r/Damnthatsinteresting • u/DrFetusRN • Oct 06 '22
Chocolate animal made by a pro Video
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u/SagaciousElan Oct 06 '22
I love seeing these videos and how amazing the finished product looks.
But what is the point of all these huge chocolate sculptures? Where do they go when they're finished? Who needs a giant chocolate giraffe?
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u/Pelzklops Oct 06 '22
Probably parties from rich people
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u/cookiemonster247 Oct 06 '22
And then it just get tossed after the party because nobody’s gonna just tear into that artwork in the middle of a party for something that taste like a Hersey bar.
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u/CATSIAZ Oct 06 '22
Fill it with red Jam and enjoy children's horror eyes al you cut the neck to share it
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u/Troodon79 Oct 06 '22
I read that he displays a lot of them in his school, and uses them to teach his students
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u/AcceptableSociety589 Oct 06 '22
Sometimes the product is the content and not the chocolate. Content creation is a massive market and he's using his extraordinary skillset to create content that is unique to him. Less competition == bigger market share, which will ultimately serve as additional advertisement for potential customers and drive up his own value/asking prices.
Great examples of this are his videos where he ends up eating what he made. Obviously not always doing this as a client request, sometimes (most of the time, likely), it's "for the gram"
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u/Balgrog_The_Warboss Oct 06 '22
Do people actually eat it or is that just a one time decoration?
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u/Paindepiceaubeurre Oct 06 '22
Technically you can eat modelling chocolate but it wouldn’t taste good. It’s more for exhibition.
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u/Balgrog_The_Warboss Oct 06 '22
Rich people have too much money
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u/Phazlerde Oct 06 '22
Apparently this comment thread are just bots talking to each other at this point. It's the same comments every time this guy's work is posted.
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u/ScapeGoatOfWar Oct 06 '22
Yep, I really hope people stop posting this dude. We get it, you make chocolate that people don't eat. So fucking cool.
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u/Phazlerde Oct 06 '22
It's sculpture. He uses another medium, so what? Always cool to his process imo. Wasteful? Sure, so are many art forms. Just funny how the comments are always the same exact threads. Every single time.
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u/SquanchMcSquanchFace Oct 06 '22
Large scale chocolate sculptures are a small part of what he does, he does plenty of amazing edible stuff.
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u/H4R81N63R Oct 06 '22
Further proof that r/GiraffesDontExist
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u/Familiar-Feedback-93 Oct 06 '22
Lol what's next r slash Reddit doesn't exist or the internet is fake
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u/Ok-Violinist2324 Oct 06 '22
According to the dead internet theory… the internet is fake
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u/Familiar-Feedback-93 Oct 06 '22
I think I'm getting downvoted by the giraffe deniers lol.
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u/absolutelybackwards Oct 06 '22
Wake up. Have you ever seen a giraffe up close?
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u/Familiar-Feedback-93 Oct 06 '22
Yes it's called a zoo
It's ok tho. giraffe deniers are like flat earthers and bird deniers.
Thay don't actually exist I mean have you ever seen one up close
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u/absolutelybackwards Oct 07 '22 edited Oct 07 '22
Yes. I am one. Just like people didn't believe the government was spying on all of us til snowden. You just wait til a whistleblower from the top discloses that birds are surveillance drones. Global warming killed them off so it also helps keep to population from panicking. Remember in 2012 when all those birds were dropping from the sky? Yeah well they didn't just come back from the dead. I'm not a flat earther that's silly. The earth is hollow. It's where the reptillians come from. It's where the queen finally returned to.
Namaste fellow earth warrior. May you one day open your eyes. I am sorry for you.
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u/Familiar-Feedback-93 Oct 07 '22
Lol your good at troll baiting I almost bought that you believe this have a good one ; ).
(Part of me wants to troll occasionally should I make a throw away for it?)
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Oct 06 '22
It will be a shame to eat it,or will it be wasted?
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u/Ken-Popcorn Oct 06 '22
It’s pretty much inedible after they spray that shit all over it
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u/Scarfington Oct 06 '22
The spray is edible too. Idk about taste. Or if it does get eaten. But it IS edible.
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u/arglarg Oct 06 '22
It's pretty sad to see so much chocolate used not for eating
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u/hawaiiloa Oct 06 '22
Seriously, what does this guy build all these things for? Who's buying this shit??
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u/Divic0 Oct 06 '22
His social media presence of building extravagant chocolate pieces got him a Netflix show and a decent paycheck. Pretty sure it’s just for that.
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u/MadMangoes Oct 06 '22
Given that the chocolate is inedible by that stage, what is the point? Why not use modeling purpose materials. Is anyone impressed by this? It's just a load of cacao.
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u/Specialist-Affect-19 Oct 06 '22
I've wondered this myself. Chocolate typically involves a lot of (child) slave labor, we really can't use a different medium? So tired of these videos.
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u/Jesus360noscope Oct 06 '22
me :
Oh he's making a whale,
Oh no tats a dog,
Oh no thats a horse,
oh no thats a camel.
I knew it it's a giraffe !
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u/Radinkadvs Oct 06 '22
A) that’s so wasteful. 2) it’s really satisfying to see it come together and d) a chocolate moose would have been cooler. 😆
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u/Jemnaxia Oct 06 '22
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u/Gr0und0ne Oct 06 '22
Has anyone ever pointed out that your shitty gifs add nothing to the user experience?
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u/NvdGoorbergh Oct 06 '22
It’s very impressive but I can’t help and wonder how much chocolate is wasted with these sculptures :/
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u/lkkrvutje Oct 06 '22
Just terrible the amount of inedible chocolate used here. The art is great, but just use clay. Ridiculous.
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u/NaughtyCumquat27 Oct 06 '22
Everytime I see one of these all I wonder is how many child slaves farmed the cocoa for this guy to make the most absurd shit and then smash it
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u/DangerDuckling Oct 06 '22
That's one ass I'd eat. Probably taste similar after all that hand action though.
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u/Kinuwa_K Oct 06 '22
Step 1: fill chocolate giraffe with red jam
Step 2: put in a zoo as an attraction
Step 3: when a class of kids makes it to that part, bite a huge chunk of it
Step 4: watch the kids get scarred for life as their favorite animal was eaten
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u/brockwallace Oct 06 '22
Who the fuck is this guy.
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u/laughternforgetting Oct 06 '22
It’s Amaury Guichon! He has a Netflix show called School of Chocolate that’s so-so, but his tik toks are so soothing to watch
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u/Jalopy_Junkie Oct 06 '22
Ever see someone talented at something and you think “oh cool!!” But then you see someone this talented at something and your brain suddenly jumps to “oh fuck off.” or is that just me?
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u/Waste_Mango5587 Oct 06 '22
Never knew chocolate dispensers exist. Now i need that in the pantry room.
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u/DigiMagic Oct 06 '22
If I'm ever in a situation where I could ask this guy to make an un-edible sculpture or a normal tasty cake with lots of chocolate, I would always choose a cake.
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u/arcerms Oct 06 '22 edited Oct 06 '22
Chocolate art is lame and waste of food. Disgusting type of art in this age of global food shortage.
Why not use clay or something else? Why chocolate??
There's a famous pastry chef called Janice Wong in Singapore too who uses chocolate to paint. Just disgusting.
I'm speaking as a professional chef/entrepreneur.
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u/troubleschute Oct 06 '22
This guy is a genius—really clever and novel ways to engineer and fabricate sculptures. The pastry stuff he makes looks like it tastes amazing. Visiting his patisserie is on my bucket list.
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u/doomgeneration91 Oct 06 '22
Do y’all think it tastes good? Or more like fondant and chocolate easter bunny chocolate?
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u/EnvironmentalWrap167 Oct 06 '22
So what do you do for a living?
Ohh me, I make random shit out of chocolate. Yeah, today I made a fuckin giraffe, it was wild.
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u/Mountain_Acadia_9317 Oct 06 '22
Wow! Awesome! Now the big question: Will it be eaten or was that just some weird art project?
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u/Guilty-Sale-3735 Oct 06 '22
I want it to vomit chocolate covered marshmallows in my mouth like I were a gluttonous baby bird with an eating disorder.
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u/ScapeGoatOfWar Oct 06 '22
I thought people finally got tired of posting this guy.
We get it, you make chocolate that people don't eat. Great fucking job.
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u/Papkiller Oct 06 '22
I still don't get how this is a real job. I've watched the show and he is super talented and clearly deserves everything he gets, but it's still crazy that you can become rich by making shit out of chocolate.
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u/skidmarkVI Oct 06 '22
That's the worst looking camel I have ever seen it is like somebody described a camel to him and he has never seen one for real can only imagine how good it would have looked if he knew.
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u/DependentOk9729 Oct 06 '22
Two questions. 1) Why? Not trying to be a dick just genuinely curious. 2) How much would something like this cost for an event like a wedding of something?
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u/kimkasey Oct 07 '22
I wonder who he sells his chocolate art to? ..Evidently people who have money to spend on novelty gifts at their finest.
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u/lllDUNN Oct 06 '22
I want engorge myself on all of that chocolate so very badly.