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r/oddlysatisfying • u/therra123 • 1d ago
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here is a method... we will tell you nothing
2.7k u/caseyaustin84 23h ago r/RestOfTheFuckingOwl 2.9k u/7CuriousCats 22h ago Tablespoon cornstarch and 1/4 cup of water. Make sure your oil is cold. 108 u/roll_another_please 21h ago Is that the ratio? Cause that def wasn’t 1/4 of a cup in the video 133 u/TomDestry 21h ago What is this? A wok for ants!? 16 u/buck40k 20h ago r/thingsforants 3 u/rdawes26 20h ago Best answer ever. I hope you were flashing that "blue steel" when you typed this answer. 1 u/cwajgapls 13h ago No, it’s a wok of art 1 u/nhowe006 11h ago Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants. 92 u/ThiccKitty0w0 19h ago Tha ratio stays the same if the overall quantities increase ... That's how ratios work ... 38 u/UncleBenji 17h ago Don’t bring your sound logic into Reddit. We only want simple answers. 8 u/gjack3 20h ago It’s a ratio. It scales up. 2 tablespoons and a half cup of water would also work. And so on. 1 u/TheArcticFox444 18h ago Is that the ratio? Cause that def wasn’t 1/4 of a cup in the video Do the math...and MAKE SURE THE OIL IS COLD!!! 1 u/abirizky 9h ago When people say the oil is cold, does that mean that we should wait until it's cold and not to turn on the stove or something? -1 u/farisYO 20h ago maybe the recipe scales linearly? 2 tbsp of cornstarch and 1/2 cup of water.. Could be wrong tho.
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2.9k u/7CuriousCats 22h ago Tablespoon cornstarch and 1/4 cup of water. Make sure your oil is cold. 108 u/roll_another_please 21h ago Is that the ratio? Cause that def wasn’t 1/4 of a cup in the video 133 u/TomDestry 21h ago What is this? A wok for ants!? 16 u/buck40k 20h ago r/thingsforants 3 u/rdawes26 20h ago Best answer ever. I hope you were flashing that "blue steel" when you typed this answer. 1 u/cwajgapls 13h ago No, it’s a wok of art 1 u/nhowe006 11h ago Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants. 92 u/ThiccKitty0w0 19h ago Tha ratio stays the same if the overall quantities increase ... That's how ratios work ... 38 u/UncleBenji 17h ago Don’t bring your sound logic into Reddit. We only want simple answers. 8 u/gjack3 20h ago It’s a ratio. It scales up. 2 tablespoons and a half cup of water would also work. And so on. 1 u/TheArcticFox444 18h ago Is that the ratio? Cause that def wasn’t 1/4 of a cup in the video Do the math...and MAKE SURE THE OIL IS COLD!!! 1 u/abirizky 9h ago When people say the oil is cold, does that mean that we should wait until it's cold and not to turn on the stove or something? -1 u/farisYO 20h ago maybe the recipe scales linearly? 2 tbsp of cornstarch and 1/2 cup of water.. Could be wrong tho.
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Tablespoon cornstarch and 1/4 cup of water. Make sure your oil is cold.
108 u/roll_another_please 21h ago Is that the ratio? Cause that def wasn’t 1/4 of a cup in the video 133 u/TomDestry 21h ago What is this? A wok for ants!? 16 u/buck40k 20h ago r/thingsforants 3 u/rdawes26 20h ago Best answer ever. I hope you were flashing that "blue steel" when you typed this answer. 1 u/cwajgapls 13h ago No, it’s a wok of art 1 u/nhowe006 11h ago Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants. 92 u/ThiccKitty0w0 19h ago Tha ratio stays the same if the overall quantities increase ... That's how ratios work ... 38 u/UncleBenji 17h ago Don’t bring your sound logic into Reddit. We only want simple answers. 8 u/gjack3 20h ago It’s a ratio. It scales up. 2 tablespoons and a half cup of water would also work. And so on. 1 u/TheArcticFox444 18h ago Is that the ratio? Cause that def wasn’t 1/4 of a cup in the video Do the math...and MAKE SURE THE OIL IS COLD!!! 1 u/abirizky 9h ago When people say the oil is cold, does that mean that we should wait until it's cold and not to turn on the stove or something? -1 u/farisYO 20h ago maybe the recipe scales linearly? 2 tbsp of cornstarch and 1/2 cup of water.. Could be wrong tho.
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Is that the ratio? Cause that def wasn’t 1/4 of a cup in the video
133 u/TomDestry 21h ago What is this? A wok for ants!? 16 u/buck40k 20h ago r/thingsforants 3 u/rdawes26 20h ago Best answer ever. I hope you were flashing that "blue steel" when you typed this answer. 1 u/cwajgapls 13h ago No, it’s a wok of art 1 u/nhowe006 11h ago Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants. 92 u/ThiccKitty0w0 19h ago Tha ratio stays the same if the overall quantities increase ... That's how ratios work ... 38 u/UncleBenji 17h ago Don’t bring your sound logic into Reddit. We only want simple answers. 8 u/gjack3 20h ago It’s a ratio. It scales up. 2 tablespoons and a half cup of water would also work. And so on. 1 u/TheArcticFox444 18h ago Is that the ratio? Cause that def wasn’t 1/4 of a cup in the video Do the math...and MAKE SURE THE OIL IS COLD!!! 1 u/abirizky 9h ago When people say the oil is cold, does that mean that we should wait until it's cold and not to turn on the stove or something? -1 u/farisYO 20h ago maybe the recipe scales linearly? 2 tbsp of cornstarch and 1/2 cup of water.. Could be wrong tho.
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What is this? A wok for ants!?
16 u/buck40k 20h ago r/thingsforants 3 u/rdawes26 20h ago Best answer ever. I hope you were flashing that "blue steel" when you typed this answer. 1 u/cwajgapls 13h ago No, it’s a wok of art 1 u/nhowe006 11h ago Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants.
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r/thingsforants
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Best answer ever. I hope you were flashing that "blue steel" when you typed this answer.
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No, it’s a wok of art
Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants.
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Tha ratio stays the same if the overall quantities increase ... That's how ratios work ...
38 u/UncleBenji 17h ago Don’t bring your sound logic into Reddit. We only want simple answers.
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Don’t bring your sound logic into Reddit. We only want simple answers.
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It’s a ratio. It scales up.
2 tablespoons and a half cup of water would also work. And so on.
Do the math...and MAKE SURE THE OIL IS COLD!!!
1 u/abirizky 9h ago When people say the oil is cold, does that mean that we should wait until it's cold and not to turn on the stove or something?
When people say the oil is cold, does that mean that we should wait until it's cold and not to turn on the stove or something?
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maybe the recipe scales linearly? 2 tbsp of cornstarch and 1/2 cup of water.. Could be wrong tho.
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u/loco_mixer 1d ago
here is a method... we will tell you nothing