Godfrey Twins put caviar and gold in the mystery blender
The blindfolded drink challenge gets an expensive edition, but red velvet cake has the final say.
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Caviar is going into the blender. So is edible gold. The Godfrey Twins' mystery-drink series has reached its expensive edition, where a blindfolded yes or no decides which luxuries become refreshments.
Irish twins Matthew and Daniel start with bottled water and work through increasingly pricey ingredients. Giant Ferrero Rocher gets rejected, red velvet cake makes the cut, and Wagyu steak escapes the blender. Opening the caviar tin proves less straightforward: "You can tell I've never eaten this before because I don't know how to open it," says the twin presenting the ingredients.
The new Short has drawn roughly 630,000 views in its first 15 hours. Viewers are discussing the cake spared from blending and suggesting future editions, including childhood Irish snacks and, rather more economically, air collected from different places.
After all that extravagance, the tasting verdict is wonderfully ordinary: "Tastes like liquid cake."
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- 7,862,656 (on a normal day: 6,484,300)
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- November 14, 2026
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Which bottled water goes into the Godfrey Twins' expensive-edition drink?
Fiji Water is the first ingredient accepted by the blindfolded twin.


