@LuletazaZeze
So cool to see how soybean oil, milk, and tofu are made on such a huge scale!
@InsideSmartFactory
My family always uses soybean oil when cooking. It is really good for health. thanks for video
@godtellsyoutolove
Back in my day, we didn't have all these fancy machines! But the hard work put into food, whether it's soybeans or peas, that's what matters. This video showed me that even tiny beans can make a HUGE difference, and that's a lesson for life: appreciate the effort in EVERYTHING you have!
@AfricanStories31
Nice !
@linhluu7793
I never knew industrial cooking oil was filtered and refined this thoroughly. I always assumed it was rough and full of chemicals—this changed my perspective.
@ElegantFashions-ih6en
So good wow
@trendingfarmus
It's incredible to see the large-scale production of soybean oil and its versatility in food products like milk and tofu. The efficiency of the process is amazing! What do you think is the most important step in maintaining quality throughout such a large-scale operation?
@FactoryProcessess
The soybean's journey mirrors our own: from humble beginnings, a transformation through processes beyond our conscious comprehension, to ultimately becoming part of something larger than ourselves... or maybe it's the other way around. Hmm.
@gamexpz
The process nice
@Lewehot
Tofu and soy milk isn’t terrible for you as it undergoes minimal processing BUT soybean oil is absolutely horrible and has poisons in them. The processing add harsh chemicals like hexane that this video didn’t show to create the oil and a small percentage of those very harsh chemicals remain. Soybean oil is in everything and they don’t say which is made by pressing and which is made using horrible hexane so you don’t know. They did mention soybean oil has omega-6 that isn’t good for you. Food from animals is far better than any plant based food. Tofu and soy milk will have Round-up weed killer in it, best to eat as much meat as you can
@factoryprocess103
It looks like you've shared a transcript from an engaging educational video about agriculture, focusing on various processes from planting to harvesting soybeans, peas, artichokes, chamomile, and lavender. Each section elaborates on the intricate workings of farming and production, blending traditional practices with modern technology. If you're looking for a humorous twist, perhaps we could create a playful dialogue or skit using some key elements from the transcript. For example, we could have a conversation between a soybean and an artichoke, discussing their journeys and comparing how each of them perceives their importance in the kitchen. Would you like to proceed with that or do something else?
@jinn6193
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@ontherocks87
Millions of tons of soybeans turned into oil, milk, and tofu? This factory is plant-based magic! These machines work faster than my cravings for tofu stir-fry. Do they offer tours with free samples?
@entello
Millions of tons of soybeans into oil, milk, and tofu? This factory isn't just efficient—it’s an entire soy empire! These machines work faster than my tofu cravings. Can I join the team?
@mdziaurrahman3368
Background music ?
@ankursahu269
Please increase your business USA and UK please sir please
@rubybagley7759
“The bean you can't live without”? how did humans survive for thousands of years before the 1900’s then?
@GreenAgricultureTechnology
Soybean oil looks “healthy,” but it might be the most harmful thing everyone eats daily.
@YvonneChandler-n8o
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