Medieval Meals You Wouldn't Want to Eat - What Did Rich People Eat in the Middle Ages?

You might think that the rich people of the Middle Ages were eating bad food compared to today's standards, but you would be 100% wrong! Check out today's new video where we go back in time to the Middle Ages where the Rich ate like kings, but what did they feast on? Find out right now!

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[mogzthedog]

This really makes me think about how things really were at those banquets. I can't even imagine how crazy it really was.

[OnizukaAllMighty]

I always found it funny how everyone are happy in these videos, like literally people being tortured are smiling

[melaora]

"If you where lucky enough to be wealthy, you could eat like a king."
Hm, yes, this floor is made of floor.

[PapaFunDip]

"food you wouldn't want to eat" * talks about all the best food in the middle ages*

[rc]

They ate way better back then before they discovered sugar. Nowadays you can't even buy bread without them shoving sugar in it.

[Spiceodog]

The eating with your hands is not a misconception, it’s just that it only occurred is some parts of the world

[con]

“Medieval meals you wouldn’t want to eat” um it all looks tasty to me

[Travelistic]

Viewers Advisory : This channel is addictive

[tiny]

I get medieval all the time when it comes to food😂

[donnatello]

Bit of wrong information: peasants regularly ate meat, its just the kind of meat they ate was vastly different from the meat nobles ate. Nobles ate roast pig, peasants ate roasted rabbit and the like

[gmokoena]

Our tap water tastes funny. I'm replacing it with alcoholic beverages. 8 cups a day should do

[georgianagheorghe]

I remember seeing other documentaries about how rich people ate during ancient times and the Middle Ages. Recent researches show that the rich ate unhealthy and were always getting sick.

[SecretService]

I can't lie the infographics show makes learning addicting, I have learned more about history and the world through this chanel then any high-school has taught me, sending love from Florida✌🏾❤

[Nurichiri]

No meat during Lent (not just Fridays back then) makes so much more sense. The rich would be giving up more than the poor.

[llewkamiamos]

"Where is my HASENPHEFFER!?" Bugs Bunny master chef struggled with that one dish for a king.

[troymartin]

They did have silverware... so this whole time Medieval Times has been lying to me?!

[LadyVader]

Lower socio-economic classes once had longer lifespans because they were eating healthier. Nowadays, thanks to fast food culture, that has switched :(

[reddrahvett]

Of course, one should remember that it wasn't the same everywhere in the middle ages, food availability changes depending where you are and the common mad could eat better or worse depending on where they lived.

[diegoaguilar]

In ancient china, emperors would fill artificial lakes and rivers with wine, hold banquets on gondolas floating on them, and guests would have to recite poetry when ever they wanted to dip their cups in to take a drink

[kbro]

Hey, I really love this video! I recently opened up a little fast food business of my own, and this topic is right up my alley :D Kudos to you guys! 💕💕💕