I Tried 100 Years of Fast Food

This should be… interesting to say the least.

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Recipe: Hopefully something that's safe to eat in the modern day.

[Maddog]

Guys I'll be honest, I think Josh has a book he wants us to buy

[tunaruna]

"Let's kick things off"
*Shows a guy walking with one leg*
0:36

[FuzzAudio]

My dad worked at the first Taco Bell in Montana and he said it totally changed people’s lives up there. No one had ever seen or heard of a taco, or really had any Mexican food. The ingredients are simple, whole, and easy to use in many items. On an innovation scale, Taco Bell would have to be up there with the best of them.

[LordDonnington]

2000's was boon for fast food. We got McGriddles, Crunchwrap, Cheesy Gordita Crunch, and the Baconator all in the same decade. All of which are now iconic items at each of their respective establishments. It was really a renaissance of fast food.

[Necrobadger]

I love the fact that despite EVERYONE knowing the KFC recipe at this point we still have to pretend it's a secret due to lawyers existing, lol.

[MichaelLaFrance]

Taco Bell was one of the most innovative because it took tacos to locales that had never seen one before. Burgers and chicken were everywhere, tacos were highly unique.

[CrazyCoon]

I want Josh to do a series on outdoor and camping cooking. Like how to cook on a state park public grill, over a fire, in a pit, on a cheap charcoal, underground, in the sand like a clam bake, s’mores etc..

For summer. Pretty pretty please?

Also I am beyond impressed with the I cooked “blank” a hundred million ways taste tests. Like how does he cook so many dishes in one day?? 😮

[thevictoryoverhimself]

The real victim of McDonalds giving up beef tallow for canola oil in frying wasnt the fries, but the apple pie. Today its baked (lame) but back in the day it was deep fried in beef fat. And it was GLORIOUS. I would have been no older than 4 at the time but i swear i can still remember the taste.

[shanehackett]

The way the hated in stuffed crust so much 😭 i think it was inventive because it solves the age old don’t wanna eat the crust problem

[tylerweaver]

Josh! Here’s a challenge for you!!! Make a good breakfast that can be made using a “Truckers kitchen” meaning only stuff stored in a mini fridge, a microwave, and a small electric pot. See what you can cook with just that stuff!!

[tgandbeyond]

I'm glad I'm not the only one confused by the cheese placement on the taco. When I make tacos, the cheese goes on the meat!!!

[saucebosspl]

As a 90's kid from Poland, stuffed pizza crust was insane for me. To this day I think it slaps.

[davidharen]

0:22 "A lot of people would say fast food has gotten BETTER and BETTER." Who actually thinks that? It's never been more apparent that most fast-food companies are cutting some major corners when it comes to their product's quality, and hiking up the prices to add insult to injury.

[rudydeleon]

I remember the stuffed crust commercial. Pizz Hut was giving a demo for the PS1 with Crash Bandicoot, and a dude in the Crash costume yelled through a window that you could eat the slice backwards. I miss the 90's

[clem]

I worked as a manager for Pizza Hut when the stuffed crust came out. Different dough than normal, I didnt like it. One night, we took leftover stuffed dough and linked it all, rolled it up and ran it through the conveyor oven. It made about a 60 foot long breadstick 😂

[xenojiiva_gaming]

this is certainly one of the cooking videos of all time

[thedubc]

Josh! Pizza Hut's real inventiveness was the, 'Personal Pan Pizza'. Yes, it's a small pizza, but it was so successful it got McDonalds into making "McPizzas" (or as we in Cda called them, "Pimmas". Suffed Crust was just jumping the defibrilator.

[nick.]

Early 2000 to the mid 2010s fast food will go down in history of the golden age of fast food

[moodyrosechristopher]

Dude i used to love your channel. You had the best recipes, top notch humor, and most importantly I learned something. You’ve turned into a buzz feed article. Bring it back to the open cupboard days my G. We miss you ❤

[JohnLowell-xsro]

The Automat was a wonderful experience for a young child back in the day. It seemed magical, you could put coins in a slot and get real food that was hot and filling. As a child, I thought it was magical until a busboy informed me that "we cheat a bit there are people behind the wall putting the food in those tiny windows.