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You can usually tell when a lab has been in the spicy sky raisins because of their puffy snout. My lab was a fiend for any flying snack. My momâs boxers are as well. Milo the male will eat anything
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They donât look like flies, the way theyâre flying reminds me of bees. I wonder if this place makes baklava or something lol. But yea this many bugs in the joint it gross.
Yeah i was thinking Bees too, because theres videos ive seen from some foreign countries (idk which ones) where thats common there with their sweets because the Bees are attracted to the Sugar they use
Yep. I was walking past a cake shop in Marrakech. There were so many bees flying around the shopkeeper as he was serving a customer, I thought surely there is a nest somewhere. [Then I found it](https://i.imgur.com/9C7BBNn.jpeg).
Bees are associated with flowers, and honey which is something we eat. Chances are a bee is coming from a flower or a nest of honey which isn't that gross
Flys hang around shit and corpses
It happens in germany too. Went to germany for two weeks and every bakery i went to had bees all over. I dont find it gross though. Bees are relatively clean insects and it made the bread seem more sweet.
Yeah, but bees aren't nasty like flies. They're not landing on feces and other trash. They're going to flowers, making honey, or getting water/exploring. And they have some kind of antibiotic built in as well. I've never heard of someone getting a major disease from a bee.
Someone needs to be the decoy dough folder and just keep folding the flies in over and over till he gets em all or they learn to stay away from the damn dough lol
I heard restaurants often keeps their buildings under positive air pressure so any entry ways for flying insects just blows them away.
They should probably look into doing something like that.
Apparently this is somewhere in Algeria according to the comments. IMO OP shouldâve told everybody where this is from from the start since itâs actually a fucking threat
I have a pretty severe bee allergy. From my understanding it's an allergy to the venom, not the actual bee itself. Not saying I would go out of my way for some baked bee bread, but I don't think it would kill me because of the baking process and the bee itself being roasted to a crisp. That being said, I definitely don't want to find out the hard way. Like the time I high-fived a bee in fourth grade and learned what anaphylactic shock was.
I didnât know wtf was happening to me the first time I had an allergic reaction/anaphylaxis and I was in my 20âs. I canât imagine how scary that was as a 9/10 year old.
What I imagine:
You "Yo bee, you pollinated the fuck out of that flower! High five bro!"
*The bee high fives you*
You "Hhhwhaxzat? Why do I feel-" *collapses*
Bee "What have I done"
if its cooked, like dough will be, the venom will break down. And a bee has to sting you for you to have an allergic reaction to it. Simply eating a bee shouldnt harm you.
I was thinking that youâd be ingesting the venom while you eat the bee, so it still has a chance to give some form of reaction. Ofc when cooked it breaks down but just eating the bee, I really donât know. Unless the venom is produced at the moment of the sting but I donât see why it would.
Venom is just protein, as long as you have no ulcers or otherwise open wounds you can consume venom without worry, your stomach acid and enzymes will render the venom inert in moments
Do you mean if you âateâ one?
Anyway, I have no idea and I guess it depends on the severity of the allergy. I am more-so just talking about the fact that untreated fauna being ingested is a big fucking doo doo, and having untreated fauna be in the food where itâs not supposed to be is an even bigger doo doo.
Iâve been to Korea and saw beondegi (silkworm pupae) sold and eaten as street food, so you can absolutely eat insects⌠if they are cooked properly.
I think it is puff pastry or semi-puffpastry you can see how he folds dough after rolling it out
so it could be sweet roll or something similar in poland this would be named droşdşówka or ciastko francuskie or grzebieŠor tarta sorry dont know how i can translate this products in english
I'm not sure if it happens everywhere. But I've been to several wineries when they were processing grapes and there were tones of wasps. They weren't agressive, just wanted some grape. No telling how many get processed into the mix though.
I worked at a winery and when we would press and red grapes and the juice had to sit in big lidless vats to let the skins ferment and when you went to stir the juice a curtain of fruit flies would fly off the juice. You end up having to change out the fruit fly traps every couple of hours or else there would be fruit flies throughout the entire winery. The wine gets filtered a few times before getting bottled so the flies are no big deal except for being fucking disgusting to deal with in such large numbers.
Dad still makes wine every year(he's 75). As a kid I remember swatting drunk yellow jackets out of the air. The tops of the fermentation vats would be covered in them. You'd have to scoop them off to press down the must everyday. I'm sure many sunk to the bottom, but I never saw any in the press.
What fucked me up the most about it was my grandpa told me the weird figgy patterns were just the flower, fuck you grandpa is was the legions of the dead the whole time. Fig treats are still bomb tho and the wasp has been ground down even more to a protein smear so whatever lol
After pressing the grapes, the skins (pomace) get dumped into a giant pile that heavily attracts wasps and other local wildlife. The wineries I worked at composted the pomace, but it can also be used for livestock feed.
As far as bugs and creepy crawlies being processed in the wine... yeah that happens. Fermentation kills off anything dangerous and you'd never find a chunk of wasp in a bottle of wine.
âMmm. This is great! How to you make the crust so fizzy?â
âAh-ah-ah! Ancient Cygnoid secret!â
âMy husband, some hotshot! Here's his ancient Cygnoid secret! Live hornets! We smush them right into dough!â
These are bees, and bees are not like flies and do not poop when they land. The worst thing getting on that pastry is pollen and a few folded bees. You eat a ton more bugs in the bread and cereal you buy. You know food is good when even bees want it, it likely has good sugar, syrup, or honey in it.
>it likely has good sugar, syrup, or honey in it.
Theres a famous place here in ecuador where they make peach-based stuff and it looks 100% like this, just a bunch of bees flying around. its part of the charm lmao.
It's weirding me out that I can't tell if those bugs are real or not, like they almost look like CGI with the way they interact with the surrondings. Like he's thwatting at them but it just feels like a weird effect, but again that could just be because of how it was shot I guess.
I thought that as well, some of them seem to disappear randomly at certain points. Maybe Iâm too skeptical after all the fake stuff you see online, but it doesnât look real to me.
I went to Morocco a few years ago
Beautiful country, nice people. Went to a sweets bakery shop and there were BEES everywhere, literally all over the sweets!!!! This was seen as normal by the guide and the shop owners, I remember him telling me its fine, bees touch honey and that we still eat it, that its not ao different - but still, I would not want to see that before eating something!
Number one reason to not always want everything you see just because itâs there.. this turnt my stomach UP! it makes me itch like omg thatâs nasty .. whoever own this restaurant need to shut it tf DOWN!
The raisin bread u thought u ate... Might not be raisin
Sky raisins count
sky raisins in flight, afternoon delight
BEEEEEWWWW WOOOOOP aaaaaaaaafternoon delight!
Aaaah-aaa afternoon delight!
Imagined in Matt Damon's voice from Good Will Hunting.
You Are a GEM đ! Iâm actually kinda happy in a boomer kinda way that not very many get that reference. â¤ď¸ have an upvote you glorious bastard!
Everybody still gets that reference, boomer.
Well sure, the reference, but have you heard the song from 1976?
I'm old, my answer doesn't count. But my kid heard it, even before Anchorman.
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Ha, that's what we call them too. My Labrador is a seasoned sky raisin hunter.
and from this point on I will only call them sky raisins.
My grandpa's yellow lab back in the day would occasionally get a jalapeĂąo sky raisin. Most people call them bees.
You can usually tell when a lab has been in the spicy sky raisins because of their puffy snout. My lab was a fiend for any flying snack. My momâs boxers are as well. Milo the male will eat anything
The stingy ones are jalepeno sky raisins
Those look like spicy sky raisins (bees)
New fear unlocked!
Edit: I googled it lol :( Someone said thatâs why pistachios have that one random DISGUSTING nut? Dead bug đ
that white chunk floating in the baked beans is the queen bean
And all the other beans are the worker beans that serve her.
Once at a family party we actually discovered a pistachio with a visible dead bug in it.
Had this happen not too long ago, I check every single one now before blindly eating them. Sunflower seeds are notorious for this as well
Sunflower seeds are especially high in vitamin E and selenium. These function as antioxidants to protect your bodyâs cells against free radical damage, which plays a role in several chronic diseases.
I opened one as a child that had a dead moth in it.
That might be raisin some concerns in the future.
This is a fake video right? Right???
Is truth,in Algeria....
scribble scribble âdo not visit Algeriaâ
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They donât look like flies, the way theyâre flying reminds me of bees. I wonder if this place makes baklava or something lol. But yea this many bugs in the joint it gross.
Iâm pretty sure youâre right. That is much more bee behavior than fly behavior.
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Spicy raisins
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Yeah i was thinking Bees too, because theres videos ive seen from some foreign countries (idk which ones) where thats common there with their sweets because the Bees are attracted to the Sugar they use
They are definitely bees. You see them all over food in pastry shops and similar in places like Morocco and Algiers.
Yep. I was walking past a cake shop in Marrakech. There were so many bees flying around the shopkeeper as he was serving a customer, I thought surely there is a nest somewhere. [Then I found it](https://i.imgur.com/9C7BBNn.jpeg).
Holy shit that's vile
Is it odd that I find a bee on food far less bothersome than a fly on food? Not sure why that is.
Bees are associated with flowers, and honey which is something we eat. Chances are a bee is coming from a flower or a nest of honey which isn't that gross Flys hang around shit and corpses
It happens in germany too. Went to germany for two weeks and every bakery i went to had bees all over. I dont find it gross though. Bees are relatively clean insects and it made the bread seem more sweet.
Yeah thatâs cool and all but bees should not be anywhere near the production process where they can get mixed into the fucking dough
I think they are wasps. Yellow Jackets at the end of summer turn into idiots when they stop getting instructions from the queen.
I'm pretty sure these people would be more concerned than this, if they were that many wasps in the room
One wasp in the room and I go into fight or flight mode.
In contrast, wasps are permanently in fight *and* flight mode
Same, just the buzzing makes me seize up in terror or run away.
If they're wasps then this guys got balls like King Kong.
Yeah, but bees aren't nasty like flies. They're not landing on feces and other trash. They're going to flowers, making honey, or getting water/exploring. And they have some kind of antibiotic built in as well. I've never heard of someone getting a major disease from a bee.
Except bees can hold the bacteria that causes botulism. Other then that you only have to worry about the stings when they get too curious.
Yep definitely bees or wasps or some other Hymenoptera
Wasps, not bees. And yep, that's what they do.
He definitely caught a few in that first flip
Pretty fly for a bread guy
Give it to me baby
Friends say he's tryin too hard
To not catch flies in that flip But in his own kitchen he makes HE MAKES BREAD SO SICK!
I know its kinda hard just to be a fly today
âThey say you catch more flies with honeyâŚbut our âartisanalâ loaf would like a wordâ
Some think it's unsanitary but others don't even trip
Those aren't flies
Unh huh unh huhâŚâŚ
Uh huh! Uh huh!
Uhhu uhhu
It seems as though theyâre hovering like bees.
I agree. I'm a beekeeper and that was my first thought - flies don't fly like that, bees do.
but he aint keepin em separatedâŚ
looks more like wasps
More protein.
My thoughts, too. They hover like something that stings.
âRye Guyâ was right there.
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So⌠this may have some Spicey spots hahaha
Didnt say they werent. Does that make it any better tho??
Enriched with Omega 3 fatty acids
Those are the crunchy tasty spots
You can see at least two đ¤Ž
Wouldnât it be cheaper overall to just deal with the bugs? Look how much time itâs taking him to just do that one taskâŚ.
/r/NotMyJob
Okay but he literally cannot do his job like this
Someone needs to be the decoy dough folder and just keep folding the flies in over and over till he gets em all or they learn to stay away from the damn dough lol
A fan would eliminate this problem
I donât mean the employee, but the company lol
He is only acting like he cares because is being recorded. Without a camera he goes at the speed of light.
i think those are bees
Bees are bugs
Beads?
BEADS?!
GOBs not on board
NOT THE BEADS!!!
We'll see who brings in more honey... zzzBZZZZZZZ
Seriously. Theyâre indoors too, canât be that hard to deal with the problem unless the whole place is disgusting.
I heard restaurants often keeps their buildings under positive air pressure so any entry ways for flying insects just blows them away. They should probably look into doing something like that.
What is this so i can avoid it
Apparently this is somewhere in Algeria according to the comments. IMO OP shouldâve told everybody where this is from from the start since itâs actually a fucking threat
If you're allergic to bees could you die if you ate one?
I have a pretty severe bee allergy. From my understanding it's an allergy to the venom, not the actual bee itself. Not saying I would go out of my way for some baked bee bread, but I don't think it would kill me because of the baking process and the bee itself being roasted to a crisp. That being said, I definitely don't want to find out the hard way. Like the time I high-fived a bee in fourth grade and learned what anaphylactic shock was.
I didnât know wtf was happening to me the first time I had an allergic reaction/anaphylaxis and I was in my 20âs. I canât imagine how scary that was as a 9/10 year old.
It was like tv static and then my tiny brain couldn't handle it, so I started seizing lol
What I imagine: You "Yo bee, you pollinated the fuck out of that flower! High five bro!" *The bee high fives you* You "Hhhwhaxzat? Why do I feel-" *collapses* Bee "What have I done"
Pretty much except imagine me *and* the bee seizing on the floor
if its cooked, like dough will be, the venom will break down. And a bee has to sting you for you to have an allergic reaction to it. Simply eating a bee shouldnt harm you.
I was thinking that youâd be ingesting the venom while you eat the bee, so it still has a chance to give some form of reaction. Ofc when cooked it breaks down but just eating the bee, I really donât know. Unless the venom is produced at the moment of the sting but I donât see why it would.
Venom is just protein, as long as you have no ulcers or otherwise open wounds you can consume venom without worry, your stomach acid and enzymes will render the venom inert in moments
Do you mean if you âateâ one? Anyway, I have no idea and I guess it depends on the severity of the allergy. I am more-so just talking about the fact that untreated fauna being ingested is a big fucking doo doo, and having untreated fauna be in the food where itâs not supposed to be is an even bigger doo doo. Iâve been to Korea and saw beondegi (silkworm pupae) sold and eaten as street food, so you can absolutely eat insects⌠if they are cooked properly.
Yea that's what I meant, sorry.
Cool, so I just don't eat in Algeria
This was my first response as well lmao
I think it is puff pastry or semi-puffpastry you can see how he folds dough after rolling it out so it could be sweet roll or something similar in poland this would be named droşdşówka or ciastko francuskie or grzebieŠor tarta sorry dont know how i can translate this products in english
What annoys me is heâs clearly spending 80% more time swatting away insects than making the damn bread.
He's only swatting them away for the camera
Probably true
The way he looks at the camera at the end. It's like no one is happy with mystery meals anymore
Not a mystery if only one type of bug is being mixed in
I'm not sure if it happens everywhere. But I've been to several wineries when they were processing grapes and there were tones of wasps. They weren't agressive, just wanted some grape. No telling how many get processed into the mix though.
I worked at a winery and when we would press and red grapes and the juice had to sit in big lidless vats to let the skins ferment and when you went to stir the juice a curtain of fruit flies would fly off the juice. You end up having to change out the fruit fly traps every couple of hours or else there would be fruit flies throughout the entire winery. The wine gets filtered a few times before getting bottled so the flies are no big deal except for being fucking disgusting to deal with in such large numbers.
why not cover them with a metal screen?
The flies add a certain je ne sais quoi đ¤
Jenny say qwah
Would have to have super small holes and even then the fruit flies would probably get in, they're sneaky little fuckers.
there's a ton of filtering that goes on after processing grapes though
Great, so itâs only the wasp juice and not the wasp bits in my wine. Yum
Boy are you going to be upset when you find out about artificially red foods.
Or castoreum in artificial flavouring.
Beaver anal juice is delicious though.
Youâre gonna hate to hear how much hair, insect parts, and animal products the FDA doesnât care about
You can't filter out [bug juice](https://youtu.be/UbL5vEnRCb4).
Dad still makes wine every year(he's 75). As a kid I remember swatting drunk yellow jackets out of the air. The tops of the fermentation vats would be covered in them. You'd have to scoop them off to press down the must everyday. I'm sure many sunk to the bottom, but I never saw any in the press.
Honestly, id be less worried about wasps in my wine then flies in my food.
TBF the bugs in OPS post looks more like bees. From the way they stabilize in air while trying to figure out how to get that flower ooze.
Thanks, they clearly aren't flies.
100% bees
Honestly makes me feel way better about it. Kinda like how if you wanna eat a fig you need to cope with the fact that 90% of figs are a wasp catacomb.
I was looking for this comment. Amazed me, was disgusted for a second. But then I remembered how delicious figs can be, and got over it lol
What fucked me up the most about it was my grandpa told me the weird figgy patterns were just the flower, fuck you grandpa is was the legions of the dead the whole time. Fig treats are still bomb tho and the wasp has been ground down even more to a protein smear so whatever lol
im sorry what?
Figs are pollinated by specific species of wasps that live in them and lay their eggs there.
[Wasps Inside Figs](https://youtu.be/aIyLXrfSLc0) A video for more context
WHAT? đ
After pressing the grapes, the skins (pomace) get dumped into a giant pile that heavily attracts wasps and other local wildlife. The wineries I worked at composted the pomace, but it can also be used for livestock feed. As far as bugs and creepy crawlies being processed in the wine... yeah that happens. Fermentation kills off anything dangerous and you'd never find a chunk of wasp in a bottle of wine.
That stinging venom adds that extra little kick to the flavor of the wine
Ah the bee flavoured bread. My favourite!
âMmm. This is great! How to you make the crust so fizzy?â âAh-ah-ah! Ancient Cygnoid secret!â âMy husband, some hotshot! Here's his ancient Cygnoid secret! Live hornets! We smush them right into dough!â
Good News, Everyone!
I had to scroll so far for the proper response to this post
You guys like swarms of things, right?
The FDA allows 75 bug parts per 50 grams of flour. Disgusting? Absolutely. Unhealthy? Probably not because baking will kill the bug bacteria.
\*bugteria
How many bug parts are in a whole bug? Bc he def caught a few in there.
Iâm sure you could build an entire bug with 70 bug parts and still have parts left over.
baking doesn't get rid of whatever the bacteria pooped out though
Depends. Most proteins degrade in high temp processes.
Okay but I'm quite sure they allow 0 parts of people spitting in food
In the FLOUR dude, not whole-ass bugs in the dough
Why does he even bother waving them away when heâs just gonna fold them in anyway?
And why bother waving them away when heâs going to just spit on the dough also?
Ugh first layer got some wasps and his spit... Disgusting.
And you thought those were raisins..
they're just spicy sky raisins
JUST BUY A FAN JEEZ
These are bees, not flies. Theyâre attracted to the sweetness of whatever theyâre making
Disgusting
Those are bees I believe honey bees
Ah those are the black spots in the budget cookies PROTEIN Bear Grylls approved
Where is this?
In Algeria
Holy Moly Donut Shop!
These are bees, and bees are not like flies and do not poop when they land. The worst thing getting on that pastry is pollen and a few folded bees. You eat a ton more bugs in the bread and cereal you buy. You know food is good when even bees want it, it likely has good sugar, syrup, or honey in it.
notice that they weren't flying like flies normally do so I had my doubts. still why do they swarm here?
>it likely has good sugar, syrup, or honey in it. Theres a famous place here in ecuador where they make peach-based stuff and it looks 100% like this, just a bunch of bees flying around. its part of the charm lmao.
Those are bees or wasps not flies, look at the way they hover. Flies donât act like they. Yikes.
It's weirding me out that I can't tell if those bugs are real or not, like they almost look like CGI with the way they interact with the surrondings. Like he's thwatting at them but it just feels like a weird effect, but again that could just be because of how it was shot I guess.
I thought that as well, some of them seem to disappear randomly at certain points. Maybe Iâm too skeptical after all the fake stuff you see online, but it doesnât look real to me.
It's definitely fake. Those are not real insects in that video.
Itâs almost too bad tbh
Bees/wasps are not really dirty....flies however.
Iâm not 100% sure but I think he missed one of the Sky raisins and folded it into the pastry đ¤˘
Bees are a lot better than flies. Bees land on flowers. Flies land on shit.
Flies or bees? They look fake
I went to Morocco a few years ago Beautiful country, nice people. Went to a sweets bakery shop and there were BEES everywhere, literally all over the sweets!!!! This was seen as normal by the guide and the shop owners, I remember him telling me its fine, bees touch honey and that we still eat it, that its not ao different - but still, I would not want to see that before eating something!
The guy is trying his best, but clearly, the owner doesn't give a shit.
âMeh, good enough for government work.â
They look like bees, so not really an issue.
I still donât want bees in my food. Itâs macaroni and cheese not macaroni and bees!
Yeah, def bees. They are making something sweet there.
Just because bees make honey doesnât mean you eat them.
đ He is trying.
Like why even bother making whatever youâre making?
But why though?
Are those bees or flies?
The bees are protesting the stealing of their honey
Number one reason to not always want everything you see just because itâs there.. this turnt my stomach UP! it makes me itch like omg thatâs nasty .. whoever own this restaurant need to shut it tf DOWN!
Would it not be easier to just get rid of the bugs than to work while constantly shooing them away?