Chef Boyardee

Old School Commercial

[@BrotherApexx]

ONE DAY CHILDREN EVERYWHERE WILL THANK ME! I love this commercial!

[@XavierMedina1996]

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[@mikeymartin80]

Ironically, the slogan was thank goodness for Chef Boyardee

[@mitchjohnson4714]

My brother and I have been quoting this commercial for, like, thirty years.

[@jonathanariasmog]

Facts. Same! 😂

[@raymondgallardo576]

A piece of trivia for you: the line "One day children everywhere will thank me" was later changed to "One day people everywhere will thank me". Thank goodness indeed!

[@rockozzz]

Loved this as a youngster. Still cracks me up. OUT!!!!!

[@ArmyJames]

I don’t know if that “OUT!” was intended to be comical or not, but that’s sure how it came across!

[@jstnhnh]

😂

[@hg7544]

Thank you for posting this. It's part of my childhood. Sent it to family. Thanks again!

[@ArmyJames]

OUT!!!! 👉

[@AaronBruceLadner]

No One Throws Out Hector Boyardee!!

[@gerogegerog5926]

He make delicious beefaroni

[@thesnare100]

out of an orphanage, don't they have as lawyers say a "duty of care" for minors?

[@ArmyJames]

@@thesnare100 Evidently it was just a school, not an orphanage.

[@Lebowski604]

The old lady is the one dislike on this upload

[@ArmyJames]

OUT!!!! 👉

[@STO_1601]

This makes me cry!

[@WillowTommyJones-jy6dk]

Why? Not making fun of you, Just Curious.

[@STO_1601]

@@WillowTommyJones-jy6dk Because he was forced to eat something he didn't like as a child and years later he went on to become a real chef and make food that kids DO LIKE and that message he delivers at the end "One day kids everywhere will thank me!" shows that kids and myself still love him and his canned food today. RIP Chef Boyardee.

[@Calebus]

LOL I just rememberd this and did a search, this still makes me laugh

[@Justin-Hill-1987]

That young Italian boy, Ettore Boiardi (Anglicized as Hector Boyardee), and the rest of the Boiardi family, would emigrate to the United States. Ettore Boiardi worked as head chef at the Plaza Hotel in New York City before opening his own Italian restaurant, Il Giardino d'Italia, in Cleveland, Ohio. Chef Boyardee canned pastas were first mass-produced in 1928. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Ettore_Boiardi

[@spicemelange6796]

It would be funny if that lil boy yells over the town.....Mama mia thats a spicy meat uh bolla !

[@OrochiFlamez]

And that little boy grew up to be Super Mario.

[@Acrobatdog99]

This is a touching story commercial to learn about Chef Boyardee.🥲

[@ArmyJames]

OUT!!! 👉

[@ArmyJames]

One-a day, children everywhere will thank-a me!

[@BigFatRaise]

I remember seeing this commercial when I was little.

[@thesnare100]

The food is ANYTHING but wholesome! Take a look at the the nutrition facts on the cans.

[@annigirl0008]

full of preservatives and salt

[@Michael_Beanflip]

You should wear a mask

[@fromthehaven94]

Irony alert. I wasn't a fan of Chef Boyardee (especially the ravioli), but I loved this commercial.

[@gerogegerog5926]

OUT

[@thejasonadamecomedyshow7646]

Thank Goodness for Chef Boyardee

[@jjeanniton]

Matron: Eat your lunch, Ettore. It's good for you. Ettore: Ditta, why must everything that's so good for me taste so bad? ... Matron: OUT!!!

[@VBaskin2010]

Ettore: ONE DAY CHILDREN EVERYWHERE WILL THANK ME!!!!!!!

[@tatonka411]

OMG call the Smithsonian to save this treasure to humanity!

[@pinedelgado4743]

Or the Library of Congress. They're the ones who manage the National Film Registry. 😉

[@chipdrusano]

Another thing,in this one,all of those schoolboys and that teacher more look norwegian than italian. However,since this takes place in Piacenza,Italy,Piacenza is in Northern Italy.

[@gerogegerog5926]

Sounds russian

[@tremorsfan]

The real chef actually never planned on selling mass market Italian food. It all started because people loved his sauce so much he started selling it to his customers.

[@michaelbell8834]

The recipe for Ettore's tomato sauce was available online for a while. Apparently that and his bolognese were among the best both then and now.

[@StaceyGlover77]

I still eat chef Boyardee canned pasta.

[@ilovesmashbros]

Reminds me of Oliver twist

[@booberry349]

ThankGoodness for Chef Boyardee

[@booberry349]

Jim Leyland looks like Chef Boy ar dee

[@JavonniOtero]

Problem Child (1999) Early Footage (RARE)

[@SteveL-qw4rp]

beautiful commercial

[@booberry349]

And Jim Leyland looks like Chef Boy ar dee

[@MrMarcodarko]

a true herp

[@tyrondavis6727]

One day everybody will thank me, buddy. Is what Chef Hector Bioardi (sorry for mispronounced last name) is saying. But c'mon nobody throws him out.... ever! And yes, I am gladly thankful for chef boyardee products..... And, so can you!😫🙂 1904: one day, children, everywhere will thank me. 2021: Yeah, that's right, buddy, one day you'll thank me for bringing you delicious ravioli, pal

[@BoStErO1905]

I would say this in school and people would bust up laughing. the good ole days...

[@jonathanariasmog]

Dang the bar for getting kicked out of an orphanage at 7 years old was suuuuuper low! 🤣🤣🤣

[@chipdrusano]

Geez Laweez,what the hell does it take for someone to help me in my search for the Freaky-Deeky Chef Boyardee commercial i'm looking for? I'm dying here!

[@kinglymajor1465]

OUT!!!

[@ericoxner326]

Made me think.You tell em kid.And I think he was right.I ate a lot of his stuff.

[@chipdrusano]

I've been spending a fruitless lifetime looking for the other one where chef boyardee's butt ugly,older brother is trying to impress his gorgeous girlfriend with his shitty tortellini recipe. That's when chef boyardee and his mom save the day for the sibling. I had a huge crush on the italian girlfriend back in the day. If anyone could post that one here on youtube,i'd be appreciative.

[@gerogegerog5926]

Teacher why must everything that’s so good for me taste so bad

[@pinedelgado4743]

OUT!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!😡👉

[@futurista711]

so true! hahahhahaa! :-D

[@harrystoller4147]

What were the schoolboys eating for lunch?

[@BrotherApexx]

gruel

[@spicemelange6796]

Crap

[@ArmyJames]

Dog shit.

[@kind2311]

Krusty Brand imitation gruel. 4 out of 5 orphans can't tell the difference.

[@thesnare100]

I thought it was an orphanage.

[@pinedelgado4743]

So--was this suspension or expulsion from school??

[@trevbarlow9719]

Is goood for you!

[@jaytartaglia361]

Thanka me-uh

[@redrum05150]

OUT!!!

[@pinedelgado4743]

An exact and direct quote from one of my former high school teachers, Mr. Lueke, who thought I had been talking back to him.