Uploaded August 2026 | Updated September 2026, 59 minutes ago
Is there a right way to eat a Snickers bar? I built a 3D printed gadget to remove Snickers veins and settle the internet debate.
This video explores the strange controversy surrounding how people eat a classic Snickers bar. It started as a joke about the texture of the candy, specifically those distinct markings on top, and turned into a project to physically alter the snack experience. If you have ever felt bothered by the texture of your treats, this project is for you.
I walk through the design process of creating a custom tool specifically for this task. The goal was simple: create a functional 3D printed gadget that removes the veins entirely, leaving a smooth surface behind. Whether you agree with the premise or think it is completely unnecessary, the engineering behind this specific candy bar hack is surprisingly effective.
We look at the results of the de-veining process and discuss why these small details matter to some snack enthusiasts. By the end, you will see exactly how the tool performs in a real-world test against a standard store-bought treat.
Subscribe for weekly engineering projects and odd experiment breakdowns, and let me know in the comments: do you care about the texture of your snacks, or is this just a waste of plastic?
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Is there a right way to eat a Snickers bar? I built a 3D printed gadget to remove Snickers veins and settle the internet debate.
This video explores the strange controversy surrounding how people eat a classic Snickers bar. It started as a joke about the texture of the candy, specifically those distinct markings on top, and turned into a project to physically alter the snack experience. If you have ever felt bothered by the texture of your treats, this project is for you.
I walk through the design process of creating a custom tool specifically for this task. The goal was simple: create a functional 3D printed gadget that removes the veins entirely, leaving a smooth surface behind. Whether you agree with the premise or think it is completely unnecessary, the engineering behind this specific candy bar hack is surprisingly effective.
We look at the results of the de-veining process and discuss why these small details matter to some snack enthusiasts. By the end, you will see exactly how the tool performs in a real-world test against a standard store-bought treat.
Subscribe for weekly engineering projects and odd experiment breakdowns, and let me know in the comments: do you care about the texture of your snacks, or is this just a waste of plastic?
#podcast #entertainment #comedians #funnymoments
WEBSITE: NahDood.com
X - https://x.com/KermitLGonzalez
INSTAGRAM - instagram.com/nah_dood_podcast
INSTAGRAM - instagram.com/Podcastkermit
INSTAGRAM - instagram.com/DannyDComedy
INSTAGRAM - instagram.com/RicanGorilla
INSTAGRAM - instagram.com/rickyreyescomedy
SUPPORT THE CHANNEL: Patreon.com/NahDoodPodcast
