Smores

[MrNathan5877]

man that shit is burned

[bbrofl]

0:29 nuff said

[KinoKinoXZ]

happy smores

[movado105]

they r so lucky there just kids they dont have to worry about getting fat!i wish i had any marshmellows.and gram crackers.and choclate......i need to go to the store more often

[thyanic]

lucky kids..people in low-carb diets cant eat smores :'( waaaah!!

[Stygiophobia]

mmmm... and a great way to bring kids together! adorable :D

[mskerripa]

yummm !!

that looks so good !!

thanks for shareing this

happy 2008

[sensiblechic303]

YUMMY! I luv burnt marshmallows from a bonfire!!

[TheUrbanHomesteaders]

those kids were so funny

[lozerette]

Ingesting small amounts of germs is actually good for your immune system. Think of it as a vaccination without the needle.

And just a personal preference, but I prefer to toast mine slowly, until the outside is golden brown and the insides are completely melted. You can tell it's done if it's falling off the stick.

[amivogue]

"The best way to eat it is to get messy." ^_^ <3 Smores.

[applebean3]

i eat the burnt part too!

[yadikay]

fucking pig picking food from the floor.

[7777777luck]

doesn't burnt food cause cancer

[yadikay]

everything causes cancer these days. milk, smokin, too much sunblock, its insanely stupid.

[detroit69monster]

jus like ya dumb ass!

[detroit69monster]

naw it dun, burnt toast gud fa ya

[JFGBD]

It's not really burnt, it's like caramel, and since it's extra dark is because it's a marshmallow, it has air inside of it.

[ChronicBrat]

LOL How cute. The kids are adorable. They have their own techniques and everything!

[sarajamila80]

uuuuuuuuk poor kid didn't realized how many germs he ate when that marshmellow fell on the ground. Who knows what animal peeped or pooped there . yuuuuuuuuuuukkkkkkk!!!!!!!!

[TheMagicInsect]

this is sick

[FaraFilms]

hmm what exactly are graham crackers? I'd like to try this but I've never been able to work out what they are :( I'm not from the US so we probably call them something different, like water crackers or something...

[cookingupastory]

According to Wikipedia, the graham cracker was developed in 1829, in New Jersey, by Reverand Graham. It was meant to be a 'digestive cracker' due to its high fiber content, but has evolved into a snack due to makers adding sweeter ingredients over the years. Thanks for asking. It was interesting to look into its history.

[FaraFilms]

no thankyou :) now I can try something I've been facinated about for years. Keep up the great work by the way, it's great to have something really educational on here.

[bbrofl]

@FaraFilms if you dont have graham crackers, try digestive biscuits (but if you dont have those either you can actually find a recipe online if your desperate for one :P)

[RaN2daDoM]

mmmmm!!=P

[mortzara]

No wonder US kids are getting obese ;-)

[weetzybat]

ugh little kids handling smores disgusts me

[maha77]

these videos are put together so well

[mystichairdresser]

Thank you. I love the smores!

[cookingupastory]

Yeah, they're hard to beat. The combo of crunchy graham cracker, soft gooey chocolate, and that piece of charcoal will do it every time!! Yum-ee :)

[magnoid]

you guys got an awesome channel :D

[cookingupastory]

Thanks for that, magnoid! :)

[yellowcason]

memories of being a kid...fun video

[ShinoAburame12]

Little Kids Lol

[bmwmpower04]

Hahah, man I miss being a kid. -_-

[cookingupastory]

Then it's time to fire up the barbeque, find a stick, open a bag of those white globs of sticky wonderfulness, and go have at it...and enjoy!!

[dahbou]

The 3-minute rule??? LOL.

[cookingupastory]

That one made me laugh :D too!!

[srasm]

That's the right way to make s'mores.

[cookingupastory]

There's just something about burnin' those marshmallows... :)

[srasm]

Or just burning anything is fun!

[Turppa21]

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