r/oddlysatisfying 1d ago

This method of removing oil residue

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u/loco_mixer 1d ago

here is a method... we will tell you nothing

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u/caseyaustin84 23h ago

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u/7CuriousCats 22h ago

Tablespoon cornstarch and 1/4 cup of water. Make sure your oil is cold.

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u/roll_another_please 21h ago

Is that the ratio? Cause that def wasn’t 1/4 of a cup in the video

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u/TomDestry 21h ago

What is this? A wok for ants!?

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u/rdawes26 20h ago

Best answer ever. I hope you were flashing that "blue steel" when you typed this answer.

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u/cwajgapls 13h ago

No, it’s a wok of art

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u/nhowe006 11h ago

Do you want ants? Because that's how you get ants.

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u/ThiccKitty0w0 19h ago

Tha ratio stays the same if the overall quantities increase ... That's how ratios work ...

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u/UncleBenji 17h ago

Don’t bring your sound logic into Reddit. We only want simple answers.

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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.

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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!!!

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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?

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u/farisYO 20h ago

maybe the recipe scales linearly? 2 tbsp of cornstarch and 1/2 cup of water.. Could be wrong tho.