The Surprising Origins of Your Favorite Desserts
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- čas přidán 1. 03. 2023
- Weird History Food wants to serve you some delicious Dessert Origins. Desserts around the world have come a long way since they were first made. Dainty versions of well-known desserts stand out in the windows of patisseries, and multiple flavor variations are experimented with to replace the standard chocolate and vanilla.
#desserts #foodhistory #weirdhistoryfood - Zábava
"I'm going to invent a product so my wife can enjoy something she's normally allergic to." is pretty wholesome.
"I loved her to the point of invention." - Sarah Ruhl
Waht a chad
Right? I really liked that story :)
My parents just tried to use my food allergies to kill me!
Cringe
We used to call my Mom's custard ' General Custard's last flan', because try as she might, it always came out looking like it had just lost a battle.
😆 🤣 😂
This comment made my day.
Omg. Yes!! 🤣🤣
BaaDoomShaa.hhhh!New Message'll be here all week! Let’s hear some 👏👍
Good one. Very funny.😅
My favorite dessert: Cheesecake. It's fun to make, comes in a million varieties, is open to experimentation and is one of the easiest desserts to make low carb without ruining it. (I'm diabetic.)
Second Favorite: Alton Brown's Peach Upside Down Cakes.
Cheesecake is my favorite dessert too!!!
I would love to see videos on the weird history of pasta, orange juice, pickles, and/or potato chips! :)!
These desserts sure look awesome. It's even more fascinating to learn more about their origins.
Ok boomer
I seen here a bunch of pictures from Tasting history with Max Miller youtube videos. Even you guys din't mensioned him i just recommend his channel to all who intrestid in deep history of foods.
This is fun to learn about the history of our favorite foods
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Have you done the history of brownies? I’m curious how they came to be. I prefer them to cookies any day.
This narrator does a great job, but I prefer the regular dude.
The dessert video needs a woman narrator. It's kinda sexist.
She needs her own writer. She's trying to deliver his narration humor and it just doesn't land.
@@THEanovahlol you are delusional
Pavlova is very much a Christmas dessert in Australia. Our Christmas is our summer & our summer's are scorching so aswell as our Christmas lunch & dinner being mostly cold salads, prawns, cold ham & cold chicken with pav to follow as it's light & fruity that mixes well in our climate with a few cold beers. Us Aussie's & our sibling rivals across the "ditch" the Kiwi's are typical sibling rivals as we argue with each other over everything from sport to dessert. Doesn't matter who "invented" the pav coz it's bloody yummy
I hate pavlova it’s the worst thing about Christmas lol as a New Zealander you can have that disgusting sweet desert 😅
EEEY, my favourite dessert is not there! 😃
(A Tiramisù origin story would actually be pretty interesting I think)
I have no problem with voice but I 100% prefer The Regular Guy
When I was growing up, my parents' version of rice pudding was just rice with cinnamon and sugar. (And they served it for breakfast). It was really filling , and always kept me going until lunch. Did anyone else have this experience, or was it just me?
My mom would make it with rice butter sugar and milk
I've had that! It's really good :D Kind of has an "oatmeal" consistency to it.
@@joshuafletcher598 Mmmm
@@RedRoseSeptember22 quite
I’ve made that for myself. I refer to it as poor man’s rice pudding.
I can't bear hearing "macaRONE" ..... it's "macaRON." 😂
Not to be confused with the other cookie, macaroon...lol
@@TH-hy9kr thank god! Someone gets it on this thread ❤️
A+ video!
There is so much history to these foods, it really brings new meaning to them.
exactly
But where was The Voice? Good episode, but the whole time I'm like, this isn't what I ordered, maam.
@@andrewweaver2517 It is very unusual having another narrator.
the man that made custard for his wife is (heh) sweet
6:18 "But no one cared and the product was a failure" LOL
What the heck is with the eggs being thrown at our crucified Lord!! That absolutely disgusting!
Thank you!!! Unsubscribed. Not doing it, not putting up with that.
Also, I love macarons! They’re sweet, light, and chewy. I especially like them paired with cake and ice cream. :)
Say, can you make a video on the history of boba tea? I’d love to get your take on it. :)
Another great video! Wish I had someone to fetch me some fresh snow when I get hot.....
I haven't had rice pudding in years. I gotta get on that soon
@naturekid1335, same here. The first time I had it was in 2nd grade, when I celebrated Columbus Day and Pilgrims. It was so good but I don't remember what was in it.
Where is the guy?
taking a break
Narrator: "...and shortbread rounds..."
me: the actor who played Short Round's up for an Academy award, and he's been interviewed a lot lately --
Narrator, with accompanying photo: "...which sounds like the name of a kid who should be hanging out with Indiana Jones..."
Shout out to Max Miller from Tasting History. I knew most of these already🤣
Life's too short. Eat dessert first.
i do not like this narrator. her zingers just never lands like the og guy
I just ate ,this made me more hungry than it had any right to.
Macarons are not over priced, there are expensive because they are extremely difficult and time consuming to make.
For what you get, they're overpriced. Just an oversized Oreo? Meh...
@@Heike-- not even oversized,Oreos definitely got more stuff
They're just coconut and condensed milk
Clearly no one in the comments has ever tried to make macaroons. Took me almost a dozen tries to get them decent looking. No one gets them right on the first try 🤷♀️ plus they’re made of almond flour which is significantly more expensive than whatever shit they put in ‘Oreos’ 🙄
@@strawberrycherrybaby You mean macarons. Macaroons are the coconut ones.
My grandmother liked shortbread cookies; she called all shortbread cookies Lorna Doones, after the store bought brand
Mom makes macaroons ("crinkle cookies") every Christmas
Sweet potato pie is my favorite
Love seeing draymond make the end of the warriors run even more fun to watch.
Always love this channel
What an interesting video! 🤔I love all these desserts especially apple pie since I just had it for dessert! 😂 I want to learn how to make Macrons some day, challenge myself! 😉
Thanks for this! 🍰 #WeirdHistoryFood #FoodHistory #Desserts
Not my narrator
What no crumble? Heathens! I bloody loves apple crumble and custard I does. Sunday roast at pub just has to end in crumble, it's sacrilege if it doesn't. PS. Where's the clotted cream? It's St. Piran's Day and we must respect our Cornish friends.
Ha ha! The moment I heard about ice being expensive, I remember that skit from “The Simpsons” when Apu hired some people to get him some ice. Just a thought. Nice video, by the way! :)
I am an American and when it comes to Cheesecake I say God bless the Greeks🇺🇲🇬🇷
You've made an enemy of both Australia and New Zealand this day.
I think only Australia since they ignore the 1922 book Australian home cookery by Emily Futter contained a recipe for "Meringue with Fruit Filling". This is the first known recipe for a food entirely resembling the modern pavlova, though not yet known by that name.
But let’s not look at obscure texts like Wikipedia… (and before anyone attacks Wikipedia, the page has the source to a peer reviewed paper from 2010).
The Pav is pure kiwi!
A bit jarring for that Bill Cosby pic to pop up and the words “and it giggles” 5:32 being spoken simultaneously😬 yikes
Seriously, why include it? Smh
My favorites are cheesecake and apple pie.
Mmmm interesting and Sweet history 💙
Would you replace the crucifixion scene at 0:31 with something else? Hey, that just wasn't funny and is so not cool. I still liked everything else in the video!
why would they remove it? lol
Where's the cool old style guys voice?
I have a tin of Bird's Custard Powder in the cabinet right now.
When making flavored snow; don't gather the yellow snow.
So many people talk about New York Cheese Cake. I am not really a fan. I for years my mom had a cheese cake recipe and only in the last couple of years did I learn its called Washington Cheese Cake. I use crushed Oreos instead of graham crackers and its so good.
This stuff is fun to learn.
my favorite desert happens to be Weird History Food
I'm French, and I've never heard of macarons with fillings.. or flavors, for that matter; they're just colored puffed up versions of the religious wafers
Try leaving France once in a while, they're quite common.
@@Heike-- I'm not one of those fake French from France
@@MigoKazan I've had tons of macarons, they're one of my favorite cookies. They're always colored and filled. Yet I've never been to your country. Maybe try leaving France for a while, you sound really ignorant. What you said sounds like something an American would say.
So you’re not actually French. Bc they’re literally on every corner in France.
Wow!! Had no idea apple pies originated from England, & that the only apple native to the U.S. is the crab apple!! Macarons remind me of pretty patties! 😂😂😂
This video is so sweet to watch
good video
Doctor Who - fish fingers & custard!!!! Loved that scene
Love you guys more this is peack to me.
I would love to see a video about the origin of pasta
"... the overly priced and difficult to make macaron was born!"
Difficult to make _pretty._ If you don't give a shit about them being perfect, they're super easy to make.
Every single time I try eating Macaron I experience sharts for the rest of the darn day.
I had to eat sorbet instead of ice cream as a kid. Lactose intolerant. When yogurt shops opened, it was a muscle food to me.
I love macarons... so light and delicious! I like macaroons too, but macarons are a thousand times better! I like cheesecake, but very much prefer the light and fluffy variety instead of the dense, heavy, and rich kinds.
I'd love to see the history of tiramisu and meringue
6:00 - Ironic, considering it’s the date dessert of Utah because of how cheap it is. Got to feed all those kids!
A lot of yummy deserts there
I would also be interested in a video exploring why everyone hates Arby’s so much🤣
Because it's disgusting.
Is it hated? The one near me seems to get plenty of business lol.
Have you been there recently? 😅
Don’t have Arby’s where I live so thank you for letting me know! I’ve always been curious🤣🤣
I actually this voice girl talking about food, its pleasant
I have a very sweet tooth so this video is perfect for me 😊
Liked the one about the pavlova. I come from New Zealand but honestly I don't get hung up on the origin of it. It tastes nice, who cares about what country it originally came from.
Unfortunate that Cosby is associated with Jello. Smh But, no one can see into the future.
I'd like to learn more about: tapioca; peanut butter cups; s'mores; cinnamon toast... I have no doubt I'll have more for this list.
Okie-dokie.. I must be hungry, this is the 3rd video about food I've viewed.
Amaretti ship around the world no problem so I'm not sure fragility is the reason. Also they don't use almonds, they actually use apricot or peach kernels.
I love sweet food
Odd mocking the crucifixion of Christ image just for clip art for the "Roman's used eggs" commentary. A religious figure for a good percentage of the globe.
I thought it was strange as well…..
Agreed
Take it up with the Romans, they did that and a lot worse to Jesus.
had a "wait, what?" moment when i saw it, and i'm not a Christian.
Very poor taste for a food channel. Pun intended.
So in the intro you mention cronuts.....but then never talk about them. "From A to Z we'll talk about Blue."
The original apple pie recipe sounds a lot like modern mincemeat.
I SHOULDNT BE WATCHING THIS. IM ON ANOTHER DIET. THIS IS MAKING ME HUNGERY😮💨😵💫🤤
Where is the real voice?
Please do The History of Arby's
This would be nice
please do DR Pepper.
Whoa 😮
Anything chocolate is my favorite dessert
CZcams is going nuts with the ads
Sad to see the disrespect with the image of Jesus Christ. It's a shame, because I really like the channel's content.
Why throw eggs at Jesus?
Long Live Tregar Arroz Con Leche, National Pride, Aguante Santa Fé vieja!
Wow, I’m shocked by Jesus getting pelted with eggs. I’m out.
Glad to see I'm not the only one! Such bad taste. I really hate Liberal Elites who make this crap.
Head Cheese is a gelatin based dish.
Can you all please do a video on Wienerschnitzel Please?!?!?!?!?!
Why throw eggs at Jesus? Rude
😂
There is always one that can't take a fucking joke. Informative video, and that's what you take from it? Ignorant
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He deserves it
Sweetpotatopie
I enjoy a good scone
Oh my god and love a good gingerbread 💓
My favorite dessert is anything with Strawberry 🍓, Banana 🍌, Peaches 🍑 Apple 🍎 Pumpkin 🎃 and Pear 🍐 but I do like banana pudding and ice cream (I'm allergic to dark chocolate 🍫) and I'm not fond of coconut 🥥 but I'm tired of gelatin I got so sick and tired of it I never eat it at all.... and I despise marshmallow..... Yuck 🤮🤢
Nutella please
Tart Tatin
Donut
Fruit Jello
Cake
Sweet buns
Cupcake
M&M
Pies
Strawberry shortcake
Marshmallow
Cookies
Fruit pizza
Dessert pizza
Brown's
Ice cream ( strawberry, coffee, vanilla, bubble gum, peach)
Lemon bar
Jawbreakers
Common slick
Cake pops
Little Debbie
7:13 damn Yankees trying to start The Thrid World War
I love chocolate and I would like to see how it was created and got to be so popular. I know Indians used to smoke it? Or maybe I'm wrong.
It's her voice no dessert for me.
Is powder custard a real thing ?
Yep. Chilean here. Here it is the usual way to make it. It isn't called "custard" or "natillas" (word used in several countries) but "flan" if it is solid and "budín" if it is creamy.
In other countries those words are used for other desserts. That's Spanish language for ya. Actually, it isn't Spanish, but Castilian 😄
Sorry, can't get into any video with her. As soon as it starts, it ends. Just can't.
Sorry but what sugar did they use in the 12 century ??? They didn't have sugar canes until ... Way later