Videos tagged with eggs

This YouTube video focuses on a $10,000 chicken coop, as indicated by the title. The tags heavily revolve around poultry farming, specific chicken breeds (Isa Brown), and egg production. It also includes general terms related to reviews and hobbies, such as #chooks, #chickens, and #shed. There is no indication of any firearm-related content within the provided title and description.

This video focuses on the arrival of chickens and the anticipation of getting eggs, with a strong emphasis on promoting various survival and preparedness products. The description heavily features affiliate links and discount codes for items like solar generators, water filters, nutrient survival food, and precious metals. While the title is about chickens, the extensive product promotion suggests a broader channel focus on prepper-related gear and potentially homesteading in a survival context. The content creator is identified as "Alaska Prepper."

This video, titled "how many eggs it take to stop a bullet," explores the ballistic resistance of eggs. While the title poses a question about stopping bullets, the description, "กดติดตามและกด subscribe ด้วยนะคะ" (Please follow and subscribe), and links to a website and Facebook page suggest a content creator's channel promotion rather than a direct firearms test. The core of the video likely revolves around a demonstration or experiment testing the effectiveness of eggs against projectiles, potentially related to durability or impact resistance, framed in a question about bullet penetration.

George Bell hosts a new episode of "Insert Ingredient Here," formerly "Off-Grid Cooking," from Fieldcraft HQ. In this episode, George and Addison prepare breakfast burritos and banana fritters. The cooking philosophy emphasized is K.I.S.S. (Keep It Simple, Stupid). The video also promotes Fieldcraft Survival's newsletter and Mike Glover's upcoming book "Prepared." The description highlights Fieldcraft Survival's mission to enhance survival capabilities through education, training, and equipment.

This video features Sean (TNPr) and Nutnfancy venturing into the desert for an outdoor cooking experience, inspired by the movie 'Greyhound'. They utilize a Yamaha Wolverine X4 to reach an elevated location with scenic views. The focus is on preparing a 'Watchman's Breakfast' consisting of bacon, eggs, and hash browns, complemented by orange juice. The video also highlights specific gear, including a Primus Dual Burner stove and a GFIRE Plate Carrier worn by Nutnfancy. Links for purchased items and TNP's Patreon page are provided.

This YouTube video showcases the Ooni Koda 16 Pizza Oven being used to make breakfast pizza. The creator highlights a simple yet delicious recipe featuring common breakfast ingredients like bacon, eggs, and cheese, prepared in the pizza oven. The video is intended to be an entertaining and instructional guide for making breakfast pizza with this specific oven.

This YouTube video features a "Spin The Bottle Challenge" with a twist: participants throw eggs at each other. The video mentions Bradley, Diego, and Corbin as participants. The description encourages viewers to comment with video suggestions and provides social media links for the uploader, Esaigivens, and Diego's YouTube channel.

This video showcases a prepper's pantry cooking demonstration, focusing on opening a jar of sausage that was pressure canned 5 years prior. The meal is completed with restaurant-style hash browns and eggs. While the video description and title do not mention firearms, the channel name 'Alaska Prepper' and the inclusion of links to various survival and preparedness-related companies suggest a broader theme of self-sufficiency and readiness. The content is primarily about food preservation and meal preparation from a prepper's perspective.

This video, 'Year of the Gamekeeper - Part 2: From Eggs to Chicks', continues a series with updates on gamekeeping activities. The content includes collecting, washing, and sorting eggs, a segment on turning eggs into chicks via an incubator, and Dave going on his rounds with a .243 rifle. Matt is also featured zeroing his .17HMR rifle. Social distancing measures were observed during filming.

This video showcases an unconventional and patriotic "American Breakfast" prepared on an AR-15 platform. The host, "America's Range Chef" from Mrgunsngear, demonstrates cooking bacon, eggs, and coffee using the firearm, emphasizing its iconic status in American culture. The video also features patriotic attire and promotes various merchandise and social media channels of the host.