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Ann seems like the last person who would play a game like that. Anyways I am glad to see her getting sponsored.

Wow!

wow, science really is everything.

So this is all happening just by a contact? That's crazy

Wait can you eat this. Lol

Nano-chocolate!

I clicked because I saw chocolate in the title and when she says it its so satisfying

Wow that's so cool!

I wonder when mcdonalds will take the mcrib away again

i just love how scientific she is every time. such a nice work she does

I was sure this wouldn't work, but here I am proven wrong and amazed

It's really too bad that most of her videos are just debunking videos now. I would much rather see content like this.

This is amazing

try to make a holographic rainbow jello

Are they 100% edible

mind blown

Ann can cake anything out of cakes and CHOCOLATE!

You never stop to amaze me. Awesome work!

Iridescent

I read the title as "homophobic chocolate"

I thought this is debunking for some reason

I was procrastinating my physics revision, on refraction. Ann has made me revise in a rather clever way.

Play Merge Dragon once but delete it because infuncent of space😢

2:17 I once saw that trick on Kaitou Joker cartoon/anime series in S4 I guess....battle of thief n phantom (Sorry suddenly head full of anime😅😅)

You teach good too!!!

Wow this woman is a scientist!

what kind of magic is that?????

magical chocolate

soeone tell cristein about this

Simply Nailogical wants to know your location.

I love Merge Dragons!

I love how so much of us instantly thought of simply nailogical when we saw this video

Love the way she says chocolate ☺️

ChocoFoil copied this.

this was so genius. masterful!

@simplynailogical

Did anyone else misread the title as Homophobic Chocolate? Or am I just getting too little sleep?

I remember when Jenna Marbles did this and lost her mind. Lol

Bro her cooking videos is basically a science class toghter XD

My mom has a homophobical chocolate recipe but it never works lol

Ann went from cook to teacher real quick

Weirdly off topic, but I went to a Katy Perry concert a few years back (it was when she was touring Prism) and they were giving out glasses with that diffraction sheet thing and it was so amazing. Given Katy puts on a colourful show, it was like a total trip wearing the glasses

I’ve got a UZtop video called library assistant becomes savior for a dog please spread word about it

I love the creativity!

Can you eat it?

This is so interesting and so informative! Thanks Ann for being the coolest food science channel out there :)

Day 1 of asking Anne to do more clever or never😀

WAIT DIDNT SIMPLY NAILOGICAL LIKE JUST DO THIS BAHAHAHA I WANNA SEE HER YT RECCOMENDED

Amazing!!!

You're my favourite scientific

Wow.. is it actually edible??

@simplynailogical

Should we tell simply nailogical

Diffraction Ann, not defraction. 😂

In ten seconds a content farm will film themselves making this using the failed method from the beginning.

IT REALLY EXIST WTF

I had merge dragons BEFORE I saw this! it's a great game but very addictive.

I keep telling myself to stop watching your videos because they always make me crave stuff I don't have but I keep watching your videos

Why do i think that im getting a science lesson? Hmmm

is the holo choco edible?

Where’s Cristine?

Come for the holo, stay for the science

I am so confused! How is this even possible? And who the hell is Christine? 😄

Let’s get How To Cook That to debunk this. But seriously, even with the amazing explanation, it’s still hard for me to believe you managed to do this with chocolate.

as someone who used to do a sport requiring me to use micron grade equipment pretty often, a 2 micron is smaller than my smallest grade of diamond polishing paste. for reference, said polishing paste was something we used to only use for races. it made our steels almost perfectly reflective, and if a 3 micron paste makes steel almost mirror-like, a two micron gap is pretty insane

Brilliant. I really wanted to try this, but when I contacted the company where you got the defraction sheet, they said it is not for use with food. I hope I can find another company that sell this.

The thumbnail is so pretty oml-

I learned more from this video than months of college physics class.

Those small chocolates are amazing!

Out of curiosity, if we could make holographic chocolate this way, could any other forms of sweets (i.e. fudge, lollipops, etc.) also work with this method?

So pretty

I learn more in one of Ann's videos than in my science class

Happy New Year 2️⃣0️⃣2️⃣1️⃣❗❗❗🎊🎉🥳✨🎶

Wow

this might be one of my favorite videos! I learned so much!

Physics AND chocolate??? Sign me up!

can you put the paper on glass ?

I just tried thid for the first time :) First attempt failed (I used the back of the diffraction grating...). Second attempt worked! I've just finished bouncing off the walls!!! I took some 50% dark chocolate, melted in the microwave until it was just starting to melt, then took it out and stirred until it had all melted. I spooned it onto my diffraction grating, then let it cool. Then... HOLO!!!!

I made this and my family loved it! Thanks Ann! Only one odd thing happened when pulling it off the diffraction grating. some places pulled away from the grating more quickly than others, and those places looked a bit less shiny and formed some lines in the chocolate where the color was a bit different. Any idea as to if this is because of uneven cooling, tempering, etc?

I want chocolate now.. but I want it to be rainbow.. no exceptions apparently for my taste buds.. ;-;

I've enjoyed your work for years, but it seems a pretty major oversight in research not to credit Tech Ingredients (the likely source) a mention for this. Their video on this came out in 2018, and I believe is the first on the subject showing how to do it at home. There's been a recent group of more "influencer-y" type duplicating their result only in the last few months. Especially given your advocacy against content plagiarism I'm kinda surprised you didn't at least mention that Morphotonix of Switzerland first invented the technique, or link to the Tech Ingredients video showing how to do it at home. Is this your own, original idea?

I was obsessed with Merge Dragons for MONTHS!! My hubby had to hold an intervention 😂😂😂

Wow I thought there was no way that chocolate was going to be thin enough to shape to those tiny grooves, I was convinced it would be way too viscous.

Cristine finally did this!!

Came here from Simply Nailogical's video because people in the comments said you had science haha. I thought I understood it but I'm realizing I don't remember as much as I thought from that physics class a couple years ago in which we talked about rainbows on CDs briefly haha. I remember distinctly the buzzword "path differences." So it's constructive and destructive interference with the waves that somehow causes the light to separate out into a rainbow? Yeah, I still don't quite get it. Do you have a little more information to help me understand?

Learning is funner with ann

Cristine with no h changes plans after this video

Chocolate, holo, science AND Merge Dragons? 💜__💜

I am a bit annoyed that a lot of people are doing it after Ann posted her video and didn’t credit her

Greeting algorithm

She’s a damn witch

thank you for explaining this!! so pretty!

I’m so used to seeing Ann’s fake baking debunking videos that I was sure she was going to reveal at any second that the chocolate wasn’t actually holo 😅

Hihi Cristine finally dit it 🤭

Who's here after Cristine's video making this???

The fact that the light doesn't have to pass through to be diffracted is boggling my mind. What is happening to the light? Is the reflection of the light somehow getting diffracted and creating the rainbow? That is so cool!

Holo queen did it 👀🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰

Here before all the other simply fans after Cristine tried this 😽😽😽

I love how most of the comment are about Cristine!😂💿✨