I'm illuding to the class and elegance of an era, not the social hierarchy of classism. I'd definitely wear a parisan suit with a possible top hat for sure, it would be lit 😜
@@its_eli What is stopping you from living some of that today? You can dress as you wish and you can fashion your home to match that era. I am certain there are many crafty ways to make ones home look the part. As for society in public yes times are different but I’m sure one could find a club or create one for people with similar tastes.
@@peteasmr2952 I do :) I would like to create a park where the theme is old Paris like out of the movie Hugo or romantic novel. I'm a sucker for Shakespearean and ancient Greek anesthetics too. The answer really is time travel, but Elon is busy with Mars and Twitter right now.
@@its_eli That’s cool. I did see in a video somewhere someone suggested the Queen Mary should have a thing like that where you get to go and experience that atmosphere again. Dress up for dinner etc have period music food drink etc, pretend like your back in time as if the ship was still a cruise across The Atlantic.
As a titanic nerd I am exceptionally impressed. I learned many new things about the ship and life aboard. By the way the café Parisian , open to all first class passengers, was supposedly the favorite hang out space for the young and wealthy. Use of the the A La Carte restaurant as a separate independent franchise, was found on all White Star Line ships at the time. And as you said you had to pay extra when you purchased your ticket to be able to dine at that restaurant.
I feel like the 3rd class despite all the restriction had much more personal freedom. With the first class there was far too much expectations that it really didn’t offer much personal freedom. You were expected to be here or there, act a certain way, dress a certain way. Their lives seem very stifling. Yes I know you can sense this with the movie, but this breakdown just really hits the nail on the head. I learned a lot from this. I can also see how some aspects of each class has lived on in modern cruse ships but became mixed and unfortunately taking some of the negatives from each class as well. It certainly is fascinating.
@@lowcomp9638 the corset was an aspect of the garment, I think of it like a bra of that era it’s there to provide support between the body and the dress, and if you’re wondering, tightlacing was quite frowned upon. There’s plenty of TH-camrs on here that do a deep dive analysis on the history of stays and corsets, such as Abby Cox, BernadetteBanner, Karolina, etc.
Great presentation! Meals and dining fit for a king and queen, but so sad that all that great detailed beauty and meals ended up at the bottom of the sea, destroyed and never to be again like the iconic Titantic! Thanks for showing us how it really was as well as many wonderful scenes from James Cameron's blockbuster film, "Titanic"! May those who lost their lives that fateful night rest in peace~
I used to wonder why there was such a wide range of first class cabin decor- with many rooms looking like crew cabins but being found in first class right off the grand staircase rooms. These simple cabins with the cheapest decor were for the man- and maidservants of the parlour suite passengers
Titanic experience seemed like a paradise, for all classes. What an amazing experience to be cut short so horrifically. The last menu are all things I’d love to enjoy one last time especially the breakfast menu 😢 thank you for the awesome detailed video! 🛟
To be honest, most "third class people" at that time lived and ate much more modestly in everyday life than on this ship, they could only dream of running water next to the bed and such a rich meal. I was pleasantly surprised at how friendly and nicely decorated the third class common rooms were.
I kind of want a restaurant that is completely Titanic themed. The first class area you have to dress in black tie attire, and it is strictly enforced. The second class and third class the dress code is fitting for those sections of the restaurant. The food and drinks would be authentic to the menus so Titanic fans will get the full experience. Oh, and the decor would match each section of the ship. Good idea?
It was accommodations most 3rd class (and many 2nd class) passengers had never had access to like running water, electric lighting, flush toilets and the list goes on. What we consider standard living was 1st class back then. But, oh, those beautiful clothes! I feel pretty just looking at them...sigh...😊
This was a fantastic rendition of Titanic’s cuisine - something I’ve always been intrigued by. This video also made me hungry! 😂 Great job - that Punch Romaine is something I’m gonna have to make!
OK, i am not the only one who got hungry watching this video😁 I would be glad to have a 3rd class menu for a day. Sounds better, more interesting and healthier than my usual meals.😋 If I tried first class for a day, my stomach would rebell after too much of variety.😁
Beautifuly done and very informative . Its clear that no one went hungry on the magnificent Titanic . You have done an awesome job with this and should be proud . My favourite is the Lamb dishes .
With Victorians/Edwardians having plates and utensils for every possible food, why did First Class have their dinner rolls placed directly on the tablecloth and not on a bread plate?
I have been to Halifax Nova Scotia where they have a cemetery with the Titanic people and a museum with Titanic stuff. I have also been to the exact spot in the ocean where the Titanic sank. Been to the Titanic museums in Pigeon Forge, Branson, Belfast, Cobh, Southampton and Liverpool. The Thompson dock and pumphouse in Belfast was the birthplace of the Titanic that one was the best experience for me out of all of them.
You could also have some tea or bouillon on deck as deck stewards would walk around with trays offering them to 1st and 2nd class passengers on Boat Deck and Promenade Deck. You could also request it by pressing a electric call button.
What a magnificent loss that was. There was an undeniable grace elegance to that era that is captivating. All eras have their positive and negative, but it seems we always sacrafice too many good things to achieve progress we need. Thank you for posting this video. I love the details!
Everyone leaves off the 4 piano players. There was an upright piano in third class- something not found on any other oceanliners - but there was no professional assigned to playing it. It was presumably played by passengers, as was the case at all times besides during dinner in Second class.
I’d just go ahead and skip the gruel for supper, lol. I’ll take the cabin biscuits and cheese please 😩. I went ahead and googled it just to double check the ingredients, and sure enough they mention on Wiki how gruel was on the titanic menu! 😂
First and Second Class shared the same kitchens. This just showed how much the White Star Line wanted to improve the conditions of second class passengers. Their meals were simply scaled down versions of first class. Just look at first and second class breakfast menus, very similar in content.
with the 1st class meal being such a huge affair at night, needing all restaurant employees on hand, it logistically makes sense that the 3rd class’ largest meal of the day was dinner/lunch. but dang, i’d be starving by nighttime! and i’d be so mad when a plate of that mush was placed in front of me knowing good and well that 1st class is currently having like 11 courses🙄
In case you were interested, the fish course on a first class dinner had just one option, as most first class people back then enjoyed fish. If you didn't like fish, what you would do is have it served, but just eat the vegetables around it. You were not obliged to eat everything on your plate, and it was custom especially for first class ladies to leave a lot of their food on the plate and not eat much
It's interesting the kinds of food they would have served or considered fashionable vs. today. I can't imagine boiled potatoes or creamed carrots, for example, being on a first class menu nowadays!
How did passengers on the Olympic and Titanic order food? So in 1912 how did (upper-class) passengers order food for dinner and breakfast on the titanic did they preorder them or did a waiter come round with a pen and pad, and did this change with the olympic during the 1920’s after the war?
Passengers ordered their meals in the same way you would order it from a restaurant today. You sat down at your table, looked at the menu, a waiter would come over and take your order per course. Simple.
As a Finn, i had no idea one of the menu languages was Finnish, out of all European languages 😮 Goes to show how many migrated then. And it's funny how there was no French menu...
OF the 3 Luxury liners the White Star Line had built the Olympic was built first , then Titanic & Bittanic. They commissioned to compete with the already built luxurious and very fast sister ships Mauritania and Lusitania . The Olympic ‘s interiors are said to be identical to her sister Titanic. The Brittanic was struck by a torpedo and sank during the latter part of WW1 The same fate befell Lusitania near Ireland . The Olympic enjoyed a long life as did Mauritania. By the late 1930s Olympic was decommissioned and scrapped due to age she was edging towards 30 years old and larger newer ships had started to overtake her speed records.
I never understand to this day why coffee is served at the end of an evening meal. How can a high caffeine drink be served, and then you expect to be able to sleep well that night?
The last four days of their lives may have been the best beyond their wildest dreams, but the dream turned into over two hours of a lnightmare beyond imagination. None of us know when our last hours will be or what our last meal will be. Be nice to one another, because there may be no opportunity to apologize.
How did they keep ice cream cold. And all the food fresh with no refrigerator.. 1stClass makes me hungry..now we need a vid to break down all of first class and 2nd class cabins. Like from Parlor suites to lower 1st class rooms.
Titanic had massive modern refrigerators in their store areas and in the kitchens. This enabled them to keep fresh meat, fish, milk, ice cream, cream etc.
3rd Class food must have been the hottest - temp-wise! There are still class divisions on ships -airplanes too - not just with those horrible Victorians!
In those days working class people only bathed once a week. They would have a daily strip wash at the sink. They didnt have plumbed in baths at home. I was born in 1963 and our home had no bathroom. We used a zinc bath in front of the fire. And our toilet was outside.
It was common back then for you not to eat every item on your plate. Also when ordering the kitchens didn't pack your plate high with food, portions were smaller and easy to eat. Also unlike now where we munch down our meals in fast time, they took their time to eat. People in first class could sit down to eat at 7pm and not be finished until 10pm.
It saddens me to see such rich food options and luxuries pastimes denied to the second and third class, as if they were unworthy to eat or use such. If I had a choice to travel on the Titanic, and didn’t know what was coming for them all, I definitely would want for my husband and I to be private promenade first class passengers.
The second and third class food options were better than other ship lines . One level up , and it was usually more food better food than many of them had at home .
what?? no one was "denying" anyone of anything.. it's just a matter of money.. just like in today's time.. if you have the money, you get the goods.. it's that simple.
Is it weird that I want this culture to make a comeback? I mean just the class and elegance of it all 😎
Well what class do you think you’d end up being in?
I'm illuding to the class and elegance of an era, not the social hierarchy of classism. I'd definitely wear a parisan suit with a possible top hat for sure, it would be lit 😜
@@its_eli What is stopping you from living some of that today? You can dress as you wish and you can fashion your home to match that era. I am certain there are many crafty ways to make ones home look the part. As for society in public yes times are different but I’m sure one could find a club or create one for people with similar tastes.
@@peteasmr2952 I do :) I would like to create a park where the theme is old Paris like out of the movie Hugo or romantic novel. I'm a sucker for Shakespearean and ancient Greek anesthetics too. The answer really is time travel, but Elon is busy with Mars and Twitter right now.
@@its_eli That’s cool. I did see in a video somewhere someone suggested the Queen Mary should have a thing like that where you get to go and experience that atmosphere again. Dress up for dinner etc have period music food drink etc, pretend like your back in time as if the ship was still a cruise across The Atlantic.
As a titanic nerd I am exceptionally impressed. I learned many new things about the ship and life aboard. By the way the café Parisian , open to all first class passengers, was supposedly the favorite hang out space for the young and wealthy. Use of the the A La Carte restaurant as a separate independent franchise, was found on all White Star Line ships at the time. And as you said you had to pay extra when you purchased your ticket to be able to dine at that restaurant.
What made it doubly interesting was that it was a French-themed cafe...with a staff of Italian waiters. :-)
I feel like the 3rd class despite all the restriction had much more personal freedom. With the first class there was far too much expectations that it really didn’t offer much personal freedom. You were expected to be here or there, act a certain way, dress a certain way. Their lives seem very stifling. Yes I know you can sense this with the movie, but this breakdown just really hits the nail on the head. I learned a lot from this.
I can also see how some aspects of each class has lived on in modern cruse ships but became mixed and unfortunately taking some of the negatives from each class as well. It certainly is fascinating.
A corset tightens a woman's body
@@lowcomp9638 the corset was an aspect of the garment, I think of it like a bra of that era it’s there to provide support between the body and the dress, and if you’re wondering, tightlacing was quite frowned upon. There’s plenty of TH-camrs on here that do a deep dive analysis on the history of stays and corsets, such as Abby Cox, BernadetteBanner, Karolina, etc.
Great presentation! Meals and dining fit for a king and queen, but so sad that all that great detailed beauty and meals ended up at the bottom of the sea, destroyed and never to be again like the iconic Titantic! Thanks for showing us how it really was as well as many wonderful scenes from James Cameron's blockbuster film, "Titanic"! May those who lost their lives that fateful night rest in peace~
Towards the end no one could complain the food lacked salt 😂
I used to wonder why there was such a wide range of first class cabin decor- with many rooms looking like crew cabins but being found in first class right off the grand staircase rooms. These simple cabins with the cheapest decor were for the man- and maidservants of the parlour suite passengers
Also some brought their cars over. Cost more
1000 bottles of wine doesn’t sound like much for 5 days.
Titanic experience seemed like a paradise, for all classes. What an amazing experience to be cut short so horrifically. The last menu are all things I’d love to enjoy one last time especially the breakfast menu 😢 thank you for the awesome detailed video! 🛟
Still laughing about the ever-so-appetizingly named fish the Yarmouth Bloater. 😂
Right!!!! Hilarious! I'm still cracking up myself
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To be honest, most "third class people" at that time lived and ate much more modestly in everyday life than on this ship, they could only dream of running water next to the bed and such a rich meal.
I was pleasantly surprised at how friendly and nicely decorated the third class common rooms were.
Remarkable video. The information is so informative. I look forward to all your videos.
Thank you so much!
It's really the same today. First class never eats the same as coach.
2nd Class on Titanic was more luxurious then other ships. It is more equivalent to first class on other ships
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Yes, we watched the video. What a moronic comment.
I kind of want a restaurant that is completely Titanic themed. The first class area you have to dress in black tie attire, and it is strictly enforced. The second class and third class the dress code is fitting for those sections of the restaurant. The food and drinks would be authentic to the menus so Titanic fans will get the full experience. Oh, and the decor would match each section of the ship. Good idea?
I feel like, the third class service of the Titanic still look good even by our modern day's standard.
For sure!!
It was accommodations most 3rd class (and many 2nd class) passengers had never had access to like running water, electric lighting, flush toilets and the list goes on. What we consider standard living was 1st class back then. But, oh, those beautiful clothes! I feel pretty just looking at them...sigh...😊
This was a fantastic rendition of Titanic’s cuisine - something I’ve always been intrigued by. This video also made me hungry! 😂 Great job - that Punch Romaine is something I’m gonna have to make!
I was wondering about making the punch also! Yum
OK, i am not the only one who got hungry watching this video😁
I would be glad to have a 3rd class menu for a day. Sounds better, more interesting and healthier than my usual meals.😋
If I tried first class for a day, my stomach would rebell after too much of variety.😁
Beautifuly done and very informative . Its clear that no one went hungry on the magnificent Titanic . You have done an awesome job with this and should be proud . My favourite is the Lamb dishes .
Thank you so very much!!! I so appreciate your kind comment!!!
With Victorians/Edwardians having plates and utensils for every possible food, why did First Class have their dinner rolls placed directly on the tablecloth and not on a bread plate?
Good question.
Not sure I tried to find out about this but I see either put on a bread plate or on your dinner plate if you didn't have a bread plate
Wow! Amazing video! I learned so much and thought i knew alot before! Very impressed! Thank you!
Magnificently done video. Thank you for this.
I have been to Halifax Nova Scotia where they have a cemetery with the Titanic people and a museum with Titanic stuff. I have also been to the exact spot in the ocean where the Titanic sank. Been to the Titanic museums in Pigeon Forge, Branson, Belfast, Cobh, Southampton and Liverpool. The Thompson dock and pumphouse in Belfast was the birthplace of the Titanic that one was the best experience for me out of all of them.
You could also have some tea or bouillon on deck as deck stewards would walk around with trays offering them to 1st and 2nd class passengers on Boat Deck and Promenade Deck.
You could also request it by pressing a electric call button.
Thank you very much!!! It was pure joy to watch! What a fine, comprehensive and lovely video!❤❤❤
Thank you for your kind comment!!❤️❤️
Really interesting and well presented. ☮️
Thank you for this great video.
It is such a rare but very much appreciated joy seeing a video like this. Facts right and respectfully presented.
Thank you!! Your comment means so much!
What a magnificent loss that was. There was an undeniable grace elegance to that era that is captivating. All eras have their positive and negative, but it seems we always sacrafice too many good things to achieve progress we need. Thank you for posting this video. I love the details!
Eeeeek! I didn't get the notification for this video for some reason! Watching it now! :D
Welcome back!❤️🥰
LOVEE ITTTT... thank you for your great video! I'm always obsessed with everything about Titanic in details!
Very good video Lot of work with it .
Thank you so much
Everyone leaves off the 4 piano players.
There was an upright piano in third class- something not found on any other oceanliners - but there was no professional assigned to playing it. It was presumably played by passengers, as was the case at all times besides during dinner in Second class.
amazing all the food remained fresh.....sad it sank. My grandmother's neighbor lost his wife and son on Titanic.
I’d just go ahead and skip the gruel for supper, lol. I’ll take the cabin biscuits and cheese please 😩. I went ahead and googled it just to double check the ingredients, and sure enough they mention on Wiki how gruel was on the titanic menu! 😂
First and Second Class shared the same kitchens. This just showed how much the White Star Line wanted to improve the conditions of second class passengers. Their meals were simply scaled down versions of first class. Just look at first and second class breakfast menus, very similar in content.
I love this video ❤. Wonderful presentation!
Thank you so much!!❤️
Amazing Video ,☺🌷
Thank you 💖🥰
Second breakfast? The amount of pounds I would have put on as a First Class passenger, and if Titanic had completed her voyage... 😄
😂😂😂 isn’t that the truth!!
@@CulturedElegance and then between lunch, tea, and a daily 10 course dinner I would be in a constant food coma. 🤪
I was born at the wrong time! This was is a Wonderful Era!
with the 1st class meal being such a huge affair at night, needing all restaurant employees on hand, it logistically makes sense that the 3rd class’ largest meal of the day was dinner/lunch. but dang, i’d be starving by nighttime! and i’d be so mad when a plate of that mush was placed in front of me knowing good and well that 1st class is currently having like 11 courses🙄
Isn’t that the truth!! Great point
In case you were interested, the fish course on a first class dinner had just one option, as most first class people back then enjoyed fish. If you didn't like fish, what you would do is have it served, but just eat the vegetables around it. You were not obliged to eat everything on your plate, and it was custom especially for first class ladies to leave a lot of their food on the plate and not eat much
Very much enjoyed the video, my biggest question is who could finish a first class meal?!!
So interesting and informative! Great job! I would love to try the Punch Romaine. It sounds so refreshing. I am curious about Waldorf pudding.
Thank you!!! I agree!!
It's interesting the kinds of food they would have served or considered fashionable vs. today. I can't imagine boiled potatoes or creamed carrots, for example, being on a first class menu nowadays!
I don't understand why other movie clips are shown? What do The Blues Brothers have to do with The Titanic? Please explain
As yummy as this would've been, how the hell did anyone make it through a dozen courses of food? I would've had a nap in between each one.
Unlike in the 1997 movie, third class could not go up to first class to dine with them as Jack did with Rose
All this food went down with the ship 😫
I once made filet mignons Lili with pommes Anna. It was delicious! About $100.00 per serving.
is like you are traveling in a plane❤😊
How did passengers on the Olympic and Titanic order food?
So in 1912 how did (upper-class) passengers order food for dinner and breakfast on the titanic did they preorder them or did a waiter come round with a pen and pad, and did this change with the olympic during the 1920’s after the war?
Passengers ordered their meals in the same way you would order it from a restaurant today. You sat down at your table, looked at the menu, a waiter would come over and take your order per course. Simple.
The First class was finishing dinner when Titanic hit the iceberg. It would be the last meal served on Titanic
Alot of the food in 1st class doesn't even sound good
Good research.
Crazy how the seafood went back into the ocean when the boat sank
As a Finn, i had no idea one of the menu languages was Finnish, out of all European languages 😮 Goes to show how many migrated then. And it's funny how there was no French menu...
OF the 3 Luxury liners the White Star Line had built the Olympic was built first , then Titanic & Bittanic. They commissioned to compete with the already built luxurious and very fast sister ships Mauritania and Lusitania . The Olympic ‘s interiors are said to be identical to her sister Titanic. The Brittanic was struck by a torpedo and sank during the latter part of WW1 The same fate befell Lusitania near Ireland . The Olympic enjoyed a long life as did Mauritania. By the late 1930s Olympic was decommissioned and scrapped due to age she was edging towards 30 years old and larger newer ships had started to overtake her speed records.
Now I’m hungry imma make some eggs.
What about 2nd breakfast?
She kept referring to dinner as the main (noon) meal of the day, yet the menu stated, "Luncheon." The never-ending debate of mealtime terms.
In first and second class, the meals were Breakfast, Lunch and Dinner. In third class it was Breakfast, Dinner and Tea.
You sound just like Mike Matei when he says brown bricks
12 course meal. Damn that would make one fat
I never understand to this day why coffee is served at the end of an evening meal. How can a high caffeine drink be served, and then you expect to be able to sleep well that night?
The Turkish bath tiles are still there!!
The last four days of their lives may have been the best beyond their wildest dreams, but the dream turned into over two hours of a lnightmare beyond imagination. None of us know when our last hours will be or what our last meal will be. Be nice to one another, because there may be no opportunity to apologize.
How did they keep ice cream cold. And all the food fresh with no refrigerator.. 1stClass makes me hungry..now we need a vid to break down all of first class and 2nd class cabins. Like from Parlor suites to lower 1st class rooms.
Titanic had massive modern refrigerators in their store areas and in the kitchens. This enabled them to keep fresh meat, fish, milk, ice cream, cream etc.
The men on the boiler room got natural muscles (not gym made).
😂 quite true
The eclairs 😆 😅
I would like to visit the pool and Turkish baths
3rd Class food must have been the hottest - temp-wise! There are still class divisions on ships -airplanes too - not just with those horrible Victorians!
Steerage-3rd class had 1 shower for me and 1for women. I can’t imagine how are it was to take a shower.
In those days working class people only bathed once a week. They would have a daily strip wash at the sink. They didnt have plumbed in baths at home. I was born in 1963 and our home had no bathroom. We used a zinc bath in front of the fire. And our toilet was outside.
My Heaven better be Titanic or I’m going to loose it.
You guys know how to use all the utensils in a fine dine first class? Let’s see your etiquette.
How did these women eat 14 courses while wearing corsets? I'd be full after 2. Especially after cocktails. And that's without a corset!
It was common back then for you not to eat every item on your plate. Also when ordering the kitchens didn't pack your plate high with food, portions were smaller and easy to eat. Also unlike now where we munch down our meals in fast time, they took their time to eat. People in first class could sit down to eat at 7pm and not be finished until 10pm.
Rich people are different
It saddens me to see such rich food options and luxuries pastimes denied to the second and third class, as if they were unworthy to eat or use such. If I had a choice to travel on the Titanic, and didn’t know what was coming for them all, I definitely would want for my husband and I to be private promenade first class passengers.
I would want to travel 🧳 in the comadore suit on A Deck 2:45 !
They weren’t denied anything. Higher ticket price, more options. That’s how it was then and that’s how it is now.
The second and third class food options were better than other ship lines . One level up , and it was usually more food better food than many of them had at home .
what?? no one was "denying" anyone of anything.. it's just a matter of money.. just like in today's time.. if you have the money, you get the goods.. it's that simple.
You get what you pay for. You can have nice or you can have cheap. It’s the same now, do you think Travelodge serves the same food as The Ritz?
忘れていたけど、日本人も搭乗していて助かったのだけど、その後に散々非難されて不遇の人生を送った人がいたのを思い出した😲
中国人の暴挙のせいで紳士に努めていた日本人が非難の的となり生きていることが恥といった扱いをされて、死んでくれたら良かったのか!?
何とか生き伸びて帰国出来たのに、非難した人に怒りを覚えたね😡
As a Japanese person, I appreciate your comment.
so sad that all this luxury was swallowed by the ocean
🌈💝
Oxen tongue yummy
In France the cheese course is before dessert not after.