Its the new SpaceX starship heat shield tile!
Its the new SpaceX starship heat shield tile!
I'd like to see this same test done on other cookies including homemade ones. Our expectation is the cookie should burst into flames in this test, but have you ever seen such a thing as this test before to give you that impression? I haven't but I have seen other materials done this way and most of them defied my expectation for what would happen. Unless we have a direct comparison to other cookies under these circumstances, the setup is relying on your (((movie and talmudvision)))-based perception of how things burn to prove to you that these cookies are fake AF. They are goyslop, but this video isn't showing the truth per se.
I'd like to see this same test done on other cookies including homemade ones. Our expectation is the cookie should burst into flames in this test, but have you ever seen such a thing as this test before to give you that impression? I haven't but I have seen other materials done this way and most of them defied my expectation for what would happen. Unless we have a direct comparison to other cookies under these circumstances, the setup is relying on your (((movie and talmudvision)))-based perception of how things burn to prove to you that these cookies are fake AF. They are goyslop, but this video isn't showing the truth per se.
Apparently, someone has an explanation.
Oreo Cookie won't burn because of fire retardant baked into cookie SODIUM BICARBONATE
Apparently, someone has an explanation.
> Oreo Cookie won't burn because of fire retardant baked into cookie SODIUM BICARBONATE
> https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oab_YVAlYKk
Apparently, someone has an explanation.
Oreo Cookie won't burn because of fire retardant baked into cookie SODIUM BICARBONATE
If that is the reason they don't burn, then most cookies including homemade ones, shouldn't burn either since they also have sodium bicarbonate "flame retardant" in them. We normally call sodium bicarbonate baking soda when used in baking though.
>Apparently, someone has an explanation.
>>Oreo Cookie won't burn because of fire retardant baked into cookie SODIUM BICARBONATE
If that is the reason they don't burn, then most cookies including homemade ones, shouldn't burn either since they also have sodium bicarbonate "flame retardant" in them. We normally call sodium bicarbonate baking soda when used in baking though.
I don't use baking soda much. I prefer fresh or dry yeast depending on what I'm baking.
I don't use baking soda much. I prefer fresh or dry yeast depending on what I'm baking.
There's a lot of things that don't readily combust and are frustratingly hard to get burning. Doubly so when you are trying to burn up debris outside in the winter.
There's a lot of things that don't readily combust and are frustratingly hard to get burning. Doubly so when you are trying to burn up debris outside in the winter.
There's a lot of things that don't readily combust and are frustratingly hard to get burning. Doubly so when you are trying to burn up debris outside in the winter.
Precisely. Our expectation for how things burn has been altered by (((hollyweird))) FX so we don't believe reality and call things suspect when in real life materials don't follow the jew movie version we've been conditioned to believe. The jews have completely altered our senses and perception and we readily believe their lies and question reality instead. This video highlights that (((programming))).
>There's a lot of things that don't readily combust and are frustratingly hard to get burning. Doubly so when you are trying to burn up debris outside in the winter.
Precisely. Our expectation for how things burn has been altered by (((hollyweird))) FX so we don't believe reality and call things suspect when in real life materials don't follow the jew movie version we've been conditioned to believe. The jews have completely altered our senses and perception and we readily believe their lies and question reality instead. This video highlights that (((programming))).
I don't really find it that surprising though. Typically stuff won't burn until all of the moisture has evaporated.
I don't really find it that surprising though. Typically stuff won't burn until all of the moisture has evaporated.
Lies and corn syrup.
Lies and corn syrup.
Sugar, cocoa, gypsum powder
Sugar, cocoa, gypsum powder
Interesting.. they break down like toilet paper when soaked in a liquid like milk.
Interesting.. they break down like toilet paper when soaked in a liquid like milk.
NASA could have saved millions in research in the 80s creating heat resistant tiles. Could have gone down to the corner stop n' rob and paid $2 bucks for oreos. Lmao
NASA could have saved millions in research in the 80s creating heat resistant tiles. Could have gone down to the corner stop n' rob and paid $2 bucks for oreos. Lmao
Foreskins of baby jews.
Foreskins of baby jews.
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