As long as you cook it. Of course, considering how green store bananas are stateside, I just treat them like plantains as well. As to SPAM... once upon a time they contained actual meat. It just got more chemicals added as companies wanted to save money.
I have to laugh! This film is saying that processed, manufactured products made by a company are good wholesome food while fresh natural produce is poison. In the times we live in now, every Tom, Dick and Howard in the nutrition world says the reverse. I get the raw plantains (which are none too tasty anyway. Tostones and plantain chips, on the other hand, now you’re talking!) and the beach apples (manchineel fruits, which are NOT A FOOD unless you’re a tortoise) but still.
@@jimm4295 The cartoon may be a product of it's time, but it don't make it valuable footage. It's a person's opinion, it ain't that serious to be going off on people who have a different viewpoint than you.
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It is funny that many of the voices used are the same as in the cartoons of this era.
If a vegetarian joined the armed forces, he’d be royally sworded in the food department
Plantains are amazing, certainly much healthier than spam js
As long as you cook it. Of course, considering how green store bananas are stateside, I just treat them like plantains as well. As to SPAM... once upon a time they contained actual meat. It just got more chemicals added as companies wanted to save money.
Plantains are delicious indeed - but COOK ‘EM FIRST!!!!
wow never knew there were videos like this
I ate a "Vienna sausage" once. They're so unbelievably disgusting. I'd rather eat straight fertilizer.
I hide my dogs pills in 'em. Gulp, gone, tail waggin' good.
@@utubejeffo It gratifies me to know I'm getting a treat dogs like.
I think they're popular in the Philippines. As a kid, I loved them. Now I'm vegan and think they look like penises.
@@SewardWriter They feel like one too. Gah!!!
I liked this one a lot, was pretty funny
Yep the voice over is Mel Blanc Looney tunes
I have to laugh! This film is saying that processed, manufactured products made by a company are good wholesome food while fresh natural produce is poison. In the times we live in now, every Tom, Dick and Howard in the nutrition world says the reverse. I get the raw plantains (which are none too tasty anyway. Tostones and plantain chips, on the other hand, now you’re talking!) and the beach apples (manchineel fruits, which are NOT A FOOD unless you’re a tortoise) but still.
As soon as I saw those apples, I started wondering how Mac got through the war. XD
Nah bro they’re not telling you to not eat healthy food. They’re telling you not to eat the food from habibi or Muhammad 💀
No doubt who did the voice over work!
I agree with him!
Mel Blanc
@@sammymarks6571 Clearly that was my point.
Melvin! Melvin B.!
@@sammymarks6571yeah it is !
US Navy chow is the best...
Should have watched this before traveling to Mexico 🤢
Hey, Mexican food is incredible. Just make sure you drink and, ideally, cook with clean water.
The only place we weren't allowed to eat native food was Somalia.
Did that sausage just….. neigh?? 🐴 ooooohhhh kaaayyy this one was pretty damn out there 😂
so? eating horsemeat sausages is better than eating native foods? ah no.
@ 5:15 Horse meat pie.
M
i hate vienna sausages! uck!
racist
LadyGG Smith typical brain dead Millennial...
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Exactly, though the picture seems easy to understand. Millennials are mentally unable to understand it, their brainwashed easily.
@@jimm4295 The cartoon may be a product of it's time, but it don't make it valuable footage. It's a person's opinion, it ain't that serious to be going off on people who have a different viewpoint than you.
@@yumikumi2 ... another braindead millennial.
@@yumikumi2 Ain't? uh I have an Aint Maud who makes a great apple pie - now ain't that swell!
i wish japan won midway and coral sea.
weeb
What an a*$
You can eat raw plantains. It’s not a problem.
I suppose you could but they’re hard to digest and none too tasty