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Butter goes back a few thousand years. Northern Europe was famous for exporting it. What do they mean it wasn’t invented?!
31:02 Henry of Skalitz
15:00 I pretend I'm eating soup with them whenever I have soup
Can you believe this was released on October 2005 from a French programming channel!
Butter yet to be invented? What a crock of BS, All you have to do is look it up, Butter has been around for more than 9000 years, It was all going good until BS facts started to flow 👎 🙉🙈🙊🤡😂
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I am sitting in my comfy 2-bed 2-bath Google and AI-controlled environment, with food served hot by cooks, watching this with immense satisfaction. Just asked my cook to cook me some fine assortment of goat meats, organic (leg and hands), and gluten-free bread, served with wine. Feel better than a king from the Middle Ages ATM. But damn, this video is so cool. For those wondering, I am a skinny, very healthy guy.
Speaking of Bread, I am of German Descent and don't like White Bread, so I guess that makes me a peasant or common folk. My German Grandparents would never buy White Bread unless they were French Baguettes. It was always Dark German Rye bread and I fell in love with that bread. Besides, White Bread these days is nothing but processed and dyed with tons of chemical preservatives.
i thought they eat raw meat
now I'm very hungry
Fascinating. Thank you.
I’m going to be straight up honest, I did not know that they had used herbs and spices back then. I straight up thought for some reason that just cook meat (kinda like how the first humans had) and eat it.
20:20 eh, why is there a moden car in the middle ages?
Home cooked produce from farmers best food.
Imagine if you over-fried the salmon. 😅
Total ripoff plastic greedy.
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I want that cookbook
I keep getting fooled by this exact documentary on YouTube under many different names/channels/thumbnails….🤬
Butter had yet to be invented? If they had cheese, they had butter.