Ancient Egyptian Bread Deciphered

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[TastingHistory]

Looking for more design ideas for merchandise. Let me know if you have suggestions.

[Lauren.E.O]

“Each god is offended by a different sin.” Just like relatives, huh?

[nocultist]

Pharoh designing his tomb: Oh and right in front of my sarcophagus, I want a mural with people making my favorite flatbread.

[nopushbutton]

Max, your name is Miller. You were BORN to grind wheat

[lairdcummings]

Imagine a well stocked tomb, and you're rockin' the afterlife, then tomb robbers raid your goods... And there you are in the afterlife, suddenly destitute.

[lorrainemunoa]

The speech of the dead to their heart imploring it not snitch on them in front of the Great God Osiris is one of my favorite bits of Max Acting.

[mohamohami]

“Tells that little lump of cardiovascular tissue on the scales to keep its *bloody mouth shut*”
LMAO I see what you did there

[thesexybatman]

"Picture this: You are dead."
Only on the inside, Max. Only on the inside...

[aarongall]

Who woulda thunk 'Never Have I Ever' is the first game you play in the afterlife?! Easy peasy!!!

[MoiraineSedai]

Fun fact: In Egypt, we use the word for "Life" to refer to bread :D kinda symbolising its importance in Egyptians' diet today, and how much we eat of it 😅

[lambjalfrezi]

Interesting Egypt fact: We are closer in time to Cleopatra, than Cleopatra was to the the building of the Great Pyramid of Giza.

[easybot_exe]

how to make 4000 y/o bread:
1. bake any bread
2. wait 4000 years

[oslo]

“It’s kinda like they had an entire cuisine...” and I wanna see you cover ALL OF IT. Okay. All of it that’s practical. Please. And thank you.

[ddoc]

"what's your excuse to day drink?"
"I make a youtube series about historic food"
"do you need to drink alcohol for this?"
"no. but i can. and nobody will stop me"

[SalamanderDrawing]

Max Miller: since this society breathed air I will enjoy a glass of alcohol.

[decryptroblox]

I’m Egyptian, and my grandma always bakes Egyptian bread. We use it with basically everything from taamya (Egyptian falafel), foul and more.
She told me that this tradition was passed on to her from her parents and it always remained in the family.

This is a great video indeed! Keep it up

[MrHanderson]

Got an idea- historical halva. Honey and tahini. Mentioned in Herotodus! Also delicious.

[WaterfaerysDomain]

Anybody that can give a lecture about Ancient Egypt and make it sound almost like a gangster flick is more than a natural born comedian! This one had me laughing through the whole thing. I definitely vote for another round of two of Egyptian recipes in general, especially for breads and dessert cakes. Those are hard to find!

[kelskitchen]

My dead soul wanting a snack is the most me thing I've ever heard.

[justinthen]

the egyptian gods literally forced you to play the highest stakes "never have i ever" that you've ever had