BREAD: The History | Laughing Historically

[@ThatCamelGuy]

My stoned question has been answered. Thank you.

[@LaughingHistorically]

This is exactly what we aim for

[@HamburgerMolester]

Just had some good bread while baked and also just had to know. 😂

[@leabrocha]

Same here hahaha

[@CharlotteLeeRay]

Lol same boat

[@smokeyboii]

Same man.

[@TinyCloud90]

I absolutely searched for this, it drove me nuts to think how bread was invented. It’s now so under appreciated, but basically it’s the base of our society.

[@shiromarcelo]

watching this while eating a sandwich for a truly immersive experience

[@suchithravishwanathan983]

I was watching this while eating bread

[@Monkforilla]

Bread.

[@ookyio]

yes

[@Alex.the.humble]

I’m watching this while making bread

[@maenad1231]

The Ancident Egyptians also prescribed molded bread for several bacterial-induced conditions. Without knowing this many millennia later the Scottish Scientist Alexander Fleming discovered/made the first antibiotic medication ever _(penicillin)_ by examining mold on bread and isolating certain parts Bread is awesome even when it goes bad!

[@Kwad_rat]

Making bread is easy and hard at the same time XD

[@LOL_MANN]

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[@PRESIDENT_LEMON]

Bread, something so simple as flour, yeast and water but it played such a necessary role in human society and it serves as a great unifier.

[@AlexSharayMusic]

As an Egyptian-American, I must correct you on one thing you said. The builders of the pyramids were NOT slaves. Any college Egyptology class would confirm this. (Nor were they Hebrews. The pyramids were built well before Abraham was born.)

[@mikilfaith9718]

They were proud to work, right? The slave idea seems very outdated yet it's still always displayed as fact

[@thiskneegrow]

Pyramids were definitely built by slaves 😂 Bible is extremely accurate in its historical canon.

[@Tripledashhh_]

Beer and bread are the same thing. Like ice and water. This is dope.

[@hai2743]

Bread has been a holy food

[@BANHMIZON]

Very entertaining and well written. I was surprised at how few views this video has! It deserves more.

[@kyo_1up575]

Weird bread be like: “My hearts a-seized, my lungs are wheezing, the fucki’n walls are melting, I can hear Satan’s voice, he’s telling me to invest in apple, what does that mean? WHY DOES HE WANT ME TO BUY APPLES?!”

[@orangecat9559]

why are you only getting 1k views and 8k subs?? THIS CHANNEL IS LITERALLY SO GOOD

[@LaughingHistorically]

Thanks! We’re happy anyone stops by...

[@satcon1617]

This video had given me intensified motivation as you talk about the beautiful creation of bread. It has given me motivation to buy a loaf myself and indulge upon the flavor and truly beautiful nature of bred itself. I thank thee for the efforts and opening my eyes to bread. Welcome

[@rosiesaikaly1178]

omg loved this video and loved the ending about how we are baking at home in quarantine!

[@ripevanwinkle494]

I was eating a fresh out of the oven baguette and thought to my self damn whoever discovered this changed everything

[@coweebs9837]

Thanks Ollie, now I know the history of bread

[@parker798]

Same here XD

[@Enyoiyourself]

Same.

[@XAnimazingX]

Wait wait wait wait wait....the yeast farts in my bread?

[@fawziasraf7575]

I don’t know about men were hunters and women were gatherers but the invention of bread is vibes. thanks for the video.

[@Kay94lp]

Woke up early and thought who invented bread

[@okaywonderful9843]

ive been thinking about where bread came from for years and finally looked it up, thank u

[@randomguy2402]

1:17 imagine how many things we wouldn’t have if not a single person looked at something that you probably shouldn’t cook but said “nah, I’ll do it anyway”

[@Btester2]

I was stoned and eating bread. That's how I found this video. Very informative.

[@cheetorofrohan8835]

You just gained a new subscriber 👍👍

[@kevinu.k.7042]

The first fermentation was in Iraq? Most historians say Egypt. However recent archaeology site the first bread ovens in Bulgaria at about 6500 BCE. Did the Bulgarian's ferment their loaves? Working from a photo of a flat bread abandoned near a Bulgarian Fire Pit (not oven) it seemed to me to have been fermented. It was far too thick to be consumed as an unleavened flat bread. Roughly 2-3cm thick. Can you give me a lead on the Iraq fermentation please. I am so interested in this. Just adding wheat got to Europe about 2000 BCE. Up until the late medieval period most cottagers had their own (? Roman style) Mills. They also used something like a Cloam oven which were certainly in use by the Viking diaspora in the Dark Ages, but the early Saxons are likely to have had such ovens too. Thanks for a great video.

[@cabezadepija7318]

0:57 m'lady moment... only thing missing is a fedora 🤣

[@WhattheFwouldIknow]

Great vid. Bread rocks!

[@alexpacheco2031]

bread & beer! its like the universe pulled 2 things out of a hat & said go!

[@davidmouat-cortes4889]

Awesome video! Concise and easy to follow! No sponsor messages or any of this in-your-face "HEY! DON'T FORGET TO CLICK LIKE AND SUBSCRIBE!" nonsense. Just for that, you've got yourself a new subscriber. Oh heck, I'll even hit the like button.

[@anvime739]

Great video! I just want to add that the notion that women were only recollections in the Palaeolithic is outdated. More and more studies show that in many cases women hunted small prey and even big game as often as men. For example in Atapuerca (Spain) researchers found that the first cause of death in men were hunting wounds. The first cause in women was birth (for obvious reasons) but the second was also hunting wounds, showing that the majority of women there hunted big game. Another examples can be found in the actual Aka and iKung societies (hunting-gathering) where women hunt amongst their men. The have very lose gender roles and fathers participate greatly in child raising. Sadly the more contact that these tribes have with other societies the more sexist they become.

[@gjaguaribe]

I was in the comments looking for someone calling this out

[@anvime739]

@@gjaguaribe Thanks :) Its a topic that I love I did a presentation about gender roles in the paleolithic last year. It was super fun.

[@TinyCloud90]

I mean it makes sense since hunting probably was the main food they got back then. So every hand was helpful. But when they started settling I guess female weren’t as much in need to go for hunting more as watching the home and other things. It’s not bad that everyone got to do what they got to do in order to survive I don’t think that they thought much about it. Except when Christianity came and dictated it.

[@Genius766]

The irony is the Middle East where bread was invented is now struggling with bread and wheat shortages

[@lilchromozome]

I love bread. The history has always fascinated me.

[@scarletttrott6082]

tysm! this helped a lot with my hw! we had to re search how bread was traditionally made before mashines were invented! tysm!!

[@abetwabe]

Informative, well explained, and interesting. Subscribed.

[@lithiumchloride3693]

Thank you for answering my curious question.

[@Philo-Vids]

Fantastic video!!! Bread, and rice, have both intrigued me for quite some time. Now, you should make a video on the history of rice! Rice is not mentioned in the New Testament, but I was told that that the ancient Chinese, thousands of years ago, had already consumed rice as a source of food and nutrition. Potato, like nuggets of gold, which is so common today, is one of the great blessings of the discovery of America back in 1492.

[@robertbeger4275]

Cheers Mate! Really enjoyed your video. Puts a lot into perspective.

[@Not_Thebadguy]

Slaves were NOT used to build pyramids, it was actually built by farmers who were loyal to their farao, I don't get why some people still don't learn this at school.

[@taladiv3415]

Thank you for your video :)

[@snd5258]

The Egyptian pyramid builders were not actually slaves. They were highly regarded workers who were generally buried in mini pyramids/tomb things.

[@estefanolivares4159]

0:39 probably called it pan . both in romance languages and Asian languages pan is a common word involved in naming bread. honestly hearing this similarity is why I'm here.

[@tkeosaksith]

Man if my mom saw me toss a bag of rice like that I would get a flip flop to the head.

[@kingofsomething3250]

When you're a grown man, you can throw as many bags of rice as you want :)

[@dennissemichaellabatausa7202]

how does this channel only have a small amount of views and subs--

[@LaughingHistorically]

Thanks. I’m trying! Happy to have anyone watch!

[@lorettalynn2610]

I'm a rice eater and I'm really wanna know how breads were made I don't eat breads daily but I don't hate it. But I always see delicious looking breads and want to try it

[@Harem__King]

Home baked sourdough bread is amazing. Flour salt and water no added sugars and junk.

[@treasuretrails]

Thanks to food and the internet I don't revolt LOL

[@charuscourtyard9048]

Good afternoon sir ..wow how beautifully you described the story .. . which is a delicious food all over the world... thank you 🙏

[@MrPickleburger]

It's weird that beer used to be sager than water until alchohol was invented and people ruined it

[@ashleymarie7452]

In the 1960's, one of my friends' father was an engineer in Richmond, Virginia, for American Machine and Foundary (AMF). He used to tell me "I'm an engineer. I design the machines that make Wonder Bread. So I know what goes into it. If you ever knew what goes into it, you would NEVER feed this to your children!" True story.

[@randomguy2402]

Watching this while eating bread

[@KneeSurgeryGrinch]

Finally the questions of the universe answered

[@trinistylezz]

Watching this after eating a sandwich made from bread from my bread maker 😂

[@khantzawhtet6896]

Thank u for answering all my biology questions.

[@brandanmentch]

Bro this explains “get that bread” bread was money and you’re saying get that bread like get that money.

[@StarryBakari]

You guys are really funny, thanks for making me smile during quarantine

[@BrianFaas]

White bread is not allowed in this house!! (cool shirt)

[@DaveMeer4927]

I just search this when im eating bread

[@erric9987]

This was awesome

[@beaushaver3779]

Amazing

[@breadwithouttheead]

Bread is the best

[@johnathansheffield1846]

So basically towns were made so we would have a place to get drunk?

[@josephcowell7549]

skeletal remains of our ancestors indicate that both men and women hunted together

[@eliakimbenishchayil]

Scholars have determined that most of Egyptian civilization was not developed on the slavery

[@chriscostello9111]

Hang on just a minute so if I made bread dough the traditional way and just left it to go bad I get beer 😂 I need details please

[@oftin_wong]

To be fair hunter gatherers also have a long history of measurable slavery with relatively recent modern day examples such as indigenous Americans on the plains. Slavery is as old as someone who didn't want to collect the fire wood

[@sawahtb]

I'm making bread while I watch this. Homemade bread is so much better. The French wouldn't eat potatoes btw, so they were going hungry. Avoided the famine later tho.

[@waterpkmn]

I wanna tag ollie hololive id so bad

[@oneactoneda4393]

I still Horatio J Slocum is the best bread maker especially with a brand he invented called Gardenia !

[@gusolive]

That was good

[@1973Washu]

Well I am making beer so I am most of the way to bread.

[@isazisempi3896]

I hate when modern day people look at ancient people that invented the things we enjoy and say they had no idea what they were creating. They made bread, just like we did. Just because we added a bunch of other vocabulary doesn't mean they didn't know they were making the things they made.

[@المجرتيني]

ancient people didnt know how bread worked, but they knew what bread was.

[@grayrook8637]

Hey, you should really academically credit Proffesor Eric Pallant and his Lecture "The Rise and Fall of Sour Dough: 6000 Years of History" that this entire video and basically all its concepts were lifted from. I mean it's free on line but you should not plagiarize and should provide sources for people who want to learn more.

[@dukewellington7050]

Egyptian pyramid builders were not slaves.

[@seancssu]

Gotta rewrite history to make the tiny hat people happy

[@ngmui430]

if you think all of ancienr asia had rice and only rice, shows how little you understand about food history

[@parkerflorence5332]

Yeah the pyramids were probably not constructed with slave labor. They would have been skilled artisans and engineers to reach the level of precision in which the pyramids were built.

[@charliecroft5477]

ty!

[@iamHGP]

I think first they developed agriculture and then bread afterwards.

[@StarryBakari]

Hey! I’m first! ❤️💛💜💚

[@hydrolito]

Others thinks Flintstones were written to be in the future there is video about that.

[@Armaan-f7g]

Anyone watching because it was your homework?

[@craigsweeting507]

My neighbor is interbred .

[@henrybird26]

Even if man started eating grain it didn't mean it was good for us.

[@imajwalker72]

Hunters and gatherers were not strictly gendered roles. In some societies women contributed to up to 50% of hunting.

[@kingbread5808]

Bread is good 👍

[@kumzuklkr8623]

So both amy and sheldon were wrong?

[@BerylLx]

It seems your flatbread is just a tad overcooked.

[@CherryzCarryz777]

that slave sound made me lose it the first time subbed

[@becausehelivees4672]

FEAR and bread.

[@MYSASOCCERHIGHLIGHTS]

you show 10,000 BC but you say 10,000 years ago? it's 2020. just trying to help not a big mistake :)

[@emmettdockery6637]

To fear and bread!

[@supereggnog8099]

🤓

[@bread0237]

Bread

[@DaveMeer4927]

Bread

[@ronin7561]

Bread 👍

[@tilasole3252]

It wasn't very funny. But it was good for information.

[@bread3475]

Bread...

[@pongangelo2048]

Since Romans copied the method of making breads from Greeks. How about the origin of Pizza? Was it originated from Greeks and just copied again by the Romans? Or just some random Roman dude decided to make a circular flat bread and put random sauces to it.

[@josephrain5025]

Thatssss not how beer was discovered

[@Lifhtban]

Yknow Australia made bread it was a hard bread

[@justnoob8141]

No idea why I search for it but whatever -_-

[@Ravangers]

you still think slaves built the pyramids?

[@Condemn-Focus]

It's not bread it rice !!!!