People seem to forget that this dude was a fit strong tall man, and a good fighter and Jouster for most of his young and early adult life. He got a Robert Baratheon evolution
He got a huge weeping ulcer on his leg, probably from wearing tight garters and type 2 diabetes, and his doctors decided that the best idea was to leave the wound open. 😖 It cut down on his sporting.
He went from fit to metabolic syndrome. He was the precursor to what we see in modern day society. Fit and healthy turned into fat and diseased. Except back in those days you needed to be wealthy to kill yourself with sugar. Nowadays it is the common mans poison. Enough sugar and carbohydrates will overwhelm any system resulting in hyperinsulinemia, insulin insensitivity, obesity, hyperglycemia, and all the complications of metabolic syndrome. All of it is preventable and much of it is reversible. Oh, and one of the underappreciated facets of the resulting metabolic syndrome is the psychiatric disturbance. Courses should be taught on King Henry, but alas they keep showing him eating giant turkey legs as if that was the cause of his obesity.
It is said that Henry had sores on his leg(s) which wouldn't heal and that one could smell him from multiple rooms away. Dude must've been in horrible pain every day.
Fun fact: Many Medieval and early Renaissance nobles didn't use silverware, even though certain nobles (present company excluded) are depicted as acting (that includes eating) more refined than the common people, they still ate with their hands.
They certainly liked to appear more refined than the common people even without silverware, though, as they had a series of rules of conduct at the table and ignoring them would make you look uneducated and rude to their eyes.
Henry VIII: **known for killing wives and Eating Feast** Henry VIII when he was young: **plays music, loves the pope, dress-up, jousting, and people thought he was cool** Historians: *I'm gonna pretend i didn't see that*
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Time for the Royal Banquet! Henry truly dined like a king, with weird and wonderful food piled high. 🍠🥣🍗🧀🍏🥔🍞🍔 Bonus fact: Forks wouldn't become popular until the 17th century.
“But Catherine, my diabetes hurts!” “Henry, you’re the king. Now shut up and go to work.” Also, at 5,000 calories a day, is it any wonder the man was 5 feet around?
Xochitl-Czesława-Milagros-Dominica, HIE I got to see one of his metal mail armor sets when visiting England a coupla decades ago. Not only was it YUGE as a whole, but he flattered himself greatly by having the size of the “unit” part be extraordinarily massive too lol. It was absolutely hysterical!
He fell off his horse during a joust, and his horse fell on top of him, crushing his leg in the process. As a result, Due to the fact that he couldn't exercise as well, And the fact that he ate so much food and dring day afterday, Henry VIII's waist went from 32 inches to 54 inches, and by the last year of his life, he weighed about 400 pounds!
Butler:wut your Order Majesty ??? Henry Vlll: i want two number 9.. A number 9 large Two number six A number 7 with extra dip Two number 45s And a large Ale...!! *BIG SMOKE* : PERIOD
Well, the being a privateer in Tudor time's was a good way to get good cash. All you had to do was join a crew, raid some Spanish, Portuguese and French ship's coming home from the New World, these ships would be crammed full of Sugar, Cocoa bean's and Parrots (Polly would pocket you a pretty penny).
Well Goku does martial arts so, he wouldn't wind up with type two diabetes like Henry the 8th here. Maybe this is why he can eat so much because of all the calories his body uses up
@@hakai1014 Peasants had limited access to vital nutrients. It was probably less of a problem during the Renaissance, especially in contrast to the dystopian Dark Ages.
You know it kind of surprised me when you first said "food was a symbol of status" then followed it with "leftovers were given to the homeless." I rather expected them to throw it away rather than give peasants any ideas.
@@kevray Probably due to how pure all of it was made. No pesticides or antibiotics nothing sketchy done to the meat or ingredients, some of it locally made, almost nothing could be preserved, so it would all have to have been extremely fresh.
One thing I noticed you did not mention, Henry's obesity can be attributed to an injury he received from a jousting incident. When he was a young man Henry was supposedly in very good shape, described as tall, well built and handsome. However, after his injury he could not be as active as he once was and his weight ballooned as a result.
Waiter: Name? Henry VIII: Henry VIII Waiter: How many will attend? Henry VIII: Only one Waiter: What would you like to order? Everyone: Just some chicken Henry VIII: *The whole menu*
A British history magazine speculated some decades back that despite his huge food intake, Henry VIII suffered from scurvy, especially in the winter months when access to fruit and vegetables was limited for even wealthy northern Europeans. I think the magazine overstated its case but it is an interesting idea.
I have seen the kitchens at Windsor castle and Hampton Court. It absolutely astounded me how huge the ovens were, how much heat they probably produced, and how dangerous they probably were.
3:46 there’s a lobster there but at the time lobsters were a lot more common and seen as poor people food to the point where they were served to prisoners
I once read in a children's history book about the Middle Ages: "In this era characterized by famine and suffering, the feast table was a symbol of power". This clip pretty much illustrates the point QUITE well.
There are several good BBC documentaries on the diet of the various classes in British society. Interestingly, they show that the diet of the lower classes (outside famine periods) was actually better for you than that of the highest classes. Their diets consisted of much higher levels of fiber, protein, and carbs, lower levels of salt and sugar, etc.
@@hazzmati Take it up with the food historians who have shown that their high consumption of beans, lentils, peas, etc. provided them with more protein than the nobles gained by eating meats.
Ashley Hyatt but nobles didn’t just eat meat they also ate vegetables so your hypothesis isn’t correct. And vegetables don’t provide you with more protein than meat does
@@hazzmati Not my hypothesis. As you were told, you should take it up with the experts. Perhaps they'll change their minds for you. I'm just a reporter.
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2:26 it is possible for that time that water is a carrier of diseases it is because during that time maybe Europeans doesn't have sewage systems, water treatment system and proper hygene. that may lead to different waterborne diseases like cholera, typhoid, amebiasis and many more.
You guys should do a few videos on chefs and the world of cooking the French made up a side language it’s pretty interesting I am a huge fan of info infographics as well thanks for all the information
I have read somewhere that two meals a day, maybe with a light supper later on, used to be the norm. Certainly, with that amount of eating, Henry would hardly have needed more than two meals a day. Three meals a day is a more recent phenomenon. In his youth Henry burned off all those calories a whole lot more because he was an active man. But he couldn't do so with thrombosed legs, and he gained weight alarmingly.
He was actually regarded as one of the finest warriors of the day in his youth and must of been physically in shape but he had a jousting accident which injured him enough that he could do it anymore hence why he turned Into an angry fat man.
2:36 WOW, according to the Money Converter £250,000 means its $318,550 in the US & a Quarter, and not to mention that He Spend A S***t Tone of ¥34,185,220.07 in Japan
When henry was young he exercised and played jousting games and hunting But that ended when he had an accident on a jousting game, injuring his leg permanently (also because of this accident, anne boleyn who was pregnant at the time had a miscarrige because she was nervous that henry could have died)
Henry VIII was the minecraft player that eats a steak every time they lose half a hunger bar.
nate rhoades I mean,they’re both rich so it makes sense
So basically me ? Xd
Correction
Golden Carrot
Lmao
I eat raw meat when that happens
People seem to forget that this dude was a fit strong tall man, and a good fighter and Jouster for most of his young and early adult life.
He got a Robert Baratheon evolution
I'm sure Martin based Baratheon on Henry.
Empasis on *was*. Man went bloody insane after the Jousting accident that forced him away from physical activity people say.
Velkan you are so correct he was that when he was young until fued with the pope and the divorce will Catherine of Aragon made him mad and very fat.
He got a huge weeping ulcer on his leg, probably from wearing tight garters and type 2 diabetes, and his doctors decided that the best idea was to leave the wound open. 😖 It cut down on his sporting.
He went from fit to metabolic syndrome. He was the precursor to what we see in modern day society. Fit and healthy turned into fat and diseased. Except back in those days you needed to be wealthy to kill yourself with sugar. Nowadays it is the common mans poison. Enough sugar and carbohydrates will overwhelm any system resulting in hyperinsulinemia, insulin insensitivity, obesity, hyperglycemia, and all the complications of metabolic syndrome. All of it is preventable and much of it is reversible. Oh, and one of the underappreciated facets of the resulting metabolic syndrome is the psychiatric disturbance. Courses should be taught on King Henry, but alas they keep showing him eating giant turkey legs as if that was the cause of his obesity.
Teacher: eating in class is banned
*Kids in the back of the class* :
Ah yes, good old times.
Ah yes, just like the classic times
Hehe
Egg T Wow, people must hate you.
Charles Cunningham lol
“I’ll have the porpoise tonight, I’m fasting..”
This is a man to be admired and emulated.
Guy Incognito... Didn't you not get kicked out?.
nah he's not
@@gordonlekfors2708 sorry to ask this but are you being sarcastic or what because this comment was obviously a joke
Big smoke: Finally, a worthy opponent. Our battle will be legendary!
This needs more likes and replies!
Lol!!
I’ll have 2 number 9s
Or rather
Big Smoke seeing this video: OOOHHHHHHHHH, MY DOG!
@@ChaplainPhantasm OOOOOOOOOOHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH
*Big Smoke would like to know your location*
Smoke walks into the castle: Ooooooooooohhhhh mah dog!
@@AdamasutojrAJR LOL GTA SAN ANDREAS
Tell him ill be at clucken bell
Hahahahaha
Maybe, maybe not
The pineapple was so expensive that nobles would later rent them for parties to show off their wealth and return them in the morning
Age Restrictions 👏👏
Pineapple pizzas are sorta valuable in osrs🤷
Ay bro were the heck is the pineapple I rented yesterday?!
In awe at the size of this lad...
*A B S O L U T E U N I T*
This dude should be a unit of weight
@@roryn8128 so then I'll weigh almost a fourth of a Henry viii
Ah, I see a man of taste is here.
A Follower of Prof. Toss Pot?!
@@roryn8128 Mr. Five by Five
Nowadays he'd have his own zip code.
"What did Henry VIII eat?"
Everything
And everyone.
@@chaselegoman and everyshit
and the entire earth
everything except vegetables cause vegetables are for peasants!
@@chaselegoman that's bullshit
Props to the animator, the food looked really enticing.
True, the food looked good
Agree
Agreed
Can't believe it started
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It looked so good my mouth started watering when I saw the meat pies.
Man no wonder Henry VIII was so THICC.
@MinecrafterAlex lmao
All kings should be EXTRAA THHHIIIICCCC!!
Plus he was lazy
@@Lauren.E.O Was he that way when he was young or did victory make him weak?
He was dummy thicc
"Geeze King Henry VIII, what did you eat!?"
KH: "A roast beef, a chicken, a pizza."
"No just this morning..."
KH: "A roast beef, a chicken, a pizza."
Wow this joke was definitely not stolen from a popular cartoon TV show no way
@@finnmaccool- Now where on Earth would you get that preposterous assumption?
And your sauce
@@finnmaccool- It's almost as if people make references to spongebob all the time
bricks and bagels if you remember this joke you deserve a veterans discount
Henry VIII is basically Big Smoke's great great great great great grandfather
Except he's white.
@@KittycatKye maybe Big Smoke is his reincarnate
Probably had some Africans get into the bloodline
@@flamesto4003 why the woosh, lol. I was simply correcting the joke, otherwise it doesn't even make sense lol.
@@hushamfusion do u realise that not all africans at that time were enslaved?
Animals: *exist*
Henry VIII: *hUnGeRy*
Hungry Hungry Henry.
f a t
Im quite hungry
more like *N o M*
hungary*
It is said that Henry had sores on his leg(s) which wouldn't heal and that one could smell him from multiple rooms away.
Dude must've been in horrible pain every day.
Probably some cancer or fungus who knows
Most likely had diabetes
Plus the fact that Medical Treatment wasn't as good as today so basically doctors could do little to nothing about his Health so he was bound to die.
He deserved to be
@@wiseoldwizard I read some information about him. Apparently, he was jousting and it must’ve injured his leg badly. That’s just my theory.
What did Henry VIII eat?
Me: *The entire population of England*
Teacher:WTF
me: he was very fat
Evil Justin.Y
lol
@@fvn55yearsago57 Justin Y is already evil
Kazuhira Miller
lol
Henry VIII : i'm the most fattest person in medieval time
Big Smoke : **Hold my Soda**
Ooooooooooooooooohhhhhhhhhhh
GTA S.A OHHHHHHH HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA HAHAHAHAHAH BIG SMOKE IS THE BEST NUMBER 9
A L L W E H A D T O D O W A S F O L L O W T H E T R A I N TJ!!!!
Big Smoke:"*Hold my number 9*"
>medieval time
>Big Smoke
>excusemewhatthefuck.jpeg
Fun fact: Many Medieval and early Renaissance nobles didn't use silverware, even though certain nobles (present company excluded) are depicted as acting (that includes eating) more refined than the common people, they still ate with their hands.
They certainly liked to appear more refined than the common people even without silverware, though, as they had a series of rules of conduct at the table and ignoring them would make you look uneducated and rude to their eyes.
@@augustoluis6888 yes, a faux pas in that manner could very well be the end of them at courtly dinners
They also didn’t use plates. They used trencher bread.
Broke: What did Henry VIII eat?
Woke: What didn't Henry VIII eat?
Vegetables
Fruit
He probably ate like half of the animals
@@slooeverysunday7065 he liked strawberries
Sushi
Henry VIII: **known for killing wives and Eating Feast**
Henry VIII when he was young: **plays music, loves the pope, dress-up, jousting, and people thought he was cool**
Historians: *I'm gonna pretend i didn't see that*
Heheheheheheh
I mean... killing your wives is a pretty big deal
Be mean!
Loathe gluttony!
VIOLATE WIDOWS!
B-because of the wife-killing?
Historian: *Yeah, definitely the wife-killing*
@@Reyelguey (Love) gluttony?
which would you have?
two number 9s, a number 9 large, a number 6 with extra dip, a number 7, two number 45s one with cheese and a large soda?
or
a double-triple bossy deluxe on a raft, 4x4 animal-style, extra shingles with a shimmy and a squeeze, light axle grease, make it cry, burn it and let it swim?
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Luke Dearey
We serve food here sir.
Well as a gta fam, you gotta get big smokes order, *EXPECIALLY THE 45S*
Luke Dearey we serve food here sir.
Nice.
@Siemens Charger he probably had early access to this video
Time for the Royal Banquet! Henry truly dined like a king, with weird and wonderful food piled high. 🍠🥣🍗🧀🍏🥔🍞🍔
Bonus fact: Forks wouldn't become popular until the 17th century.
Simple History 1st
Nice
Why are you not making Halo and Star Wars
Hm
Please do a video about Napoleon Bonaparte.
“But Catherine, my diabetes hurts!”
“Henry, you’re the king. Now shut up and go to work.”
Also, at 5,000 calories a day, is it any wonder the man was 5 feet around?
That's what a jousting injury to the face will do.
Xochitl-Czesława-Milagros-Dominica, HIE
I got to see one of his metal mail armor sets when visiting England a coupla decades ago. Not only was it YUGE as a whole, but he flattered himself greatly by having the size of the “unit” part be extraordinarily massive too lol. It was absolutely hysterical!
You mean he is 5 meters
He fell off his horse during a joust, and his horse fell on top of him, crushing his leg in the process. As a result, Due to the fact that he couldn't exercise as well, And the fact that he ate so much food and dring day afterday, Henry VIII's waist went from 32 inches to 54 inches, and by the last year of his life, he weighed about 400 pounds!
"Sire, what would you like for your dinner this evening?"
*yes*
So this is where the saying “Dine like kings!” Comes from.
King Henry: *eats*
Stalin: "In the USSR, we don't do that here."
Dark humor is like food in Soviet union
Not everyone gets it
yes we do but only i get to feast while you starve
@@josephstalin6647 *eats*
@Alexander Bogdanov "b-b-b-but what about..."
@Alexander Bogdanov lmoa I remember that survey nobody took it serious
Henry the VIII: GIT IN MAH BELLLLAY!!!
Shane Boardwell grove baby🤓
Henry VIII: I can't stop eating. I eat because I am unhappy. But I am unhappy because I eat. It is a vicious cycle.
Butler:wut your Order Majesty ???
Henry Vlll: i want two number 9..
A number 9 large
Two number six
A number 7 with extra dip
Two number 45s
And a large Ale...!!
*BIG SMOKE* : PERIOD
"All four corners of the globe"
**Confused screaming**
Well, the being a privateer in Tudor time's was a good way to get good cash. All you had to do was join a crew, raid some Spanish, Portuguese and French ship's coming home from the New World, these ships would be crammed full of Sugar, Cocoa bean's and Parrots (Polly would pocket you a pretty penny).
Why are you confused ?
@@ray-0249 the earth is supposed to be round shape so how come a circle shape planet can have a corner
Rero rero Rero rero it references a map. Four corners of the map. That’s where it comes from.
@@milkduds1001 except by that reasoning the earth only has 2 corners...
Goku would have been happy to join one of those feasts :).
Why ?
food
Haha! He would clean up the table!
Well Goku does martial arts so, he wouldn't wind up with type two diabetes like Henry the 8th here. Maybe this is why he can eat so much because of all the calories his body uses up
yes
1500s: sewing a chicken to a pig
2000s: growing a pig with chicken wings in a lab
2100: grilled flying pigs available at a KFC near you
#Mushrooms
Sounds delicious
Reminds me of a turducken!
#mushrooms?
Gurry Rurry #Mushrooms
How much?
For Henry VIII, every dinner was a Christmas dinner
wait,then what looked an actual christmas dinner like?
@@toerg2007 probably an entire pool full of turkey legs with a hot tub full of gravy
@@steelcomrade6871 I rather think a table full of turkey legs with lots of bowls full of gravy,because he was so rich :D
@@steelcomrade6871 Or maybe he just ate a few deers alone?
@@toerg2007 possible
Who else got recommended here after Oversimplified's video of
Henry VIII?
I did 😂
@@zacharybjurstrom7132 i did too
Yep.
Garmen Lin everybody they exist
Ayyyy
It's a bit ironic how the peasants in general had healthier diets than the people in Henry's court.
@@ИосифСталин-к1в what about it
@@hakai1014 Peasants had limited access to vital nutrients. It was probably less of a problem during the Renaissance, especially in contrast to the dystopian Dark Ages.
I realised I eat the same as the peasants, just that I eat fresh meat and seafood which is ironic
You know it kind of surprised me when you first said "food was a symbol of status" then followed it with "leftovers were given to the homeless." I rather expected them to throw it away rather than give peasants any ideas.
They don’t want to waste it
@@nickbuckley4371 At least they did not throw it away
Having to eat other ppls spit and body fluids.. they were just NASTY! 🤢 Why not give someone something untouched? Oh yes… poor ppl are “garbage “
@LucyDaviess honestly I would rather eat something rather then starving to death
Even though they were horrible people they were still very religious so I doubt they would waste it without any reason.
*Are you hungry to build a website?*
No I'm hungry in general after watching this video
yes
After watching this video, I'm not sure I'll ever eat again...
I'm eating pizza rn 🍕
I swear I was watching a Simple History video (The ww1 flamethrower) when the notification popped up :)
@@Username-ed6nl Lol
Wow,amazing.
What you get after eating?
Me:hypertension, diabetes, etc
I like how back in the day it was rare for someone to die from diabetes but nowadays it's just all too common.
Geechy Guy even though he ate a lot it was still healthier than what we have today lol
@@kevray Probably due to how pure all of it was made. No pesticides or antibiotics nothing sketchy done to the meat or ingredients, some of it locally made, almost nothing could be preserved, so it would all have to have been extremely fresh.
SimpleHistory: “Are you hungry?”
Me: “Not after watching THAT!!”
Notlistening I am
Other way around
I actually became a little hungry watching this.
You’re not the only one
me too :\
Yeah, I got a hankerin for fresh homemade bread...
@@wesleythomas7125 🤣🤣🤣 sounds good!
I would dine in with the food
One thing I noticed you did not mention, Henry's obesity can be attributed to an injury he received from a jousting incident. When he was a young man Henry was supposedly in very good shape, described as tall, well built and handsome. However, after his injury he could not be as active as he once was and his weight ballooned as a result.
4:30 I just imagine Henry the Vlll yelling" the turducken got nothing on me!"
"Tudo"
Meaning "everything" in portuguese xD
LMAO !
ACCB 1998 “Tudo’ and a bit more...
@@peroz1000 hehehe xD
ACCB 1998 I Speak portueguese XD
“Tudo” in my language can mean “much”, “overdose”, or “abusing the use of things for satisfaction”.
4:09
Castle:
People: *RAHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH*
xD
Waiter: Name?
Henry VIII: Henry VIII
Waiter: How many will attend?
Henry VIII: Only one
Waiter: What would you like to order?
Everyone: Just some chicken
Henry VIII: *The whole menu*
Whole town*
@@biliminsrlar5752 Whole city*
za whole warudo
@@ayyappanchithambaram4575 *whole world*
@@venusnakao5977 Nahhh to much
WHOLE UNIVERSE
I bet Henry's Chefs had a wild time cooking that food.
A British history magazine speculated some decades back that despite his huge food intake, Henry VIII suffered from scurvy, especially in the winter months when access to fruit and vegetables was limited for even wealthy northern Europeans. I think the magazine overstated its case but it is an interesting idea.
"the poor had a much less desired diet"
HE'S THE KING MY DUDE!
You forgot to add that I also devoured Pope Clement VII's career #AnglicansAssemble #HenryVIIIdidnothingwrong
This video had better pay heed to you.
I like how the groom of the stool is fearing over the food Henry is eating
When you have two meals instead of three because their big as Frick.
Modern problems require modern solutions
Aaah yes, Wilford Brimley's ancestor
*DIABEETUS* 😂
How about what did Stalin eat when he was in power?
and also what did hitler eat when he was in power and before sucide
I read Stalin's biography a while back. From what I recall, Stalin enjoyed soup and Georgian wine.
Sammyboy I’ve read Hitler was a vegetarian, did not drink or smoke, and his last meal in the bunker was cheese ravioli.
Ted Hubert Pagnanawon Crusio Well, up until the cyanide capsule with a Walther to the temple chaser he ate for dessert.
Stalin drank all the vodka which is the Soviet people power source which is why so many died of exhaustion.
Anything relating to food will make us hungry
So whenever I want to get hungry, I just watch anything with food
Preach the truth.
Ngl I'm eating my lunch while watching this makes my appetite skyrocket
Food throughout History, Such an epic topic! Great video Simple History, my compliments to the Chef!!!
"This is medieval times, we must be so polite" King Henry VIII: *shoves everything in his mouth with his hands as fast as possible*
"It was said henry was partial to marmalade"
Yeah along with everything else!
He actually didn’t like dessert that much
Paddington: *happy bear noises*
Seeing those food making me feel so hungry to eat
I have seen the kitchens at Windsor castle and Hampton Court. It absolutely astounded me how huge the ovens were, how much heat they probably produced, and how dangerous they probably were.
Henry VIII is that one friend who only comes to gatherings just to eat. Not even to talk to anyone or hangout.
It's like they are celebrating Christmas twice a day.
*Big smoke wants to know his location*
Big smoke enters the castle
Ohhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh
Copypasted
@@singlelovericarteii4944 Henry be like
"YOU PICKED THE RONG CASTLE FOOL!"
Saeid Radder Big smoke:Oh shet
0:35 that voice crack lol
Strict family: You must eat your veggies Strict family on special occasions: FEAST
Please do a video about the life of Napoleon Bonaparte.
3:46 there’s a lobster there but at the time lobsters were a lot more common and seen as poor people food to the point where they were served to prisoners
Henry's doctor: I'm sorry your highness but you have 3 days and a serious case of diabetes...
Henry: *GOBBLE GOBBLE GOBBLE*
I once read in a children's history book about the Middle Ages: "In this era characterized by famine and suffering, the feast table was a symbol of power".
This clip pretty much illustrates the point QUITE well.
Me: *Deciding whether to buy 20 pc nuggets or not*
Henry VIII: *_EATS EVERYTHING_*
He never died, he traveled to the future and became a streamer called CaseOh💀
There are several good BBC documentaries on the diet of the various classes in British society. Interestingly, they show that the diet of the lower classes (outside famine periods) was actually better for you than that of the highest classes. Their diets consisted of much higher levels of fiber, protein, and carbs, lower levels of salt and sugar, etc.
I doubt lower class diet had morr protein since meat was expensive but tne rest seems right.
@@hazzmati Take it up with the food historians who have shown that their high consumption of beans, lentils, peas, etc. provided them with more protein than the nobles gained by eating meats.
Ashley Hyatt but nobles didn’t just eat meat they also ate vegetables so your hypothesis isn’t correct. And vegetables don’t provide you with more protein than meat does
@@hazzmati Not my hypothesis. As you were told, you should take it up with the experts. Perhaps they'll change their minds for you. I'm just a reporter.
No experts ever claimed the peasants ate more protein than the nobles. You´ll have to provide sources or I´ll just have to assume you made that up.
Big Smoke: No one eats more than me
Henry VIII:
You dare oppose me mortal
*eats whole pig in 5 seconds*
Big smoke: Sad OOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO
I feel like if king Henry the VIII had a TH-cam channel, he would be the 16th century version of nikiacado avocado
No one:
TH-cam recommended : hey wanna see what a fat thicc boi ate?
No one:
A Random Guy In The Internet: hey wanna see what a stolen joke i’m using.
Haha I must leave like very original
@@markvincenttienzo6998 no
@@jimboonie9885 i was being sarcastic but ok you’re good
"What did Henry VIII eat?"
EVERYTHING!!!
2:26 it is possible for that time that water is a carrier of diseases it is because during that time maybe Europeans doesn't have sewage systems, water treatment system and proper hygene. that may lead to different waterborne diseases like cholera, typhoid, amebiasis and many more.
1:11 Henry VIII looks very happy :)
So what would you like to eat your majesty?
Henry VIII: Yes
1:15 that guy is just having a blast with that lobster XD
You guys should do a few videos on chefs and the world of cooking the French made up a side language it’s pretty interesting I am a huge fan of info infographics as well thanks for all the information
(Sees Title)
Me: Food obviously.
No one:
Simple History: What did Henry VIII eat?
From what I have heard, RR Martin based Robert Baratheon’s downward spiral on Henry.
We need this epic mukbanging battle royale:
Big Smoke vs Nikocado vs Matt Stonie vs king Henry VIII
YEAH
Before video: I just hate I’m not that hungry
After video: *F O O D*
Fun fact, his wives angered him, and he punished them severely
So he ate them as well
@@THETalesFromTheAbyss OMG HE ATE ANNE BOLEYN AND CATHERINE HOWARD!1!1!1!!11!!1!1!1!1!!1!1!1!1!!1
Cooks: How much food do you want to eat every day?
Henry VIII: yes
I have read somewhere that two meals a day, maybe with a light supper later on, used to be the norm. Certainly, with that amount of eating, Henry would hardly have needed more than two meals a day. Three meals a day is a more recent phenomenon. In his youth Henry burned off all those calories a whole lot more because he was an active man. But he couldn't do so with thrombosed legs, and he gained weight alarmingly.
1500’s: Fresh fruits and veggies are unhealthy.
Today: Eat plenty of fat-free foods that are loaded with corn syrup!
Humans: We never learn!
That explains why he was a giant tub of lard😂
And a Household full of Wine Barrels
He was actually regarded as one of the finest warriors of the day in his youth and must of been physically in shape but he had a jousting accident which injured him enough that he could do it anymore hence why he turned Into an angry fat man.
just me reminds me of a certain Game of Thrones character
2:36 WOW, according to the Money Converter £250,000 means its $318,550 in the US & a Quarter, and not to mention that He Spend A S***t Tone of ¥34,185,220.07 in Japan
3:03 so the geese is serve in the table alive and standing :O
All very true, fantastic video and animation!
King Henry VIII: *EATING INTENSIVELY*
GOUT: HELLO MY MAJESTY!
Healthy Veggies: EAT ME PLS! It's good for your health
When henry was young he exercised and played jousting games and hunting
But that ended when he had an accident on a jousting game, injuring his leg permanently
(also because of this accident, anne boleyn who was pregnant at the time had a miscarrige because she was nervous that henry could have died)
Anyone know a place to eat that can recreate his full menu?
4:51 Easter egg to the groom of the stool
Anyone else notice the Groom of the Stool in the background. He knew what was coming watching Henry feed lol
Love the sound effects 😂