Let's see if my ninja creamy has maggots in it!

@alexisglen

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Why it worked

The video taps into a common fear or gross-out factor related to kitchen appliances, creating a relatable and slightly shocking premise that encourages viewers to watch for the resolution. The creator's personal experience and demonstration add authenticity.

Summary

The creator checks their Ninja Creamy ice cream maker for maggots after seeing a video about it. After disassembling and inspecting the blade and base, they find no maggots, concluding that proper cleaning prevents such issues.

Structure

1Introduction and concern about maggots in Ninja Creamy
2Disassembly of the Ninja Creamy blade
3Inspection of the blade for maggots
4Inspection of the Ninja Creamy base for maggots
5Conclusion of no maggots found due to proper cleaning

Product placement

Ninja Creamy: an ice cream maker that allows users to make frozen desserts from scratch. It ACTS as the primary product being discussed and demonstrated. Removing it would change the video's entire purpose.

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Let's see if my ninja creamy has maggots in it!

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Transcript

So I've been making a Ninja Creamy literally every single night. So let's go check if my Ninja Creamy has maggots in it. I personally feel like there's no way that maggots could be in this. I think that if there were, it was because you weren't properly cleaning it. Every single time I make a Ninja Creamy, I pop the blade out and I wash it. Sometimes I throw it in the dishwasher. I don't know if you're supposed to do that, but I would like to say this is clear of maggots. And she was showing maggots like in here or something. Let me see. And it's not like, literally fine. Like there's no maggots. There's like water stains from the last time I washed it. But how? How would you not wash this? How? It's not the Ninja Creamy's fault. It is literally if you don't wash something and you leave moisture and food in it, yeah, that's gross.