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“Don’t want it to get in my eyes” *stares directly into the bowl, leans closer* Please wear safety glasses in the future Greg, we love you and want you healthy and happy.
jakisall We want him safe but remember this is the same man who catapulted an unnecessarily large glass mug that was only used for presentation directly onto his big toe resulting in a hospital visit. Safety may be beyond his expert showmanship at this point.
@@howtodrink i actually know a guy who was working in a lab with the army, using liquid N2. They were required to wear gloves. Long story short, some splashed out of the tank and down inside his glove. He doesn't have that hand anymore.
@@JM-jv7ps maybe that's why not to wear gloves, since ordinarily, as Greg said, it would just bounce off his skin, but instead cuzza the glove it had nowhere else to go
BearInTheRain Han: SON! HOW MANY TIMES TO I HAVE TO TELL YOU! NO FORCE WIELDING AFTER DARK, NO PLAYING WITH YOUR LIGHTSABER IN PUBLIC, AND ABSOLUTELY NO DARK SIDE YOU’RE GROUNDED MISTER!
@@howtodrink The FDA has issued strong warnings about ""Injuries have occurred from handling or eating products prepared by adding liquid nitrogen immediately before consumption, even after the liquid nitrogen has fully evaporated due to the extremely low temperature of the food."
@@KahlevN "immediately before consumption" being the key words in there. This isn't immediately before consumption. He's talked about it in another video before
So Greg, you’ve brought up being a goth nerd in the 90s into table top and it makes me wonder, did you ever played Vampire the Masquerade? Somehow I feel like it would have been up teenage Greg’s alley. Either way, Vitae, what the game calls blood, seems like perfect fodder for a cocktail interpretation. Maybe something wine based? There’s a sequel to the classic PC RPG Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines coming out soon too if you need something to tie it into.
How To Drink Huh, GMs who only run Sabbat is something you and I have in common then. Is there a story behind the ban or is it just that’s it’s too far into being obnoxiously poncy?
That pigment is called phycocyanin, and it's derived from the cyanobacteria genus Arthrospira, containing Spirulina. The algae itself is one of the closes things to a nutritionally complete food that we can grow (without requiring multiple ingredients). Clever way to dye foods.
i just tried it. my results weren't perfect but they were super close. THE ORANGE BLOSSOM WATER IS EVERYTHING. i would probably cut the sugar down to 0.25 cup, but that's just me. still, THE ORANGE BLOSSOM WATER IS EVERYTHING.
When worked at sci-fi conventions, I used to order a blue Slushie just before closing time and ask it to be poured into a plastic cup I had brought (a genuine Tupperware Sweet Saver, like in the movie)
Buy Almond Well Han Solo did describe the blue milk as “too rich (creamy) and overly sweet” And Luke Skywalker did describe it as “oily” And many other sources call it a thick liquid
Came here to say I made this drink and tweaked it JUST right to be 100% spot on. 1st thing, MELT the oil first. This helps it incorporate better. 2nd let these liquids "marinade" together in the fridge after blending REALLLLLLY well. Seriously I did this side by side with just doing everything immediately and the difference in flavor profile is crazy. 3rd and SUPER important, go lighter on the citric acid, Like the lightest of pinch realllllly does make it less "soured" and helps incorporate the flavors better without overpowering them. Still, this is definitely blue milk to a T!
I just bought that same orange blossom water from amazon, wish I could’ve used your affiliate link, but I’m glad you are using the same brand. I had to get a dripper, I found out quickly it goes from nice orange hint to orange potpourri.
We tried this out this past weekend (minus the liquid nitrogen...we put it in our ice cream maker instead) and it was VERY sugary. Had the familiar flavors of Blue Milk from the parks, but there was so much sugar it was hard to take more than a couple of sips. Wondering where we went wrong lol
We cut down the sugar from the recipe, about only 3/4, and it was still too sweet. I used the orange blossom water and it was tasty and unidentifiable like the park. I wonder if the pineapple would add anything.
I love you man. Since galaxy’s edge has been open I have been dying for someone to do and more importantly say the the things that you are saying in your copy cat blue milk recipe. I didn’t want a “blue milk recipe “ I wanted THE blue milk recipe that Disney has made OR someone with skill and knowledge to make something as close as possible to it. The fact that you’ve had it multiple times and tried to identify it and have actually found an ingredients list which you are trying your best to replicate is exactly what I wanted to see and hear form someone providing a blue milk recipe. All the other BlueTubers are just making a their version. Can’t wait to try this. Thank you.
For a runnier (non-chilled) version like the film: 1-1/2 cups whole milk 1 tablespoon sugar ½ teaspoon vanilla blue food gel dye and you can do whatever you want with this
I may dislike the new Star Wars movies, but I love HTD and was thinking this might come up. We need some Elder Scrolls stuff, riften had some mixed drinks you could do, or you could do some skooma shooters. I can't wait to see them
@@NachoBran_CandyCabbage Blackbriar Premium sounds like a brewing project. Honey from bees feed on blackberry flowers and then brewed with blackberries or something like that. Would actually be cool to see Greg do something like that, Drink Projects with HTD.
@@pedroemo5477 What do you mean by that, I'm assuming (rather safely here) that we'll see a TES drink in the future. Or was that comment about you know what's coming next towards something else
I appreciate how hard it is to make recreations of drinks, ewspecially from memory, but personally this doesn’t taste like the blue milk to me. I followed every step step by step and mine came out sickly sweet. I tried watering it down with ice and it made it barely drinkable, but the taste still seems quite off. I also had a problem with the coconut oil not really incorporating into the drink, but that could be completely on me. I am going to try it one more time, but will half the sugar and use only 3 drops of orange blossom, but I was so sad when it didn’t work out. Thank you for the video though,as I said earlier, it definitely is hard to recreate these drinks, especially when you don’t have easy access to them.
I just made it as well and my coconut oil did not incorporate. I will try this one more time and maybe warm everything up beforehand. I even put it in the blender, but it still is just chunky coconut oil. And it tastes nothing like the one in the park :( I'm very saddened by it
Hey Greg, just wanted to say thanks for all the great content! We celebrated my wife's birthday this past weekend and did a makeshift home whiskey tasting...thing (she loves whiskey) where everyone brought a different type of whiskey to the party to taste. I rewatched several of your videos for inspiration on cocktails (especially the old fashioned ones) and made several different types of cocktails and it was a huge hit. Made my own demerara syrup for the first time and even did the whole 'light a match and use the orange zest to smoke the drink' maneuver. It made for a great time and I just wanted to say keep up the great work!
A note on liquid nitrogen safety do not wear long pants, or long sleeve shirts when using liquid nitrogen. Lidenfrost effect wont protect you against clothes soaked in liquid nitrogen, and you clothes become negative napalm. Tight fitting jewelry, like watches or rings are also a no when handling liquid nitrogen. As counter intuitive as it seems, the less coverage on your skin, the better.
Hey, I asked for this some months ago! Thanks, Greg! Other youtubers, take note. The man pays attention and (eventually) responds to his fans! Awesome.
I tried making a version of this, a recipe I found online and somehow it contained milk, blue curacao and amaretto .... as I didn't know better I made it and drank a glass... I had stomach aches for 3 full days, and actually had weird feelings in my stomach three weeks after that .... So suffices to say that I don't have fond memories of this drink hahah ^^ but this looks wayyy better
No they just released the pic on that ingredients list too, it's called mandarin orange blossom green dry mix, if you look that up it should bring up an article about it. That could make sense why it seems like juicyfruit
Hey, you mentioned the risk of skin/eye contact with liquid nitrogen, but there are additional risks worth mentioning in case anyone decides to try this at home. The first is the expansion ratio of liquid nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen expands at a ratio of 1:694 when it evaporates, displacing atmosphere, reducing the oxygen content of the air you're breathing. At the small amounts you use, the risk is low. However, an accidental spill of the primary container could easily create a risk of hypoxia in a small enclosed room. I don't know what your studio setup is, but if someone tries this in an apartment kitchen, they should open all windows, or better yet do this outdoors. Second, there is a chance someone could accidentally ingest liquid nitrogen that has not had enough time to boil off. The constant stirring should help it all evaporate before ingestion, but it's still a risk worth mentioning. There have been cases where people had to have portions of their esophagus and stomach removed because they ate marshmallows frozen with liquid nitrogen and didn't allow it to all evaporate first.
Just to make 800 comments. You're awesome dude. Keep doing what you're doing because you're awesome and your drinks are awesome. Everything is awesome. Keep the amazing good work!
My mother and my grandmother was making me blue,green,red,purple milk back in the late 60's early 70's and it's real easy. Milk, food coloring and they tossed in vanilla for flavor.
Jamba Juice launched a similar drink with blue spirulina right after Galaxy's Edge opened, called the Vanilla Blue Sky. You could totally do the star wars blue milk in a blender with frozen pineapple, coconut milk, and a little bit of orange or passionfruit-mango juice.
POINT OF ORDER: The second ride opened last week. I totally recognize that y'all probably filmed this before it was open, so legit, but I HAD TO OKAY?!
Fun trivia: The wolfman and devil characters from the cantina scene you mention are some of the early work of legendary mask and makeup artist Rick Baker. He was a freelance makeup guy who was experimenting with prosthetics in 1976 when a friend of his called up and asked if he wanted to work on a sci-fi film, and could he bring any crazy masks he'd been working on? Rick had made the devil horns and the wolfman mask as practice, so he grabbed them and a few other pieces and ran down to a newly founded place that called itself Industrial Light and Magic. The rest is Hollywood history.
So obviously you do a lot of drinks from/inspired by specific fictional universes. Have you considered drinks that don't come from a specific fictional universe but are kind of common to/inspired by a certain genre or something like that? Like generic high-fantasy health-/stamina-/magic-potion drinks?
Yes, ( I considered a "Space Cowboy" episode where I did drinks from Bebop + Firefly + and some 3rd thing) but it's probably not a great idea to do so. The reasoning behind this might sound crass but it's just reality, basically for the most part I find, that if people don't instantly recognize the thing in the thumbnail and ALREADY have a high degree of interest in that thing, they don't click it. At least not in the volume that I need them to for my content to not simply get absolutely buried in the sea of videos on RUclips. It takes me a lot of work (and money) to make this show, and it doesn't make sense to make content that I know basically no one will wind up seeing.
@@howtodrink Dang. I had ideas about how I would make those generic potion drinks and was curious to see how you would make them. In that case, may I suggest Veritaserum from Harry Potter? I imagine you'd make something high-alcohol-content and then pour out shots of it, since it's a super-potent truth potion.
I'll just say that I actually watch a lot of your videos because the drink looks good whether I know the media you referenced or not, I don't have to be familiar with where the drink came from, I just click because it's intriguing, your videos are very high quality and fun to watch.
Dragon fruit tastes pretty much like nothing for those of you who are curious, no distinct flavor just a slight sweetness is a unique texture that’s somewhere near an overripe apple and a pear with tiny seeds in it. Typically they just use the name and the image the fruit for marketing so he doesn’t really need the dragon fruit in there.
Be sure to work in a well ventilated area when liquid nitrogen is involved. The visible condensation is heavier than air and will creep along the counter but the gas released is almost exactly the density of air and it can fill the available space, reducing the oxygen needed to breathe. I wouldn't say don't risk it, but I would say to put a window fan in the window set on intake and run it on high to get the most outside air into your workspace that you possibly can.
He mentioned that the coconut was mostly for texture, you could probably do without it entirely. I'd be surprised if you got the same results with most other oils, but common replacements for coconut oil would be grapeseed, sunflower, or palm oil. Palm oil is especially similar, but pretty unhealthy. Since the amount is so small I doubt it would be an issue one way or another.
I work at the Milk Stand in Galaxy's Edge at Walt Disney World! This video was great and I love your Blue Milk! All you need is a Bubo Wambo Souvenir Sipper to complete the drink!
Rice milk- didn't spill a drop. Blue spidadamanaba- Kobe bryant'ed every single grain. Liquid nitrogen- its supposed to look like that. Thousands of dollars of hard to find liquor- clean up on aisle everywhere. *EDIT* Fun fact of the day: did you know the words aisle and island are no way the same? "aisle" comes from a old Latin word that means "wing", and "island" comes from a combination of 2 old English words literally meaning "watery land". The more you know. 🌈🌠
Hey, that's real neat, thanks greg. Coincidentally I'm going to be playing some ol' battlefront, I'd suggest you try it some time, if you like your star wars.
Hello There! LOL! THAT WAS AWESOME!! I definitely have to make this! And It’s the perfect time I just bought my wife a kitchen Aid mixer & we have an emulsion blender! You definitely have the high ground and up there you have made a masterpiece. Can’t wait to recreate this. Now I just have to get my hands on some Liquid Nitro 🤔
Fun English fact for you: both Meriam-Webster and Oxford dictionaries state that it is okay to use modifiers in front of the work "unique" with Meriam-Webster going so far as to say that anyone who claims otherwise simply doesn't understand English well enough.
Breathing that vapor is also dangerous. It’s nitrogen lacking oxygen. For a informational video of what happens, I believe there was a Budweiser pool party in the late 90s or early 00s that covered a pool in liquid nitrogen because the fog it makes is cool. Didn’t end well. But cool drink! And as always, great video!
My friend described the smell of blue milk as fabric softener, specifically downy. The taste reminded me of when you shove a bunch of skittles in your mouth at once and just suck on them for a bit. It was just a bizarre fruit taste. I loved it though because I spent the entire time shouting “WHAT IN THE WORLD AM I TASTING” It triggered such a specific sense memory for me and it was really nostalgic.
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How To Drink plz do a really awesome Irish drink
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Would you do vodka to booze this up, or maybe use it as a base in like a Blue Eggnog?
you're turning my liver into a force ghost, Greg
So if you added grain alcohol to this would it be considered the love child of Fight Milk and Riot Juice?
I'm gonna be level with you, being lactose intolerant does not stop me from in-taking dairy, it only makes regret it. Almost every time.
Blue and green milk are dairy free
Theres a pill called hmm lactaid i think that will help with milk if you are lactose intolerant
Somethings are worth the discomfort
@@liannburgos3714 Nope it comes from a bantha it's dairy
It's okay. People shouldnt drink milk anyways.
That moment you realize you walked right next to one of your favorite RUclipsrs at Galaxy’s Edge
That moment when you realize he saw this comment and acknowledged it making it even better by liking it. 🔥👍
“Don’t want it to get in my eyes”
*stares directly into the bowl, leans closer*
Please wear safety glasses in the future Greg, we love you and want you healthy and happy.
Safety glasses might have been smart. Gloves and the rest are actually a mistake.
jakisall We want him safe but remember this is the same man who catapulted an unnecessarily large glass mug that was only used for presentation directly onto his big toe resulting in a hospital visit.
Safety may be beyond his expert showmanship at this point.
@@howtodrink *don't forget the steel toes.*
@@howtodrink i actually know a guy who was working in a lab with the army, using liquid N2. They were required to wear gloves. Long story short, some splashed out of the tank and down inside his glove. He doesn't have that hand anymore.
@@JM-jv7ps maybe that's why not to wear gloves, since ordinarily, as Greg said, it would just bounce off his skin, but instead cuzza the glove it had nowhere else to go
Luke: Han, your son hasn't been behaving in school
Han: Yeah yeah yeah, let me show you a new milk recipe I've been working on
Adam Driver: I'M NOT TOO WIDE DAD!
BearInTheRain
Han: SON! HOW MANY TIMES TO I HAVE TO TELL YOU! NO FORCE WIELDING AFTER DARK, NO PLAYING WITH YOUR LIGHTSABER IN PUBLIC, AND ABSOLUTELY NO DARK SIDE YOU’RE GROUNDED MISTER!
*DIY*
“Now take your liquid nitrogen”
Like, 2$ a liter at the welding supply. You just need a dewer flask to store it in.
Just go with an icecream maker. It will cost you 60-80 for one with a freeze bowl and you can make icecream!
@@howtodrink The FDA has issued strong warnings about ""Injuries have occurred from handling or eating products prepared by adding liquid nitrogen immediately before consumption, even after the liquid nitrogen has fully evaporated due to the extremely low temperature of the food."
@@KahlevN "immediately before consumption" being the key words in there. This isn't immediately before consumption. He's talked about it in another video before
Greg: “I’m a big Star Wars fan”
Me: yeah that tracks
Really going for that scruffy lookin nurf herder look, eh?
Who's Scruffy lookin'?
Yes
Nerf*
So Greg, you’ve brought up being a goth nerd in the 90s into table top and it makes me wonder, did you ever played Vampire the Masquerade? Somehow I feel like it would have been up teenage Greg’s alley. Either way, Vitae, what the game calls blood, seems like perfect fodder for a cocktail interpretation. Maybe something wine based? There’s a sequel to the classic PC RPG Vampire the Masquerade: Bloodlines coming out soon too if you need something to tie it into.
I played V:TM a ton. The friend who ran it pretty much exclusively ran Sabbat games and the phrase "vitae" was banned at the table lol.
@@howtodrink And here I took you for a Nosferatu kind of guy.
@@howtodrink I look forward to the video after Bloodlines 2 comes out. :p
How To Drink Huh, GMs who only run Sabbat is something you and I have in common then. Is there a story behind the ban or is it just that’s it’s too far into being obnoxiously poncy?
Would love to see a Vitae cocktail! Alternatively, The Blood from Darkest Dungeon's Crimson Curse DLC would be a nice one too!
The way Greg roasts himself in the captions never fails to amuse me.
It failed to amuse me.
@@skjaldulfr Then it is you who is the failure
*This message approved by The United Bantha Farmers of Tatooine*
Cues "Hold On Tight to Your Dreams" sung in Huttese.
That pigment is called phycocyanin, and it's derived from the cyanobacteria genus Arthrospira, containing Spirulina. The algae itself is one of the closes things to a nutritionally complete food that we can grow (without requiring multiple ingredients). Clever way to dye foods.
i just tried it. my results weren't perfect but they were super close. THE ORANGE BLOSSOM WATER IS EVERYTHING.
i would probably cut the sugar down to 0.25 cup, but that's just me. still, THE ORANGE BLOSSOM WATER IS EVERYTHING.
Christopher Standard Time how did you do the coconut oil
the WHAT?
Waiting for the green milk version that's garnished with an animal teat.
With a dash of alcohol, for that grumpy and retired jedi master.
Fabian Salinas
Hate to break it to you but real milk comes from those too
Honestly, I remember the fact they drank the milk from what looked exactly like the type of Tupperware we had rather than it being blue at all.
This is true! It wasn’t blue on set, only in camera. Still- it’s blue milk!
If you kept that Tupperware, then it'll be worth a fair bit to Star Wars collectors!
When worked at sci-fi conventions, I used to order a blue Slushie just before closing time and ask it to be poured into a plastic cup I had brought (a genuine Tupperware Sweet Saver, like in the movie)
Findecanor
Thank you I will get myself one of those cups
It’ll be a right of passage as a Star Wars fan
fun fact, the band in the cantina plays a style of music called "jizz"
Ew
Oh dear.
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Well Han Solo did describe the blue milk as “too rich (creamy) and overly sweet”
And Luke Skywalker did describe it as “oily”
And many other sources call it a thick liquid
@The Lexdysic cartographer No, don't do that, I don't want to have this thought in my head. :D
Based
That moment when you're starting a Star Wars TTRPG with friends, and we now have a recipe for Blue Milk in the Cantina. Thanks, Cantina man
Wish I could play that, but alas I have no nerd friends to play with me, F.
@@Zerklass honestly same dude
Have you thought of doing a Firefly cocktail like mudder's milk?
Or anything that Londo drinks in Babylon 5?
Here Greg! Right here!
Mudder's milk is a great idea
Yeah do mudders milk
that would be awesome, I love Firefly :)
Be so shiny
I’m pretty sure that you just have to milk a Bantha. Imagine being this guy and making milk from scratch.
How to make milk from scratch: get your wife pregnant.
B. K. Hutterer don’t got a wife bro 😔
You do seem like a guy who'd tend bar at a cantina on the edge of the galaxy, secretly smuggling illegal booze with a freighter.
Came here to say I made this drink and tweaked it JUST right to be 100% spot on. 1st thing, MELT the oil first. This helps it incorporate better. 2nd let these liquids "marinade" together in the fridge after blending REALLLLLLY well. Seriously I did this side by side with just doing everything immediately and the difference in flavor profile is crazy. 3rd and SUPER important, go lighter on the citric acid, Like the lightest of pinch realllllly does make it less "soured" and helps incorporate the flavors better without overpowering them. Still, this is definitely blue milk to a T!
I just bought that same orange blossom water from amazon, wish I could’ve used your affiliate link, but I’m glad you are using the same brand. I had to get a dripper, I found out quickly it goes from nice orange hint to orange potpourri.
I come back to this episode time and time again almost exclusively because the face Greg makes in the thumbnail is incredible
We tried this out this past weekend (minus the liquid nitrogen...we put it in our ice cream maker instead) and it was VERY sugary. Had the familiar flavors of Blue Milk from the parks, but there was so much sugar it was hard to take more than a couple of sips. Wondering where we went wrong lol
We cut down the sugar from the recipe, about only 3/4, and it was still too sweet. I used the orange blossom water and it was tasty and unidentifiable like the park. I wonder if the pineapple would add anything.
150 grams is only 2/3 of a cup but the .75 is wrong and makes it seem like 3/4 of a cup.
did you have unsweeteed rice milk?
I love you man. Since galaxy’s edge has been open I have been dying for someone to do and more importantly say the the things that you are saying in your copy cat blue milk recipe.
I didn’t want a “blue milk recipe “ I wanted THE blue milk recipe that Disney has made OR someone with skill and knowledge to make something as close as possible to it.
The fact that you’ve had it multiple times and tried to identify it and have actually found an ingredients list which you are trying your best to replicate is exactly what I wanted to see and hear form someone providing a blue milk recipe.
All the other BlueTubers are just making a their version.
Can’t wait to try this. Thank you.
Omg ever since I’ve seen that drink in the movie, I’ve wanted to see a real life version so I can drink it myself
For a runnier (non-chilled) version like the film:
1-1/2 cups whole milk
1 tablespoon sugar
½ teaspoon vanilla
blue food gel dye
and you can do whatever you want with this
Never change, Greg. Your movie commentary nerdiness adds so much enjoyment to your creativity in your creations
I may dislike the new Star Wars movies, but I love HTD and was thinking this might come up. We need some Elder Scrolls stuff, riften had some mixed drinks you could do, or you could do some skooma shooters. I can't wait to see them
Elder scrolls drinks!
I'd like to see his take on a Blackbriar Premium mead. Or maybe an Emberbrand spiced wine.
@@NachoBran_CandyCabbage Blackbriar Premium sounds like a brewing project. Honey from bees feed on blackberry flowers and then brewed with blackberries or something like that. Would actually be cool to see Greg do something like that, Drink Projects with HTD.
Oh yeah you know whats coming next
How to drink is better than tlj
@@pedroemo5477 What do you mean by that, I'm assuming (rather safely here) that we'll see a TES drink in the future. Or was that comment about you know what's coming next towards something else
Ah yes. Who can forget the iconic "Snu Snorfla"
“What, no alcohol? Next time remember the alcohol”
I said the same thing. I was like, wait, what do I add?
@@OsseusChicago Blue Agave Tequila of course lol.
Disappointed. No alcohol.
Seriously! Where’s the booze😋
I at least expected a second batch where he adds liquor. Very disappointed.
This episode should be "The Editor Strikes Back"
I appreciate how hard it is to make recreations of drinks, ewspecially from memory, but personally this doesn’t taste like the blue milk to me. I followed every step step by step and mine came out sickly sweet. I tried watering it down with ice and it made it barely drinkable, but the taste still seems quite off. I also had a problem with the coconut oil not really incorporating into the drink, but that could be completely on me. I am going to try it one more time, but will half the sugar and use only 3 drops of orange blossom, but I was so sad when it didn’t work out. Thank you for the video though,as I said earlier, it definitely is hard to recreate these drinks, especially when you don’t have easy access to them.
I just made it as well and my coconut oil did not incorporate. I will try this one more time and maybe warm everything up beforehand. I even put it in the blender, but it still is just chunky coconut oil. And it tastes nothing like the one in the park :( I'm very saddened by it
An elegant pour. For a more civilised drink.
2:47
That mysterious taste? Maalox. It was the flavor of liquid Maalox.
Hey Greg, just wanted to say thanks for all the great content! We celebrated my wife's birthday this past weekend and did a makeshift home whiskey tasting...thing (she loves whiskey) where everyone brought a different type of whiskey to the party to taste. I rewatched several of your videos for inspiration on cocktails (especially the old fashioned ones) and made several different types of cocktails and it was a huge hit. Made my own demerara syrup for the first time and even did the whole 'light a match and use the orange zest to smoke the drink' maneuver. It made for a great time and I just wanted to say keep up the great work!
Love that you took a picture of the mix. It's so hard to re-create Disney recipes because they use mixes left right and center. Can only guess.
Editor, you're an absolute gift and treasure of a human being. Thank you for helping to brighten my day
That moment when you get more enjoyment from a dude making blue milk in his garage than the last few Star Wars movies
This is the drink you’re looking for, also the one I’ve been waiting for
"I dont know the name of every character in the films."
Comic/lore and expanded universe fans, "Ha, you thought you could challenge me."
A note on liquid nitrogen safety
do not wear long pants, or long sleeve shirts when using liquid nitrogen. Lidenfrost effect wont protect you against clothes soaked in liquid nitrogen, and you clothes become negative napalm. Tight fitting jewelry, like watches or rings are also a no when handling liquid nitrogen. As counter intuitive as it seems, the less coverage on your skin, the better.
"Ahrange blossom water" sounds like an Eastern PA/Baltimore accent
New York, if I'm not mistaken
Chase Housley i thought it was jersey
Hey, I asked for this some months ago! Thanks, Greg!
Other youtubers, take note. The man pays attention and (eventually) responds to his fans! Awesome.
You should do the "Water of Life" from the "Dune" series for the 2020 remake. Don't be afraid. Fear is the mind killer!
I tried making a version of this, a recipe I found online and somehow it contained milk, blue curacao and amaretto .... as I didn't know better I made it and drank a glass... I had stomach aches for 3 full days, and actually had weird feelings in my stomach three weeks after that .... So suffices to say that I don't have fond memories of this drink hahah ^^ but this looks wayyy better
"Oh look, it's literally Satan" - C3P0, re: the Devaronian (in Auralnauts Star Wars dub anyway)
This is important for life. Thank you, Greg.
The “green milk” taste like Juicy Fruit gum. Its kinda weird
No they just released the pic on that ingredients list too, it's called mandarin orange blossom green dry mix, if you look that up it should bring up an article about it. That could make sense why it seems like juicyfruit
Hey, you mentioned the risk of skin/eye contact with liquid nitrogen, but there are additional risks worth mentioning in case anyone decides to try this at home.
The first is the expansion ratio of liquid nitrogen. Liquid nitrogen expands at a ratio of 1:694 when it evaporates, displacing atmosphere, reducing the oxygen content of the air you're breathing. At the small amounts you use, the risk is low. However, an accidental spill of the primary container could easily create a risk of hypoxia in a small enclosed room. I don't know what your studio setup is, but if someone tries this in an apartment kitchen, they should open all windows, or better yet do this outdoors.
Second, there is a chance someone could accidentally ingest liquid nitrogen that has not had enough time to boil off. The constant stirring should help it all evaporate before ingestion, but it's still a risk worth mentioning. There have been cases where people had to have portions of their esophagus and stomach removed because they ate marshmallows frozen with liquid nitrogen and didn't allow it to all evaporate first.
Loved the video and the fact that you are “cosplaying” Han Solo
I love your editor. They make these videos all the more enjoyable.
This "BLUE" my expectations out of the water!
Dad joke #56
I can drink blue milk?! Yes!!! I am so happy there is a milky drink I can have!
Now this, this, is a beverage
Man, I hang out with you more than anybody! Your videos keep going in the background, and I’m like damn he’s been here the whole time!
I always imagined it to taste like a blue coconut cream slush from Sonic.
Just to make 800 comments.
You're awesome dude. Keep doing what you're doing because you're awesome and your drinks are awesome. Everything is awesome. Keep the amazing good work!
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Shout out to your editor for adding the names. Great work!!
"satan and the wolfman are there"
WAIT, HAVE YOU ACTUALLY SEEN THE AURALNAUTS PARODY!?
Blue milk?! Oh hell yes! I've been looking forward to this.
Gaz twice the pride, double the fall
I'm a simple man: I see Greg dressed as Han Solo I click and like!!
My mother and my grandmother was making me blue,green,red,purple milk back in the late 60's early 70's and it's real easy. Milk, food coloring and they tossed in vanilla for flavor.
Perks of being a Floridian: Disney is in your backyard.
Jamba Juice launched a similar drink with blue spirulina right after Galaxy's Edge opened, called the Vanilla Blue Sky. You could totally do the star wars blue milk in a blender with frozen pineapple, coconut milk, and a little bit of orange or passionfruit-mango juice.
POINT OF ORDER:
The second ride opened last week.
I totally recognize that y'all probably filmed this before it was open, so legit, but I HAD TO OKAY?!
Not open at Disneyland yet. January 17th.
I've always wanted to make this milk, since Aunt Maru served it to Luke and Aunt Owen in A New Hope. Epic!
What job did you have on Smugglers Run/the Millennium Falcon? I was one of the engineers!
Fun trivia: The wolfman and devil characters from the cantina scene you mention are some of the early work of legendary mask and makeup artist Rick Baker. He was a freelance makeup guy who was experimenting with prosthetics in 1976 when a friend of his called up and asked if he wanted to work on a sci-fi film, and could he bring any crazy masks he'd been working on? Rick had made the devil horns and the wolfman mask as practice, so he grabbed them and a few other pieces and ran down to a newly founded place that called itself Industrial Light and Magic. The rest is Hollywood history.
What booze would you recommend adding to make this an adult beverage?
Takeshi7 No expert but rum sounds pretty good
I'd probably say Malibu coconut rum or kahlua if you like coffee liqueur. For something strong I'd say vanilla vodka.
Takeshi7 yeah I’d be wanting to turn this into a boozy blue heaven shake - vanilla vodka all the way.
Matthew G but what if the rums gone?
Maybe Grand Marnier to replace the orange drops?
I fell asleep and work up to this channel, you are amazing, this channel is amazing, you all are amazing
So obviously you do a lot of drinks from/inspired by specific fictional universes.
Have you considered drinks that don't come from a specific fictional universe but are kind of common to/inspired by a certain genre or something like that?
Like generic high-fantasy health-/stamina-/magic-potion drinks?
Yes, ( I considered a "Space Cowboy" episode where I did drinks from Bebop + Firefly + and some 3rd thing) but it's probably not a great idea to do so. The reasoning behind this might sound crass but it's just reality, basically for the most part I find, that if people don't instantly recognize the thing in the thumbnail and ALREADY have a high degree of interest in that thing, they don't click it. At least not in the volume that I need them to for my content to not simply get absolutely buried in the sea of videos on RUclips. It takes me a lot of work (and money) to make this show, and it doesn't make sense to make content that I know basically no one will wind up seeing.
Do it how to drink
@@howtodrink Dang. I had ideas about how I would make those generic potion drinks and was curious to see how you would make them.
In that case, may I suggest Veritaserum from Harry Potter? I imagine you'd make something high-alcohol-content and then pour out shots of it, since it's a super-potent truth potion.
I'll just say that I actually watch a lot of your videos because the drink looks good whether I know the media you referenced or not, I don't have to be familiar with where the drink came from, I just click because it's intriguing, your videos are very high quality and fun to watch.
It makes my nerdy heart giddy that you wore hans shirt for this episode. I love you.😊
Dragon fruit tastes pretty much like nothing for those of you who are curious, no distinct flavor just a slight sweetness is a unique texture that’s somewhere near an overripe apple and a pear with tiny seeds in it. Typically they just use the name and the image the fruit for marketing so he doesn’t really need the dragon fruit in there.
Be sure to work in a well ventilated area when liquid nitrogen is involved. The visible condensation is heavier than air and will creep along the counter but the gas released is almost exactly the density of air and it can fill the available space, reducing the oxygen needed to breathe. I wouldn't say don't risk it, but I would say to put a window fan in the window set on intake and run it on high to get the most outside air into your workspace that you possibly can.
I'm allergic to coconut. Got any substitutions for coconut oil that you think will work well?
Palm oil?
He mentioned that the coconut was mostly for texture, you could probably do without it entirely. I'd be surprised if you got the same results with most other oils, but common replacements for coconut oil would be grapeseed, sunflower, or palm oil. Palm oil is especially similar, but pretty unhealthy. Since the amount is so small I doubt it would be an issue one way or another.
@@petergray2712 Thanks
@@dokidokiduckie Yeah I definitely wouldn't be drinking this every single day or anything, hahaha. Thanks for the other suggestions.
@@theoptimisticmetalhead7787 Yeah! Hopefully I was at least a little helpful haha
I work at the Milk Stand in Galaxy's Edge at Walt Disney World! This video was great and I love your Blue Milk! All you need is a Bubo Wambo Souvenir Sipper to complete the drink!
Rice milk- didn't spill a drop.
Blue spidadamanaba- Kobe bryant'ed every single grain.
Liquid nitrogen- its supposed to look like that.
Thousands of dollars of hard to find liquor- clean up on aisle everywhere.
*EDIT* Fun fact of the day: did you know the words aisle and island are no way the same? "aisle" comes from a old Latin word that means "wing", and "island" comes from a combination of 2 old English words literally meaning "watery land".
The more you know. 🌈🌠
Trying your butter beer for Christmas. So excited!!
Blue Milk DIY:
Step 1: Pour MIlk
Step 2: Add blue food coloring
Fin
This guy is totally what you get if Kevin Smith and Mac from "It's Always Sunny In Philadelphia" had a child together. Awesome channel!
Hey, that's real neat, thanks greg. Coincidentally I'm going to be playing some ol' battlefront, I'd suggest you try it some time, if you like your star wars.
The tasting notes are always funny
Concerned about protecting eyes.
Doesn't wear safety glasses.
Hello There! LOL! THAT WAS AWESOME!! I definitely have to make this! And It’s the perfect time I just bought my wife a kitchen Aid mixer & we have an emulsion blender! You definitely have the high ground and up there you have made a masterpiece. Can’t wait to recreate this. Now I just have to get my hands on some Liquid Nitro 🤔
"Brayden can't eat Blue!"
BLUE BERRIES ARE FUCKING PURPLE!!!
@@Promor_ I know what both of you are referencing and *YES*
FIRSTLY:
Don't call your kid "Brayden"!
Fun English fact for you: both Meriam-Webster and Oxford dictionaries state that it is okay to use modifiers in front of the work "unique" with Meriam-Webster going so far as to say that anyone who claims otherwise simply doesn't understand English well enough.
His name is Nien Nunb not Nien Nubn
I mean, are the editors even Star Wars fans? Smh
This was sarcasm, btw if anyone is actually offended.
@Reynaldo Lara :(
Breathing that vapor is also dangerous. It’s nitrogen lacking oxygen. For a informational video of what happens, I believe there was a Budweiser pool party in the late 90s or early 00s that covered a pool in liquid nitrogen because the fog it makes is cool. Didn’t end well. But cool drink! And as always, great video!
There’s no alcohol in this. Are you trying to poison me?
I used to make blue milk for parties. I just used milk and blue curacao. Tasted like a creamsicle. Good times :)
We just going to pretend the "Green Milk" scene never happened. Ok.
My friend described the smell of blue milk as fabric softener, specifically downy.
The taste reminded me of when you shove a bunch of skittles in your mouth at once and just suck on them for a bit. It was just a bizarre fruit taste. I loved it though because I spent the entire time shouting “WHAT IN THE WORLD AM I TASTING”
It triggered such a specific sense memory for me and it was really nostalgic.
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Greg this is incredible. My Rise of Skywalker experience will now be complete.
Make a mandalrian themed drink please
Heres an idea BABY YODA
This video is a better Star Wars story than anything made by Disney.
At 9:40 whoever edited don’t get cocky kid 👏👏👏👏👏 you done good, you done real real good 😘👌
The use of “gwarsh” sent me into an uncontrollable state of laughter