Three people are creating a prank video where they make fake art supplies that look real but are actually edible. They make chocolate crayons, a glue stick filled with water and detergent, and a paint tube filled with colored yogurt. They test their creations and show how they can be used to trick friends into thinking they are real art supplies.
1. The video creators made fake oil pastels out of wax crayons and chocolate.
2. They used white chocolate to make the fake oil pastels.
3. The chocolate was melted in a water bath and then colored with food coloring.
4. The colored chocolate was then poured into a mold shaped like an oil pastel.
5. The mold was made from a straw or a pen.
6. The fake oil pastels were left to cool and harden in the fridge for about an hour.
7. The creators then cut the fake oil pastels into smaller pieces and glued them together to make them look more realistic.
8. They also attached labels to the fake oil pastels to make them look more authentic.
9. The creators tested the fake oil pastels and found that they were edible and had a similar texture to real oil pastels.
10. They also discussed other prank ideas, including using food pens to write on paper that looks like poster paper.
11. They also mentioned using a glue stick as a prank, by filling an empty glue stick container with water and detergent.
12. They used a Kindle as a prank, by filling an empty Kindle container with colored yogurt.
13. They mixed vanilla yogurt with food coloring to create a colored yogurt that looked like a real Kindle.
14. They used a mishka as a prank, by filling an empty mishka container with colored yogurt.