In ancient china, emperors would fill artificial lakes and rivers with wine, hold banquets on gondolas floating on them, and recite poetry when ever they wanted to dip their cups in to take a drink
People actually did eat with hands in Europe for a long time. Yea, they used knives to cut the food and spoons to eat liquid-ish food but forks were used around 13th century, give or take a bit of time. There are writings about King Barbarossa of Germany has first seen forks on Serbian court while he rested there during the Crusade. He had contact with western Europeans before but never saw it. No idea who did it 1st, but if the western European nobles got 1st introduced to forks then, certainly the poor people there didn't really use them either
@@belivuk2526 medieval is a vague term, so it’s hard to really say a certain thing happened and a certain thing didn’t happen during “ the medieval times”
@@Spiceodog Thus I've said they've done it for a long time and it's known about what time some of the have started using some of the utensils that are akin to those today.
In my country(Myanmar), everyone eats with hands during ancient times, including the king. Ofc it's the same with the neighboring SEA countries :) Nowadays, there are traditional dishes that are normally eaten with bare hands. Not to mention the coup going on right now >=(
Bit of wrong information: peasants regularly ate meat, its just the kind of meat they ate was vastly different from the meat nobles ate. Nobles ate roast pig, peasants ate roasted rabbit and the like
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@@eclecticsoffy The poor preferred not to eat chickens because that meant the chickens would no longer be able to produce eggs. Same things for cows producing milk so that's why they preferred pork. No one's eating pig eggs or drinking pig milk.🤣🤣🤣
I remember seeing other documentaries about how rich people ate during ancient times and the Middle Ages. Recent researches show that the rich ate unhealthy and were always getting sick.
Exactly! They ate refined flour which is less nutritious rather than wholewheat like peasants had to. They also drank too much, consumed way too much fatty food and used ridiculous amounts of sugar in their food. It's all a recipe for gout, diabetes, heart issues and nutrient deficiencies.
I honestly find that hilarious because rich people back then be thinking they were eating fancy high class food that would keep them healthy when in reality they were practically just eating junk food everyday.
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In ancient china, emperors would fill artificial lakes and rivers with wine, hold banquets on gondolas floating on them, and guests would have to recite poetry when ever they wanted to dip their cups in to take a drink
China really did peak early. So did India. It's so sad how European colonialism ruined so much for them. They're both rising again though. I'm just sad to see how China is such a dictatorship and how Modi is basically becoming a fascist.
A Medieval Lord was expected to provide food to his common people on Feast Days and there were a lot of them. Also there was a big difference between what the King's household ate and what might be found on a Count, Baron, or knightly Lord's table.
I'm going to be "that guy" and point out that the dolphin's tail in this is inaccurate. It looks like a shark-dolphin hybrid...I guess that would be something that had not been tasted before though. 🙂
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In XVI-XVIIth century Poland it wasn't strange for nobles to have a dinner around 11-12am and supper around 5pm, in the next century they've spread it out so breakfast at around 8am, dinner around noon and supper around 8pm. For peasants and manufacturers breakfast was as early as dawn, so depending on season it could be between 5 and 8am and the rest was around the same time. Now the kinds of food. The poorest tried to spend nothing on food, so yes, sometimes they ate wild berries and semolina from forest, but now time for disgust: flour made of couch grass after it was dried. Other position was "borshch" (yes, it doesn't have "t"), basically either soup made of borshch herb or... bran in boiling water. You could also eat sorrel, nettle or acorns. It was literal holiday if there was anything meaty on the table and most likely it was either wild animal or domesticated animal, that just died for whatever reason. Normal peasants had a bigger variety, since they ate stuff that could grow in a little garden. These also ate a bit of dairy, but sour cream was still a luxury. Meat also since nobility after a while banned peasantry from hunting after they saw, that they "steal" their animals.
This isn't entirely accurate. If you watch Townsend this guy talks about food and it's dated back that peasants had a really wide diet and at a ton of fish and pork. I suppose this depends on where you lived but yeah...the peasant info is generally inaccurate.
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Trenchers (not 'trenches') were made of lower quality bread and the nobility didn't eat them. They, and the rest of the left overs were given to the poor, not thrown away.
Actually the nobles would grind their wheat down further for white bread which breaks down the nutrients of the wheat. The peasants ate mostly what we would consider whole grain breads. Decent information but there are inconsistencies.
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There is a lot of inaccuracies in this video. For example, you stated that the rich would eat the bread bowl, but that is seen as an extreme offense. The bread bowl was used only to soak up all the dripping fats and such is used more as a napkin. These bowls might be given to the servants after thou to eat, but never if you were rich. And even that was rare. Also while hunting animals might be illegal, fishing was not. Peasant food is actually today's "wealthy" food. Fresh fish, lentils, brown bread instead of white, etc. I think you guys are more referring to perhaps Late medieval era dining rather than early or central medieval era. Cause you mentioned use of cuttery, but they did mostly use their hands and usually the only cuttery was a knife. But cleanliness was a high priority. They would soak their hands in rose water and of course use the bread as napkin.
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@@krisk6954 Funnily enough some things(only a some but still) in a lot of their medieval videos aren't correct. Seems like they are trying to rectify that tho.
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Dont get caught off.. there are ALOT of errors in their videos more often than not. Sometimes small. Sometimes big. Dont use this as your end all be all of knowledge. This is VERY VERY condensed information. Specialy their history. Things that took 20yrs to happen or change condensed into a 10m video... You lose alot of information and context. Same as why movies based on books.. the books have alot more information in them. Use this as an entry level " hey thats interesting" deal.. and then dig further into that subject farther if its interesting to you. When you do this and actualy study a topic you enjoy.. youll start to see the errors in condensed information... Sometimes the context or detail is far more important than what your given.. not what happenes.. but why. And why that lead up and why that lead up etc.
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Of course, one should remember that it wasn't the same everywhere in the middle ages, food availability changes depending where you are and the common mad could eat better or worse depending on where they lived.
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Do you eat the candy first or the actual lunchables first? Im just asking because in Elementary we would just eat the candies first Nowadays i would probably just ignore the candies
Well people did believe in Dragons back then as well as magic and other mythological creatures such as Warewolves, Pixies, Fairies, Elves, Succubi, Leprechauns etc. In fact a lot of fantasy stories are derived from these myths back in Medieval Europe.
Hey, I really love this video! I recently opened up a little fast food business of my own, and this topic is right up my alley :D Kudos to you guys! 💕💕💕
Dude I'm so addicted to infographics I prolly seen every serial killer video like 10 times over lol, I almost feel like I could solve a couple murders myself😂😂
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Dear Infographics staff can you please do a similar video to this one for other countries of regions of the world? The stuff they were eating in this video seems to apply only to the middle ages for England or Europe. How about the Middle East? The far east Asian countries? India? African countries? Please share with us the kind of ingredients and meals those regions had (and you do not have to show us only the middle ages it could have been from another period in human history)
And the middle ages is where the problem of rotting teeth bean, with the extravagance of sugar being available to the rich, they started suffering with bad teeth caused by all those fancy sugary creations, and it hasn't stopped since, only we're all eating sugary goods, even stuff that's not meant to be sugary, but is, because people love sugar...
People tend to forget that even the families that are considered "poor" these days, eat on par with medieval royalty. Count your blessings that you're not as poor as the "poor" back then.
"Beef that required vast amount of resources"?? That's a lie....perpetuated by ideology inspired organizations. Ruminants thrive on grass and that's free resources just like buffalo or zebras in the wild, even beef need less resources than wild buffalo since you're supposed to keep cattle in rain rich regions and not water poor regions. Water? beef need less water than plant food since cattle drink rainwater, even if there's no cattle there will be same amount of rainwater in the area. Plant food need water from sources humans need.
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I always found it funny how everyone are happy in these videos, like literally people being tortured are smiling
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They might like it, you never know xD
"food you wouldn't want to eat" * talks about all the best food in the middle ages*
Right I’m confused
This is clickbait.
Clickbait
Lol
It said what rich people ate after.
This really makes me think about how things really were at those banquets. I can't even imagine how crazy it really was.
F2egegegrrggrget
In ancient china, emperors would fill artificial lakes and rivers with wine, hold banquets on gondolas floating on them, and recite poetry when ever they wanted to dip their cups in to take a drink
@@1closerthanyesterday767 Don't self-promote
@@motherofthreecats582 legs literally every youtuber self promotes leave them alone
@@darrylhenson7598 sure, but not under a comment on someone elses video
The eating with your hands is not a misconception, it’s just that it only occurred is some parts of the world
People actually did eat with hands in Europe for a long time. Yea, they used knives to cut the food and spoons to eat liquid-ish food but forks were used around 13th century, give or take a bit of time. There are writings about King Barbarossa of Germany has first seen forks on Serbian court while he rested there during the Crusade. He had contact with western Europeans before but never saw it. No idea who did it 1st, but if the western European nobles got 1st introduced to forks then, certainly the poor people there didn't really use them either
@@belivuk2526 medieval is a vague term, so it’s hard to really say a certain thing happened and a certain thing didn’t happen during “ the medieval times”
@@Spiceodog Thus I've said they've done it for a long time and it's known about what time some of the have started using some of the utensils that are akin to those today.
They put a dude in a insane asylum for suggesting that in the mid 1800s
In my country(Myanmar), everyone eats with hands during ancient times, including the king. Ofc it's the same with the neighboring SEA countries :)
Nowadays, there are traditional dishes that are normally eaten with bare hands.
Not to mention the coup going on right now >=(
Bit of wrong information: peasants regularly ate meat, its just the kind of meat they ate was vastly different from the meat nobles ate. Nobles ate roast pig, peasants ate roasted rabbit and the like
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Are chicken for the wealthy or for the poor?
@@eclecticsoffy Both
@@KhanhNguyen-mh5ec ok thanks
@@eclecticsoffy The poor preferred not to eat chickens because that meant the chickens would no longer be able to produce eggs. Same things for cows producing milk so that's why they preferred pork. No one's eating pig eggs or drinking pig milk.🤣🤣🤣
I remember seeing other documentaries about how rich people ate during ancient times and the Middle Ages. Recent researches show that the rich ate unhealthy and were always getting sick.
Exactly! They ate refined flour which is less nutritious rather than wholewheat like peasants had to.
They also drank too much, consumed way too much fatty food and used ridiculous amounts of sugar in their food.
It's all a recipe for gout, diabetes, heart issues and nutrient deficiencies.
I honestly find that hilarious because rich people back then be thinking they were eating fancy high class food that would keep them healthy when in reality they were practically just eating junk food everyday.
No meat during Lent (not just Fridays back then) makes so much more sense. The rich would be giving up more than the poor.
The Catholic Church owned a major fishery company back then, I'd say that played a bigger factor in the origin.
@@zumis1011 that sounds a bit fishy
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@@1closerthanyesterday767 shh
........lucky you, I had at least 5
In ancient china, emperors would fill artificial lakes and rivers with wine, hold banquets on gondolas floating on them, and guests would have to recite poetry when ever they wanted to dip their cups in to take a drink
actually historians have debunked it.
Never seen that when I was there
China really did peak early. So did India. It's so sad how European colonialism ruined so much for them. They're both rising again though.
I'm just sad to see how China is such a dictatorship and how Modi is basically becoming a fascist.
A Medieval Lord was expected to provide food to his common people on Feast Days and there were a lot of them. Also there was a big difference between what the King's household ate and what might be found on a Count, Baron, or knightly Lord's table.
I'm going to be "that guy" and point out that the dolphin's tail in this is inaccurate. It looks like a shark-dolphin hybrid...I guess that would be something that had not been tasted before though. 🙂
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@Tyler Stone They do not. Same tail as dolphins and all other cetaceans. I did miss the porpoise reference though.
@@1closerthanyesterday767 shh
@Tyler Stone shh
@@dappadee shh
Playing this music alone probably elevates your host status.
The importance of meals and dining in the middle age lifestyle was of great significance.
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The inaccuracies in this are many
In XVI-XVIIth century Poland it wasn't strange for nobles to have a dinner around 11-12am and supper around 5pm, in the next century they've spread it out so breakfast at around 8am, dinner around noon and supper around 8pm. For peasants and manufacturers breakfast was as early as dawn, so depending on season it could be between 5 and 8am and the rest was around the same time.
Now the kinds of food. The poorest tried to spend nothing on food, so yes, sometimes they ate wild berries and semolina from forest, but now time for disgust: flour made of couch grass after it was dried. Other position was "borshch" (yes, it doesn't have "t"), basically either soup made of borshch herb or... bran in boiling water. You could also eat sorrel, nettle or acorns. It was literal holiday if there was anything meaty on the table and most likely it was either wild animal or domesticated animal, that just died for whatever reason.
Normal peasants had a bigger variety, since they ate stuff that could grow in a little garden. These also ate a bit of dairy, but sour cream was still a luxury. Meat also since nobility after a while banned peasantry from hunting after they saw, that they "steal" their animals.
How about medieval Asia 🌏
This isn't entirely accurate. If you watch Townsend this guy talks about food and it's dated back that peasants had a really wide diet and at a ton of fish and pork. I suppose this depends on where you lived but yeah...the peasant info is generally inaccurate.
Very top tier info graphic
Cool dog
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@@Dacia52 shh
@@1closerthanyesterday767 shh
@@SBP9212 SHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
Info graphics are u from florida?
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My dad just called me and told me he’s ordering some McDonald’s for dinner tonight so I don’t have to eat what’s at my house fortunately
I can't stop watching these videos
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Im early and just wanna say, i love the infographics show ❤️
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Feast/banquet of the hen where a lord wanted to start a new crusade and had a banquet/feast to gather supp of it using a hen as the theme
They don't have a sugar for drinks and desserts and salt for meat of all kind
Time travel: gets invented
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So why are we so early ?
And why you commenting this ??? Hmm 🤔
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Rich people got obesity while poor people got healthy or at least fresh food. Oh the irony!
Do a video about french cuisine in the middle ages.
Anyone else salivating?
I wonder if Peacock taste like turkey
Trenchers (not 'trenches') were made of lower quality bread and the nobility didn't eat them. They, and the rest of the left overs were given to the poor, not thrown away.
Actually the nobles would grind their wheat down further for white bread which breaks down the nutrients of the wheat. The peasants ate mostly what we would consider whole grain breads. Decent information but there are inconsistencies.
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After watching the Red Wedding, I would hardly ever attend a banquet
Ah a true man of culture. To what house you serve. I stand with House Stark!?
@@Mr192320 I used to serve Lannisters until Tywin was alive....then I switched over to Jon
There is a lot of inaccuracies in this video. For example, you stated that the rich would eat the bread bowl, but that is seen as an extreme offense. The bread bowl was used only to soak up all the dripping fats and such is used more as a napkin. These bowls might be given to the servants after thou to eat, but never if you were rich. And even that was rare. Also while hunting animals might be illegal, fishing was not. Peasant food is actually today's "wealthy" food. Fresh fish, lentils, brown bread instead of white, etc.
I think you guys are more referring to perhaps Late medieval era dining rather than early or central medieval era. Cause you mentioned use of cuttery, but they did mostly use their hands and usually the only cuttery was a knife. But cleanliness was a high priority. They would soak their hands in rose water and of course use the bread as napkin.
Source?
@@bananaforscale1283 it's literally the first comment lol that I replied to myself
This video makes me drool
in hindi pig is called by sugar
everyone knows the FIRST cookbook was written by THE GOURMET.
Great great grandfather of technobrade
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Wdym I don’t wanna eat it??? I would be shoving it all right down my throat
yay upload!
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@@1closerthanyesterday767 shhh
wait wait wait wait wait did he just say boiled BLOOD!
people make bowls out of tortilla chips as well modern times
Veri cool
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It was considered extremely bad manners to eat your trencher as that was given to the poor
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i have diabetes 1 sooooooooo sugar no no
great content doesn't need to be click bait
Out of my way peasant!
"If you where lucky enough to be wealthy, you could eat like a king."
Hm, yes, this floor is made of floor.
Shh
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@@__europa, exactly. People use r/woooosh but don't even know it consists of 4 o's. Smh.
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They ate way better back then before they discovered sugar. Nowadays you can't even buy bread without them shoving sugar in it.
@@1closerthanyesterday767 shh
it definitely depends on what country you're in.
Sugary bread is more of an American thing tbh. Europe has laws to say how much sugar and salt can be used in bread.
@@SBP9212 shhhhhhhh
At the beginning they literally had a sculpture of a castle made of sugar
“Medieval meals you wouldn’t want to eat” um it all looks tasty to me
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@@justrihannaa_ Remember of course that they aren't always the most accurate tho.
@@krisk6954 Funnily enough some things(only a some but still) in a lot of their medieval videos aren't correct. Seems like they are trying to rectify that tho.
I get medieval all the time when it comes to food😂
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@@1closerthanyesterday767 shhh
@@1closerthanyesterday767 shhhh, its 1:00 am go to bed now :)
Our tap water tastes funny. I'm replacing it with alcoholic beverages. 8 cups a day should do
lol what
Why are the "medieval" rich folks all wearing clothes that look more appropriate to the early 17th century?
They did have silverware... so this whole time Medieval Times has been lying to me?!
Really only the rich had silverware
"They didn't have forks but they had Pepsi?"
"Dude, I've got a lot of tables."
they did have silverware but still majority of the rich still eat with hands
I'n arabic so I know how to read the arabia cookbook we read it (kitab attabeekh) or(kitabottabeekh)& we write it like this (كتاب الطبيخ)
Ok
yeah, but how did you place that emoji
How tf did u put in that emoji?
PLEASE MAKE ME LEARN HOW TO PUT THAT EMOJI
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@@1closerthanyesterday767 shhhhh
Dont get caught off.. there are ALOT of errors in their videos more often than not. Sometimes small. Sometimes big. Dont use this as your end all be all of knowledge. This is VERY VERY condensed information. Specialy their history. Things that took 20yrs to happen or change condensed into a 10m video... You lose alot of information and context. Same as why movies based on books.. the books have alot more information in them.
Use this as an entry level " hey thats interesting" deal.. and then dig further into that subject farther if its interesting to you. When you do this and actualy study a topic you enjoy.. youll start to see the errors in condensed information... Sometimes the context or detail is far more important than what your given.. not what happenes.. but why. And why that lead up and why that lead up etc.
Funny I'm A Floridian Myself
Maybe this is the reason why the American school system is failing 😂
"Where is my HASENPHEFFER!?" Bugs Bunny master chef struggled with that one dish for a king.
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Lower socio-economic classes once had longer lifespans because they were eating healthier. Nowadays, thanks to fast food culture, that has switched :(
They avoid gout and caries
Longer lifespans? You must be tripping.
@@perrycheong1058 before the government decided to regulate the food a family could grow and criminalized sharing with neighbors
They just don’t die of heart attack buddy. They still die
"And monkey's brains, though popular in Cantonese cuisine, are not often to be found in Washington D.C."
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Is that what we ate? 🤢
@@1closerthanyesterday767 shhhhh
@@SimoraCheeks1 shhhh
@Joseph Bleifus shhhhh
basically nothing has changed, rich people still eat and drink better than poor/common people 🤷♂️
Shhh
nice name
well chicken and pork aint a rich man"s food anymore
@@okosuntom2808 what does that have to do with what I said? 😅
@@frankren515 lol i dont think that he was talking to you
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Of course, one should remember that it wasn't the same everywhere in the middle ages, food availability changes depending where you are and the common mad could eat better or worse depending on where they lived.
POV: you're scrolling through the comments and you see those two cringey comments "I HoPe sOmEoNe wHo SeE tHiS cOmMeNt sUcEed iN lIfE" or "congrats to anyone who sees this comment early" I have seizures when I see those comments
Or the begging for subs or likes.
POV: You’re agreeing to this comment.
Yoooooooo
U ain’t LYIN 🤣🤣🤣
Or those annoying “POV” comments that think they did something but in fact didn’t
These scripts are written like my middle school essays, its efficient i guess
Jokes on them I’m broke af but I’m eating lunchables
Do you eat the candy first or the actual lunchables first? Im just asking because in Elementary we would just eat the candies first
Nowadays i would probably just ignore the candies
Report "the gamer" and "1% closer than yesterday". Ruining every thread.
My brain has been brainwashed, everytime i see a story about medival id thought its fake because everytime i hear medival i think of dragons n stuff
Well people did believe in Dragons back then as well as magic and other mythological creatures such as Warewolves, Pixies, Fairies, Elves, Succubi, Leprechauns etc. In fact a lot of fantasy stories are derived from these myths back in Medieval Europe.
Don't worry, once you hit middle school the world will start to make more sense to you
I'm sure if people saw how unsanitary things were back then, they would not want to eat anything on those tables unless they were starving.
Hey, I really love this video! I recently opened up a little fast food business of my own, and this topic is right up my alley :D Kudos to you guys! 💕💕💕
Food: Medieval
Clothes:16th-19th century+ middle age
I binge watched all the serial killers episodes am i just sick😂
If you feel sick please seek help from a hospital
@@thediligentdungbeetle8116 lol
Dude I'm so addicted to infographics I prolly seen every serial killer video like 10 times over lol, I almost feel like I could solve a couple murders myself😂😂
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@@thediligentdungbeetle8116 r/whoosh
The poor will have the best meal once we EAT THE RICH.
Next challenge : For a week act as an aristocrat.
LOW MEAT? BS. They had fish (salmon) pork, and eggs. They would usually only eat a chicken, when she stopped making eggs.
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I am to slow.
@@TacoTheRoyalKing you'll get it next time
Trash bro
Can’t have banquets in a pandemic :/
Here I am, about to eat dinner, contemplating deeply ... do I really want to watch this?
Dear Infographics staff can you please do a similar video to this one for other countries of regions of the world? The stuff they were eating in this video seems to apply only to the middle ages for England or Europe. How about the Middle East? The far east Asian countries? India? African countries? Please share with us the kind of ingredients and meals those regions had (and you do not have to show us only the middle ages it could have been from another period in human history)
Very great information, because I love history
Anyone wanna try my Potage le Magnifique. Gourmet cousine 😉
Shh
I hear it’s to die for, give me a serving 😏
And the middle ages is where the problem of rotting teeth bean, with the extravagance of sugar being available to the rich, they started suffering with bad teeth caused by all those fancy sugary creations, and it hasn't stopped since, only we're all eating sugary goods, even stuff that's not meant to be sugary, but is, because people love sugar...
they dont brush their teeth?
People tend to forget that even the families that are considered "poor" these days, eat on par with medieval royalty. Count your blessings that you're not as poor as the "poor" back then.
Not on par with royalty ur not gonna tell me Mc Donald’s is better than fine wine and meat
Medieval nobles: *rarely eats the same meal twice a week*
People today: *gladly eats two days old leftovers*
Everything in this video is either a gross generalization or factually incorrect
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"Beef that required vast amount of resources"?? That's a lie....perpetuated by ideology inspired organizations. Ruminants thrive on grass and that's free resources just like buffalo or zebras in the wild, even beef need less resources than wild buffalo since you're supposed to keep cattle in rain rich regions and not water poor regions. Water? beef need less water than plant food since cattle drink rainwater, even if there's no cattle there will be same amount of rainwater in the area. Plant food need water from sources humans need.
2:30 daaang they had Panera back then? Shiiiieeeetttt 🤙🏿
If karen existed at that time they would scream over if the food not made Perfectly 😂
floor is made out of wall >:D
No wonder many medieval kings passed at such a young age
Imagine if Meliodas cooked for the wealthy😬😅
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This seems like a reverse click bait trap, “the foods you don’t want to eat ” and yet we’re presented with a cornucopia of goodness.
“boiled blood”
Me:...oh.
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