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CHOCOLATE tools DIY Fathers Day gift idea - Duration: 6:36.
Welcome to How To Cook That, I'm Ann Reardon and this week we are making chocolate tools
for a home-made easy Fathers Day gift.
Now I know that here in Australia & in NZ we don't have Fathers Day until September
but lots of other countries around the world have it in June.
So I thought I'd get it in early for Australia and on time for everyone else.
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Now to make these crazy, realistic looking tools you will need some tools to make the
mold from.
When making a mold I like to use Lego to make all of the walls because it is easy to make
shapes that are customized to the thing you want to make the mold of.
You don't have to use lots of your molding gel because you can make it as tight as possible.
If you don't have Lego you can use a plastic container instead.
Once you've built your container take the tool out and pour in the food-grade molding
gel and this just gets melted in the microwave to make it liquid.
Then add your tool back in there and it will sink to the bottom, that's what we want.
Leave that for several hours to set and then remove the Lego from the outside and pull
the mold off, you're going to have to squeeze and squish it until you can get it off the
Lego there.
The great thing about this stuff is it is re-useable so if you want to make a mold of
something else, you just put this back in the microwave and remelt it so it's liquid
again.
To get the tool out you need to cut around the outside edge just inside the shape of
your tool.
And this stuff cuts really easily so you can just cut around that.
Then remove the top layer.
Then loosen the mold around the edges and pull out your tool.
Now I'm going to wash all of my molds really well to make sure they're super clean.
And then dry it with papertowel because chocolate doesn't like water.
And place those molds just on a tray.
Melt and then temper some chocolate, if you don't know how to temper chocolate then please
watch Chocolate Secrets video first - and I'll link to that below - if you don't temper
your chocolate it won't stay firm at room temperature.
I've had a few people make things and then in the comments they've said: "it just collapsed
at room temperature".
That's because your chocolate wasn't tempered, so do watch the other video first.
Put the chocolate into a piping bag and pipe it into the mold making sure it goes way into
all the little corners.
Then bang the tray on the bench a few times just to get rid of any air bubbles.
We don't want air bubbles in our tools because then they won't look real.
Once the chocolate is set loosen the edges of the mold, flip it over and peel back the
mold off the chocolate.
And look at that, it picks up all those details, even the brand names of the tools and everything.
Now some shapes are harder to get out of the mold than others, if you've got any tiny thin
parts like this clamp does, they might snap when you are trying to get them out.
But don't worry ... it's only chocolate.
So we can fix that just by using some extra chocolate and putting it back into place.
Now if you want any of your tools to be more brightly coloured you can of course use coloured
white chocolate.
Just temper some white chocolate and use oil based food colouring to make it the colour
that you want.
Then for the top of these pliers I am going to use milk chocolate so that we can make
that a silvery colour later.
Now to make these look like they are rusty metal and not chocolate, I am using cocoa
powder and mixing in some edible bronze luster dust.
You can get that from cake decorating shops online.
Just brush that all over using a dry paintbrush to make it look more matt with a few shiny
flecks in there.
For the clamp I am going to brush some powdered black food colouring onto the clamp part.
And then use silver luster dust onto the threaded part.
And all of a sudden, it doesn't look like chocolate any more.
You can use silver on the spanners to make them look new or if you want to use the rusty
cocoa powder look.
Just play around with it and try to make them look as real as your dad's tools look.
Try and make them the same colour so when he sees them he goes" "That's my tools!" and
doesn't think it's made out of chocolate.
Which will be be all the better for this effect and a shout-out to all the Dads who have taught
their sons and daughters how to use tools, I remember my Dad showing me in the shed how
to use routers so I could make all sorts of stuff and power tools.
I really appreciate that, thanks Dad, it's come in handy.
Definitely building the new kitchen it has!
For the pliers with the red handle I'm using silver for the top part of it like I said,
so that you've got that contrast.
And now on the rusty tools you can make them look a bit older by rubbing some black powdered
food colouring along the edges, over the writing and along the bits that stick up, then rebrush
it with the rusty coloured cocoa powder so that we can just blend it all in so that it
looks like it's supposed to be like that, not that we've actually rubbed it on.
Repeat that with the other tools until you are happy with the colour and look of them.
Then pour some tempered white chocolate onto the counter and spread it out thinly.
Once it is starting to set push a scraper along to make curls of chocolate.
We don't want perfect curls here, we just want rough curls so it looks like wood shavings,
nothing too perfect.
Repeat that several times with several blocks of chocolate, so that you have enough to go
under your tools.
Choose a basket or box to present them in and line the base with baking paper, then
pour in some of the white chocolate wood shavings and spread them right out to the edges.
Then add the rest over the top.
And carefully place the chocolate tools where you want them.
I think the wrench is definitely my favourite one.
These are so easy to make and make a great Fathers Day gift.
Subscribe to How To Cook That for more cakes, chocolate and desserts, click here for the
Chocolate Secrets video, make it a great week and I'll see you on Friday.
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Let's talk about maths. LTV - as in customer lifetime value. It means that, first of all, how much your customer brings you profit during it's whole life cycle.
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Let's take an example. You have a deal from a product worth 3000€. Customer buys that product once a year. On average a customer's lifecycle is about 3 years. What is your LTV, Customer lifetime value? It's 9000 euros.
When you make a deal, the deal is not worth 3000 euros, but 9000€.
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ハンドスピナー 遊び方！めっちゃハマる！ PLAYING WITH A FIDGET SPINNER! - Duration: 3:54.
Hey guys! It's Meg!
Today is Tuesday...
so on Saturday,
I went to Fukushima with my friend Mihiro.
And she had a fidget spinner!
Is it June 6th?
Thanks.
Today is June 6th.
I'm eating dinner at 11:00 p.m.
Mom: It's Yui's birthday today!
Yeah!
I already said Happy Birthday!
Mom: Tell her I said Happy Birthday too!
Gotcha.
It feels a little strange to be speaking in Japanese but
I'm trying.
I knew this was kind of trending
but my friend had this
and I did it for the first time,
and while I was playing with my friend's
I got addicted after playing with the fidget spinner.
I bought 3 the day after we came back from Fukushima.
I'm so bad at counting in Japanese (because there's different ways to count different things and the text says I've been living here for 9 years already lol)
I wanna give these to my friends so I don't want to open them.
Well, it's the same thing anyways.
This is called fidget spinner in English. (feels weird to be subtitling this)
If I gave this a review....
This comes off easily.
It comes off on this one,
and it came off on my friend's fidget spinner,
this one has 3,
but my friend's had 2 and it's bathman.
This reminds me of beyblade.
I played with beyblades when I was little.
I was watching Netflix and finally watched "The Breakfast Club"
It was my first time and it was so good!
I usually do it with these two fingers.
Can I do it with my pinky?
It's a bit hard.
I think I can do it.
I DID IT x857439879
I don't really watch that many Japanese youtubers.
I sometimes watch Hajimeshacho,
and I sometimes watch Seto Koji
Massage?
I like doing this too.
Oh, Dekakin XD
I like Dekakin.
Wow, catch. It's hard.
It was under my bed.
It's already midnight. (It's almost 3a.m. as I'm doing the subtitles lol)
Head is pretty easy.
I sprained my ankle.
It's already been a month but still hasn't healed.
BARE FEET
I think that's about it.
Thank you so much for watching.
If you would like me to make more videos in Japanese please like the video and tell me what you want me to do next!
Can I do it one last time?
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Q&A Studies, Fairies, Finland, Wales - Duration: 34:39.
I graduated as a visual artisan in 2011.
After that I´v done all kinds of different things.
Studied to become and art and craft teacher.
Been working and done non art related things and art related things.
At one point in life
I got this strong feeling that I need to tho the things that I love (follow my heart).
Ever since I was a child I wanted either to be children´s book illustrator
or an animator.
In Finland there are few places where one can study animation.
Back in art school I did try animation.
You need acceptional drawing skills for that.
Well...there is doll and mixed media animation and all that.
But I love 2D animation as an art form.
But my biggest problem is that I can not draw.
Well..I can draw but not the way animator needs to be able to draw.
Make sketches just like that.
I am a watercolorist.
I realized I´m not meant for animation
and I started to work on being a children´s book illustrator.
When I was 14 I saw an exhibition in Helsinki
in Design Museum about Finnish book illustration through times.
Which blew my mind.
Unfortunately in Finland
art scenes are rather small.
First thing that our (current) government makes cuts is art, education and culture.
Funds are taken away from schools and universities.
At least at the moment in Finland it is challenging
to study art.
There are few schools where one can study fine arts and graphic design.
But there is less and less art schools.
So I started to think that it might be a good move to study abroad.
I started to research
different universities and schools.
I applied to three universities in Scotland to study illustration.
Then I applied to this university in Wales where I study at the moment.
This welsh university which
by the way is ranked to be one of the best universities to study art in Europe.
Hah. University itself in fact isn´t that good. But the art school
is ranked to be one of the best in Europe by the students.
This welsh university was the first one that
sent me the confirmation that I got in and that
my portfolio was so good that I didn´t even need to go into skype interview.
I didn´t even bother to found out if I got in to the Scottish art schools.
Since I got into the welsh art school.
It was perfect for me because the whole course
is mainly focused on children´s books and graphic novels
Especially to children book illustration.
In many art schools in Finland if one wants to study illustration
only option is course on graphic design
and in some courses it is possible to study children book illustration as a side subject.
I wanted to do that full time because I´v never been very good in digital design.
Neither I´v never wanted to work as an editorial magazine illustrator.
Which tends to be the only "real" illustration jobs you can get from Finland.
We don´t even have many publishing houses left in Finland because the economical crisis hit publishing industry pretty hard.
It is bit of a vicious circle what it comes to art.
That is why I moved to Wales to study children´s book illustration
to the university.
It is quite different to study in a British university
compared to the Finnish art schools I´v been.
Maybe I feel that way because it wasn´t exactly what I wanted to do.
When I studied to become an artesan I was focused
on print making.
I do like it but it´s not 100% what I want to do.
In this welsh university
we get lots of personal feedback from the tutors how to develop ourselves as artists and illustrators.
That is very important to me.
Like in my case I am a watercolorist. They want me to paint all the time with watercolors
and become better at it.
Study everything there is to know about children´s book publishing
and publishing and who are other people
working in the same area.
How can I develop my painting techniques
and so on.
Teaching is customized for each student.
I don´t know if it´s the same in the other British art universities
but that is the case in the uni I am in.
Another classamate who is more into graphic novels
they get feedback from comic artist and they can focus to do the things they do best.
To my personal experience in Finland
teaching isn´t that customized.
It is more of a mishmash.
That is why I moved here few years ago.
At the moment it is very difficult to study in Britain because of Brexshit.
I am not even 100% shore if I can finish my degree because of the current politics.
Racism has increase a lot since I moved here.
I´v been shouted while I´v been speaking Finnish on a phone.
When I moved Britain used to be number
one country for Finnish students
to study abroad but at the moment
Britain is not even on the list anymore. Young Finns move to
Sweden or Germany or to France or somewhere where they are treated like human beings.
USA has also become less popular among Finnish students
but that is easily explained.
Ever since Finland became independent equality has been a main goal.
Equality among men and women (gender is quite fluid what it comes to Finland and any other nordic countries)
What can I say from my own experience.
Trump is seen in Finland more as a joke.
It is interesting how much one country´s reputation
effects the way people in other countries feel about them.
It is quite hard as a Finn to study in Britain at the moment because
it is harder to get any grants from Finland if you study in Britain
because Britain has such bad reputaton globally at the moment.
There is elections going on here now.
Hopefully things change.
May´s government is very totalitarian.
Partially because of that I first applied to universities in Scotland.
Because politics in Scotland is more liberal
and more closer to the politics in Scandinavia compared to England.
England is more conservative.
Wales is from somewhere between.
There are people here who would like to become independent in the future.
Then there are people who would like to stick more with England.
Some just want to live in a racist bubble.
It is a very complex situation.
At the moment those who study in universities in England
British or not their school fees are risen.
In Wales fees remain the same at least for the next year.
So I can still hang around next year... I think.
In Scotland there are no fees rising for the next two years.
Till 2019.
But what I have followed news from Scotland they are planning
second referendum about the independence within next few years.
Must say when I was in Scotland last time. There are bunch of people who get offended if you call them British.
You could say that this current government has certain
type ethnic cleaning going on.
For example if you apply Finnish nationality
or Swedish nationality.
It is about 300 euros.
I have few friends who are planning to move to Finland.
Who speak Finnish and want to work in Finland.
When I moved cost of British nationality if I remember right
was 1000 euros..about 700 pounds.
Well I doubt if I want to become British citizen (no offence to anyone)
At the moment Finnish passport is way stronger.
Oh my when I first moved here I thought about moving to London
because all the publishing houses are there.
At the moment if you apply British nationality the cost of it is about 2000 euros so the price has doubled.
I think that´s about 1700 pounds.
It goes along with May´s politics.
She wants to turn Britain a tax heaven for the wealthy.
That doesn´t have anything to do with the nationality.
If you have enough money you´re welcome to stay.
It is really difficult to understand the ignorance people have.
If we think about the EU referendum from last year
about 30% off all eligible voters voted.
17 million voted out and
16 million voted for remain.
48 million people who had right to vote didn´t vote at all.
I just can´t get it.
If we compare that for the last Finnish county elections.
57% of all eligible voters went voting
and there is 5,5 million people in Finland.
It is quite a big difference
but British early education system is very bad compared to Finland.
When in Finland school is free and mandatory. Here you have to pay for everything.
If you study in a university in Enland it´s about 10 000 euros for a year.
If you study in Wales it´s about a third from that.
I´v already paid one student loan back when I was younger but it will take bit longer with this one.
If you study in Scotland it is about the third what it costs in Wales.
That is why so many Finns have moved to Scotlan to study
because it is way cheaper.
Some animals that do pretty fine in Finland.
Like hedgehog and red squirrel here they are almost extincted.
Prime minister wants to legalize fox hunting again.
Crazy behavior.
Sad when there are people in power who couldn´t care less about environment or well being of others.
Unfortunately our current Finnish government is a bit similar
but in Finland people in general are more aware and interested
of the things that happen in our own country and abroad.
Definitely not all Brits are racist
or hateful people.
There is millions and millions people who don´t approve the current system.
I really do hope that things get better here.
At least here in North Wales
people are mostly green/labor.
What I´v seen many people here do follow politics
and are interested.
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