What Wyatt Earp Typically Ate In A Day
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- čas přidán 5. 08. 2024
- Life in the Wild West might have attracted a lot of people, but it doesn’t sound like the ideal life for a foodie. Options were often limited, but some people were still able to eat pretty well. Wyatt Earp’s life has been portrayed in all kinds of films, books, and TV shows over the years, but what did the man eat on a daily basis?
After you get the obvious Tombstone frozen pizza joke out of the way, you’ll find that Earp actually had the opportunity to eat well, from steak and salmon to all kinds of world cuisine. Let’s take a look at what Wyatt Earp typically ate in a day.
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Do you think you'd survive in the Wild West?
Grunge for how long? lol
no the food is never clean i will need a lot of alcohal to consume my food
Grunge
Nope, I need my physc meds and usually a shower. I have a messed up shoulder too and I take some Ibuprofen a few times a week to deal with it. Unlike a hot shower too, screw the old west.
@@aaronburratwood.6957 bath is not enough too
Not for long, I’d have to leave soon and travel back to mine own time.
I’m soooo glad you let us all in on it. I always wondered what he ate.
I have a cookbook with recipes from Tombstone and what is impressive is how hard people worked in restaurants to deliver first-class food which was shipped in from cities like Denver and San Francisco. If you could afford it, you ate well.
I would never have thought the wild west cuisine was that diverse. Thx for the info.
That was Awesome when I saw Red River Ranch Chuck Wagon
I like some of that Cowboy Kent Rollins cooking, yes I do
Thanks.
That was very interesting.
I keep thinking of the campfire scene in the movie Blazing Saddles. 😂
Arguably the finest comedy movie ever made... No ethnic group was spared.
Back in the 1980s I used to go to the New Mexico gun shows every few weeks. Before I was old enough to buy guns I used to buy old west documents. I was a poor student so I would buy something, read it, then sell or trade it on for something different. Anyways, I ended up with a young girl's diary.
I had to trade it off but that particular diary stuck in my mind. Her name was Beatrice, she was 12 and 13 in the diary I had. Her family moved to Tombstone so her father could work in the silver mine. She wrote about seeing Wyatt around town. I think she was kinda star struck because she wrote about hearing he was in town. Every time she saw him she described what he was wearing and where he went. One time she ran into him at the Ice Cream parlor. lol She wrote several pages about making eye contact with him and him tipping his hat, holding the door for her and calling her Mam. That appeared to be the highlight of her young life.
I really regret selling that diary off. At the time I thought it was neat but the first hand accounts of Wyatt Earp made it on the expensive side. I paid lots for it and I had to sell it off if I wanted to continue my hobby.
I am a woman and Beatrice's story stuck in my mind. I couldn't imaging being a young girl in the old west. Unfortunately I forgot her last name. A few years ago I tried to see if I could find any other info on her and her family. I believe she passed away just before the gunfight. The last few pages in the diary say she wasn't feeling well and I know she would have written about the gunfight if she was alive and well.
I have gone through all the records I can find but I have no last name and can't find any evidence if a 13 yo Beatrice. If anyone out there has access to, or knows of any school or church records from Tombstone that may lead to a last name/her father's name, I would be very grateful if you could help me get more info. I am not into old documents anymore but this young girl's story stuck in my mind and I kinda picked it up again being stuck at home with the coronavirus thing. If possible, I would kind of like to learn her fate. There is no Obit for her, there is no Beatrice of the right age in the graveyards so I am not sure she died.
Any info?
Any ideas where else I may look?
I am stuck without a last name.
I can't imagine there was more than one 13 yo Beatrice in 1881 Tombstone. There has got to be a school roster, church records or something that could lead to more info.
Take care everyone!!
shananagans5 Good luck to you on your quest & I hope you find what you're looking for. I just enjoyed reading your memories of the diary & Beatrice. There must be a few historians that specialize in the town of Tombstone. It might require you to take a vacation to Arizona, when possible. My sister lives in Tucson & she says Tombstone is only about 20 minutes East. Please let us know if you find out anything more, thanks.
U bore. Me
I wish you the best ! Very interesting story, to say the least, can you imagine seeing through her eyes at that time and place ?
Try looking under "Find a grave" for the towns nearby. This has been a great resource for me over the years. good luck.
Maybe when things open up you can check your local library.
"What Wyatt Earp Typically Ate In A Day"
Mrs Earp?
Nah bro, she was too doped up on laudanum. Maddie Blaylock though, that's another story! 😋
Wyatt Earp operated a shooting gallery and saloon in 1890's San Diego CA red light district known as the stingaree. He was a business man and a legendary lawman.
According to Tombstone, he ate room service
Loved this coming from Texas! We are the WEST! So interesting! 🙌
Wyatt loved ice cream? What flavor?
He preferred huckleberry
@@Last_Chance. 😂👍
Sounds like people generally ate more healthy than people today. No fast food garbage back then....just fresh recognizable meat unlike today with fast food mystery meats....
In a twist of irony, Americans nowadays eat Tombstone pizza.
I wonder if Wyatt stopped for ice cream on his way to the OK corral?
You didn't tell me anything I haven't learned from playing the Oregon trail game....
cool, I'd like to see more videos about the old west. the Wild West.
As many others here have already said........ if you're going to use his clip, do a Cowboy Kent Rawlins vid!
And he lived out his oldster days in a little house in Edendale(Now Silver Lake), Los Angeles, CA.
Can imagine ice for making ice cream in SE Arizona without refrigeration would be a tough negoiation.
So I guess I'm distantly related to Wyatt Earp's wife. My last name (Blalack) and her last name (Blalock) are just corrupted versions of the same thing - Blacklocke. I've done a lot of ancestry research but basically just straight back through direct descendants and not their siblings - which I assume she was. On a side note, I'm supposedly fairly closely related to Willie Nelson too. I actually had like a great-great uncle of the same name, but _the_ Willie Nelson is a little further back. The story goes that, basically, I had a great-great grandpa with the surname Neilson whose last name was corrupted to Nelson when he moved to America from Sweden and it's one of his many siblings that Willie Nelson is descended from. Not that anyone cares - just sharing a tangent.
So you are related to your wife. Interesting and scary at the same time.
@@TheHaratashi What? I said Wyatt Earp's wife. And technically, I guess everyone who is married is related to their spouse by marriage...
1:42
WHAT DID YOU JUST CALL ME?!
C'mon, if you're going to use a clip of Cowboy Kent at 1:18 , you could at least plug his youtube channel.
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For real!
Kent rollins is legit
czcams.com/users/krollins57 👍
I actually visited Wyatt and Josephine Earp's grave site in South San Francisco a few months ago. They actually share one tombstone so they are united even in the next life. (BTW, who would have thought Wyatt's middle name is Berry Stapp?)
Good video....thank you for sharing
Since a high sugar diet wasn’t common back then I might be inclined to have some rocky road before I got into a shoot out
For that extra edge
I still don't know what he ate in a day. You didn't say. You just told us about food that might have been available.
wHICH WAS WHAT HE ATE IN A DAY.
@@jamesaritchie1 No it didn't tell that to us at all.
THE ANSWER IS MRS. EARP
What seems to me to resemble Joel McCrea, one of my favorite actor, both in face and stature.
Hard tac is pretty good actually. Salty. Crushes and mixes well with bacon.
Never gave it a second thought what he ate any day.
I paused at 1:27 and thought, "Isn't that actor Joel McCrea, old-time movie actor?"
What nobody wondered ever.
It has been on mind all my life .
Sam Sum 😂😂😂
i DID.
Then why are you here?
😂😂😂
Now all I can picture is a bunch of cowboys excitedly talking and giggling about stopping for ice cream on the way to their big gunfight...😆🤠
Just imagine what someone like Doc Holiday could have done with double stack glocks or Springfield XDs in .40 S&W or .45acp; especially if he went “full Z-Poc” and had two on the hips and two in shoulder holsters...56 plus rounds of ammo without reloading....
Kinda running out of good ideas for videos aren't we, Erp was fond of banana runts too.
Read any nook written by laura Ingalls Wilder she'll tell you all about the food common to the day and then some. Theres also a cookbook
No mention of Wyatt’s love for beans. Hence the nickname “Quiet Burp.”
3:00 Tom Hanks, is that you? 🙂
IV been to Old Tuscan. They did a shoot out n it was fun!! Saloons etc.
Makes me think of red dead redemption 2 when you stock up on beans and smokes before going hunting for weeks
Whyatt Earp is my landlord's Great Great Grandfather, she says. I believe her..lol cuz she is mean af.
She lie.. he had no children.
@@thothmysteryseeker1126 😱
@@thothmysteryseeker1126 OMG. It was Kit Carson..muh bad. She is mean af. Thnx..😳😀
Wyatt Earp had no children.
@@triciaaw4539 Probably had a few of what they called “bastards”
I think that the closest fresh salmon available in Tombstone, Arizona, in the late 19th century would have come from Monterey, California. Maybe oysters came from the Sea of Cortez in Mexico. So how did fresh seafood reach Tombstone in an edible condition when Wyatt Earp lived and worked there?
@The Beast That's a possibility because according to Wkipedia a French scientist discovered dry ice on the first half of the 19th century. But the se article says that a U.S. patent for commercial dry ice was not issued until 1924. Was dry ice commercially availability in the U.S. during the last two decades of the 19th century?
@The Beast It was a good guess, though. And I suspect that you might be right.
Not only were there chemical refrigeration systems in use since the 1860s or earlier, ice was also harvested, shipped, stocked and stored across most of the US to prosperous enough towns to have it. You could get a cold beer in Tombstone and drink it with seafood shipped on ice or in packer cars. The rail system greatly expedited shipping to any areas it pass through or adjoined. You could have something expedited from NYC to the southwest in a matter of days.
how did you keep ice cream?
Food they ate sounds delicious. I like to eat Ice cream also, I wonder if the Ice cream back then was rich and flavorful.
Carol Driehorst I actually had that thought since I can remember. I went to a dietitian several years back. I was eating processed food, of course it was part of my weight gain.. anyways she introduced me to Organic food, the one that came naturally back then in 1800’s I ate all organic..you should see the difference between Organic and processed food. No wonder organic food is costly, because it’s made slow and all natural. I also ate some organic buffalo. It has a great taste.So I bet ice cream was awesome back then.
@@aaaeee2862 Agree, whole foods that are organic are the best , try to eat that as much as possible.
Carol Driehorst I will 👍 Thanks
Wyatt *Urrrrrp* .... oh, excuse me.
Of alll the actors who portrayed
Wyatt Earp in films, I think Kevin Costner bore the closest resemblance.
Wyatt Earp? He makes me burp.
You make me f-rt.
Ranchhand/ Cowboy....Gene Hackman look alike..check it on..1:20 pause
So they showed up at the OK Corral with ice cream cones in hand?
They ate oysters? In Tombstone, AZ?! I don't know but it sounds fishy.
Cowboy Kent!!! He’s awesome!
My grand Mother was related some way to Wyatt
He bone her ???
The American diet hasn't changed that much!!
How did they keep the ice cream frozen to ship or serve? They had that technology back then?
Block ice, transported and stored in sawdust insulated double walled boxes, usually zinc lined.
Thank you. I can now die a happy woman. I know what Wyatt Earp ate.
So in the old west city dwellers were eating food and from sounds of it thier diets were better than the average person of today!
I always assumed he ate food, sustenance of some kind.
Oysters???! How would they keep them fresh?
And Skittles. Don’t forget the Skittles.
Mesquite, you get mesquite beans you have flour, you have flour you have tortillas, get a cactus now you have a cactus taco, get some monte chilis and water you will have salsa. You get a prickle pear, you have fruit and chew some mesquite beans and you have candy.
Should have called it what was available for Wyatt Earp to eat if he chose to...
Cant go wrong with ice cream.
He also ate tombstone pizza
The West was not wild,
It was our home where we would raise our families and do what was needed to survive. The white man brought wildness with him. Sitting Bull
@James and just like that history in a nutshell.
Grunge....Reaching LOL
You've forgot to mention he was a horse thief to
Same second name
And MY POO POO PLATTER COMBO!!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍
00:10 That is some quality frikkin' beef. Where's the fat and the gristle? In the dogs' bellies, where it belongs.
And now the hell would you know? Were you alive during that time?
Did he burp? Lol!
Yah but what did Elbert Eckstone eat ?
Doughnuts.
Fin.
short answer, ice cream
HARD TACK OR SEA BISCUITS CAN STILL BE PURCHASED ..BASICLEY IT IS A LARGE SALTINE CRACKER
Wyatt Earp buried at Colma CA. City of the dead. Known for Spanish flu of 1918
For Back then this guy ate like a rich man.
RAISINS??, YEAST??, ALCOHOL???.
Wyatt would have liked me
Beef, beans and biscuits. Washed down with strong, black coffee no cream, no hazelnut, caramel Starbucks. Real food. I could live back then. Yeah. Check out Cowboy Kent Rollins channel. He has great stuff.
In days without freezers, how did they make and keep ice cream? Also, I wonder if they made son of a b%$#@ stew in Tombstone. I heard they made it in the old west.
I think they made it with ice and salt and would get ice from an ice house. That's how original ice cream machines worked. Cream, sugar and fruit (or whatever flavor you wanted) go in a bucket that sits inside another bucket that's full of ice and salt and there's a hand crank to keep it moving. As far as storing it, Idk if they could. I know they couldn't at first. They would've had to make the ice cream to order.
Youve got no idea what he ate. Its not documented..so your guessing based on the food around at that time
I am really glad that this video didn't allow any pertinent, interesting information to stand in the way of it being shitty.
You don’t actually find out what he ate in a day just so you know
The Law enforcement agency that took your guns
Why am I watching this? I'm tired.
Wyatt didn’t drink....there you go researching your topics again 😂
Tell me again what he ate,...........I must've missed it.
Who tf is wyatt derp?
He is on my mom's side of the fam
My Grandfather, my Dad's Dad, was born in 1870 and passed years before I was born. My Dad was 38 years old when I was born and Grampa was 53 when my Dad was born. Grandma was about 20 years younger, I remember trying to play an old pump organ she owned. I would have loved to have talked to him. My Mother's parents born 1893 and 1899. Maybe soon I will start a CZcams channel and share more. God bless you all.
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Lies! Everyone knows he lived on Airheads and Doritos!
Not Sure, don’t forget Hostess Cupcakes
Is it true Wyatt Earp earned his reputation by, when hearing there were 'baddies' in town,and he would sneak up behind them and shoot them in the back? I was told this by an Australian actor who worked in movies in the US.
No.
He was a actor. Like most stupid.
Wyatt Earp makes me burp...
You make me f-rt.
Damn..who cares?..how do they even know..did they talk to him lately?..and not gumbo..that's only in south louisiana..
What no pizza delivery? No thanks
Why?? 😑
So same as 99% of the world today
I can imagine how expensive ice cream, let alone ice. Cost in Tombstone. The cost to ship it, had to of been high.
Come on Wyatt we'll be late to the gun fight just hold on a bit I don't know if I want nuts on My ice cream hey Doc you want chocolate or vanilla.