The Kings' Dessert - or, how to create 16.000 honey strings in two minutes

how do you make the honey like this? Every recipe i see online calls for sugar. Honey sounds like it would be better

Dude loves his work..

I would marry him just to watch him all day

i'm impressed by how well he knows his 2^n. and he even was rhyming in the middle of his presentation lol

nice video

I need a delivery to the east end of long island.

That guy is awesome.

You know, when he said "Wowww" he's way sooo cute 😂😂

This makes me happy. I saw this back in 2013 and I always come back to watch it. Bless this guy. His charisma is everything.

So Cringe

It is dragon's beard candy.

I love Korea sometimes

i feel he could've gone to 32,000 with one more twist, why not? why not be only guy who has 64,000 strands

I need this guy in my life to help make every day that much better and happier

Nice. How does he wash his hands?

This guy is awesome!

I wish I could love anything even a fraction as much as this guy loves making candy.

So cool, the treat must have a song that come with it?, the guys making mine said the same format?
which must be as old as the technique? was so cool to watch being made - and is so tasty, chopped softly flavoured nuts with a very delicious wrapping

Actually on googling maybe its the same act the entertained the Han Emperor one day by performing steps involved in making a new confection <which is where this candy originated>? Amazing to have a candy with such a history and felt lucky also to see Korea Seoul - with such fun lively and good hearted people.

This must be a much different recipe than what they mention on Wikipedia... he says it will last for 3 weeks in the air, 3 months in the freezer. Wikipedia says "The candy is recommended to be consumed immediately after its preparation is complete, but it should remain fresh for up to six minutes in proper conditions." Six minutes and three months are just a little bit different.

9 years later I still keep coming back to this video because this vendor makes me smile.

This is the best 16k honey video

1, 2, 4, 8, 16, 32, 64, 128, 256, 512, 1024, 2048, 4096, 8192, 16384 WOW!

How does this only have 2.3 million views in 2019?

This guy is great!!!

God I wish I loved my job as much as much as this guy

꿀타래 레전드...

that's a Deities's Dessert so called Kkultarae!!!

I know this is a per-rehearsed routine they do. I've seen many other videos of their same shtick. But this is the first one I saw but something about this guy in particular I keep coming back to this video. There's just something about this guy. He's just so charismatic and forms actual chemistry with the person filming that is just unique.

my teacher sent this to us as math hw

2021년 손

Another stolen Chinese culture from the Koreans .

This street vendor is fantastic

Wow..... he's so energetic

터키간식이 한국상인들 구라로 킹스디저트가 돼부럿네ㅋㅋㅋ

Endah.......

Me a German when he said "Lecker" Axis Overdrive

Imagine after all that they're like nah I'm good thanks

Enga...

He is amazing!

I wish I knew how he is doing in 2022 🙂

good job

My last hope in humanity.. I always watch this every once in awhile... makes me happy

Why is the honey hard ?

Wow it’s crazy how long it has been since this video came out! I hope this guy is doing well.

This dude loves his life

all kids watching from sbs
bruvvv

I come back here at least twice a year to enjoy this before bed. "Very very.... YUH MEEEE!"

Wow that video is so clear. I didn't expect that this was from 2010!

I like that guy a lot. I love his performance while making that dessert.
"Over 16 thousand strings! woOOow!"
"Like in English, they say 'Oh Mah Gawd! O-M-G!'"

THIS... This guy is the sort of people I have run into all over the world when travelling. And the sort of experiences that come with global travel that make me long to travel (so long as I have a homebase to return to).

So good!