@R 2 H Here is the full clip : when your family said your a failure (oh wait you don't even have a family) thvid.net/video/%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%B5%E0%B8%94%E0%B8%B5%E0%B9%82%E0%B8%AD-tTJeePNgOF8.html
7:50 he never necessarily says seven "jars"/bottles, but he says ingredients. 2 of those jars look to be identical to each other, therefore you can make the assumption that there was just a larger quantity of that single ingredient stocked
Thank you. Mat Pat you are always so thorough and I think this is the first time I’ve seen something like this. (Also first time I’ve left a comment, love th channel btw). But I agree with you that the bottle is clearly open, and this secrets narrator got it wrong in that front. Also I’m arguing online about a video about a fictional fast food item. What a life. Please keep making food theory vids
@Peyton "You have made an outrageous claim, the heaven almost ruptures therefrom and the earth splits open and the mountains collapse in devastation. In protest of attributing to children to the most compassionate. It does not befit (the majesty of) the most compassionate to have children"
One thing that I think would be really interesting is that in one episode, plankton was trying to alphabetically figure out the recipe, saying he was on "raw sewage" which alphabetically comes BEFORE red algae
Oh yeah forgot about that one. He would still need to figure the rest of the ingredients as well figure out which order they go in. Plus, as some other commentators have pointed, the formula still probably wouldn’t taste as good cause Plankton assumed chum was fish rather than plant matter.
Now we need people to actually put these ingredients together in the right amounts and make real Krabby Patties so we can finally get a taste of what they really are and why they are so heavily desired.
There is an episode where sponge bob and mr krabs have to go to neptunes castle/kingdom to try to steal more of neptunes dust because it was the secret ingredient and they ran out.
This makes sense because when mr krab and plankton was fighting for who gets the formula the pinch of chum got cut off of the paper so maybe the main reason mr krabs version of the patty is better is because he didnt add the pinch of chum
Hey Matt, since it’s nearly the holiday season, could you maybe do an episode on of how to make the best icing for cementing gingerbread houses just an idea
Even better...since Binging with Babish ALSO has tried to re-create Krabby Patty recepies multiple times in the past...the two could do a COLLAB with each other! They could release joint vids, with the Food Theory one focused on the food scientist perspective (which is a real thing, Matpat would be about the mathematical units, decoding which calcium supplement would be the most similar to "barnacle shavings" via chemistry and the like, etc), while the Binging with Babish joint episode would focus more on the traditional culinary/chef side of things (cook times, apperance so that it doesn't look like a vegan patty, etc).
Had a good idea for a video. You know how there are sooo many different cuts for fries, right? Shoestring, standard, curly, crinkle, waffle, wedge, etc. Well, based on criteria for what makes a good French fry, which cut is superior? I would say the criteria should be outter crispness, inner fluffiness, the ratio between the two, doesn't get greasy, and the shape holds the salt without becoming too salty. What do you think?
Who else thinks he needs to do a follow up episode where he not only cooks his own Krabby Patty but also goes fishing using it as bait to see how well it would actually attract fish?
Competition is exactly what all businesses do. I'm sure mat pat would be pretty mad if another youtuber made food theory videos with similar quality and style
The vegan patty idea reminds me of that one episode of Buffy The Vampire Slayer where Buffy worked at a burger place and thought they were using the employees as ingredients, but in the end it turned out the "double meat" pattys were secretly vegan, and the restaurant kept it a secret for the same reason suggested in this video. Also a sweet old lady who ate at the restaurant every day was actually a horrific monster who had been the one eating the employees.
@TheAdvertisement according to Google, that Buffy episode aired on the 29th of January 2002, while SpongeBob's first episode aired on the 1st of May 1999. So if they were inspired by the Buffy episode it couldn't have been from the very start. Could have inspired them later on though.
Actually, the krabby patty is made of krab meat, Mr krabs literally says in one episode when eating it, "So thats what I taste like" So the krabby patty being vegetarian/vegan is wrong.
@xXLiLJokerXx Honestly if you have a favorite meatloaf recipe just use that as a base and maybe some extra seasoning, i've done it several times in the past and got super flavorful burgers. Its just there are some people out there who think adding anything to the beef for hamburgers patties is a food sin.
i like the idea of plankton seeing the chum part of the recipe and wrongly assuming its fish chum which is why the residents of bikini bottom hate it so much. so even if plankton had the entire recipe he would still be making it wrong because he would still be putting fish in it
Since the 'krabby patty' is only in a tv-show it's hard to know what it should taste like. He can try to make the recipe as he thinks it is to see if it tastes good tho.
Side note; even if Plankton somehow acquired the secret formula, and managed to use it in his restaurant, crabs would be able to sue him into insolvency for copyright theft and fraud, not to mention trespassing, burglary, maybe even armed robbery, Assault in the First Degree, Grand Larceny, willful destruction of property both private and public, and probably a few more felonies.
Out of everything that has been consistent over the course of the entire series, they’ve done a better job at keeping the secret recipe a secret than trying not to make spin offs
I've been thinking that Mr. Krabs started using his claw in place of the chum because it grows back [correct me if I'm wrong], and crab is often a main ingredient of chum (this is when it would start being called "Krabby Patty"- until barnacles were used, instead- since they can have a similar flavor, and be way cheaper and more abundant. There's just one thing with barnacles; they're technically animals, so not really vegan- some would argue they are vegan because they're 'essentially' plants, but then you get into semantics.
In the episode Friend or Foe, those ingredients fell off into the Plab Patty. And Karen can actually show those flashbacks. Why doesn't Plankton ask Karen to show it to him again since that's clearly the secret ingredients?
@GnomeDazzle They´re entretaining enough, and have a fun take on nostalgic pieces of pop culture... What seems to be the issue here? That they talk about fictional food? Beyond the fact that not everything should be so self serious all the time and these are just thought experiments, what is the problem?
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I'm here for this theory but slight correction. Yes there are 7 bottles/jars. But there's still 6 ingredients as two of the jars and contents appear to be identical
Here is the full clip explaining why dad left you: (Making fun of bots) thvid.net/video/%E0%B8%A7%E0%B8%B5%E0%B8%94%E0%B8%B5%E0%B9%82%E0%B8%AD-jhTTxdBKSyI.html
I remember when I heard a theory (idk were) where the crabby Patty's were made out of whales! that's why the only whale you see is pearl. Because Mr. crabs hunted them all down to make the Patty's
This is so amazingly well researched dude! Mad props. The only thing I want to say is personally I don't think that Mr. Krabs continued using the pinch chum though. In the episode Krusty Bucket SpongeBob mentions that they added a pinch of chum to it after a customer mentioned the patty tasted even better than usual. My guess is since Plankton got the chum part of the ripped recipe, Mr. Krabs didn't know it was one of their ingredients. Over all I really loved the video though and thank you for this long awaited moment from our childhoods.
@Cadet Crockett No? His wife's name is Stephanie. And I think that's what he meant, but I don't mean Stephens wife as that is what I think you understood, I'm talking about matpat's wife. I should've probably worded the original comment better
Okay, real talk: I would actually love to try this recipe out if we can figure out what amounts of the other ingredients we need. (Since fava beans, onion, and calcium are figured out already.) I even posted the ingredient list on a couple of Discords I go to in order to see if there were any good cooks who could figure it out. Actually, a couple of people in the comments here suggested a collab with Binging with Babish to see if he could help. He's already done a few Spongebob vids, but those were using normal burgers. He might be the guy to figure out what amounts of the other ingredients we need. (Also...one of the gibberish ingredients, while we don't see the gibberish word, shows 2 tbsp of something. That could be a hint as well.)
Honestly, I like both of Matt Patt's explanations for the secret formula. After all, none of the "secret ingredients" he proposes are that extraordinary so I think they both might be at least partially correct. Cool theories! And yes, now I want to see a Crabby Patty tried and made. Also, I hadn't previously realized Plankton and Krabs were once business partners- no wonder Plankton feels so entitled to the recipe!
Man, I love the final conclusion with red algae, but I can't help but notice the weakness in the call to the spongebob lore channel. It seems to me like the reason the narrator said 6 ingredients is because there were 2 of the same jar, so that was just one ingredient in a large quantity. Although it also seems an odd detail to mention the channel if the only use was to say they are wrong and move on. Either way... loved the episode!
This can explain why spongebob burguers are preferred over lord neptune(don't know if that is his name but the emperor of the sea which spogebob competed against), he probrably didn't know that the pattys didn't take meat, so when the fish tasted the new burguers they were disgusted, as the taste can have a big difference English is not my first language, sorry if there were some grammar mistakes
This has all just been leading up to MatPat teaching us how to make the Krabby Patty. First, uncover the secrets. Then spread them for free. We've officially put The Krusty Krab out of business.
there was a time when mr krabs put spongebob and patrick into mr jenkins farm where he gets the stuff for the formula like jellyfish milk or something and seapigs
Krabby Patty Formula: Crab Meat (The Organic Patty) + Seaweed Sauce Faba Beans (Just about 3-5) Tomato’s Lettuce (organic leaf lettuce) Normal American cheese Onions (not rarely) Red Alge Extract Flour Chili pepper sprinklings Soy sauce (Only in a FEW burgers) Calcium (barnacle shavings) Bread crumbs Liquid smoke Turmeric Salt And of course, spongebobs love ❤ [There you go, your welcome.]
that's what you get when an expert creates a cartoon about his field of expertise, ridiculously accurate facts in a cartoon hardly anyone would care about, unless you're a nerd, and yes, there are lakes under water, they are called "brine pools" pockets of water with extremely high salt concentration, but I wouldn't know if fish actually enjoy coming in contact with that brine
Btw it also has to do something with that mustard. I clearly remember that in one episode which they have to mine and extract mustard in a actual Mine, I know it is really bussin after seeing their reaction after tasting that mustard.
I mean matt... the 6 special ingredients are six, the fish wasn't lying, yes 7 bottles and jars of stuff fell in but 2 of them are stacked one right behind the other unlike the others, and comes in the same size, shape, and color container, logically speaking it's not a different ingredient it's just a 2nd of that same one thereby making it 6 ingredients not 7.
There's a flaw in your logic: all press releases show, that Yemoja presented Ounje in December of 2021. So how could Spongebob's creators have known about it two decades earlier? Also, the flame probably is in regards to a flammable (therefore alcoholic) liquid. Unfortunately this comment will be buries under the 7000 all saying he needs to make this for real. Kids, do you have any idea, how YT works? You've got a like and a reply button. Your limited swarm intelligence makes you all look like bots.
To be fair, there are used to be a lot of Family Only Secret Recipes in the world that used ingredients that weren't commonly known to be, and-or even thought to be good in their times that are now commonplace. So it could be that Mr. Krabs himself, or someone in his family decided to try make an Ounje themselves and then just never talked about it outside of the family thinking other people wouldn't like it until one day Mr. Krabs decided to try selling and it became surprisingly popular.
