BEEF FUDGE | Retro Recipe Taste Test

We had some extra roast beef so I felt it was finally time to test a 1967 recipe for Beef Fudge. Now or never, if you know what I mean! Mooooo... 🐮 New videos every Thursday and Saturday.

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[dejahatchett]

50s housewife: husband, children, I've made fudge!!
Husband and Children: YAY
Housewife: *rubs hands together maniacally*

[Placebo]

Part of why I love Emmy is because I can live vicariously through her and not actually have to try weird foods myself.

[samiyah]

I love how whenever Emmy is smelling something she's about to eat she 👃 talks 👃like this👃

[krishna]

That disappointed look she had after she asked what beat until firm meant. I died

[talktalk]

'If you don't like your meat cooked that way you should... cook it longer!'

Passive-aggressive, yet practical.

[iAmMadeOfSoup]

So many ways to re-use beef, but they just had to choose *fudge*

[uguessme]

Whats not to like?
Butter? Good.
Chocolate? Good.
Beef? GOOD!!

[vatchetorossian]

“So what does beat till firm mean ?”
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“Don’t answer that.”

Lovee You Emmy ❤️

[nonyadamnbiznis]

I certainly don't mind the funny voices! Let your silly side shine girl!

[Sigyd]

Read the title on my notification and thought "Emmy's been on the weird side of the internet again".

[jericawentzell]

"If you dont like your meat that way you should cook it longer"


😂😂😂😂

[darkprose]

Gorgeous slices of roast beef. It would have made a killer sandwich. Little bit of horseradish. But beef fudge is good, too. Just beat until firm.

[noone-cqsn]

i love how you're never negative about what you're making

[cherrycordiaI]

I'm convinced these recipes are passive-aggressive revenge from housewives because of the inequality.

[Sethonious]

This reminds me of that friends episode when Rachel made the English trifle.

[catg]

I literally almost cried when you took that gorgeous, PERFECTLY cooked piece of beef and microwaved it!! Tell your husband that I want his secret, that looked so good, just the way I like it!! Great video!

[twocvbloke]

Leftover beef? What is that? I've never heard of it... :P

[hurley]

Watched video and thinking, “man, I really like Emmy. She’s so sweet and classy...”

Emmy:

[claudiavelez]

Did... did people not have taste buds back in the day???



Beat until firm

[thatcoolgothmom]

I really want to know what people were thinking back in the 50's and 60's. They're recipes for food, were, to put it nicely, very very odd.