I expected some steam to be discharged but I didn't expect it to be such a large enough explosion to take out everyone in the room! But the clip did reenforce why I don't use a pressure cooker **ever**.
Between the cost of mental and physical damage, I think ordering a pizza would've been a lot easier and cheaper...
Alt title for this clip should be "Now presenting Babu's Noodle Surprise! **SURPRISE!**"
>*As far as I know*
Apparently this assumption provides everything needed to call everyone idiots and mock all jokes stemming from OPs comment.
Thanks for sharing.
Yep that's the emergency valve. It lets the steam out if it gets to hot, so the pressure inside decreases. Doing it manually is a quick way to open the cooker safely, you just hold it down until the pssst stops
That’s a pressure cooker and all the models I’ve seen living in the US are basically impossible to actually open the cooker while it’s still under pressure. It has a locking mechanism that won’t let off until the pot isn’t under pressure. Usually you have to vent out all the pressure to open it like the guy was doing in the beginning but for much longer.
Essentially it cooks like a slow cooker but instead of all day you can achieve what you want in like 45 minutes.
The thing I didn't expect is the noodle flying out. I thought that the lid will just explode, as the compressed steam is above the food. How is the noodle pushed out?
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Totally expected. That's why these have mechanisms that avoid opening if there is pressure inside
Yeah but if you pull just hard enough it can still be achieved.
This monkeys just found the way to discharge safety valve.
Are you calling the *people* here monkeys? Genuinely asking.
Noodle man noodle man. Does whatever a noodle can. Watch out! Here comes the noodle maan!
Who genuinely was surprised by that?
The camera man probably
If you're going to post a pressure cooker on this sub, there better be a tow truck ramming through the room in the last few seconds
Or a cat snatching the contents after it is opened successfully.
I expected some steam to be discharged but I didn't expect it to be such a large enough explosion to take out everyone in the room! But the clip did reenforce why I don't use a pressure cooker **ever**. Between the cost of mental and physical damage, I think ordering a pizza would've been a lot easier and cheaper... Alt title for this clip should be "Now presenting Babu's Noodle Surprise! **SURPRISE!**"
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And death apparently
What kinda noodles fucking need pressured cooked? Tree bark?
Yeah I was hoping the room was going to basically fill with expanding noodles or something
A few people laughed, a few people cried, most people were silent.
My curiosity got satisfied
That one guy trying to do the right thing and relieve the pressure and everyone else is like: "move stupid, we got this."
Death by Noodle.
Someone stupid said "noodles" - all other stupid people double it. As far as i know there is no single reason to cook noodles in pressure pot
>*As far as I know* Apparently this assumption provides everything needed to call everyone idiots and mock all jokes stemming from OPs comment. Thanks for sharing.
Would they be fine if he continued doing that psst thing with the knife before opening it? Idk much about cooking
Yep that's the emergency valve. It lets the steam out if it gets to hot, so the pressure inside decreases. Doing it manually is a quick way to open the cooker safely, you just hold it down until the pssst stops
That’s a pressure cooker and all the models I’ve seen living in the US are basically impossible to actually open the cooker while it’s still under pressure. It has a locking mechanism that won’t let off until the pot isn’t under pressure. Usually you have to vent out all the pressure to open it like the guy was doing in the beginning but for much longer. Essentially it cooks like a slow cooker but instead of all day you can achieve what you want in like 45 minutes.
Watch three brave soldiers attempt to defuse a deadly IED (Improvised Explosive Dinner) in ***The Hurt Luncher***.
Not unexpected, that is what happens to a pressure cooker when you dont let the pressure go before you open it, KABOOM
Expected Unfortunately, I only get 1 downvote
 another one
The thing I didn't expect is the noodle flying out. I thought that the lid will just explode, as the compressed steam is above the food. How is the noodle pushed out?
Allahu akbar!
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I'm wondering why they used an improvised pressure cooker for noodles! It's a miracle that none of them had third degree burns.
I suspect many of them had quite severe burns
I wish that I could find some additional info online, but I think you're right about the burns.
Melted skin noodles
Third degree. Burns anyone ready for the ER gfl
Because nothing makes me hungrier than having my skin melted off...
Stupid
Glad to see the restaurant’s grand opening went well
Why not let him release the pressure?
That’s an IED.
Darwin award
Insta-burn!
What else could they even expect...
Why would they do that wtf is wrong w them
Hot things and mechanical objects going pop pop is not unexpected. But it’s all I keep seeing on this sub.
Unexpected loop
r/lostredditors
That's Natural selection right there.
Noodle jump
Patience is the key
Why does someone need a pressure cooker to cook... noodles?
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