Growing up in the early 1900s - Meals

[@barrybarnard836]

The bread when I was a kid was delicious as well as nutritious, all the jam was home made, looking at this has brought back great memories, thanks.

[@saeedurrahman2056]

Dam your that old

[@samuelsgaming1407]

oK bOoMeR

[@lemontreemedia2252]

@@samuelsgaming1407 respect your elders

[@ramencurry6672]

@@samuelsgaming1407 Oh no it’s you again. You’re that weird guy people want to avoid

[@finessinhearts]

@@lemontreemedia2252 nah not all the time cuz some elders be disrespectful

[@CCJJ160Channels]

0:10 - “. . . and a cup of tea.” Well of COURSE with a cup of tea!

[@nacanacoo]

No! Drink coffee like a normal person!

[@mooikasteelmotionpictures]

Why of course with a cup of tea?

[@lorri7775]

If your british you must drink tea or maybe tea and coffee but never ever just drink coffee or your not truly British

[@rachelknight6028]

No meal would he complete without it!

[@AbcXyz-mf9hv]

I thought back then they walked miles and miles to school. Or so they say.

[@duanerussell]

Australia .. seems that there may have been some 'differences' between the two countries 😉

[@robertatkinson7258]

ROFL!!! Yep, 10 miles, and the snow was 10 feet deep, and they didn't have any shoes to wear, and they ended up being late, so they'd get their asses whipped with a hickory switch and sent home, and then had to do that whole routine all over again the next day was the version I used to hear!!

[@headfirst6227]

ROBERT ATKINSON And it was uphill both ways. Don’t forget that part!

[@joshandrei9771]

*Ok, Boomer!* HAHAAH

[@bunnyfoofoo9695]

@@robertatkinson7258 Uphill both ways!🤣

[@mikea6710]

I love how toast w butter and jam, or porridge, plus a cup of tea, was the breakfast .. how much has it changed today in Aus? Hardly! ... even and a cooked breakfast on occasional weekends, like the Saturday fry up, also the takeway dinner on the weekend that lasts a week.. interesting how it all feels familiar even though I've never seen this doco, nor had a history lesson of the early times

[@mooikasteelmotionpictures]

No eggs. That is the thing I can't live without.

[@1uzfe]

Ahh I remember those times..

[@1uzfe]

@@EarlOSandwich 1892 good sir

[@HardwareFahrrad]

@@1uzfe That means you are over 130 years old.

[@brainboostingpills]

Bro you did not.

[@MsSilentsiren]

This threw me. My father (TX USA) ate this very same meal as a child coming up during the 1930s.

[@DaPretzelGuy]

I feel like growing up in the early 1900s was way more peaceful than in 2023. Anyone else think the same way?

[@drewharding]

100% yeah 20th Century 100% better then 21st Century indeed!

[@xMarvin732]

growing up, maybe, following with the two world wars and poverty, not so much

[@drewharding]

@@xMarvin732 well fighting along side over a billion brave strong real heroes and defeating 2 world tyrants will be difficult but we can survive and life if we work together and fight with our brotherhood, honour, unity nobility and courage and hearts of good and light that's how us Allied heroes are going to win all the way 100% that's why it's better to do that in the 2 World Wars of survival but at least it's better then staying in a rotten 21st century with not much greatest of life and prophecy and no light at all so sorry Marvin732 your wrong totally 100% and people survive way better then of today indeed because with less tv the better all the way indeed!

[@janlon1706]

Yes war poverty and rampant illness was soo peaceful

[@drewharding]

@@janlon1706 but at least there were better activities back then and much more less laziness around back then too look some of you guys may like being in this rotten 21st Century timeline but, I don’t and feel more way better off then a 20th Century person guy all the way 100% in case time travel does excited one day using it to go back and live in the 20th Century probably it’s lates 20s or early 30s all the way because, I’m a 20th Century British person and that century is where, I truly belong not here but sorry for upsetting some of you all the way oorah it’s just cause, I don’t belong in this timeline at all 100% indeed yeah!

[@maple1255]

Thank your for your video ☺ I have a friend who loves to bakes and she asks if you could refer her to where she can find the recipes which for this delicious meal and others?

[@sylviajonesdavisstevenson2228]

What's the name of that Beautiful Music?

[@sejutym_28]

Sylvia J Davis the name is at the bottom of the screen at 1:01 :)

[@mooikasteelmotionpictures]

Your grandma jamming on the piano.

[@dentonisd2428]

Look at this! Lmao that shi wack 😭😭

[@dentonisd2428]

Jimmy Crickets fr

[@dentonisd2428]

wikked girl lmaooo that shit is so bad

[@christinalover352]

No phone no mobile no internet no Facebook no Instagram no WhatsApp no messenger, but Love was life 💯👍💗 and life was really lovely. 🌺👍♥️💯

[@mooikasteelmotionpictures]

Actually they sent cards and letters and calling cards and post cards around, and telegrams and whatnot.

[@richasarkar5825]

yeah this all did not exist as early as 20 years ago and also at this time slavery and discremination was extremely prominent you would definately like that wont you

[@mooikasteelmotionpictures]

@@richasarkar5825 Wow, somebody has been poisoned by evil marxist dogma eh? I can only imagine you're in hell every day of your life. To you, everything is ugly. May God bring light into your life. Actual light. Not luciferian.

[@pfw4568]

But Heroin was legal

[@Idol2Idol]

@@mooikasteelmotionpictures how the fuck does being against slavery make you a Marxist ?

[@randomguy8647]

Now that's the real American diet

[@jmdelaquesta28]

@ I think they ment 100 years ago American diet 😅😂

[@ramencurry6672]

In the early 20th century, some kind of porridge or also called mush, toast and other simple things like bacon. Soups with root vegetables like turnips, carrots, potato could be in rotation. Dried beans too. Basically food that does not need advanced refrigeration.

[@nadinenatalie6085]

Still the best for me with a cup of tea🤍

[@geoffpriestley7001]

Had some dripping last week for breakfast

[@ItsTreen]

Short🤔

[@Smuggler169]

Yeah it was

[@banzai_coolcat4889]

Me:KIDNEY PIE Me again:Is it made out of kidney’s

[@LilyIglesias]

I wish I lived in the 19 century and early 20 century. What a time, life was so much simpler back then. Marriage mattered and family was the most important thing, not only sex and pleasures like nowadays.

[@aeojoe]

The food and hygiene would definitely make you change your opinion

[@drewharding]

Yeah better times then the rubbish crappie future century with nothing but dumbness and stupidity all the way at least the food and society in those times in the 20th century were better much better for some of us all the way yeah.

[@ultimobile]

pleasures of sex ? ask women who had 8-16 kids how much pleasure they got from sex - my patrilineal English great-grandparents' first 4 children died in infancy, so they emigrated to Australia where another 6 kids survived much longer.

[@LilyIglesias]

@@aeojoe ok, that's a thing to think about... But I loved the family life dinamic from those days.

[@LilyIglesias]

@@ultimobile you're kinda corroborating me, sweetie. What I meant, back then, family mattered, nowadays only sex and pleasures matters 🙄

[@sabrinamoore1218]

So breakfast was like chow time in prison

[@kevinzhang6623]

Do one for those that grew up in the late 1900s.

[@luisfernando5998]

Why y’all ain’t dead yet

[@nelson5953]

WHY DOES THIS LOOK HEALTHIER THAN WHAT WE HAVE HAVE NOW?!!!

[@jqyhlmnp]

The people have chosen Oreos over Beef The companies have been rewarded for their evil

[@Acejustforalaugh]

Medicine was lackluster. As was Healthcare. I don't know, pros and cons. 😊

[@БатурМаркус]

amazingly tasty and healthy no BS seeds oil

[@Kus.hwaha587]

❤❤❤

[@sheldon5638]

Breakfast back then: A simple breakfast, pudding and bread and butter and a cup of tea Breakfast now (I was joking): *BaCOn, PAnCakES, WAffleS & eGG* One like for Dinner back then vs Dinner now

[@mattiix1645]

Lol, my breakfast is two eggs two toast and hashbrown xD

[@jmdelaquesta28]

Other factors what change American diets today like war invention of new food trends etc..

[@crystalmsp4679]

Spill the tea sis

[@victorjohnson7512]

The children were sent to the mines at age 9.

[@mooikasteelmotionpictures]

Good. Some peace and quiet for mum & dad.

[@Emily-bf6xt]

@@mooikasteelmotionpicturesI hope you get sent to the mines. Plus indigineous people cherish their kids and they don’t even use physical punsihment at all!

[@alanjohnson2528]

it would have been a thick slice of uncut bread

[@hello-cb2pl]

That’s interestint

[@Ali-xx4eh]

Jeez it was so fancy

[@aswinkumar2900]

that's it? I wonder what's the prison food in early 1900s

[@mr.blackmagic1342]

Or if ur victorian u can starve or have something that doesn't even fulfill your breakfast for all 3 meals of the day

[@KentlandVFD33]

Read Dead Redemption 2

[@alexkavanagh2051]

George Mollohan that game is literally the only reason I’m watching this lmaoo

[@BrandonABC123]

hi miss ioana

[@shannyjackson9206]

im too nervous and depressed every morning to eat breakfast

[@zummyizhere]

Funny that they even had tea in a country that can’t grow anything

[@tay7366]

Not that much butter , that’s for your father.

[@abiku2923]

first

[@TheSpeedyLoonyCanoli]

Aight ima head out to mcdonalds

[@teaonrainyday888]

Why are you even here in the first place if you love eating plastic

[@colombianflag717]

Peaceful times

[@mooikasteelmotionpictures]

Yep, peaceful aside from two world wars.

[@richasarkar5825]

not at all

[@diamond5156]

Look at this! And racism

[@mnrleerbaadjie]

@@diamond5156 Haa haa. What is wrong with Englishmen expecting England to be their own little place in the sun?

[@revishon]

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