I Cooked 300 Years of Sandwiches (1762-2023)

[@PhillipVu]

“I love being a white guy in 1950” 😂😂😂

[@ericking7547]

@PhillipVu didnt expect to see ya here

[@jonslg240]

Was that when they ate grilled cheese sandwiches instead of PB&J sandwiches with tomato soup? 😂🤢

[@banana3219]

Sandwichs back in 1762 hit hard 🥪😎

[@Waashoe]

more ways than one

[@THE_funnyalt]

@@WaashoeAHA! You may never best me, peasant! Not with my trusty beef sandwich!

[@no4bert286]

yeah they really did hit the heart

[@es4086]

Yeah I was born in 1749, 1762 sandwiches hit different

[@syedshahnoor]

​@@es4086I was born waaaay far, I was born in 2008 January 18

[@theenigma2861]

Oh yeah there was a horrible histories skit about the invention of the sandwich, where they mention people playing cards and how putting meat between two pieces of bread just became a way to stop their hands getting greasy while playing. I didn't expect this video to unlock such a deep memory.

[@Randomness954]

Same bro that was a banger show only good bbc show

[@fredfry5100]

I read that somewhere. I thought it was just stupid. I still do.

[@Randomness954]

@@fredfry5100 makes sense tho

[@impyrobot]

@@fredfry5100 what's stupid about it though?

[@fredfry5100]

@@Randomness954 How do i put this? The idea of this group of rich guys sitting around playing cards while eating slices of meat, without the use of utensils, just struck me as silly.

[@NebLleb]

3:39 Actually, Butter and Ham is still a popular combination. Especially in France, which serves Ham and Butter-filled Baguettes called "Jambon Buerre".

[@Alix777.]

Beurre. Not one eat this anymore except tourists getting scammed in Paris with 7euros sandwich with low quality ham

[@timpauwels3734]

“Boterham”

[@SpitfiretheCat16]

​@@timpauwels3734the fact that Google just translates that to "Sandwich" amuses me

[@IAteZachInTheWomb]

So good!

[@Rixoli]

"You think they would've been excited by oyster loaves in the 1830s?" Yes actually, there was a ***MASSIVE*** oyster craze in the 19th century in the US.

[@goofyahhslimjackson1942]

I believe is was in 1850s though

[@michaelhall5429]

​@@goofyahhslimjackson1942makes sense because 1850 is right in the middle of the 19th century.

[@michaelhall5429]

A fan of the dollop?

[@DirkDierickx]

This was a great video, you should do more like this! food history is fascinating.

[@clg190]

This video was amazing! The dynamic between you two is great I laughed out loud several times, can’t wait to see the next one

[@allison694]

My man committed to that saliva stretch on the ham and butter 😂

[@crit-c4637]

Try a Black Friday Turkey Sandwich. Sourdough bread, spread some dijon mustard on 1 slice, put some left-over Thanksgiving turkey (or deli turkey works just as well) on top of that, some brie cheese on top of that, then some cranberry sauce on top of that, and the other slice of bread on top of that. You can grill it or serve it cold.

[@FrostyFrostySnow]

10/10 would recommend

[@moraolmdg12344]

Cranberry sauce??!?!?!!!

[@oskifan1]

MY SANDWICH! You ate MY SANDWICH???

[@susanmcmasterson956]

Turkey/Brie/Cranberry is an amazing combo. Even if only on a Triscuit or something. Turkey wraps with cranberry sauce and gravy-stuffing are a great Black Friday treat as well.

[@evil_lebron_gaming]

@@moraolmdg12344Cranberry sauce is delicious.

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

I love the chemistry between the two of you!

[@vinnipolicastro5683]

I really hope you’re doing the 24 days of Christmas food from around the world again! My daughter and I loved that series!

[@hanesdoe]

Yes

[@PRDGL_WindyBW]

Same

[@kaustubhgupta46]

This was a really fun video! Do more such historical ones please

[@snowylama]

Dude this video is amazing I learnt a bit of history

[@Dark_Charm]

People who discovered this without TikTok, raise your hand!

[@himabinduR13]

Mee!!

[@best_nightmare5055]

🙋

[@rain.anthonychua9398]

🙋

[@G0LDG00S3]

🙋🏿‍♂️

[@PidgeonCatcher]

🙋

[@januthcs4286]

W vid, cameraman made the vid a million times better, and the video feels wayy more relatable and funny, love this style of content. and now im hungry

[@Sweepout]

The great depression started in September 1929... I don't think I would define the 1920s with the Great Depression. In fact, the 20's was the exact opposite. Business was booming in the 20's (the decade was called the Roaring 20's)

[@salmataalghali6839]

I could have sworn he said the 30's

[@Sweepout]

@@salmataalghali6839 06:28 no he said "Lets move onto the 1920's when a little thing called The Great Depression happened. Spinning that sandwich as popular that decade due to people struggling with money.

[@jessicalauren1111]

Recently came across your content and I genuinely enjoy watching and stealing inspiration for recipes/trying new foods ♡ Thank you!

[@thequeenofcomments]

What is the 2023 sandwich

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

1:05 Your British accent is killing me😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@scottessery100]

as a brit im very impressed

[@delirium129]

When you started talking about the BLT, I thought you were going to make one of my favorite sandwiches ever, the club sandwich. :( Also, another popular one that's missing (especially since you have the Montecristo here) is the Cubano. Perhaps a second part video?

[@freezer-monkey]

I love how Benji looks like he's slowly losing his sanity throughout the entire video

[@giacngoaudio]

What a brilliant idea. Easy to make, tasty, and a crowd pleaser.

[@harshitgupta6856]

wha, which one?

[@WhatsFunnyBro]

⁠@@harshitgupta6856hes talking about the idea of sandwiches..

[@dist0rt3dhum0r]

I love how critical your friend is. Bring him back around more often. XD

[@thescruffy360]

Almost like hes constantly belitteling him because he probably thinks he could do a better job since hes criticising him at every oppertunity. Its not even constructive feedback. Just negativity

[@Brambrew]

Erm akshually People in the USA had plenty in the 1920s or "Roaring Twenties" because the economy was BOOMING. The stock market crash and subsequent Great Depression started in 1929 and lasted throughout the 1930s, not the 1920s.

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

You should try Chicago’s “Italian Beef Sandwich”. Italian beef is composed of thin slices of seasoned (flavorful) roast beef (sirloin), simmered and served au jus on a long French roll. It’s typical to get the Italian beef with cheese and spicy or sweet peppers. I like to add the Italian sausage to make it a perfect sandwich. It’s wildly popular here in Chicago and the local restaurant that popularized it has a local restaurant chain (not franchised) that was bought by a big investment company that is going to expand it nationally. Even before it was bought it had opened a handful of locations in Los Angeles area, Phoenix area, and Florida. It’s always insanely crowded.

[@BrunoCostaXEM]

Tuna Melt only had a 7 because he burned it to a crisp underneath. You can see it at 11:47

[@scottessery100]

tuna and cheese toasted (not cremated) is lovely

[@cynthiahembree3957]

I would give it a 3 because I don't like canned tuna. That's kinda a personal problem.

[@lithium191]

Also, for tuna melts, it's better to toast the bread separately, add cheese to one piece of toast and melt in broiler/toaster oven, add tuna salad to the other toast, then put the two pieces together. That way you get the chilled tuna salad with the melted cheese and warm toast. Much better

[@UnitedCuisines]

Interesting idea, love the episode!

[@katiakominski432]

Love that you took care to mention the passover sandwich! It's ancient and still ritually eaten today during passover to commemorate... some guy who was apparently really excited by this versatile concept.

[@chrisclancy6756]

My favorite sandwiches are the French Dip, the Cuban, and the Chopped Cheese Honorable mentions: Peanut Butter & Honey Sandwich, Eggplant Parm Sub, Patty Melt

[@danielsantiagourtado3430]

LOVE your content and sandwiches!🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤❤

[@ThatSlovakGuy]

Try Slovakian Breakfast: Raw Bacon (Slanina could be too), Raw Onions, Raw Potatoes and either some Slivovitz or Juniper Brandy

[@mr.nobody3354]

brothers humor is on point

[@kundainyamaharo9230]

I love how he's ok with admitting that he has no idea what he's doing sometimes 🤣

[@helios7212]

Food and a history lesson, great content! 👏👏👏🤔🥪🤤

[@ViewtifulGene]

The "plain sandwich" is basically a cheaper version of a Jambon Buerre.

[@bellablue5285]

Cold ham and butter is an awesome sandwich though (great way to use up holiday ham). I don't go anywhere near tongue though, can't recommend that version

[@delirium129]

Isn't this what a French jambon beurre is? Only on sliced bread instead of a baguette. For me, it's perfection as is, but I would add cheese because, well, cheese makes everything better :D 🥖🍖🧈🧀

[@bellablue5285]

@delirium129 I'll admit I've never heard of that. Usually it's not thin slices (even a spiral cut ham has about quarter inch slices usually), but conceptually if they're similar, cool!

[@dee_dee_place]

Try grilled cheese with a thin slice of tomato, & if the spirit moves you, some bacon- yummy. BLTs & Tuna Melts (with a thin slice of tomato) are my favorite sandwiches.

[@crit-c4637]

Tomato slice in a grilled cheese is so underrated.

[@cynthiahembree3957]

If you think this video was cool because of the history lessons I would highly recommend checking out tasting history with Max Miller.

[@TokyoBlue587]

Also, Townsends channel for 18th & 19th century cooking!

[@giraffesinc.2193]

Max's channel is amazing!

[@anza2]

bros cooking up amazing food and amazing videos

[@Rin_Chawngthu]

I have a recipe we always eat, and if you try it i want to know how good it is for you. 1 packet 2x Nuclear Noodles 1 packet Koka (Chicken flavour) a Singaporean noodle Cook it so that it is soupy but not too soupy and not dry. Sweet corns and green peas to taste with fired sausages on the side, with Coca Cola. It's our favourite snack when we have family/friend gatherings.

[@JurassicMarc1595]

300 years?? wouldn't they be mouldy??

[@soarrefly]

He had perfect mechanics. Everyone had a sandwich at some point, so he's getting everyone to subscribe. I just did. 😉

[@jaimedelgado7529]

Make "matapa" fr mozambique Roasted Peanuts mashed up, b shredded coconut, coconut milk, shrimp, cassava leaves and corn flour. Doesnt look great, tastes heavenly

[@IaMn0TaroBot-e2e]

Everytime i watch these videos i get so hungry afterwards ......wonder why?🤔 Seriously though great video idea, you guys are hilarious 🤣😆

[@abrahamkim1078]

A good cream is probably one that isn’t sour or curdled. Opposite of good cream would be bad cream, which means it’s past its freshness. From what I once heard, milk does not go bad past expiration. It may curdle, get chunky and smell sour, but it won’t make you sick. The smell and texture might make you psychologically feel sick, but it won’t physically give you food poisoning. Please correct me if I’m wrong.

[@emeraldodi5187]

Welcome back Kwook. This video is interesting.

[@reskaill9684]

If you did the 80s mark my word is would be a peanut butter and marshmallow fluff sandwich.

[@ReddoFreddo]

We had bread before 1762, that bread was most likely cut into slices, what the hell were we doing with bread slices before the sandwich?

[@benjaclown]

No idea, maybe they just spread stuff on it without putting a second piece of bread on top?

[@suddenlycrows]

Trenchers. They'd use bread in place of plates then you can either eat the bread or give it to the poor.

[@theguildhall3246]

Soups?

[@AntsPablo]

This is the most underrated channel that I regullary watch 4:05 - the most funny part in my oppinion 😂

[@duddlydavis2819]

That is an elite choice of peanut butter my guy.

[@omerfaruk6082]

Please try Mıhlama from Turkey. You will love it.

[@gacha_lemon850]

4:05 i can't with the face 😂🤣

[@Sadboy-ec6or]

I’m not sure if they would count, but po'boys would have been a very good addition to this list

[@Joker-no1fz]

use mild provolone on a tuna melt or munster. also use albacore tuna. trust me senpai.

[@thataintfalco7106]

Man I was hoping they’d review the Reuben lol

[@NerdyKnight42]

Just loving how the cameraman is always dirty talking

[@aR0ttenBANANA]

That Lord of Sandwich impersonation was fuckin gold 😂

[@UsuarioRandom-tf5ie]

4:14 I'm dying rn 😂😂😂😂😂

[@deirdregibbons5609]

Beef tongue is actually quite good and great in a sandwich. You might enjoy trying it, especially the smoked tongue.

[@amazingazblo0239]

Also Next time on Making a Tuna Sandwich, Add Scotchbonnet Peppers, Dash of Onions and a Juce of Lime which will make the sandwich more flavourful

[@jillcnc]

The only true tuna melts are served open-face, with a thick slice of tomato on top of the tuna and American cheese on top....eaten in a New Jersey diner on Route 3 or 46, served by a waitress named Lillian who is just back from her cigarette break. All others are impostors.

[@Greenmadzia]

I recommend - cebularz - from Poland, it's kind of yeast bun, but flat, with onion and poppy seeds on top.

[@isaacwolverine9898]

You missed out on tongue! Tongue has to be my favourite sandwich item, please try it in the future

[@matienazemy1382]

Try mantu, it’s an Afghan dish and similar to dumplings. The filling is made out of ground beef, bengal gram and more. It’s a childhood dish of mine and it’s amazing if you do it right.

[@siranimcneill7589]

He will. This is more British food

[@Yuzuru_istg]

I saw you are trying peoples breakfasts can you please try mine here its: I normally eat 2 special sandiwich that I make every day first heat the pan and put some butter to cook 2 scrabble eggs after that put it on the sandiwich put some chese on it some green onions some ketchup and top it off with the tomato chops and wala my special sandiwich breakfast hope you like it !!

[@michaellaw5876]

My fav is Italian Panini either Chicken Pesto with spinach and arugula or prosciutto, spinach, arugula and mozzarella or grilled squash, zucchini and eggplant with pesto all with garlic and olives and ton of olive oil and balsamic vinegar.

[@margothpicazo2903]

Hey, wait! Mexican food has at least 20 types of breakfasts: chilaquiles, molletes, tamales, rancheros eggs, sopes, quesadillas, salbutes, enfrijoladas, entomatadas; How many of these dishes have you tried already?

[@sigmascrub]

Oh man, a beef tongue sandwich sounds amazing

[@Krassael]

Duuude you please gotta try the Ecuadorian Breakfast its huge bro.

[@Muddyjeans_]

Unironically some mad accents well done my guy

[@CoachJohnMcGuirk]

You had processed american cheese from the grilled cheese right beforehand. Thats the cheese you use for a philly if you dont have ez cheese from the can. Those are the only acceptable options for that sandwich and somehow you ended up messing it up even though you had it on hand.

[@itsbonjee]

that's exactly what i was saying 😂 this kwoowk guy needs to get a grip

[@clownform]

The butter sandwich skit was funny

[@LeXsGaming]

pb n j hit different

[@Carbun4732]

Sandwiches in 1762: meat between two pieces of bread Sandwhiches in 2023: deep fried with alot of cheese meat lettuce and heart attack ingredients

[@Peter-mj6lz]

The bread was probably different also on 1762 so the combo would’ve tasted and felt a bit different to today’s version.

[@jilljones9804]

11:35 When making a tuna melt, you basically make a grilled cheese Then add the tuna afterwards.

[@nisnast]

6:00 STG man mayo is either the easiest or the hardest thing ever to do and it all depends on the position of the sun, the alignment of the stars, which foot you got out of bed with and if you remember to wash your hands before cooking.

[@henryheinecke2994]

As a Sandwich lover i approve this Video

[@embrio18]

Cool idea- very nicely done!!

[@rannicel]

Made a Sandwich and ate it while watching😂

[@joshuajohnson2216]

Glad you finished all the sandwiches 😂

[@hendy24]

Man the BLT looked so nice

[@FrostyFrostySnow]

The Italian deli sub to me is more a roll than a sandwich but that doesn't change it's status as peak lunch bread thing

[@tim.noonan]

Nothing is rolled on an Italian. And the bread used is never referred to as a ‘roll’ like a dinner roll. It’s nothing like a British sausage roll either, for example. It’s a sandwich.

[@FrostyFrostySnow]

@@tim.noonan In Australia subs are considered rolls, same with it being a chicken burger instead of a chicken "sandwich"

[@sean668]

@@FrostyFrostySnowThat’s a thing I’ve noticed gets changed. In the US, the hamburger is the beef itself. You can eat a hamburger as just a steak with no bread, and if you go to very old fashioned places you might still see the original full name “hamburger sandwich” on the menu. But it seems like elsewhere, especially Australia and India, “burger” means a hot sandwich on a roll?

[@tanikokishimoto1604]

The "plain " sandwich where the options were ham or tongue ... I'd have gone no questions asked, with the tongue for the win!

[@aron1089]

Love how Benji keeps dissing your choice of cheese and melting

[@samuelbundervoet3141]

touch my what !!!🤨😂 11:49

[@macdaiddavidson8051]

I just had dinner and after watching this I’m hungry again!!

[@naumche1]

Now I want a sandwich.

[@readyrex]

So sandwichs were made to feed gambling addictions.

[@JatPhenshllem]

I didn't see that coming at all

[@pleseem]

What a lovely couple.

[@gluedtothemouse]

That oyster loaf looks straight miserable, seems like it would be right at home in Fallout 4 Edit: PB&J + Milk is forever and always the play. Pretty much only time I ever drink milk is with a PB&J

[@DESTRUCTOR122]

You have to use Cheese Wiz and cook the not diced, sliced onions with the meet. That’s how the OG Philly Cheesesteak is made.

[@toffthe]

Fascinating ! The oyster bun lived on as the vol au vent rip

[@harry7237]

This was a very enjoyable video. I watched it while eating a sandwich.

[@lauralynpilakowski12]

You left out the Reuben!!! One of the BEST sandwiches ever created!

[@theguildhall3246]

The cheese roasting is funny as fuck, lmao

[@soldwyn]

im glad that at 4:06 everything was very normal and nothing happened there

[@nickname7620]

I miss eating 1762's sandwiches with the boys 😔

[@dakks_]

4:05, bro went feral💀

[@dazzaMusic]

For the 20’s I would’ve gone with sugar sandwiches because even cheese was hard to get during those times

[@helios7212]

4:10 lmaaaoooooo 🤣🤣🤣😬

[@DocRivera]

No French Dip? It's an iconic sandwich.

[@UnCoolDad]

Ham and butter is a popular sandwich in France today.