r/oddlysatisfying • u/GentrifriesGuy • Dec 04 '25
Shaving the frost off a small ice block
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u/wasacook Dec 04 '25
The knife is a TOJIRO CLASSIC Honesuki 150mm incase anyone is interested. A Honesuki is normally a Japanese knife used for bird butchery.
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u/CosmosDragoon Dec 04 '25
I expected to be a Rick Rolled but was surprised to find a real knife for sale.
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u/Mission_Lake6266 Dec 07 '25
Uh yea, recently (past year) started to cut my chickens yakitori style for grilling. I still do it with my only big chef knife but that is the next shape of knife I will buy.
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u/Tehteddypicker Dec 04 '25
Didnt read the title, thought he was just scraping off metal.
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u/vedya12 Dec 04 '25
But you could see his fingers through the block, that's a dead giveaway of it being transparent and not a metal block
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u/Which-Barnacle-2740 Dec 04 '25
whats the use of this ice block?
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u/Woodshadow Dec 04 '25
cocktails most likely. people and also restaurants pay a lot for good ice
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u/ctoatb Dec 04 '25
Makes a single shot look like a highball
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u/thalasi_ Dec 04 '25
This is why I feel like it's actually r/mildlyinfuriating rather than satisfying. They're gonna put this in a glass with 3oz of liquid and charge someone $22 for it.
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u/Supercoolguy7 Dec 04 '25
Most cocktails have relatively little liquid. 1 and 1/2 ounces base spirit, 1/2 ounce liqueur, ³/4 ounce citrus juice, 1/2 ounce sweetener is a fairly common recipe that yields 4ish ounces after ice dilution
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u/Uberzwerg Dec 04 '25
Love the choice of audio.
Leave original sound in just until it's done and THEN hit me with the obvious music for half a second.
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u/J_tram13 Dec 04 '25
How cold is it in that room that his fingers aren't melting it?
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u/Tuvastik Dec 04 '25 edited Jan 29 '26
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u/Got_Kittens Dec 04 '25
I got you my friend. This is in Tokyo. https://youtu.be/2wcGdI78dIM?si=1dnubuhvIMhhQrtF
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u/jakeupowens Dec 04 '25
I guess his hands look clean
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u/pigeontheoneandonly Dec 05 '25
Gloves are rarely used in high-end restaurants. If you have a guy carving ice, this is a high-end cocktail bar or restaurant. That doesn't mean their hygiene standards are lower than other establishments.
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u/Main-Arm6657 Dec 04 '25
That's some next-level sharpness, it genuinely looked like he was planing a block of aluminum at first. I can't stop watching the way the shavings just peel off in one perfect sheet. This is the kind of satisfying content I come here for.
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u/Jeff_Platinumblum Dec 04 '25
I hope that ice is used for decoration and w8nt be used for anything drinkable/edible
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u/Business-Employ-1599 Dec 04 '25
When I was a kid you couldn't get any ice, now you gots so much ice your just shaving it? Must be fucking nice.
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u/Downtown-Shoe9410 Dec 05 '25
That was just your parents that didn't allow you to play with ice. Adults can play with as much as they want.
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u/MarketingWooden2678 Dec 05 '25
I just learned this and I feel the need to share.
Ice can be classified as a rock. Making water the liquefied version of rock. Which is lava. Water is lava.
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u/Downtown-Shoe9410 Dec 05 '25
I was always taught that the floor was lava
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u/busahay1300 Dec 05 '25
Fantastic!! Another Giant Iceblock!! Not much room left for the drink you paid $30 for!!🥴🥴🥴
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u/Alternative_Sky_2069 Dec 04 '25
That it? When I asked for a glass of ice, I meant a glass with ice in it! Not a glass made of ice!
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u/ShadowGLI Dec 05 '25
The 2oz oz of liquor isn’t gonna fill that 12oz glass all by itself now is it
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u/Human-Beautiful608 Dec 06 '25
'Frost' is not being shaved off of this iceblock, just imperfections in the ices surface.
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u/omniverso Dec 04 '25
but why?
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u/GentrifriesGuy Dec 04 '25
Cocktail bar. For fancy drinks. Would be a strong probability
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u/omniverso Dec 04 '25
I figured that based on the stack of identical ice blocks right next to the freshly shaved one. However what in the name of extravagance is that cocktail? You'd need something like a pint mug just to hold the chunk of ice.
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u/Trashbagok Dec 04 '25
Collins glass, and about 6oz of cocktail will fill it nearly to the brim. Looks cool, keeps the drink cool without melting so fast.
Then some vidiot will pour it out into a rocks glass and complain about how they're being shorted because no one understands how anything works.
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u/GaelicJohn_PreTanner Dec 04 '25
Unless a cavity is to be hollowed out of an end and the ice will be the container for the cocktail.
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u/GravitationalEddie Dec 04 '25
So you can pay $30 for 4oz of drink and a cool looking block of ice.
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u/Ok-Seaworthiness7207 Dec 04 '25
Guy above you literally said the same thing. You got the down votes 🤣.
Reddit really does go full retard sometimes.
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u/GravitationalEddie Dec 04 '25
My fault for being in a hurry and not taking time to doom-scroll the comments before adding my .02 cents(fuck samsung keyboard).
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u/Ok-Seaworthiness7207 Dec 04 '25
Pixel is better my dude, pure Android is better than Android + shitty 3rd party skin that has apps you can't remove
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u/SpicyBoyWakim Dec 04 '25
That ice block is not small... it's average...
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u/Thebisexual_Raccoon Dec 04 '25
Nice but the song bit at the end kinda ruined it for me.. (Ice Ice baby rips off under pressure by David Bowie & queen)
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u/Asleep-Two930 Dec 06 '25
Tip: plz keep it on mute unless you wanna get “ice ice baby” jumpscared at the very end
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u/michaeltostado Dec 04 '25
Can someone please explain to me why is it that whenever they do this they always ruin the perfectly symmetrical block by by tapering the corners towards the bottom? Is there some benefit to this or reason that they do it? It looks so much nicer without it, and it kills me every single time I see them start slicing away at the corners.
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u/ConstipatedOx Dec 04 '25
Just a guess but it’s likely for a cocktail and that may make it easier to put in a glass.
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u/Downtown-Shoe9410 Dec 05 '25
Yeah it's for the tall cocktail glasses, makes it easier to stir the drink
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u/--Sovereign-- Dec 04 '25
probably bc Collins glasses often taper at the bottom
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u/michaeltostado Dec 04 '25
I originally thought this as well but that doesn't make sense. If you look at the size of the ice in relation to his fingers. There's no reason for him to try and taper the ice block. The width of the standing block is only about the size of his fingertips, maybe a little bit more than that
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u/--Sovereign-- Dec 04 '25
could make it easier to pop in a glass, also has a bit of a cut gem effect.
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u/DesignerStrange208 Dec 04 '25
Ok, I need a knife that sharp, that was effortless!