Trade Secrets of Famous Brands (part 2: Heinz, Marmite, Coca-Cola)

#shorts #marketing #brands

[aakashgopinath]

I deadass thought he would pour the coca cola on the plate.

[yourneighborskids]

i like this guy since he’s genuinely honest and i really appreciate that considering most people lie on social media.

[xXSinForLifeXx]

All I could focus on is him putting Ketchup and Marmite on a donut.

When he ate it I was so shocked like wtf.

[Matthew_Klepadlo]

“Trade secret: it’s a secret.”
Ah yes, this, this is big brain time.

[Eskelito]

That may have been gross, but I gotta say: huge respect for my man never wasting food! This man eats everything gets for the shot lmao

[gunjandua]

"No don't pour the coke on it no, No, NO!"
*sighs in relief*

[hzuilquigmnzhah]

I’ll be honest I expected at the start that you’d just squeeze that ketchup till it was empty

[idontwanttopickone]

If you want to love Marmite, start with a very small amount spread thinly over some warm buttered toast, ideally when you are very young. Don't start with a huge amount, you'll hate it.

[chrismarston]

My great grandfather was supposedly approached by the man who created Coca Cola and was asked to invest into the company. He declined because he thought the drink looked disgusting and saw no reason why someone would drink something that color.

[FoolOverride]

Marmite/Vegemite trade secret reveal: its spesificly old beer yeast. Ive been to the factory. The company buys the old yeast scum from the bottom of the brewing kegs to use a fermentation agent, which gives it its unique and beautiful flavour. What kind of beer yeast, however, is the secret.

And before anyone asks, yes im Australia and I ear Vegemite with a spoon out of the jar. Its that good.

[dolphinman]

Marmite:
Vegemite: I'm going to end this whole man's career

[zombunnie]

Are we gonna talk about how he’s putting ketchup on a doughnut

[EvanPilb]

In Australia we have vegemite and we call "ketchup" tomato sauce

[JamesFreedmanIsVeryCool]

Fun fact: nobody actually knows what's in Marmite. Not even the company who sells it. It was discovered in 1809 by John Marmite when he was searching for oil. All scientific tests performed on the substance have yeilded no results, and only one pocket of Marmite has ever been found. It is currently unknown exactly how large this pocket is, but it is estimated to run out by the year 2040.

[simisomabaso]

I don't think you'd be alive after that combo

[peterorton]

I actually grew up where Marmite was created the distinctive taste comes from 'brewers yeast' as the town is a brewery town, the yeast has a distinctive taste because of vitamin b and the water there has Gypson rock which makes the water pure and makes it better for brewing

[travispaterson]

I love Marmite and it’s funny watching people trying it for the first time by eating a spoon full of it instead of spreading it on toast or bread.

[kikoeta]

Please, as an Atlanta native, I need a loop of you saying Atlanta. I wish everyone said it like that now.

[RustingPeace]

Never sleep in a room that has a plat with some Heinz Keptchup leftovers... Your nouse, and lungs will burn

[Sam_]

I wonder what Max was thinking when he ate that