Demonstration Speech On No Baking Cookies Rhetorical Analysis

Everyone has been a critic or has been criticized at least once in their life time. There are both pros and cons to being a critic or getting criticized but at the end, both party gets something in return. Either by learning something new, or learning from your mistakes. Baking is one of my special skills. I am always looking for something new to put in the oven so Imagine my surprise when I stumbled upon the video on Demonstration Speech on No-Bake Cookies, I was in awe. I absolutely could not wait to start watching the video that would probably change the rest of my life.

The title itself made me begin to drool. Who wouldn’t want to know the secret behind not ever using the oven for baking cookies? So, I clicked on the link and it was not what I was expecting to be honest. I imagined it would be a middle aged mom, baking with her young children. But to my surprise, it was a young adult in her home kitchen. She had five people

I could understand everything perfectly as she did her introduction. I could tell she was nervous because she stumbled upon a few words but she took her time and spoke very calmly and had great pronunciation and barely looked at the index cards in her hands. She had a smile on her face the whole time she was doing her presentation. She didn’t take full credit, she stated her citation of where she got the ingredience from. She talked about herself and her love for baking and how she thought her audience would benefit from her video.

I was getting very exited and was ready to see her results but then, she started making her No-Bake cookies and my excitement went away. She states that all of her ingredients were already at hands reach and her materials close by. But I could not see them. Only thing that was visible was the saucepan on the stove in the background. And what I believe to be a gallon of milk and a bag of all purpose flour, I am not entirely sure because I could only see parts of