Videos tagged with food prep

This video appears to be a demonstration of how to properly chop a jalapeño pepper, as indicated by the title. The content is likely focused on knife skills and food preparation, with the mention of '@shedknives' suggesting a focus on the knife itself or knife-related content. Given the absence of any firearms-related terms in the provided title and description, the video is not about firearms.

This video focuses on a truck driver's strategy for road trips, emphasizing critical snack preparation to avoid unnecessary stops. The presenter, John, details his personal snack setup, including innovative methods like warming Wagyu beef on the dashboard. He also discusses the practicality of 'pocket food' like Quest cheese crackers, highlighting their high-protein content but critiquing the noisy wrappers and advocating for silent wrapper technology. The video encourages viewer interaction by asking about their go-to road trip snacks and directs viewers to an exclusive app for the full breakdown, associated with the hashtag #SOBTV.

This YouTube video, titled "10 Reasons You Should Carry an EDC Knife," by Robbie Wheaton (Sootch00), highlights the versatility and importance of carrying a knife for everyday tasks and emergency situations. The video outlines ten specific reasons, including its utility as a versatile tool, for self-defense, fire-making, food preparation, hunting, shelter building, first aid, and as a prying or digging implement. It emphasizes the dependability and portability of an EDC (Everyday Carry) knife. The description also includes an affiliate link for EXOTAC with a discount code and mentions a Patreon for channel support. The video is aimed at individuals interested in preparedness and everyday carry gear.

This video focuses on creating a "better" version of Big Mac sauce, presented as part of a "Prepper Pantry Cooking" series. The creator, "Alaska Prepper," encourages viewers to support the channel through various affiliate links and platforms like Patreon. While the title suggests a culinary focus, the inclusion of "Prepper Pantry" implies a context of food storage and preparedness, which can sometimes intersect with survivalist or self-sufficiency themes, though no specific firearms or tactical gear are mentioned in the provided data.

This video discusses the concept of a Grand Solar Minimum, drawing a parallel to the work of 'Ice Age Farmer'. The creator details their own efforts in food preparation, specifically mentioning putting up 300 lbs of food in November and continuing 'Pay Day Prep'. The description also includes numerous affiliate links for survival food companies, prepping supplies, and precious metals, along with social media and contact information for the channel 'Alaska Prepper'.

This video details a "Costco Pay Day Prep" focused on acquiring a large quantity of calories (over 330,000) at an exceptionally low cost per calorie (less than $0.0004). While the primary focus is on food preparation and cost-efficiency, the description and linked items reveal a strong emphasis on emergency preparedness, survival gear, and self-reliance. The creator also includes affiliate links to various survival-related products, including water filters, knives, fire starters, and emergency food supplies, suggesting a broader interest in "prepping" and homesteading alongside the Costco haul.

This video, titled "Payday Prep," focuses on preparing a large quantity of food for 21 days on a very limited budget of $29.83. The prep reportedly yields over 38,000 calories and 1000 grams of protein. While the title suggests a focus on survival or self-sufficiency, the content itself is entirely about food preparation and budgeting, with no mention or demonstration of firearms, ammunition, or related gear.

This video review by Nutnfancy delves into the Spyderco Manix 2 C101BL2, a lightweight folder featuring translucent blue FRCP handles and a full flat ground CTS-BD1 steel blade. After six months of rigorous testing including backpacking, EDC, and cut testing, the reviewer deems it the "best yet" and a "powerhouse." Key features highlighted are its extreme lightweight (three ounces) without sacrificing strength, the grippy and impact-resistant co-polymer handles, excellent in-hand confidence due to multiple grip enhancements, a large lanyard hole, and flawless ball bearing lock operation. The review praises the US-made steel for its edge retention and rust resistance. While the pinned construction is noted as a minor drawback for user maintenance, the knife is lauded for its outstanding value and performance, earning it a spot in the TNP Hall of Fame. It's recommended for tactical, EDC, backpacking, and survival applications where weight is critical.