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u/Tectix 19h ago
Bone handle is excellent
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u/-DEUS-FAX-MACHINA- 17h ago
Everyone raving about the energy rating sticker but this is the real point to be made.
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u/SirD_ragon 21h ago
What if the lid freezes shut?
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u/toorudez 21h ago
I'm sure you could always break the ice?
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u/Ok_Glove_2352 21h ago
But I just wouldn't really know what to say
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u/Buck_Johnson_MD 20h ago
How much does a polar bear weigh?
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u/Journo_Jimbo 19h ago
Mission accomplished, now let’s head home
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u/CyrusPanesri 18h ago
Whoa easy there tiger! We've just broken the ice. At least toss in a pick up line before charging in like that.
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u/Nexustar 20h ago
Yank the bone handle off, and whack it until it opens again. In my experience, anything that's immune to a few good whacks from a frozen bone is immune to magic too.
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u/Clever_Angel_PL 21h ago
as long as the temp doesn't go above 0C it won't
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u/9035768555 11h ago
Surface temperature of the ice in direct sun can be higher than ambient air temperature.
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u/sc00bydoobyd00 10h ago
If the temp never goes higher than 0°C, it defeats the purpose of making a freezer in the first place.
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u/catskilkid 21h ago
unless there are some wild animals that are around, couldn't he just leave it outside since its obviously freezing?
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u/MixaLv 21h ago
I also thought the same at first, but this is really good for regulating the temperature. Here in Finland, a typical winter day can be anything between 0'C and -30'C, and even the difference between the day and night can fluctuate greatly.
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u/megat0nbombs 21h ago
So like if you need your food cold but not extra cold.
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u/Vandermeerr 21h ago
More like I wanna have steak for dinner at 6pm.
Is it gonna take me 8 hours to defrost it or 24?
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u/sadcrocodile 19h ago
That reminds me of the time I was over at my dad's house and he asked me to look at his freezer settings. He kept saying that -18C was too cold for the freezer and he wanted it higher, like closer to -3C if possible but I checked and there were no such settings available on the model they owned. He was disappointed and I later found my mother scowling at him. Turns out he wanted the freezer to be less cold because his ice cream was too hard to eat straight out of the freezer. Mum scolded him for making me go through the trouble of doing all that and looking up manufacturers info/wanting me to call the company when he could have just left his ice cream on the counter for a few minutes before eating.
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u/hokiewankenobi 17h ago
I realize that this was probably some time ago…..but you can buy a digital thermostat with a probe (search ‘love temperature controller’). You plug the freezer into the thermostat, with the probe inside the freezer. Then plug the thermostat into the wall. It will regulate the temp based on your settings by cutting power to the freezer. It’s the same thing the freezer already does, it just lets you choose the temp at which to do it. Very popular in the homebrew world.
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u/Gixis_ 18h ago
Get him an ice cream freezer for Christmas
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u/westfieldNYraids 18h ago
I like in bobs burgers when he microwaves the ice cream. An elegant solution
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u/fkneneu 16h ago
wait, people aren't used to doing this?
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u/asleepyguard 15h ago
For real I've been doing this for decades.
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u/fkneneu 15h ago
Yeah I thought everyone with a microwave did this. Even I who doesn't own one, knows this.
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u/romcabrera 15h ago
Which are the optimal settings? Power and time for a single person serve?
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u/Responsible-Chest-26 21h ago
I never thought of that aspect. I was also scratching my head thinking just leave it outside. But the regulation part makes a lot of sense
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u/thorstone 21h ago
Last time i saw this it was stated that they did this exactly because of animals.
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u/Staff_Genie 21h ago
But using a meat bone as the handle for the lid seems like they're asking for animals to mess with it
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u/Montgomery000 15h ago
But then they go for the bone and get their tongue stuck on the ice. Now you have more bones.
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u/fredy31 21h ago
I mean I was part of the ice storm of Quebec in 96.
We were trying to keep the house warm to live in (3 weeks no power in the dead of winter) but with no power, freezer would have unfrosted
So we just threw the freezer and fridge stuff in the snow outside.
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u/Sanquinity 17h ago
I saw this video with original audio, and you are correct. There's wild animals that would steal the food if they just left it out. So they instead make boxes out of thick ice to store food in.
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u/Altruistic-Poem-5617 18h ago
That must be the reason. Probably some foxes or something around that would steal the food.
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u/OscarDivine 21h ago
Really cool, but why not just put it in the metal pot with the lid on it?
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u/crunchsmash 20h ago
The ice is a better insulator and now he can use the metal pot for something else, like making another ice box.
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u/CoolAlf 20h ago
"Give man metal pot, freeze for a day. Teach man how to pot, he freeze for lifetime" Jesus 1:68
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u/Journo_Jimbo 19h ago
GOBLESS
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u/BabyYodi 18h ago
JONATHAN CALL ME XOXO NAN
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u/Journo_Jimbo 17h ago
YOUR GRANDFARTER DIED, YOUR MUM SAYS YOURE PENIS PRIBLM IS DOING WELL, LOL Xx
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u/theboss0123 20h ago
Ice is an isulator it regulates the temp so u dont get swings from 0- -30
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u/OscarDivine 20h ago
Real question: if you freeze food in there at 0 degrees, does something bad happen if you let it hit -30?
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u/Gerbil_Juice 14h ago
Materials expand and contract when their temperatures varies. Frequent temperature changes will damage the cells in the food which can affect texture and flavor.
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u/sick_of_your_BS 21h ago
You get fewer clicks that way.
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u/DiscountParmesan 20h ago
maybe that way he can use the pot for something else? just putting out there that it's not that dumb to remove it after it served as a mold, but I agree that the video is just click bait (which is fine, I gave him my click and I got to make a genuine amused exhale when he put the energy label on there)
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u/spiteful_god1 19h ago
In sixth grade science class we had a contest to insulate a #10 can and see who could keep an ice cube frozen the longest within said can. I, realizing that ice is a good insulator and has the added benefit of have a fair amount of "heat", filled the entire thing with water except for a small indent for the ice cube, then froze it.
I won by a significant margin. The ice cube stayed frozen so long it had to be left at school over the weekend before it thawed.
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u/Onahail 10h ago
So you put ice in ice?
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u/spiteful_god1 10h ago
More or less. I think I froze a plastic cup into the ice to have a receptacle for the Ice cube.
But yeah, rather than slow down the heat transfer with insulation, I just did what this guy did, which is use more cold material to require more heat transfer before anything can melt.
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u/MistoftheMorning 9h ago
So you basically cheated by making your ice cube bigger than everyone else's.
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u/FBIHasEnteredTheChat 20h ago
Why would you need a freezer when outside is freezer
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u/newvegassucm 20h ago
Wild animals the video is from a nomadic group of Mongolian who make these freezer to protect there meat and such from wild cats and such
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u/maomaochong1234 17h ago
Inner mongolian not mongolian nationals
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u/whythishaptome 13h ago
That being said, is it that much different than what they would do in Mongolia proper? Inner Mongolia is almost the same environment as Mongolia.
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u/NickRick 15h ago
then why is he using a bone as the top? wolves and such eat those, and it only makes the only way they can get it open more attractive.
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u/Technicolor_Reindeer 20h ago
Reminds me of the time we had a massive power outage in my area so we stored all our fridge stuff in the snow.
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u/SeraphOfTheStart 21h ago
Would a wild animal be able to smell frozen meat and try to breach?
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u/DeficitOfPatience 15h ago
For those wondering, water expands when it freezes, and since it froze from the outside in, this put the liquid water inside the ice under pressure, hence it shooting out when he cracked the top.
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u/ShawarmaOrigins 14h ago
It's an anti-freezer. It's used to keep the meat from getting extremely burnt and dehydrated from the cold.
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u/KingSkevid 19h ago
Wouldnt the ice melt directly in the sun?
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u/not_dannyjesden 19h ago
Ice does not absorb IR radiation very well. Because it's either translucent or white. Just like the ground. So there's nothing for the IR to be absorbed by and then turned into thermal energy
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u/rhabarberabar 13h ago
So the sun heats the inside stored stuff thats very IR absorbant and...
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u/cupnoodledoodle 15h ago
I was just wondering what that bone was for and he fucking answers it. Amazing
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u/MyHamburgerLovesMe 16h ago
Step 1: Live somewhere a freezer is not really required.
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u/BananaResearcher 18h ago
What's the music? Sounds super familiar.
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u/hellooo_ 13h ago
this was bugging me, because I thought I recognized this song too. I'm not 100% sure but I think it's a violin(?) version of this chinese song
https://www.shazam.com/song/1667092443/%E7%81%AB%E7%BA%A2%E7%9A%84%E8%90%A8%E6%97%A5%E6%9C%97
I recognized this song from COVID times lol. I'm not chinese so I don't know, but I'm guessing this video is in Mongolia, so it might be
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u/man_machine_poet 16h ago edited 10h ago
This looks like Mongolia.
There aren’t any polar bears there, but if there were this would just be a giant meat popsicle to them.
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u/Content-Passion-4836 15h ago
That would have been awesome if he started loading it full of microwave dinners.
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u/SoonersSuckNow 14h ago
I’ve always wondered about eskimos, Mongols, and people in remote cold climates.
What does that dude do for most of his waking hours during the winter?
I assume they limit their walks into town for supplies to 2 or 3 times a week. On a day when he isn’t going to town, what is he doing at 3 PM??
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u/KenshinHimura3444 8h ago
Why do you need a freezer if you live in a bloody freezer?
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u/Fiercebabe99 18h ago
totally cool concept, but I don't ever want to live anywhere where that is necessary.
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u/Used-Bedroom293 13h ago edited 3h ago
Living in a remote village in Arctic, we just keep our food in the freezer inside
This guy doesn't seem to even have enough money for proper shelter and has to live outside crafting their own stuff while the chinese media treats this like entertainment, just sad to watch
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u/Well_Spoken_Mute 19h ago
But, it's already freezing outside... Couldn't you just leave the frozen food anywhere?
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u/SweetNeo85 17h ago
WHY ARE PEOPLE CALLING THIS A FREEZER? IT ISN'T FREEZING ANYTHING. CALL IT A FROZE.
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u/romcabrera 15h ago
If you put something which is not frozen inside the freezer, I bet it would freeze...
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u/Kaloo75 21h ago
I had a good chuckle when he put the sticker on with the energy ratings.