Gentleman's Relish (Patum Peperium) Weird Stuff In A (Sort Of A) Can

[@vermis8344]

"This spoon, by the way, I found it by the side of the road." I love this channel.

[@treborironwolfe978]

In the *UK* you find spoons on the roadside. In the *US* you find used needles and condoms and cigarette butts.

[@treborironwolfe978]

@Jay Arre [cough] unfortunately, yes.

[@RoseBleueDuRosierSec]

The emotional journey we didn't know we needed.

[@vermis8344]

@@Akotski-ys9rr How very dare you. I'm a sheep.

[@shockwavecity]

@@treborironwolfe978 That's just because with all the fentanyl in america, nobody needs to cook their heroin in spoons anymore. Chances are, if you find a spoon on the side of the road, it has been used to cook heroin.

[@danieldancey3162]

It's so wonderful of you to adopt a rescue spoon rather than purchasing one of those factory-farmed spoons.

[@Bloodreign137]

From being used to cook drugs on the street to being a finely cleaned and taken care of eating utensil, truly a beautiful story

[@ashc5636]

Nah not big enough this was a "roadmans" yogurt pot spoob 😉

[@JR-zm2yu]

No. A child dropped their favorite spoon out of the window of a car or perhaps walking.😂💜🙏

[@TommyTipex]

Made a cuppa for the road and left the stirring spoon in, clinking around like that for miles and miles would lead any man to near insanity

[@Rick_Sanchez_G420]

Heroin addicts love a good spoon.

[@Modifiedtaco]

It’s a little small for dope. Maybe east coast dope. It would be caked with char if it was a junkie spoon.

[@Loki-and-Thor]

I loved the spoon rescue portion of the video. How could someone abandon a poor defenceless spoon and in such a dangerous place? Thank you, Mr Shrimp for giving the spoon the loving forever home she deserves where she can stir and spoon in peace and live with spoon friends in a beautiful cutlery drawer.

[@Keshihead]

Remember, a spoon is for life, not just for Christmas ;)

[@pittibarlin8692]

Did you just assume the Spoons gender? Be careful, you'll have SJWs from Twitter declaring you the spawn of Satan soon. I thought it looked male myself - with that comment I'm now deleting all my social media accounts before a baying mob is out for my blood and employer details.

[@Jhud69]

@@pittibarlin8692 Ha, how funny. I'm trans and a "sjw" and I have better shit to do than be offended that somebody called a spoon a she. Especially since spoons are female in my language. Literally nobody cares my dude, you just wanted to show off that you're a prick lol

[@charlotteritchie9969]

@@Jhud69 lol thanks :)

[@JR-zm2yu]

especially because it's 2020. Subhuman in your vocabulary and how you used it to demeanor someone. 💜🙏@H.H. You're remark was beneath you i do hope. I believe an apology is in order. Even if it is 2020, and maybe espe

[@PyroGem21]

The spoon footage was a a heartwarming journey that I didn’t know that I needed until now....thank you. Great, now I will be looking for abandoned spoons.🤣

[@ShiningEyeBrigade]

PyroGemini21 came here to write similar. That was brilliant.

[@trekreck]

PyroGemini21 because of the good deed the spoon will grow up into a successful adult and look back at this and say thank you

[@elissas2230]

Akin to a Dog's Trust advert! A spoon is for life, not just for Christmas :P

[@owllymannstein7113]

Heartwarming or not that thing was probably some junkie's heroin burner.

[@JarharaJaiArik]

I hope the abandoned spoon is happy with its new family

[@cpeaky555]

The spoon sequence was emotional but entirely justified

[@Mrjmjam]

It was more than justified, it was necessary.

[@treborironwolfe978]

We all need a shiny happy spoon for the sugar to help the medicine go down.

[@ArkantosDT]

Without the music it's just a guy washing a spoon... You forget sometimes the emotional impact music can add to a scene, even transform it into something else entirely.

[@Someone-tf1tk]

I don’t think anyone will ever clean a spoon so lovingly as him

[@Jivanmuktishu]

The spoon sequence was filler, and a bore.

[@floatygimpy]

The finding and washing of the spoon, along with the accompanying music, felt like watching a Pixar movie. It was oddly moving.

[@Terrelli9]

They need to make that into a short, but from the spoon’s perspective.

[@OsoCaliforniano]

I imagined one of those dodo animal rescue videos

[@UrsaFrank]

It reminds me of that scene from Toy Story 2 with Woody being repaired. And I mean that in the best way possible

[@tomwhite5868]

It could definitely work as a short sequel to Forky's story from Toy Story 4!

[@cheguevara7478]

@@Terrelli9 bit like up but the other way round

[@510newguy]

I found a butter knife on the side of the road and took it home. It's my favorite butter knife now I thought I was the only one that did weird stuff like that! haha

[@cinqchick]

My childhood was filled with my grandma shouting STOP THE CAR so she could collect some discarded item on the side of the road - often times an onion that fell off a lorry - delicious in hotpot 🙈 happy memories 😊

[@JR-zm2yu]

@Rebecca Slater oh my you just brought back a good few memories. My Mum was from England and she used to tell my Dad to stop the car, pull over, back up a bit so that she could hop out with her scissors and clip a bit of greenery hanging over someone's fence! Both she and my Grandfather had green thumbs. I tried growing sweet potatoes recently to no avail, but i discovered the leaves are edible. My green thumb is the leaves. Oh, did i mention, i have a twenty foot avacado tree in the back yard that's never produced one avacado; i recently discovered the leaves are also edible!😂💜🙏

[@broodypie2216]

I found a beer glass at a san miguels and took it home, it was my favorite drinking glass, but when I got married, my wife was jealous, until one day I was sneaking down the service elevator of the holiday inn to get a drink from the employee vending machine and you'll never guess what I found... ANOTHER BEER GLASS! Just sitting there on a stack of dirty dishes on a trolley of all places! She wasn't too happy when I told her though... I can't imagine why

[@OMGWTFBBQRLY]

'Man Washes Spoon' is the most emotional music-backed montage I've seen this week.

[@rogerroberts5167]

It is one of life's eternal mysteries that while teaspoons magically disappear over time, metal clothes hangers breed uncontrollably in the wardrobe. But now I know that some of those teaspoons go on solo hikes and faint exhausted in the gutter, poor mites. Another pleasing video. Thanks Nuclear Lobster 🦞

[@99IronDuke]

Gentleman's Relish was very popular with British officers in the trenches of WWI, partly because it was easy for wives and families to send it to them from UK.

[@ryanforrest168]

And partly because when one is deprived of the company of women for so long, who knows what one might resort to

[@PapaWheelie1]

Forza Blankito 🤣

[@johndoogan3712]

This would have given a homely touch at an ex pat Brit's breakfast table out in the Australian bush after spending weeks in transit by surface mail.

[@andrewrobinson2565]

I wonder how easy it would be to get my son in the UK to send me and his mother in France some Gentleman's Relish today. 🤔

[@johndoogan3712]

Andrew Robinson Hi, there are a number of listings for this on eBay.co.uk so it shouldn't be a problem although you may have to pay import charges. Do a google search for gentleman's relish as there's a recipe on there which produces something close which may be right up your street. You may be able to buy a larger tin of anchovies from a delicatessen, my local one stocks it occasionally. Good luck.

[@TheFireMage100]

Ah the famous words of anyone making scrambled eggs for themselves: "I shouldve done two eggs"

[@spex357]

I always use three eggs.

[@jrd33]

Technically it's not "scrambled eggs" unless there are at least two eggs. And there should always be at least two eggs :-)

[@shallowgod5539]

I guess I’m a fat arse because I always use four or five

[@legion999]

2 minutes of Atomic lovingly cleaning a discarded spoon, Just wow :D

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

"Whot! Arre you crAAzy, I aInt tuurning Arownd for no bleudy sopoon love. You loost it ind now she's on heur oWn."

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

(been watching Irish, Scott and UK movies lately, their accent is so fuun love)

[@LL-vx5qc]

PandemoniumMeltDown 😂 I tried to read what you wrote in my own southern English accent and couldn’t. It ended up sounding like Dick Van Dyke in Mary Poppins!

[@PandemoniumMeltDown]

@@LL-vx5qc Two things might help hearing my inner voice in this case (so many, in there) well, first a mistake: yuu instead of yuo... ok doesn't help at all. Second, I'm French so it's a lost cause :(

[@LL-vx5qc]

PandemoniumMeltDown ah. You’re not a lost cause love!! I’m just impressed that your English is so good! My French is poor, even after 5 years of French lessons in school! ❤️

[@gabriellechung356]

The spoon. The best 2 minutes of video entertainment I have watched in a month! Elegant, classy, and spiritual. Thank you.

[@richardjweeks]

Like a proud farther, nurturing his orphaned spoon children.

[@JulieWallis1963]

Richard Weeks *father* _farther_ is like the distance, as in “I used to go to this shop but it moved to bigger premises only it’s now much farther away!”

[@The93ssfd]

Proud farther?

[@daydreamnation3536]

Just what type of person abandons a spoon by the side of the road? Trust Mr. Shrimp to give it a loving home with other spoons, it will never be alone again. Just the sort of story the world needs right now

[@fatherfintanstack8810]

A heroin junkie

[@awestwood3955]

I'm wondering if all the other spoons were all abandoned by the same heroin addict and rescued by Mr Shrimp.

[@Bella.Muerte]

The spoon story was beautiful, the part where they met the other spoons and went to join his new friends in the cutlery drawer brought a lump to my throat - truly moving 😢

[@Scum42]

Never before have I ever been so touched by the rescue of a stray spoon.

[@aaronmarko]

I love how in the middle of the video we got a short documentary about the spoon. Please like this comment if you'd like to see Shrimp do a video about his spoons and possibly other utensils.

[@AtomicShrimp]

I could totally do that. I love utensils and cutlery

[@aaronmarko]

@@AtomicShrimp well I know I'd watch it!

[@Sarah_Grant]

Yes!!

[@Skittenmeow]

Yes yes yes!

[@fuzer909]

@@AtomicShrimp Me too, plus I collect pocket knives from all eras. Have a few as early as the 1950s.

[@elisahamilton73]

I found a teaspoon that was run over, totally flat. It was my stirring spoon. It's now lost in the garden, one of kids took it out and it never returned, maybe one day it will be found when digging or pruning.

[@kitm141]

Love some gentlemen’s relish (that’s not a euphemism...). If you like deeply salty foods like marmite, you’ve got more chance of liking it. I’d never mix it in eggs though, I’d spread it on the toast and then spoon the eggs on top. Really lovely creamy/salty contrast and no grey eggs. Great video!

[@AxxLAfriku]

Do you want to date me? Then I have to shatter your dreams: I am in a relationship with two hot women! They are also loyal subscribers of me, YT Megastar AxxL! Please don't cry, dear m

[@chrike01]

@@AxxLAfriku I'm confused

[@Hdtjdjbszh]

@@chrike01 that account is a spam bot

[@OsoCaliforniano]

I bet u do

[@kitm141]

AceRidesBikes thanks for that, I was baffled. Spam bots are getting weirder

[@donaldasayers]

I'm old enough to remember it coming in pottery pots as standard.

[@owllymannstein7113]

How big were they? It doesn't seem like it would be economical to sell the amount in the video in a ceramic container.

[@donaldasayers]

@capt Obvious Well I'm retired...

[@donaldasayers]

@@owllymannstein7113 About the same size as they are now. Cheap pottery was a well developed industry, still is. OK so plastic is "cheaper" now but back in the 60's plastic was too expensive to throw away. And pottery doesn't need to be recycled, I would bet that by the end of the decade Patum Peperium will be back in pottery or glass containers. Only the other day I bought some German mustard that came in a half pint "dimple" beer mug.

[@pittibarlin8692]

I'm not old enough (I don't think) but my grandma had one in her kitchen for years, she used to put her wedding rings and whatnot in it when she was doing the gardening. When Gentleman's Relish became a euphemism for something rude, it strangely disappeared - I'm not even sure where my grandma would have heard it being said though but she clearly had for it to vanish.

[@ashc5636]

@Sdrrshock ooo saucy

[@cd21234]

He takes the fork in the road. Then a spoon.

[@JR-zm2yu]

😜😜😜👍👍🙏

[@jasons2023]

What video was the fork?

[@jgrimsley2000]

Me: mesmerized by a video of a British gentleman as he washes a spoon. Wife: "What's this channel about?" Me: "Urm..."

[@LuckyGuu]

I'm almost crying watching you find that long-lost spoon and washing it with a happy sad piano music anybody else feel that way

[@Gibbo263]

Who’d have thought, gentleman’s relish is salty

[@adriennetochter6873]

I love reading the comments. Quite a funny and articulate following you have, Mr Shrimp!

[@L1ttlef0ot]

3:45 you’ve made me almost come to tears over a spoon and I’m here for it. I hope more people become more accustomed to this sort of thing (giving an old thing from the street that is otherwise perfectly useable) without a negative stigma attached. I find hair ties frequently on the ground outside and I disinfect/wash them and they’re as good as any other one

[@Bisqwit]

How kind of you to save that spoon!

[@OldQueer]

Uri Geller is now lost in the woods trying to escape an evil cutlery witch after Mr Shrimp removed his breadcrumb trail of spoons. I do hope he can find his way home safely

[@tommylakindasorta3068]

If Atomic Shrimp opens up the cutlery drawer one day and finds that all his spoons have been inexplicably bent, he will know that Geller has exacted his revenge.

[@OldQueer]

@@tommylakindasorta3068 His home carved wooden spoon will still be in tact though. Uri Geller's one true foe - wood.

[@raraavis7782]

I read the Wikipedia article you linked and I gotta say, the 'Poacher's Relish' and 'Angler's Relish' from the same company, sound very tempting as well...any chance, you'll try those as well?

[@shanewickham8667]

That poor little spoon bless your heart.

[@michellegordon456]

This stuff is amazing spread thinly onto rolled puff pastry, sprinkled with Parmesan, rolled up, sliced into 'swiss roll type slices' and baked in the oven, mazin, so glad the spoon is with friends and enjoying life now:-)

[@KNPrince]

This reminds me of an episode of "The Two Fat Ladies" I think Jennifer Patterson made something like this... The dough was from scratch not store bought... Otherwise it's the same thing... she called them "Gentlemen's Savory Delights"...

[@nibwa4798]

Anchovy paste is well known in south east France (its called "anchoïade"). You can add a hint of it in your salad dressing. You can use it in Tapenade recipe. Heat some up with a drop of oil, once liquid spread it on top of a thick pizza/bread dough, bake it and you get a lovely "fougasse à l’anchois" (anchocy bread).

[@Irulan10]

Je me demandais si quelqu'un allait en parler :)

[@gilgammesh1]

Rescuing that spoon was far too wholesome.

[@alyshay82597]

Omg when I read this comment I thought he dropped it in a pot of water or something and got it back out again, but he legit saved this poor spoon from the streets!

[@derektrotter4287]

It probably been used to cook up crack or heroin!

[@gilgammesh1]

@@derektrotter4287 That's exactly my thought, as grim as it sounds, so i had the rescue vision in my head when he found it lol

[@MardiKivMusic]

@@derektrotter4287 nah del boy it would have burn marks all over the bottom if it was used for heroin, you're from peckham mate, you should know better.

[@LangZyne]

I love Mike's propensity for reusing and recycling what most would consider to be garbage. I have the same sentimentality for discarded items. Keep up the good work Mr. Shrimp!

[@slothinaspacesuit]

Imagine If all the spoons had similar stories attached to them.

[@ian-c.01]

The spoon is getting all the love in the comments, very few people are talking about the relish ! I love that ! Nice spoon too !

[@Muttey2024]

Thanks for doing the right thing and giving that poor orphaned spoon a good home. New spoon family, It brought a tear to my eye!

[@vegancam]

Thank you. As an Australian I've always wondered just what precisely Gentlemen's Relish is and this was a lovely introduction.

[@jonnymayhem]

The spoon story brought a tear to my eye... so beautiful 😢

[@chloepyper4947]

The rehoming sequence for the spoon was very wholesome 🥄👍 He's enjoying life with his adopted family. I enjoyed the creativity 😍

[@thomabb]

Abandoned and neglected silverware tend to develop severe antisocial behaviors in the wild and can be difficult to re-domesticate. Hardest of the antisocial behaviors to overcome is food aggression. Yet your spoon was so well behaved working it's way through that anchovy paste. Congratulations on being able to build that level of trust with your adopted flatware.

[@lanskandal1181]

I have a pretty complicated and difficult life and your channel has been a real source of comfort for me lately. Thanks for that. Keep rescuing spoons and sampling relish

[@LukaSauperl]

Damn that spoon montage was so touching and heartwarming ♥♥♥ Felt like a lost child finally finding their home...

[@Tempheart414]

Glad to see this spoon found a loving home with a whole family of silverware!

[@vermis8344]

"Only one person must know our secret! If it gets out, EVERYONE will be making stinky anchovy paste!" (Seriously though, I must try that.)

[@pittibarlin8692]

Stinky anchovie paste is in most, if not all decent restaurants on the starter menu - you might know it better as tapenade. I had it once with olives - being a real fish hater I didn't know at the time it had anchovies in and said to my then girlfriend I think this dip stuff is off 🤣 proper sophisticated I was back then.

[@pittibarlin8692]

@Forza Blankito or complaining a Gazpacho soup is cold.

[@horst29]

the spoon montages was like the commercials where people clean ducks with dawn

[@wendylissolo9783]

Love your “weird stuff in a can series”. That looked pretty tasty. You seemed to enjoy it. 👏🏼👏🏼

[@RFBennett]

Thank you for rescuing that abandoned spoon and giving it a good home. Reminded me of a spoon I rescued eons ago that I made into a fishing lure. It is now a bookmark.

[@GetSettled]

a seeded batch is the ultimate paste delivery system.

[@michaelgood4760]

This channel, is so comforting! Really gives me that Sunday family feeling while I'm away at university. Thanks Da....I mean Shrimp...

[@DeltaOfNothing]

The perfect topping to a Manwich. I mean, surely I don’t have to explain such a perfect pun.

[@Bevity]

I'm sorry.... I need some explaining.

[@DeltaOfNothing]

@@Bevity “Gentleman’s” relish and “Man”wich.

[@marcaber6367]

I must admit, this spoon sequence was so heartwarming, almost shed a tear. It really felt as if this poor little spoon, thrown away by its previous owners, was cared for like a stray puppy, found his new family among all the other spoons, loving and caring... (sniff)🥰🥺 and than this ice cold, yet so dang funny, simple sentence "and now i got an additional spoon😐", heck, that had me burst into laughter😆

[@user-vn7ce5ig1z]

3:29 - I honestly can't even say I'm surprised. 😂 Hey, a free spoon is a free spoon, even if you aren't a spoon aficionado. 🤷

[@JuniperBoy]

My grandfather introduced me this. I don't eat it very often, but always have some in my fridge for when I get the urge for something deeply savoury. Use unsalted butter so the salt doesn't completely take over.

[@jewelgarland]

I always imagined a dollop to be smaller, isn't that a wodge?

[@zacharywidener]

That little bit you made just for the lost spoon almost brought a tear to my eye. That's really a lovely looking spoon and I'm glad it now has a proper home in a kitchen utensil drawer.

[@Parker307]

When I find an abandoned spoon on the side of the road I think of the story of a women from the US who became a civil rights activist in Guatemala(and back in the US too). She met a man in a guerrilla movement there and when they married they gave each other a spoon with some colorful knitted thing attached to the handle. Because apparently if you are in the wilds of Guatemala during a civil war a metal spoon is precious and something you keep on your person at all times. The contrast of spoons in one place being so valued in one place and discarded on the side of the road in another is striking to me. I have mentioned this to people before but as I wrote out at a comment I finally decided to search who this was. I believe it was Jennifer Harbury and I saw a documentary or news report about her in the 90's where she talked about her husband who had disappeared. An interesting story overall, but the spoon instead of a ring part really stuck with me.

[@Skittenmeow]

That's a wonderful story! Thank you, makes me feel just a little better about finding that spoon scene really emotional.

[@lizh1988]

They are very poor, and it actually is very necessary. I guess it is the custom for a man to carve his fiancee an ornate spoon from wood. The spoons are necessary for eating, so no resources or money are wasted on anything extravagant but useless, but it's fancy and useful. Or so I have heard.

[@dougsteel7414]

Spoon sequence is truly one of my favorite things I've seen. Beautiful.

[@Petertronic]

Never mind the spoon, look at the lovely saucepan handle.

[@nogosnoqt]

Thank you for adopting one of the many spoons left abandoned and in need of proper care.

[@ThatDandelion]

Got to be a an Atomic Shrimp video. I'm watching a man wash a spoon and loving it.

[@tehs3raph1m]

This man put more care into a rescued spoon than some put into animal husbandry. The music choice made it a good cutaway

[@Sarah_Grant]

Or into most relationships....😭😭😭

[@O_Dingo77]

This with capers, lemon and parsley added to spaghetti.

[@AtomicShrimp]

Damn, that sounds very fine!

[@florencehall005]

The most heartwarming spoon-related content I’ve ever seen. Brought a tear to my eye.

[@Noast75]

When you come to a spoon in the road, take it.

[@peterclarke7006]

The spoon segment needed a voice-over, ideally in a female US accent, like in those "I found a stray kitten" videos. "So I was walking along, when suddenly something caught my eye... It was this little, sad-looking spoon, sat in the road. It looked like someone had just thrown it away. So I picked it up and IMMEDIATELY felt this bond! I took it home. It seemed, like, so scared at first, but we cleaned it up, and after a while, it really developed its own character. It now gets on SUPER well with our other spoons. It REALLY enjoys letting them know who's boss in the spoon drawer! *cue lots of comments about how people that abandon spoons should be shot or chemically castrated, followed by other comments about how spoons suck, and that forks are better, etc etc...*

[@CaptainPupu]

We don't have saltwater in Hungary, so any type of seafood is considered very bizarre. Even regular things like shrimp. So any type of seafood product is unkown, and considered a taboo here. I myself have been lucky enough to travel around and experience many cultures and foods. Ive gone from a person who couldn't eat any seafood to one who loves now shrimp, crabs, clams and calamari. But there's one thing I can't stand it's anchovies. I don't know, it just doesn't feel pleasant to me... Of course that doesn't mean it's bad, it's just not for me . Anyway, very interesting to see such a product. Greetings from New Delhi!

[@PapaWheelie1]

Same but grew up eating seafood. It’s not your upbringing unless you ate those nasty things as a child I guess

[@christianemms8332]

The salted anchovy fillets in tiny bottles and jars are totally different from the white anchovy fillets sold over the deli counter (When they are open...)

[@CaptainPupu]

Didn't try fresh, but the canned version (in oil) and the ones they out on pizza, that's truly ew for me... Also forgot to say: scallop! Absolutely disgusting. For me they just feel like very very very strong ocean flavor. Things like calamari though oh boy, it's heavenly!

[@spex357]

@@christianemms8332 In Turkey you can see barrels of white Anchovy fillets laid out in a flower petal design in barrels on the dockside. Those in the small jars quite often have herbs and garlic in, but that wouldn't stop me eating one or two in passing.

[@MajorMalfunction]

I used to dive for scallops with my uncle, and we'd eat a quarter of them raw while shelling them on the boat. One for me, three for the bucket. That way we were under the catch limit if we got inspected upon our return. :)

[@touchofsound]

I love the piano meditation on a rescue spoon. 😊🎶❤️

[@Terrelli9]

That spoon bit was the loveliest recycling/anti-littering advert I’ve ever seen. Now I want to find perfectly good cutlery by the side of the road, wash it while listening to peaceful music, and give it a new home in my cutlery drawer. But where I live I’ll probably only find old McDonald’s cups.😖

[@5roundsrapid263]

Help control the utensil population. Have your flatware spayed or neutered.

[@MacMcCaskill]

Old McDonald had a cup Ee-ey ee-ey oooh! A teaspoon ...

[@hgrace0]

I really enjoy watching you partake of such a wide variety of foods. I find it really refreshing that you allow the foods and flavors to be what they are. I’m a picky eater in that I choose not to eat meat or fish but I absolutely don’t find anything wrong with anyone else enjoying this.

[@jmyogi17]

That spoon montage was so funny and heart warming !

[@africa_everyday]

Gentleman Relish for a completely GENTLEMAN. ❤️

[@pek5117]

Hi Babatunde, looking forward to your content, Have a great day.

[@africa_everyday]

@@pek5117 thanks bro

[@pek5117]

@@africa_everyday Thanks, you're a great guy. Much Love.

[@2cawks]

I love that none of your spoons match.

[@fuzer909]

None of mine do either.

[@PerMortensen]

Maybe they were all found on the side of the road.

[@DavidEFarner]

The spoon story it was so heartwarming. It’s an important story, and I’m glad that you told it.

[@solistheonegod]

We do love putting things on toast, as tins of toast toppers will attest to. God they were gross in a marvellous way.

[@seaga666]

it's always heart-warming seeing an old spoon go to a good home

[@themchamburglar210]

I was waiting for you to toss pieces of a cheeseburger to the spoon to gain its trust.

[@MauldtheMan]

Aww, that interlude with the abandoned spoon coming home, being washed, and being added to the family of mismatched spoons was heartwarming. My parents equally have just random spoons that are cool or otherwise interesting in their drawers and I think that's a neat way to build a collection of silverware

[@nghtwng1572]

The name of the product🤣 My mind was in the gutters when i first read it🤣

[@serenitybay5544]

What a lovely vid to watch on a lazy Sunday. Loved the spoon bit. I also love that paste ,discovered it years ago.

[@aejae15030]

If you’re reading this, which i know you are, I’ve been on an Shrimp food binge, and I Love all of it.

[@pumpkingkingoftoons6185]

Idk why but that spoon scene was so emotional xD 10/10

[@bipolartorecovery1485]

I love the wholesome variety your channel has. It has the key theme of resourcefulness and a balance with dry humor. I do like the mix with scavenging and new approaches to what we all deal with daily be it food or scams

[@all2funnycomments724]

*CRYING* bless you for saving that poor poor spoon. Some people can be so heartless and cruel. May the spoon forever be in your favor. Bless you

[@teuth]

abandoned spoon finds forever home, next on the dodo

[@Sonia_47]

Worth watching for the spoon montage alone! Gotta love life's weird little quirks - came across a mention of 'patum peperium' in a novel this morning and meant to look it up...then forgot about it till I was searching through your back catalogue for something wholesome to watch and taadaa! A lovely introduction to the stuff appears like magic.

[@cvilla1944]

Hello Mr. Shrimp. Lovely video. I think it would make for another interesting video if you sent that little slip to the company and tried out a recipe that they sent you. Have a nice day

[@suyzinmiyako9389]

What a kind and gentle soul, adopting that orphaned spoon and saving it from what could have been a life of crime and grime on the streets

[@jeffhughes1318]

It's lovely stuff, though I've always found something a bit questionable about calling it Gentleman's relish. I suppose that says more about my puerile sense of humour than anything else!

[@JonathanLin1974]

How nice.... you adopted a stray spoon, gave it a good bath, a good wiping and polishing... and joined it to your family of spoons... awww ...

[@cccpredarmy]

other youtubers: save domestic and wild animals making cry-videos Mr. Atomic Shrimp Warosa: saves a spoon - makes a cry video. FFS you owe me a towel now...

[@louisesnake]

That was very interesting, thank you. I've always noticed this little pot on the shelf at the supermarket and wondered what it was like! I've just discovered your channel and I love it, can't wait to go back and watch everything.

[@ElementEvilTeam]

a gentleman's relish has another meaning...

[@theprofessor4914]

Oh little spoon, what great times you'll have with your brethren and kin.

[@pittibarlin8692]

This week on Atomic Shrimp. Potted poop - and then we watch him wash a spoon. The reason I love this channel 🤣 so surreal at times. Not sure I'd be picking up spoons off the street mind, they're usually a sign a Heroin addict is around, they use them to "cook up" their smack before injecting. Go near a quiet spot near a chemist in an urban area and you'll see loads of discarded spoons. Alanis Morrisette would be gutted when on a knife hunt.

[@marcelmais6430]

this animal rescue... i mean spoon rescue brought me to tears with that piano music.

[@Matt19matt19]

Gentlemen's relish sounds like a middle class euphemism equivalent of Daddies sauce.

[@RocketboyX]

Well, it is.

[@gibbo9089]

🤔😂😂

[@stephensmith799]

😂🤣😂

[@5roundsrapid263]

They’re both extremely salty and some can’t stand the taste...

[@margaretkelly7410]

You're so right about the original porcelain pots - some of the older ones are very collectable. There were some beautiful designs and limited editions. I love this stuff, also delicious when well rubbed into lamb before roasting!