The very sad realization that I came to after filming is that I did not, in fact, even have the right Jello mixture. I think this is a sign to fully give up on coffee jelly 🤦‍♀️

@jasonball9677

3 жыл бұрын

If you are looking for molds in Portland the decorette shop would have them

@zachj7078

3 жыл бұрын

Never give up on your coffee jelly dreams!

@karlkeat

3 жыл бұрын

The moment you mentioned Vanilla Jell-O I knew you had pudding mix 😂

@kapdragon

3 жыл бұрын

Guess you either need to go to a kisaten in Japan or maybe try agar agar instead if you can't find non-Jello/pudding gelatin. (Agar agar is actually more traditional from what I understand.)

@WaterStar2398

3 жыл бұрын

Don’t give up we believe in you! and would you do a review on Nespresso in the future

The "jello" was actually pudding mix not gelatin so not surprised that the end result was mostly liquid.

@morgandrinkscoffee

3 жыл бұрын

This is the very disappointing realization I came to directly after filming

@morgandrinkscoffee

3 жыл бұрын

I think I’m officially giving up on trying to make jello

@slipshodaverage844

3 жыл бұрын

@@morgandrinkscoffee Fun fact: putting gelatin in the freezer to set can actually make it come out runny too.

@mariaoropallo6853

3 жыл бұрын

I make cream- coffee layered gelatin cubes all the time. I believe you may have used "Jell-O" pudding mix. Different product. Otherwise, it was sort of exciting to watch and see if your mix would come out! 😁 Cheers!

@alexlavoie4174

3 жыл бұрын

@@morgandrinkscoffee yeah jell-O is a company that makes jelly and pudding you have to make sure it says jelly or pudding mix

"Scissor time- *laughter* Not that, not that!" just gotta love the realization lmao

@mohammadreazmollah6479

3 жыл бұрын

What's the joke actually?

@music_lover7257

3 жыл бұрын

@@mohammadreazmollah6479 what do you mean??

@mohammadreazmollah6479

3 жыл бұрын

When she said scissors time and laughed?

@music_lover7257

3 жыл бұрын

@@mohammadreazmollah6479 idrk how to explain it to you- I'm not really good at explaining things either-

@mohammadreazmollah6479

3 жыл бұрын

Oh okay

Your husbands immediate thought of fishing a ring out of the bottom of the mug is extremely chaotic and I love it

@confusedwhale

3 жыл бұрын

There was a time were people used to propose by putting engagement rings into champagne flutes. Or maybe that was just in movies/tv shows.

@361Jonel

3 жыл бұрын

also the milk foam was probably still really hot

@stinkmonger

2 жыл бұрын

@@confusedwhale *chokes on diamond*

This is how...good...Morgan is at drawing: I thought she was drawing the face upside-down.

@juanjuri6127

3 жыл бұрын

See? It makes you think!

@Leo-sj6qh

3 жыл бұрын

Same 😂 it looked pretty good

@MrAranton

3 жыл бұрын

I thought her goal was to paint the Wicked Witch of the Whisk

@kaylieven6771

2 жыл бұрын

The whole time I was like “if she just turned the cup around she’d have a perfect foundation.”

@Christianwomenspodcast

Жыл бұрын

Me too!!

"huh, vanilla jello? looks like the pudding but eh maybe im wrong" *sees the box is pudding mix* *scrolls down in the comments* "yup that was pudding mix"

@IDontWantThisStupidHandle

2 жыл бұрын

I didn't read the box, but the whole time she was talking about that hack, I kept thinking: "they make vanilla JELLO? ... ew." xD

I love how much she cares about the unused sock, but she didn't about washing them before actually using them as coffee filters

"I don't know what 5 minute crafts is I don't watch youtoob" "May I ask what you're watching this on" "Saturday." "I am so confused" - your first 5 minute crafts video comment section

@morgandrinkscoffee

3 жыл бұрын

Iconic

Usually with the coffee ice cubes, I make a normal coffee drink and add the coffee ice cubes to it instead of normal ones so that it doesn't water down the coffee when it melts.

@ItsCrisp_

2 жыл бұрын

Yeah. I don’t like drinking things with frozen water

Honestly, using socks straight out of the packaging could be worse than using worn, washed socks (of course the best possible option would be using unused socks after washing them) cause stores can be nasty, there were people touching that with hands not too clean. And even if it was clean, clothes straight from the store can have some chemicals still in them that for example flare my allergies. And so if there's something my skin can't handle in clothes straight from the store (like formaldehyde), there's no way it's be good for consumption

@zeraora2607

3 жыл бұрын

Wash them with vinegar, it kills germs and doesn't leave soap residue in the fibers.

@_vulcanide

3 жыл бұрын

i had an ex-friend who would go to the store, take socks out of their packaging, try them on, then put them back if they didnt fit. it has compelled me to wash all my socks straight out of the packaging.

@Barnesi94

3 жыл бұрын

thats what i was thinking, at least wash and dry them first! with hot water and vinegar or unscented/natural soap

@elliotdeclet594

3 жыл бұрын

@@_vulcanide that’s crazy, I’ve never had doubt that a sock would fit, sock sizes are pretty generous

@_vulcanide

3 жыл бұрын

@@elliotdeclet594 ikr? that person was just very particular on absolutely everything. which is partially why i am no longer in contact with them lol

Look for packets marked "unflavored gelatin" in the baking aisle.

That’s why in France we sometimes call coffee "Jus de chaussettes" or in English "socks’ juice" because in 1870 we soldiers made coffee with their socks!

@Nemamka

3 жыл бұрын

We? You mean you and the boys in 1870? :D Just trolling, that's interesting to know!

@CinnaBunnyX

2 жыл бұрын

I’m assuming it’s their used socks so all I can think of is sweaty foot coffee

@tillie_brn

2 жыл бұрын

I've usually heard this expression used to talk about coffee that is extremely bitter and overall bad, so I thought it was just referencing how bad it would taste if one were to somehow extract juice from socks (aka just foot sweat) 😂

@Xerxes1337

Жыл бұрын

Jus de chaussettes means bad coffee

@PastelSunshine98

Жыл бұрын

@@Xerxes1337 i know, i was just sharing the history of the expression

If you do this again; I think it would be fun if you don't show/say what the craft is supposed to be until after you've made it. So people can try and work out what it is/what the point of it is while you're making it

I actually painted with coffee for a project in high school. I brewed it into a soup thermos to bring to school, then used it like watercolor paint on watercolor paper. I did four little square coffee themed paintings and framed them in a long rectangular frame. I actually loved how it came out

I will say, it's almost impossible to cut letters, esp ones that small out of paper using scissors. Much easier with an exacto knife (or box cutter!) on a cut safe surface.

The thing that annoys me about 5 minute crafts is they would usually take much longer than 5 minutes.

"marry me?" asks Morgan. "no" says her partner. cut to dramatically lighted divorce paper signing and exaggerated sobs

@NWolfsson

3 жыл бұрын

I mean, when your barista partner proposes with a cup full of straight-up foamed milk, it's a motive x)

We used coffee to stain our wedding invitations. Not only did it come out gorgeous, they smelled sooo good 🤤

The sock coffee actually remembers a very common fabric filter we use in Brazil, it's specifically made for coffee, so is way better than a sock, but in a moment of despair...

Fun fact: my family is from Puerto Rico (Hormigueros area around Mayagüez/San German) and brewing coffee in cotton socks is an old jibaro (country) tradition. Like you said, it's stronger coffee than a pour over with a lighter body than a french press. It's actually fantastic when you get it down correctly.

@Vermilion_13

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you for this comment! My best friend’s grandma would always make coffee with a cotton sock and I was confused that I didn’t see anyone comment this. As a teenager it had too much kick for me, but now that I’m an adult, what I wouldn’t give to have her coffee again.

@Tucciiz

3 жыл бұрын

@@Vermilion_13 it's a surprisingly common practice. I would guess sock filtration is more widespread in the Caribbean than just Puerto Rico. I wouldn't be surprised if they do it in DR, Cuba, Jamaica, or even in other places in Latin America. I know for a fact that it's a thing in Southeast Asia: Singapore, Thailand, Indonesia, etc. Give some love for the SOCK!!!

@luizf.351

3 жыл бұрын

here in Brazil we always use a cloth filter and some sometimes i joke to my mother that there's no reason to use it since we could just use a old sock

@LauraOrtiz344

3 жыл бұрын

I'm from Puerto Rico and yes. It's a special sock you buy at the supermarket. My moms aunt used to make coffee like that but with age she has stopped.

@mire.r8726

2 жыл бұрын

Yes from West coast of Puerto Rico (Aguada) and cafe de media or "sock coffee" is the best, we make the coffee mixed with water in the stove and then use the "sock" to filtrate. When you mix it in the pot you get the "grease" of the coffee and its more strong and delicious. Just like mu grandma makes it

07:53 The fact you managed to do a decent upside-down profile by messing up on your upright profile is a kind of genius I never witnessed. Also, I can't imagine a coffee with three table spoons of chocolate syrup in it would be good, but it may just be my natural aversion for chocolate syrup.

@KellyLoom1s

2 жыл бұрын

I thought the upside-down profile looked like a cute little Whoville girl 💜

@Terisajjju

2 жыл бұрын

Maybe its more like a mocha? Or a hot chocolate?

@XiongMaoPanda

2 жыл бұрын

@@KellyLoom1s Exactly my thoughts.

Aww I loved seeing Mr. Morgan (idk if his name has ever been mentioned).

@morgandrinkscoffee

3 жыл бұрын

His name is Graham but I like Mr. Morgan better :))

@riccardobassetti5446

3 жыл бұрын

I'm sorry but I read your comment with Micah's voice (from Rdr2) and bursted out laughing

@elcat2577

3 жыл бұрын

@@riccardobassetti5446 I read it in dutch's voice for some reason

@kohakuaiko

2 жыл бұрын

@@morgandrinkscoffee at work we have a tradition of referring to the male partners of coworkers as Mr. [co-worker's first name]. We have 3 Mr Mary's, and 2 Mr Jennifers.

I could see the ice cubes for iced coffee that you are gonna sip on and don't want watered down by melted ice!

They have such a watchable personality, the videos feel fun and friendly and comforting and just good vibes

[didn't push refresh to see that you had already realized the Jello was not gelatin] Coffee vanilla pudding does sound yummy though!

When u feelin down all day and ur fav barista shows up

can't wait to see how these 5 minute craft hacks actually work.

I mean, you made coffee pudding. And that sounds delicious. So I’d call it a win.

That was 60s Bob Dylan in the latte foam until the mouth was added

Lol the coffee jelly situation is a classic case of not knowing what can and can't be substituted in a recipe. (I realize Morgan figured it out after the video, I just see this a lot when people try things they saw online and substitute ingredients, then say the recipe doesn't work.) Using vanilla pudding mix as a substitute for unflavored gelatin when making jelly is kinda like using a glazed donut as a substitute for spaghetti noodles when making pasta 😆

Those coffee ice cubes are actually fantastic to use for your iced coffee. Keeps it cold and doesn't dilute the drink as the morning goes on. There's a bagel chain in my area that makes them for that reason.

"Is it just foam?" Hey, really pays off for him to live with you. He knows the coffee

For the gelatin one you can use agar agar. Both gelatin and agar are at asian grocery stores. I love the agar powder as it is plant based and is easy to work with.

the realisation of your partner that it was entirely foam was glorious, I can relate to his confusion

The Jello Coffe could be an interesting dessert if you layered it into an espresso cup and then served it in the cup.

As someone who doesn't really drink coffee and thinks Starbucks is fancy, this is particularly amusing. So glad I found this channel

the gummy coffee hack actually reminds me of the cappuccino kopiko ! (it's a hard candy but it's the same idea with the sweet cream + espresso sections)

"If they don't give me rules, I can bend the rules they don't give me" I'm having that!

i prooooobably would have at least cleaned the sock since it was just sitting in the store with lord knows who touching it plus the general weird stuff they put on products from the manufacturer. but i am still impressed that it worked so well.

One of my local coffee shops has the option of using "coffee cubes" instead of regular ice cubes for iced drinks/cold brews... definitely recommend to do so then as it didn't water down the drink compared to the ice cubes

I make coffee ice cubes, but I use them in my coffee. I saw that hack when I was a teenager, and realized quickly how badly I messed up by putting creamer over ice, like the "hack" suggested lol, I stuck with making the ice cubes though, so that my coffee can be iced, without being watered down as the ice melts. I think these videos are so much fun, and I would love to see a video of you teaching us some coffee hacks of your own, as a barista.

Idk why but “sock coffee 😐” made me snort it came out of nowhere lol 14:07

*Morgan sliding into the shot* You have the same energy as two of my best friends, I love it 😊❤️

One of my art teachers taught us how to make old looking paper with instant coffee. It looks really good especially if you use black ink for whatever illustration you're making. Some people even use it to make journals :-)

Art teacher here to say: great job!

@Kris-nx2ib

3 жыл бұрын

My old art teacher would have screamed at her for putting the paint brushes into the water like that, up above the ferrule ;)

@sadmac356

Жыл бұрын

Hobby artist here, saying the same thing!

I feel like you and @SafiyaNygaard should do a collab !!

Watching coffee videos at 5am is my pre-coffee routine.

Don't give up on making coffee Jell-O. I am actually interesting in seeing if it comes out or not. I would love to see you revisit this attempt. I recently found your channel and I am LOVING all the coffee related content that you produce.

An absolute adorable couple. Keepin it real

In regards to the sock coffee. That method of making coffee saved me while on a camping trip where I forgot to bring our French press. So, in a pinch, I think its a very handy method to know.

SUCH A CHAOTIC ENERGY I LOVE IT

New to your channel and I’ve been loving your videos!!!! You and James got me to getting more serious with my coffee. Also you think you could make a video on what’s the best way to use none dairy milks for French, latte, expresso etc☺️

loving the whole vibe Morgan. the fit. MAGNIFICENT . the coffee. Beautiful. the hair great as always

Does your realization that you made coffee pudding change the score? It certainly looks good :) Also, am I the only one who watched Morgan make the stencil and thought about the John Mulaney bit about birthday signs?

@AtigernamedMarco

2 жыл бұрын

Same! I immediately started quoting the Mulaney bit at that part of the video

OSU note pad for the win!! Go beavs! Man I miss the Beanery from my college days!

As a visual artist, I consider any art skill I don’t have skill in fantastic and coffee making is absolutely art 👍

Holy!!! Your merch looks amazing 🤩 It actually looks like normal clothing (not just a KZreadrs name on a shirt), love it!

The sock thing does work, but in essence you can do it with cotton cloth. Back home in Puerto Rico we sometimes brew coffee that way, not with actual socks though. Its essentially just a cloth filter. It works and it makes coffee fast. However cleaning it is a pain.

This is like my favorite energy ever seen in one of your videos

So, coffee painting is an actual thing. It is a real medium, comparable to watercolor or india ink painting. I did it a lot in high school and absolutely fell in love with it. Generally I just used a very high concentration of instant coffee to water, and then further diluted as needed directly with the brush on the pallet. By the end, the coffee leaves a very nice sheen on the paper as it dries, and you get some beautiful dimension out of it depending on your concentration. The hues are generally pretty warm, but also very moody. I made a painting inspired by Hamlet out of coffee once and gave it to my English teacher, and I really loved how it turned out.

I can just imagine your milk foam lady saying "'Ello love, give us a ciggy will ya?" in a deep gravelly voice. If that was the effect you were going for I'd say you nailed it.

That reaction to the MARry was just so funny. I felt like I was with you laughing. Keep it up Morgan. You definitely have a personality that shines through the camera.

Awesome your videos are always so fun! Those kruve glasses were very nice thanks for sharing!

I know this is an older video, but I wanted to tell you that I laughed so hard at sock coffee. Thank you for your great content, funny and/or informative, I just love it 🤍

Love the energy you show in your vids keep it up ^^

I watched the whole video, it's soo interesting. Love you 😄

just by the ingredients i already know its going to be interesting

I think your coffee self portrait should be your new channel icon 😂 this was great- similar to others in the comment I knew immediately that it was going to be pudding rather than jello but that just made for a good sense of expectation through the video lmaooo - also, sock coffee is a thing done by people in the military sometimes! not good coffee, but if it’s all you have i guess lol

One of the only content creators I don’t get bored watching

The ice cube coffee is a favorite drink of mine from UCC called Kori Kohi. I regularly make it at home with cold brew ice cubes. I recommend using warm milk so that the coffee cubes melt faster and you get more coffee in the drink.

Hey Morgan! I've been binging your videos ever since I bought a French Press and watched your video on it! I was wondering if you could make a video kind of explaining all the different coffee names etc like espresso, americano.... i'm always so confused when i have to order in a café and you explain things so clearly, it would help lots!! All the love xxx

This was a great way to kick-off my day.

I learned a vital fact about Morgan! She can crack her knuckles.

I love your outfit!!! And your videos always make me smile :'p

this is so jameshoffmannish way of talking about coffee, tastes and measurements :)

Loved it!!

CAN I SAY THAT I LOVE THAT HOODIE SO MUCH OMG!! I WANT TO BUY ONE RN

I'm certain it's been said before, but your laugh is so cute and contagious

I saw this coffee cube lifehack a while ago and it's my way to go to do iced coffee

absolutely love the outfit, so adorable so cute so beautiful

there’s something so cute and loveable about you UGH 😭😭😭

8:07 can I just say, that how this looks here is amazing.

MorganDrinksCoffee, How to Cook that, and Epic Gardening are all channels I subscribe to that have done responses to 5 minute crafts. If 5 minutes is good for anything it's facilitating content for creators I trust like Morgan. ☕

I really loved how you laugh :D

Merchhhhhh hypeeeeeeee!

I found an old sock that fell behind my laundry hamper... I'm gunna use that for sock coffee...

@morgandrinkscoffee

3 жыл бұрын

Oh no

@slvrbach

3 жыл бұрын

Mmm.. Musty coffee.. 😜

i found morgan’s reel on my daily youtube story binge and i fell in loveee with the content!! lmao i dont even like coffee 💀

I loved this one! Those guys just make our daily life so much harder…

Had a gut feeling you posted and checked your channel and turns out you have

having Fun with Coffee hmmmm refreshing

The video was fantastic as usual 👌🏻👏🏻🙌🏻 but p please make a a playlist of 5 minutes craft experiment 😀🙏🏻

the way morgan treats brushes made me anxious.

The coffee ice cube thing was super popular in Korea like 6? Years ago. Its called a cube latte and usually the milk is sweetened

I'm not rly interested in coffee but ur videos are entertaining and soothing at the same time :) btw: can someone tell me the name of the background music?

I love your laugh so much

Came for the coffee, staying for the personality 😌

I’ve made jelly/jello coffee before it takes a few hours to set, set in shot glasses over two-three hours

For anyone willing to try out painting with coffee, I've done a couple myself haha use aquarelle paper and try out diffrent coffees for example espresso or drip coffee. It will give you different effects.

What milk foamer did you use? It looks like it works super well

Here in the south of spain we add a little bit of condesend milk with the coffe and call it "bombon"