The 1960s Changed American Eating Habits Forever

[worldofjerrytravis]

Never thought there was so much self denial, self loathing, hatred and guilt in mere steak and potatoes, heheh.
My very favourite type of grub by the way.

[lionelvalentine]

I beg to differ with this guy. I read recipe books from the 1900s and there are channels here that showcase the variety of foods from the 1800s. The idea that America was this barren wasteland of culinary stagnance conveniently ignores so many of the recipe books throughout time. Ethnic variety in foods always existed here, I have no clue what this guy is talking about. Maybe it lacks context since it’s a snippet of an interview...

[lambjack]

"The 70s would not have been possible without the
Ehhh okay

[louieandtommysdiscountedit]

Goddamn, I want some steak and potatoes.

[SeanNewhouse-mvez]

A good video too would be how and why the quality of fast food has become less than what it was I've heard many baby boomers as well mention this

[PotionSipper]

Anyone else get recommended this after viewing the r/askreddit thread about how fast food eating habits came to be? YouTube has constantly been showing me stuff from other social media as of late, but it's like every single day now

[jorakami]

His smartness I couldn’t comprehend anything he said

[Ja-becy]

This is complete nonsense, except for the brilliant observation that the 70s would not have been possible without the 60s.

[lastchance]

Had to throw together some ramen and chicken after watching.🍜🍜

[briansmith]

It is ENTIRELY PROPER in a David Hoffman world, to throw in a complete asshole after posting so many saints and prophets. Thanks, DH, ...

[GregoryTheGrster]

I DRINK WINE NOT BEER BECAUSE I AM EDUCATED AND ENLIGHTENED AND HAVE A SOCIAL CONSCIENCE...BEER IS FOR PEOPLE WHO HAVE ONLY A HIGH SCHOOL EDUCATION AND WHO LACK CURIOSITY.