Boissons maltées, confort européen

novembre 6, 2023

The image is a screenshot from a YouTube video titled "What is malt, and why does it make milk, bread and beer taste so good?" by Adam Ragusea. It features a split screen with two images. On the left is a portrait of a man, identified in the subtitle as James Horlick, a London pharmacist from the late 19th century. He is dressed in a brown pinstriped suit with a vest and tie, standing in a formal pose with his hands in his pockets. The right side of the screen shows a close-up of a glass containing a light-colored malted beverage, with visible grains floating inside. The background is blurred, with a hint of blue, drawing focus to the glass. The video explores the history and science of malted milk. The interface around the video shows the YouTube platform with standard controls and a search bar at the top. The screenshot captures the educational and historical aspects of malt production and its impact on taste in foods and drinks.
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I like Horlicks or Nestomalt or malted barley drinks
In this screenshot, Adam Ragusea is featured in a kitchen setting, presenting a box of "WHOPPERS The Original Malted Milk Balls." Adam is wearing a blue T-shirt with a graphic design and glasses, giving a focused and slightly amused expression as he points to the candy box. The kitchen background is modern with white cabinetry and a tiled backsplash, creating a clean and bright atmosphere. Visible are kitchen items like a microwave, bananas, and a few bottles, adding a casual, lived-in feel to the scene. The YouTube interface is visible, showing that the video is nearly completed at 14:59 of a 16:25 runtime. The title of the video is "What is malt, and why does it make milk, bread and beer taste so good?" and it is published on Adam Ragusea's channel, which has 2.36M subscribers. The focus is on explaining malt, with the specific moment discussing malted milk balls. The caption on the screen reads, "you get malted milk balls: Whoppers, which I really only know as that candy that I," indicating a lighthearted tone typical of Adam Ragusea's content.
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I love Maltesers
The image is a screenshot from a YouTube video titled "Rating The French Breakfast...AGAIN!" by the channel @letskWOOWK. The setting is a cozy kitchen or dining area with a wooden table in the foreground laden with various breakfast items typical of a French breakfast. Visible are croissants, bread, cheese, pastries, and a jar of jam, indicating a focus on a culinary review. A man, possibly the host from @letskWOOWK, is seated behind the table, gesturing expressively with his hands as if explaining or reviewing something. He has a friendly demeanor, with curly hair and wearing glasses, creating an engaging and approachable atmosphere. The text "7/10" is prominently displayed over the scene, likely representing the host's rating of the breakfast. In the background, there are plants and kitchen appliances, enhancing the homely and inviting setting. The lighting is bright and natural, emphasizing the freshness and appeal of the food items. The video includes captions, one of which reads, "tasty and charming to get anything less than a 7 out of 10," suggesting a positive yet critical review. The user interface of the YouTube platform is visible, with options to like, dislike, and share the video, as well as a subscribe button for the channel.
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I could get used to French food
The screenshot captures a frame from a YouTube video titled "The smartest dog in the world | 60 Minutes Archive," uploaded by the channel "60 Minutes." The video shows a dog standing indoors, holding a purple toy in its mouth. The dog has a white coat with black patches and appears alert and focused. The setting includes a carpeted floor, with scattered toys visible in the background, suggesting a playful or training environment. The video is paused at 3:38 out of a total of 12:58 minutes. The interface displays typical YouTube elements, such as the play button, video progress bar, and viewer interaction options like "Share" and "Download." In the lower-left corner, the "60 Minutes Overtime" logo is visible, indicating the source of the video content. The environment appears well-lit, contributing to the clarity of the scene.
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Cute dog

As Paris says in one of her

Music videos

Nothing in this world

: )
The screenshot is from a YouTube video titled "Irish People Try American Beers," found on the channel "Facts." The image prominently features a Budweiser beer bottle, held by a hand on the right side, against a striking red background. The branding on the bottle is clearly visible, showcasing Budweiser's distinctive red label and the phrase "KING OF BEERS" on it. On the left side, the text "BUDWEISER" is displayed in bold white letters. Below it, there is a map of the United States with Missouri highlighted, alongside the word "MISSOURI" in bold blue text, indicating the origin of the beer. The composition is clean and focused, with the bottle and text elements well-balanced in the frame. The setting appears to be a studio shot, emphasizing product placement and branding. The overall mood is simple and informative, suitable for a video discussing and sampling American beer.
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I love beer.
The screenshot captures a YouTube video page featuring a Snickers advertisement titled "Snickers Core Unfiltered Girlfriend NL." The scene shows a man and a woman sitting closely on a couch in a warmly lit living room. The woman, with long blonde hair, is looking down with a neutral expression, while the man appears to be speaking or reacting to something off-screen. The text overlay in Dutch reads "Je bent ongeremd als je trek hebt," which translates to "You are unrestrained when you are hungry." This aligns with Snickers' well-known advertising slogan. Below the main text, there's a call-to-action to visit "retailers.mars.nl," indicating the commercial's connection to the Mars company, which owns Snickers. The YouTube interface shows the video title "How the East India Company Took Over An Entire Country," attributed to the channel "This Is History," a part of the History network. This suggests that the main content will resume after the ad. The video's control panel at the bottom displays typical features like play/pause, volume, and progress bar, with a small advertisement banner for Snickers Nederland. The setting is cozy, with soft lighting and a muted color palette, complementing the intimate and conversational tone of the scene.
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Hehehe

I love Snickers now
The image is a video frame from YouTube showing a close-up of Swedish meatballs covered in rich, golden-brown gravy. The meatballs are plated on a green and white patterned dish, suggesting a traditional or rustic presentation. The lighting highlights the glossy texture of the sauce, making the dish appear appetizing and freshly prepared. In the background, there appears to be a side of mashed potatoes, garnished with herbs, complementing the meatballs. The video is titled "Köttbullar: How to make real Swedish meatballs" and is from the channel DW Food, which has 107K subscribers. The interface shows typical YouTube elements such as the like, share, and download buttons, along with playback controls, indicating that the video is near the end with a timestamp of 4:30 out of 4:45. The video appears to be part of a cooking segment focused on authentic Swedish cuisine, emphasizing traditional methods and ingredients.
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I love Swedish meatballs.

: )
A man is visible inside a food stall or kitchen setting, holding a cone filled with Belgian fries. He appears to be explaining something related to the dish. The setting seems clean and brightly lit, enhancing the focus on the food item he holds. Behind him, a Coca-Cola fridge is partially visible, adding a recognizable brand element to the scene. There’s also a sign on the wall that reads "RECOMMANDE PAR La Routard 2019," suggesting a recommendation or endorsement from a travel guide. He wears a dark apron over a light-colored shirt, indicating his role in food preparation or service. His expression is professional yet approachable, suggesting he is engaged in explaining or presenting the fries. The video appears to be part of a series or segment titled "5 world-famous dishes from Europe you got to try" by DW Food, which is the YouTube channel hosting the video. The screenshot also shows video playback controls, indicating it's a paused frame from a video. - Title: "5 world-famous dishes from Europe you got to try" - Channel / profile: "DW Food" - Site / app: "YouTube" - Captions / subtitles: "It's a tomato ketchup, made with 87 percent tomatoes, a little bit of sugar, some vinegar"
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Apple's got

Or Google's got first employees

I have

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And I love

Currywurst and Belgian fries
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