Medieval Junk Food: Delicious or Disgusting?

Without modern-day fast-food chains, people still needed to eat quickly and on the go. From meat pies to bread bowls, vendors provided a variety of options to suit the needs of customers. However, caution was advised when buying fast food as the quality of meat used was often questionable. The episode also explores the use of bread bowls and the early version of funnel cakes. Join us on this fascinating journey through the delicacies of the medieval working class.

[realhistoryunveiled]

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[Smeg]

It's be awesome to go to a fare and see people still making these as they would have in history

[iceagepenguinrace]

Wow this is very well edited video I'm suprised you don't have many views you just earned yourself a sub.

[huskiegaming]

people still use bread bowls to this day, there’s a place near me called McAllister’s and they use a bread bowl for some of there stuff

[John-wobp]

Food poisonfrom Street vendors in medieval times lol some things never change . But jokes aside great content I subscribe greetings from uk 👍🇬🇧🦊🐾

[Marastife]

I love the meat pies. I make them myself, and they great when topped with baked beans

[TheEternalCrusade]

Still better than industrial processing food.

[gareginasatryan]

Suddenly I wanna live in the Middle Ages.

[telebubba]

Why show people making poffertjes when talking about waffles at 8:50? While poffertjes is also Dutch, it's not the same as waffles. They're more like a mini, mini pancake baked in a pan with near circular 'holes' where the batter is poured in. As soon as it has more or less solidified scooped around to bake the other side. Served with real butter and powder sugar and sometimes some fruits.

[Hato]

That mic problem is unbearable for me, like a robotic echo...