We Try Recipes From Graveyards

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[colinbanning]

As someone who doesn’t release his secret recipes to his family, I can tell you, they’re almost always unimpressive and that’s why you don’t release the secret.

[Belvazarlovesyou]

TBH, while they might not have been culinary masterpieces, I think these recipes must have brought joy to many people or at least to the deceased persons themselves while they were still alive, so that’s why they were put on their gravestones; to continue to bring joy to others that come to the cemetery to mourn their losses.

[maybeitswaybelline]

If only my Nana would have done this with her chocolate pie. But no. She said “I’ll take that recipe to my grave” and MEANT IT 😑

[Deja]

Damn Link just went full savage today...
I think this is more of a tradition thing. Where you go back to visit the grave, get the recipe, then make a batch of cookies or something, just like they used to make when you get back home.

[diveanddine]

I think its kind of sweet to have a recipe on your headstone to leave behind to the world. a precious recipe that was your special touch that made ppl happy. not to mention that each letter costs a fortune to be engraved

[HunterPanoch]

The Try Guys did a mini documentary on Deborah and her red lantern cheese dip with her family :)

[chickendeath]

I think the idea is that it reminds the family of that person. You're tasting a bit of what that person loved. May not be the best, but it, and, more importantly, the person who made it, brought joy to people's lives.

[SA-pizm]

Links gonna be haunted after this one😂

[SqwashGaming]

Wishing Stevie a speedy recovery within the next 3 years 🤦‍♂️

[LittleMew]

I'd like to think that those people who put recipes on their tombs were really nice cozy people to know.

[swit]

The thought of someone being so proud of their ranch recipe to put it on their tombstone, only for it to have 6 ingredients, one of which being "Hidden Valley Ranch Seasoning" -- is hilarious 😂

[tylerclow]

6:34 the little groan link does when he realizes the hole he's digging himself

[stefan]

Imagine grieving over a loved one and watching some GMM to relax. Only for them to slam them and their recipes

[emmadobbins]

I have been watching GMM for probably 15 years and ISTG the craziest thing Link has ever said was in this episode. Saying a body is *still fresh* when the person in question passed in 2022 is *wild* 😂

[NickRogers-np]

18:29 the synchronized "y'know"

[lant]

It's not plagiarism if you attribute it. They gave credit. And let's not forget that it's usually the surviving families and loved ones that get a tombstone made, not the deceased.

[CatraTheEverLiving]

I love the idea of recipes on a tombstone. I know I have a great deal of pride when I'm cooking one of my grandparents' recipes. I often feel like they're there with me as I cook.

[shelbysmith]

I was staring into that skull's eyes the whole episode and not watching the boys lol. And I was so ready for him to talk! I love the Halloween set this year!

[anonymoushumanhi]

I think it must be so special for the people who knew them to be able to make food that reminds them of their loved one.

[glasswalker]

Josh’s headstone better be “bile cheesecake”