The text appears to be a transcript of a cooking video where the hosts are attempting to make breakfast and lunch dishes based on recipes they found on TikTok. They express their skepticism about the recipes, claiming that they are "hellish" and that the dishes are unlikely to turn out well.
The hosts start by making a breakfast sandwich with a potato instead of bread, which they find disgusting. They then move on to making a sushi burger, which involves cutting up salmon, mango, and avocado and forming them into a patty. They admit that the dish is not turning out as expected, but they decide to proceed with frying the patty anyway.
As they continue cooking, the hosts encounter various mishaps, including spilling food, breaking a kitchen tool, and setting off the fire alarm. Despite these setbacks, they manage to complete the dishes and present them to the camera.
Throughout the video, the hosts are sarcastic and humorous, making jokes about the recipes and their own cooking abilities. They also interact with their audience, asking for feedback and encouraging viewers to subscribe to their channel.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The content is from a video where the hosts are trying out recipes from TikTok for 24 hours.
2. The hosts start with a breakfast recipe using potatoes instead of bread for a sandwich.
3. They also make an omelette with bacon.
4. The hosts then move on to making a sushi burger for lunch.
5. They use salmon, mayonnaise, rice, avocado, and mango to make the sushi burger.
6. They have trouble cutting the mango and end up mangling it.
7. The hosts then proceed to make the sushi burger and fry it.
8. They compare their creations and decide that one of them looks more like a burger.
9. The hosts then move on to making a dinner recipe using spaghetti, meat, peppers, onions, and a strange sauce.
10. The recipe ends up being a disaster, with the hosts commenting on the mess and the unpleasant smell.
11. The video ends with the hosts reflecting on the experience and inviting viewers to subscribe to their channel.