The video is about the creation of an edible water bottle, a product designed to replace traditional plastic water bottles. The creator, Ahmad, and his partner Saba, embark on a process to create the bottle, which requires specific ingredients like sodium alginate and calcium lactate. The process is not easy and they encounter several challenges, such as finding the right ingredients and correctly following the recipe. Despite the difficulties, they manage to create the bottle successfully. However, when they try to consume the water from the bottle, they find it unpalatable and sour. Despite the failure in terms of taste, they acknowledge the potential of the edible water bottle as an environmentally friendly alternative to plastic bottles.
1. Edible water bottles are a way to store water without the need for plastic.
2. These water bottles became common recently.
3. The speaker saw a TikToker discussing edible water, which caught their attention.
4. The speaker decided to try making an edible water bottle themselves.
5. The speaker was curious if the water would taste like normal water and if it could replace plastic.
6. The speaker started their experiment by finding the necessary ingredients, including sodium alginate and calcium lactate.
7. The speaker found the ingredients at a Home Depot-like store.
8. The speaker's partner for the experiment was their fiance, Saba.
9. The speaker initially struggled to find the right ingredients and had to find a substitute on eBay.
10. After obtaining the ingredients, the speaker started their scientific experiment.
11. The experiment involved a mixture of sodium alginate and water, which was difficult to prepare correctly.
12. The speaker and Saba tried to taste the mixture and found it disgusting.
13. The speaker decided to add calcium lactate to the mixture, but they made a mistake and added too much.
14. The mixture turned out to be a white liquid that looked like a jellyfish.
15. The speaker and Saba tried to prepare the mixture again, but it still didn't taste good.
16. The speaker realized they needed to leave the mixture for 15 minutes before using it.
17. After 15 minutes, the speaker and Saba tried the mixture again.
18. The experiment finally worked, and they had a water bubble, the same as the pictures.
19. The water tasted like sour water.
20. Despite the water's taste, the speaker and Saba decided to try it again to make sure of their findings.
21. Omar, another person, tried the water, and he found it not that bad.
22. The speaker concluded that while they were prepared to drink different tasting water to save the environment, they could not bring themselves to drink the edible water bottle due to its taste.