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- What's the most expensive way Victorians had eggs? Victorian Antiques expert Tim Wonnacott and chef Rosemary Shrager visit Holkham Hall in North Norfolk, following in the footsteps of Queen Victoria and her royal visits.
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People say that no one remembers the awkward shit you do but 200 years later we're still talking about how the host bowed to Victoria's servants.
Mesmer ASMR Excellent point!
Make sure it doesn't get written down.
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Haha I cracked up when I read this, poor host lol
J T lol god help archaeologists that have to try and interpret people’s Facebook and Twitter posts
Did anyone else click on this video just to see the food but didn’t realize it was a whole dang documentary
Uh huh.
Yep. 🙍🏽♂️
Oh my gosh yes haha
Fast forwarded to the egg parts lol
I saw the thumbnail and I thought it looked like spaghettios and now im upset that its such a long video and the fact that I dont have spaghettios
"It's beautiful!"
Trypophobics: *screams internally*
Exactly
I can confirm I have trypophobia
@@unboxingwithbee4939 same 💀
I don’t have trypophobia, but that is the most revolting dish I’ve ever seen in my life 🤢
Oh, hell, yeah - that was my exact reaction!
The eggs look like biblically accurate angels
this is the comment i came here for
Q@
It does too. I didn't think of that but wow you are right now I can never eat one
Dont ask me why i clicked on a 28 minute video about eggs
SAME!! idk how i even got here
Why did I click on it?
Why would I do that we all did bro
Is it worth the 28 min watch?
Same... Lol! 😂
The appetizers look like Cheerios in Jell-O.
lol!
They kind of are, though. Egg cheerios, aspic, and duck liver. Duck liver and egg Jello. I'm good.
I thought they were spaghetti-os lmao
@@stuckhere4678 I too thought they were spaghettiOs. Turns out it was even more weird than I thought.
I thought they were very pale green olive slices.
This isn't the "elaborate way" she "had her eggs". This was an elaborate presentation for a pâté. I hate it when programs piss on my leg and tell me it's raining.
You know what... that's the most beautiful and intuitive way I've heard clickbate be described, bravo.
😂😂😂😂
Dunno much about aspic, but these programmes seem to make a bloody big deal out of it, sounds to me like gelatin. Savoury gelatin after consulting Wikipedia. Seems to me those eggs were overcooked to buggery, I like my yokes runny, bloody delicious, can't improve on nature. As for Foie gras I don't want to know, too brutal. Same reason I don't eat lobsters, too cruel. Lobsters are immortal, and us bunch of psychotic apes capture them, keep them in a filthy tank, then boil them alive. Fuck off. I'm no vegan, but I know when it's gone too far.
its because british linguistic is slighty different. "had" meaning ate. The elaborate way she ate her eggs. i dont see how it's clickbate....
@@ChristianaMaru3 No shit “had meaning ate”, what else is done with eggs?
is anyone else a little bit disturbed by how those eggs look
😂
It’s called trypophobia lol
🤔Not as much as watching the water dripping from his hands on the food😮...my GOD, wouldn't touch this with a ten foot pole🤐
@@michaelangel6201 back in the day if they used water...lol
@@deecomposed Wow! It's rare to actually learn something on YT. Thanks! Wikipedia: _"Trypophobia is an aversion to the sight of irregular patterns or clusters of small holes or bumps. It is not officially recognized as a mental disorder, but may be diagnosed as a specific phobia if excessive fear and distress occur. People may express only disgust to trypophobic imagery."_
The guy who is touring the house seems so gossipy 😂 “she sure had a lot to say about the children of the house” *proceeds to read victorias diary aloud*
Yes. He really annoys me. So does Rosemary, as she overreacts to everything.
Exactly- he was also the kid school who told on everyone I’m sure!
lmfaoo
Isychia - What did you expect?
xoxo
Gossip Girl
Considering these rich people liked literal pigeon feet to decorate their pigeon pie, it's no surprise they like to snack on these tadpole egg looking thing
Mrs Crocombe watchers, we know you saw this
Don't you @ me
I feel called out
*scurries back to my dark corner*
It looks like one of those weird balls people have in a basket on a table for decoration (never understood the appeal)
@@solarchaotica ok
Cuts eggs. “It’s exactly like cutting an egg.”
🤣🤣🤣
They’re so proud of themselves lmao
🤣🤣🤣
I love how she walks. Like the feet plop up and outward every little step lmao, like a real life sims character it’s adorable
Victoria: "Actually I said I wanted a scrambled egg. Sorry."
🤣
😂🤦
Lol!
PantoponRose Goato
Chef: "I quit."
This is the most impossibly British thing I have ever seen in my life. I'm saving this video because the accents are too perfect.
Agreed. Their accents are different depending on the region. I really enjoyed listening to them
So the queen basically ate very expensive Jell-O spaghettio balls from the looks of it
y e s
Not spaghettios, no red sauce was involved. It was multiple servings of foie gras enveloped by egg white and aspic. The queen apparently enjoyed this dish.
@@PattyBlock so basically what you’re saying is she liked spaghettio Jell-O balls
@@akidim13 exactly looks absolutely disgusting imo
Is everybody going to ignore her saying the princess would be amused by the balls
when the food is so bland you have to spend hours to make them into cold soggy lovecraftian shapes to impress guests
Strong seasoning fell out of favor in Northern Europe because it was said to mask the flavor of spoilage, so someone using chilies was suspected of trying to serve less fresh food than the same dish with tarragon.
@@jsalsman woooooah that actually makes sense :O thanks for sharing!
If you cut sugar out of your diet, even food you once thought bland will be absolutely brimming with flavor.
@Stella H sodium chloride was a common preservative, in which humans were in symbiosis until they discovered it does more harm than good. But for a dish like this the stuffed goose livers would have been salted if for no other reason than antibacterial. Whether the foie gras was later cooked with a potato to make sure it was sterile is another question which I think quite likely: boiling became a traditional safety measure for hygiene. So a skilled cook would have been able to season any number of potatoes to absorb the NaCl table salt used to preserve the expensive filling. But, who knows, maybe they were stuffing geese on the premises back then, anything is possible.
@@Skitdora2010 I'm not sure that's entirely true. Nobody can "cut sugar out of their diet" because most calories become glucose at some point.
Welcome to the adventures of "Why was this in my recommended?"
Lol, I thought the title was actually saying the Queen was secret giant frog or something like that
They know us too well. I mean...I stayed till the end....
@@WannbeSomeGuyWithLongHair lmao 🤣😂
I mean, it is an ad
Fr 😂
i really love that they didnt choose supermodel looking young people for this and instead chose interesting, knowledgeable, real people to host the show
you have issues
@@meyague How old are you? I sure hope you realize there's another person on the other side of the screen and talking like this to people is really quite rude. Have a good day.
OMG I am a huge Queen Victoria fan and I have no idea that this show exists until quarantine and youtube recommeneded it to me. OMG these 2 host have so much chemestry together they're amazing.
Seems like a lonely life. People constantly trying to impress you, not getting to spend time with kids your own age, and constantly having every moment of your day planned out with elaborate activities.
violinbird Yeah, Victoria had a truly awful childhood. Her mom and her “secretary” realized she was their meal ticket and controlled/isolated her constantly.
There's a reason the term "gilded cage" exists.
And, can you imagine not having any privacy at all? Like...ever?!
@Stella H Correction: meat-flavored jello.
@@PaulaLPope Well it explains why all royal portraits look grumpy or clinically depressed.
Quarantine...if someone told me 5 years ago the world wide pandemic would lead to watching boring videos I would have laughed. Now I've gained 20 pounds and want a set of copper cookware.
Yea, everyone is taking about covid 19... No one is taking about the covid 19 lbs we all gained
Me too! I went to put on my favorite jean shorts and...... wouldn't zip or button. 😕
I’ve definitely gained the COVID 19! I’m miserable, bored and eating everything in sight. The poor cat has taken to hiding under the couch in fear. 😂🐱😂
Mountain MawMaw 🤣😂🤣 you should make snacks like the egg foie gras... that will slow you down 😜
Amen to that, LOL. The immense amount of stuff I have watched, audiobooks I have listened to, it boggles the mind.
...at first I was like, "They had Cheerios back in Queen Vicky's day?"
That egg dish looks just like some of the crazy recipes inside my mother's old early 1970's cookbooks! x-D
*Places a congealed mess resembling a sinus infection on the table* "Absolutely stunning!!" "WHAT A VISION!!"
I swear at some point the english must have plated actual horseshit, dressed it with a jelly made from fish heads and garden dirt, everything ice cold naturally. And they were all trying to out gasp each other in fake amazement.
“What a vision” good or bad- we may never know
@Saudi King Volintine Ander of Arabia 🤦♂️ not surprised, they did eat of pewter as well.
😂
@@CsykKrit considering they're the same people who did their makeup with literal mercury and called it "venetian ceruse" it doesn't seem too far off
Can we talk about how the owner planted 2million trees cause he really likes trees?
Yes...Such a blessing to the surrounding environment; both visually and physically.
Yes, an astounding number! Good for him. I was impressed by that and his refusal of a title... but then of course once he had sons, he accepted the title.
Everyone should plant a tree 😄
@@MeadowDay the best words I've seen posted in a long time! God Bless you🍎
@@MeadowDay - I agree, no downside to tree planting.
25:28 it literally looks like cheerios in jello
The placebo effect is so real
I put 30 fkn pounds on this year and here i am still watching food videos. Went from a amazing physique to homer simpson. Well back to my bud lights and nachos.
Who else fast forwarded to all the egg putting together parts.
I feel called out-
It's a half hour long video about making eggs :p
Ya I fast forwarded
10:16 18:54 23:30
Y’all missed out
Why did the guy let all the water from his wet hands fall into the jelly when he did the first ball, if that's something you're supposed to eat and not just garnish?
edit:spelling
24:20 "It looks like a mosaic"
Me: It looks like cheerios LOL
Is it not cheerios?
@@rqb6731 it’s egg
That’s what I thought when I clicked on the video
When I die nobody let a middle age man delve into my personal diaries 😂😂
Is it just me or does that look absolutely disgusting
Right, no seasoning whatsoever
Its probably because I'm Slovenian but it looks delicious
I don't have trypophobia and still, that looks just disgusting.
Sarcandmasterbate Gross 🤮🤮
I didn’t think I had it, but that made my flesh crawl....ewwww!!
idk it's just annoying, seems to be a stupid meme for the next generation of idio.. I mean young people.
Sarcandmasterbate Rod ido* have it and it is absolutely frightening to look at, to me. Eek!!!! 😬😬😬😬
Look like slimy alien eggs. 👽🍳👽
How did I get here and why did I watch the WHOLE THING
I don't winder how u git here, but do winder how you watched the whole thing. I'm not half way thru and I'm moving on. It's boring.
because the brits have amazing shows
I was wondering the same thing.
Quarantine rabbit holes. 🙂
Well because is very interesting 🤔
When part of your home's entry took 20 years to construct you know you're flexing.
Them: Oh it's beautiful!
Me: *s p a g h e t t i o j e l l o*
Imagine my crestfallen face when I realized I didn’t need my frozen spaghetti-o’s for this delicacy. Nearly threw the ice cream scoop through the window! We are not amused.
Morgan Leigh LoL thank you
Cornbread Oracle bruh
Lol
🤣😂🤣😂
hahahahaha
The statement "Victorians loved to dress their food" brings to my mind the image of baked potatoes in miniature pyjamas for some reason...
Funny!!!
In Germany, there is a dish called 'Würstchen im Schlafrock' - literal translation: 'sausage in pyjamas' 😄
@@raraavis7782 We know how to do it right. Look at rouladen
Quit playing with your Mr. Potato head doll!!🤣
@@SAnn-rf3oz I had Mr. Potato Head and Kookie the Cucumber and they were very boring.
3am recommended videos: the way a queen has her eggs
Me: 🤷🏽♀️
Me after: 🙂 gunna watch more tbh
11:07 "... and then coloured with tiny bits of caution eel." What?
So, you can't use reckless eel, could you?
nice.
@@amandal5545 oh, now it makes much more sense! It bothered me all these weeks, thank you for clarification!
Cochineal, I assume. It's a red food dye made from, well, ground up red bugs. It was the red food coloring of the day though.
@@badmartialarts yes. Someone named @Amanda had written it above, but that comment is deleted.
Everything is gelatin. EVERYTHING. *shudders*
And pork feet gelatin at that. I hope they choked on it!
@@tanial.williamson8082 what is wrong about it?
I know, so disgusting. Poor little piglets.
@@Asderuki they're just vegans, don't pay attention to them.
Jeez, sorry that they didn’t have access to agar agar
Those egg things refreshed the appetite? Looking at how these egg things were made is enough to kill my appetite.
They seem so hard to digest- pig's trotters in the aspic and duck liver- oh well, I don't eat meat so I'
@@maroulio2067 you must have been raised on shit diet not to eat meat jej
it helps that it's basically 80% animal fat and 20% animal protein and during a time where today's average soda could put someone in a diabetic coma if they drank it back then, it definitely has a better, fattier flavor. It would be like eating salted butter plus jello.
@@user-jn1ts4wl1c I don't eat meat and have never been sick due to eating vegetables, while the rest of my country has had salmonella, e-coli and staph outbreaks along with other food-borne viruses nearly every month.
Quite vomit-inducing
It’s 1:20am, I have to be up by 6:00am but I’m honestly not mad... I’m entertained .
"The very elaborate way that servants eventually tried poisoning the queen"
Not wanting to come across rude but the dish looks unappetizing the holes make me feel weird...
You may have trypophobia - fear of holes. Is it just the egg dish or other similar looking things?
Yea... Super uncomfortable holes that kept making me cringe
I have some Trypophobia but love for history and absolute devotion to ancient cooking would probably make me try them out anyway
Yeah I have trypophobia and this dish makes it clear😖
"Worm-infested bull testicles on a bed of whale phlegm, Your Majesty."
I am amazed at the intricate detail. This creation is not at all appetizing to me.
Yes....looking at those little round things does give me the 'skin-geelies,' and the 'woolies!'
Tree r
Bird liver in asspick.
Same here. Impressive, but also: Yuk.
Especially when i know what it is lol
Look at that Kitchen! Even the Ritz-Carlton would be jealous 😲
I thought this was gonna talk about how the queen laid her eggs
it looks like alien eggs in swamp on a far away planet
That's what I thought too!
These brits have such an interesting way of embellishing the truth so they don’t offend.
It’s offensive.
I believe that's called lying
Tt tmQ
“It was *mined* in the 1720’s...”
What a coincidence.
I absolutely love it
What a fabulous program! I've just discovered it.
Love this show. I think I have watched almost all of them now. So fun to see where Victoria traveled and what she ate. Some of the food looks less than appetizing but it's still interesting to see.
“Lady Anne is some 49 years younger than he is! No wonder hes got a smile on his face...” ..😶
That aged badly
🤢🤢🤢
Ash A when was it good lmao,, this wasnt recorded that long ago
@Rangerous Danger I think she was 32.
@Dan Gurău The age of consent was 12 at the time Queen Victoria was 16. Does that put it into perspective?
In fact, the age of consent was only raised to 16 around 1885. I'm not advocating for sexual relations with minors.
I am only asking that we not use the standards of todays societal norms to judge and understand the societal norms of 1853. It was a different culture, with different expectations, and more rigid gender roles.
Take the musical "Gigi", which arguably has not aged well:
It includes the song "thank heaven for little girls". The main plot line (IMHO) is a 16 year old girl around 1900 must choose between a man around her age that she loves but who has not much wealth, and a wealthy 33(?) year old friend of her dad's---who is basically an uncle to her.
In the end she chooses to marry the 33 year old slimey "uncle" who has money and can provide a stable, comfortable, future for her.
And while it pisses me off that she didn't choose love over practicality, I don't honestly blame her character due to the culture she came out of at the time.
Marriage wasn't just out of love. That's largely a modern concept. It was out of practically, social status, and to form alliances.
I thought that was spaghetti o's in clear jello.
Lol
Me too 🤢
ᴹᵃʳˢʰᵃᶫ ᴸᵉᵉ ᵀʰᵉ ᴾᵘˢˢʸ ᴰᵉˢᵗʳᵒʸᵉʳ ( ͡° ͜ʖ ͡°) do not like your name line.
It sounded as though he said spaghetti hoes.
@@shananalexander9789 M
I'm pretty much obsessed with the chef-dude's accent, dripping with attitude 🤣
That food looks horrendous! It's so interesting that in many different countries throughout history the aristocracy ate bland pretentious crap like this whilst the peasants ate more pleasant, hearty and nutritional meals. I'm imagining the crude roast and boiled meats, pastries, broths, fresh bread, shepherds' pie etc that the servants' families would've been eating after they'd spent the day cutting soggy boiled egg yolks into tiny rings for their 'betters'
... Few lower class people could afford to eat beef everyday, whether they lived in an urban or rural location.
The food you're imagining is what middle class people ate.
@@gangurobitch I'm not a massive history buff so maybe I've romanticised it all a bit in my imagination. Surely even the grim pottage and stews with lentils or barley and bones and vegetables would be better than this bourgeois horror though
my god, he said it tasted stunning. Its egg with jello.
...And fatted duck liver...
Mmmmmm. JjjjjjjEeelllllooooo
Isn’t that what egg whites taste like anyway?
He's being polite to someone who made him a meal.
If the stock used for the aspic is good I could see it being ok, I like foie gras.
Looks like Cheerios cereal to me...
Good eye, looks gross to me like brains, science project, not something I would want to eat even though I love pate', it just looks off putting.
get in - I wouldn’t want it, though I used to love a good paté. I was really happy to find that lentil paté tastes very much like a more clean tasting paté, even more delicious than the paté I used to love in my younger days. I don’t miss liver or any other type of meat! ☺️
@@lottatroublemaker6130 yay, a vegan
Sean - Plant Based, actually... 💚🌱🧑🎤🍀✅
@@lottatroublemaker6130 which means you're a vegan...
I got creeps vibes from that dude who "escorted" her to her room.
You can honestly tell by the dude's face he's enjoying himself too much on this commentary.
“Tis’ fairly pretty”
The most English sounding sentence I’ve ever heard
tiss faerlie puh-ritteh
I could see Emmy from Emmymadeinjapan make the duck aspic egg dish 😂
If you suggest it, you know she gonna be makin it!
Ohhh, yes. Some need to get her on this. I want an honest opinion of the taste.
Yesssss!
@emmymadeinjapan please make these!!!!
💯
Was I searching for this content? No.
Am I disappointed? Quite the opposite.
This was incredibly interesting!
Narrators: heavy breathing - over annunciation - bombastic prattle - heaving breathing - "Charrrrrrrming"
I'm watching this going, "Who came up with the idea for that food? And why?"
I find the alabaster more beautiful than marble
It's gorgeous, but why didn't the men that quarried it keep track of the movement of the stone. It doesn't look like they even tried to match up the patterns on the wall. It can be done and has been done quite masterfully in other palatial homes.
Alabaster. His wife's pretty disagreeable, too.
@Barbara Mulvaney alabaster, like marble, comes in a lot of colours.
That dish would probably make me feel like I was eating a Christmas ornament.
the longer it takes to just plate and more the food is touched, the more expensive it is. I don't like my food touched so much.
I was thinking the same thing
Looking at that food like...
Them: "Stunning, beautiful, a vision."
Me: ...wtf that looks so weird, I hate it.
Indeed!!!! give nightmares.😣😣😣
Hello, can someone make me to understand what's going on here?
I know right? It's looks like alien food.
THANKS, I HATE IT 😂
Brits
this reminds me of my neighbor cutting her kids spagettios because she didnt like them round. Threw a fit if she found a round one.
what an idiot, it was just buying pasta that is some strips;
My kids just wouldnt get any spaghettios after a fit like that.
These people like this is so time consuming, Croissants take over 14 hours to make also yall never smoked a brisket before 10-14 hours pluss resting. 30 minutes is not rilly that long
you're not working on a croissant for 14h though………
The way I could smell this palace when he opened the doors
Yeah he didn’t plant any trees he said I want trees and his “servants” planted trees
The menu isn't exactly to my liking, but I can appreciate al the effort that went into preparing it.
For sure!
I'd hand them a box of cereal and a carton of milk and proclaim....'here's your breakfast.'
It very much appeals to me!
Me too. I don't believe I'd enjoy the food but it's so detailed
@Vee Kee the Royal boot!
Did'nt the Amercian 1950's do this type of food called jello molds. Everything but the kitchen sink was put into Aspice.
Aspic came back in the fine dining later on as well. Bourdain wrote about it when relating his early days. My mum still makes beef en gelee every year at holidays AND tomato aspic
I thought the thumbnail was just SpaghettiOs glued together
I thought it was Cheerios in jello 💀
I find the chef Guy has a very charming way of speaking, voice and accent.
I've seen him on several shows, he's so great💞
no not at all!????????? lol
He is amazing and I would fight in his honor
Coming from a American from Philly specifically, i have to agree 😂😂
It’s insane the lengths people who hosted the royals had to go to. For a 2-day visit? Lordy!
I would assume a nice meal and good clean accomadations for Royal visit.. but they go beyond for them in UK. Glad I am American.
@Dr. M. H. There was an almost religious belief that royalty could heal you and bring you luck and such. Hence the kissing babies thing.
@Dr. M. H. It's no different then the way fans act around celebrities nowadays. Most of them could care less about the majority of their fans and yet they still scream and defend them like mad.
@@YingofDarkness Agree. I can't understand why people think fawning over celebrities and gods as normal and acceptable but doing the same towards royalties, nobility, and the like are considered old fashioned and idiotic.
this makes me feel like we don’t cook to eat but we eat to cook.
I didn’t expect to watch all of this but it made me realize how much food has an influence on culture and lifestyle of a time period. Not only that, but how the aristocracy establishes trends that can last up to 50, 60 years. Really interesting!
I read about the young Victoria's exhausting travel schedule as her mother trundled her around the country to show her off to the people as their future queen. The travel in carriages wasn't comfortable either. She came to hate it all and was always exhausted. She just wanted to go home and rest. I hate staying at other people's houses, or even visiting them.......you can't sleep in and you have to get dressed and act like a civilized human being.......
The bonus of it all is she got free food, free accommodation. She probably partied alot at these different estates anyway. So it probably wasnt all bad. I would say the down side to it all is when she had to share a bedroom with her mother the Duchess of Kent, who was incredibly protective of her for years.
@@jamescarlton6016 Once a week visiting all these places might be manageable, but traveling long distances to a different one every day is too much. Then she had to face a huge reception and speeches and a tour of the house and then a formal dinner while so tired she could hardly stay awake. I would hate that.
@@jamescarlton6016 Partying while her over controlling mother was beside her? Ok.
@Barbara Mulvaney -- No horsing around with that handsome groom from the stables.
@@jamescarlton6016 The older princess/queen was a partier. She stayed up late and danced. Albert, however, did not not like the late hours and wanted to go to bed much earlier.
No idea why I read that as 'The Very Elaborate Way Queen Victoria LAID Her Eggs.'
I want to see the sequel "Queens Eggs Hatch on Time" 🤣
Me, too the second!
Ikr
Wow so those rumors might be true
I laughed so much at your comment, probably a little too much 🤣
I would love to try this dish. I'll make it one day, when I have a fortnight to spare.
OMG. Elegant. 🙂
"We won't use actual foie gras but it'll taste just as good"
Me, as a french guy who knows what foie gras is: "Yeaaaah suuuuuuure just as good :D"
Ash Grey liver without the cruelty...I imagine it tastes less diabetic...
@@beastshawnee cruelty makes it taste better. I need to feel the sorrow of the goose *evil laughter with foie gras crumbs falling on my shirt*
@@HashGray give it a hint of despair trust me it'll taste so much better
Meanwhile Victorian work houses have children dying of starvation. Disgusting
@Dr. M. H. I know, so selfish. Imagine poor Queen Victoria having to pass these plebs with their bare feet, starving babies and the stench of death!! Would put her right off those fancy eggs🤮
@Dr. M. H. I'm sorry Sir (walkng backwards, tipping my forelock) Please forgive me kind Sir, I didn't mean to put my backside on your boot kind Sir 😜
There was no victorian work houses at this time😛
@@mot13ymotley55 They started construction for most work houses in 1835 and she was on the throne 1837. They were in operation right through her reign. The clues in the title Victorian work houses!!!! My family were "residents" not sure where you get your info, but it certainly wasn't from History books!!!
@Dr. M. H. @cat That was just great I loved your back and forth lol very entertaining in a sad yet defiant way. :)
"You can see everything!" Looks through the most narrow window ever.
Hello, attention please
When I first saw the little circles out of the molds, I thought they were covered in Cherrios ;) !!!
If it took all that effort just to make her eggs, I wonder what the rest of the queen's meals looked like and how long it took to make them
When I think about how much the food gets handled, it puts me off now.
Yea literally every little piece was manhandled 😂
people in the comments saying "haha quarentine made me watch this boring video about eggs and speed forward haha" and im?????? so sad??????? this is so interesting! the little children that got victoria to breakfast???? lovely, when he bowed to the servants? hilarious, how can this be boring?
am i really just a history nerd---?
They came for the eggs, they will watch for the eggs
Honey, its okay. I love history too.
I loved this video!
they all know what they’re here for and you don’t have to make a deal of it, there’s nothing wrong in thinking something is eye catching and then expecting that thing
can we just eat food like normal lol
Simply fascinating!
Great upload. Cheers.
Do you think there was ever a Victorian that took one look at a typical over done bedroom and said that they wanted clean lines and minimalistic look? And were they then shot?😁
Well there have been peasants who were given fancy, scarcely used rooms at inns due to the shortage of cheap rooms, who felt so uncomfortable about being on the decorated bed that they slept on the floor instead.
Why would they get shot 💀
Lzy G Ouch
They would get shot because the upper class would think them weirdos for not loving the very crowded rooms and decor that the upper class had and the lower classes would wish to imitate. Someone going against the norm by having a very minimalist interior would not make any sense to them and they would probably be considered asylum material.
Back then it was less about what individual people wanted and more about what the fashion signified. In the Victorian period, the industrial revolution made it so that regular people could afford to buy items to decorate their house, whereas before they would have had very little, thus causing them to want to show off as many of their possessions as possible.
Nothing about that dish made me go "ooo stunning" I'd probably throw up 😂😂
Adore this series! How many eggs would have been created? Imagining dozens!! And more information about the Princesses performance please. Would she have sung as a soloist for all who had gathered? Remarkable stories!!
Rossini was Victorian era pop music. Got it. Her parents must have hated the noise.
Imagine how thin and healthy those servants during that era 😂 this place is so huge and big. Gym wasn’t needed back then 🤣
I am an historian just as my father was. It always amazes me how historians speak as though they are the people they are speaking of!
Thomas Cook?! Oh lord! Thats a low cost airline! They named it after the old man who likes young women
I would just slapped some Cheerios on those ball things . Lol 😆