Former White House Chef Reveals President George W. Bush’s Fave Cake & Behind The Scenes Stories

Bill Yosses was the personal pastry chef to President George W. Bush, First Lady Laura Bush, President Barack Obama, First Lady Michelle Obama, and all the guests that entered the White House for eight years.

In this limited series, Chef Yosses will walk you through the president’s favorite recipes...while spilling all the most glorious presidential tea. In our second episode, Bill makes President George W. Bush’s favorite dessert: A 7-layer chocolate cake from Houston, Texas.

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HOST: Bill Yosses
DIRECTOR OF PHOTOGRAPHY: Chelsea Lupkin
VIDEO DIRECTOR + PRODUCER: Julia Smith
EDITOR: Orysia Kucher
ART: Sarah Ceniceros
POST-PRODUCTION SUPERVISOR: Philip Swift

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[arpowe]

The fact that this chef takes time to give praise to others, the "unsung heroes" at the White House shows his amazing character and love. I never knew there was a calligraphy department.

[buddhistaberry]

"apple salad is not a desert" - That's EXACTLY what I used to tell my mom when I was begging for some sweet and offered fruits instead. Finally, thank you.

[treebush]

bruh all i did was click on Prince philips favourite food and now im getting non stop recs of famous leaders favourite food

[jdmaine]

To be told by the President of the USA "it's an honor for me, too" like that is quite awesome.

[ValkyrieTiara]

Give this guy his own netflix series where he interviews chefs who have worked for politicians and celebrities

[themaddiemads]

This guy really won me over when he chose to highlight the people many never think about. He could have easily made this video all about himself and his own talent, seems like a really cool and very intelligent guy.

[MrJail]

He and darren macgrady should collab.. Both of them is a wonderful storyteller...

[wn]

It’s like he’s Darren’s American brother 😂

[anonimusp]

Hes the first chef Ive ever seen who does not praise his food when he tastes it.

[ericacruz]

My mom ex boyfriend worked at a hotel in Texas that President Bush was staying. The hotel was catering after he was doing some speaking engagement and they were serving fancy food. What was fancy food, I’m not sure but Bush wasn’t pleased. He was like “where’s the tacos, the fajitas, enchiladas??Where’s the Tex-Mex food???” Mind you this was in San Antonio so he expected food what we’re known for

[paulson]

He is a GEM 💎 please bring him back as regular... his stories are mesmerising and timeless ... easy to watch and drift away ... 🤗👍🏻

[FabulousKilljoy]

As a choco-holic who’s been giving up chocolate and all manner of sweets for a month.... I need this now🥺

[clausellstokes]

I’ve met him in person. He’s has such a great passion for gastronomy and best pie I’ve ever had!

[BB-ohvm]

George is probably watching this, drooling and calling this pastry chef to make him a piece

[Horotoma]

This jolly man ate his own glorious cake and said "It's okay"
Jeez, I don't have to taste it to know it will be wonderous. What a humble and amazing guy.

[yuvvrajkperson]

He is the Bob Ross of baking, the anti-Gordon Ramsay

[ameliacallanSTEM]

Things I learned: every menu is hand-written. That’s incredible!

[hotmessjess]

This was fascinating. This guy passed the vibe check. Please bring him back.

[abdielleon]

This chef brings in so many good vibes. It even transcends the baking show to a more personal ambit. Props for that.

[anniepark]

There's something about that raw batter that looks so much better than the finished cake