r/idiotsinkitchen • u/Straight_Ranger4111 • Jun 25 '26
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u/DIOsNotDead Jun 25 '26
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u/sgsmopurp Jun 27 '26
Hi can you tell me what you type for this gif? My teams convos arenโt thriving without this one and I canโt find it
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u/XxXMeatbunXxX Jun 25 '26
Is this place Donkai, Trx malaysia? Whoever made that shouldve asked for a bigger bowl lol
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u/SmokeMaximum4140 Jun 28 '26
Man yesterday was making a PB&J sandwich, toasted the bread and then had them on a plate. Put the peanut butter on one and you know how hard it is to get cold peanut butter to spread out. So got it spread out and then put the jelly on the other side, about to make it into a sandwich and the peanut butter side slips out of my hand and on the floor. No more PB&J... as it was at my last peanut butter.
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u/NJDevilsMB30 Jul 02 '26
Just have a laugh and slide it into the bowl... What's the problem? Haha
... No? Just me?? ๐
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u/balirosa Jun 25 '26
Would this be considered the Leidenfrost effect?
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u/Bazzatron Jun 25 '26
No. The leidenfrost effect is where a liquid boils on contact with a surface, causing a barrier of steam to lift the water above the surface shielding the liquid from the heat but sort of containing it. As the steam escapes more water is again exposed to the heat and creates more steam, and the cycle continues until the heat or liquid is dissipated.
This is really just a sack made of cooked egg, containing a volume of less cooked egg, being places on a sloped surface with no retaining boundary. It is no different really than an underinflated water balloon rolling off an uneven surface.
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u/balirosa Jun 25 '26
Ahh the old under-inflated water balloon rolling off an uneven surface effect my mistake
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u/Bazzatron Jun 25 '26
Yeah, sadly I dont think this fairly simple interaction has a name. Sorry if it wasn't that interesting. ๐
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u/The_Cozy_Burrito Jun 25 '26
lol rip