A viral video on Instagram, showing a vlogger (@restoration.magic), converted toasted bread back into soft bread has been very much interested online. He posted the same in response to a user who bets him that he could “not toast.” Instagram users had to say a lot about this “Anmake” process in the comment section. The reel begins with a vlogger who is toast two slices of bread. Once done once, he keeps them in the freezer. Later he removes the slices and shows us how they are rigid.
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Next, he uses a raw iron disc sander to lubricate the surface of the toast. Through this method, he gradually begins to remove toasted bits, namely, brown black parts on the outer part of the bread slices. He continues to do this from both sides until he slices the whiteness again. Next, he mounts slices near a humidifier and directs a stream of moisture. In this way, slices lose their dryness and regain their soft, spongy stability (similar to their texture, before they were toasted). Watch the full viral video below:
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Reel found a series of reactions on Instagram. Some people were surprised by this process. Many people also shared requests for other things, which they wanted to try “Restoration” Vologue. Read the selected comments below:
“Brother can go back in time.”
“Brother is Ctrl+Z.”
“Something about this is frightening for me. Do well.”
“I was invested a lot. And it was worth it.”
“The condition is that you cannot convert a boiled egg into raw eggs.”
“Now bend the dough in the dough.”
“I really see just a man looking at the toast … what has my life came? And you have really seen it and now read my comment, what is your life ??”
“At this point, please restore our earth.”
“Can you restore my faith in humanity?”
This vlogger is not only characterized by foods, but is quite popular for its “Anmake” video characterized by other types of objects from daily life. Earlier, his reel showed his laborious efforts to ‘remake bubble gum’, which was viewed 120 million times on Instagram. Click here for more information.
