Sesame Street - Hamburger bun factory

[@MoonGold42]

A Sesame Street Veteran is born.

[@LittleJerryFan92]

Haha, thank you! I remember this upload way back when.

[@elonmetol]

I made this film in 1971 while a student at Art Center College of Design in LA. original It was longer with only sounds of the machines. CTW purchased it from me, edited it and added the music and kids. Made in the Freund Bakery (McDonalds) in Industry CA. Tom Bammel.

[@stephanielong2660]

Amazing!

[@tennoklark]

Thank You This brought back good memories.

[@sunnydalegirl]

This was my Dad's student film, which CTW purchased from him. I used to see it on Sesame Street in the 80's. He was so touched to see it posted here and to read all of these nice comments.

[@Smartboy8877]

I remember this one as a child and am happy to see it again!

[@raakone]

Cool, I remember this. And it has to be Joe Raposo, it's his style of music, and he even sneaked in a kazoo. ~Ra'akone

[@elonmetol]

@ghostchantxx Buns film was made in 1971 by me, as a student at Art Center College of Design, LA. Tom Bammel

[@bk_knight256]

I remember seeing this lots of times in sesame street shows and I like that music sound with it.

[@johneastmond9092]

The music is the best! They used it for all kinds of films. If your gonna have music that won't die it might as well be great music!

[@mel4pat2000]

I must have seen every episode from 1969 to 1977, and I don't remember seeing this one until the fall of 1977.

[@d72jjpilc]

Yes, I would like to see that one on KZbin as well! My most memorable line from that clip is 'Don't swallow it!' ('it' being the gum).

[@ghostchantxx]

a saxophone at the end then a kid voiceover ''I know what they are they're hamburger buns''

[@tpirman1982]

I wonder if the CTW Archives in the Ampex Building in New York City still has a beta film of this in their archives

[@tpirman1982]

I suppose that's what the fling guard on the top of the mixer is for; to keep the strings of dough from being flung way up to the ceiling.

[@d72jjpilc]

Nice memory - I think I remember the dough being spun around at the beginning and might have been mildly scared, but as the film progressed I thought 'Ah, THAT'S what they're doing!'

[@califgirl101]

Very intresting! So, thats how hambuger buns are made huh? Wow! :)

[@otacon451]

hamburger bun highway there at the end

[@WindowsEffectsHD-uv9pg]

7 Jan 2018

[@tpirman1982]

Uh, I think the dough was thrown out of the mixer and into a trough to bring it to the next chapter of its journey.

[@tpirman1982]

Yeah, we need the Chinese Noodles film.

[@audreyleonard8756]

tpirman1982 yes i agree cannot find it anywhere!!!

[@BRadfrommalibu74]

Here it is. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpXToKBulKaAl9E

[@tpirman1982]

Whoa! Slow that mixer down, speedy! (at the beginning of the film) You're flinging dough all over the plant. [snickering]

[@tpirman1982]

Other than McDonalds, Burger King and Wendy's, makes you wonder where you'd find the Krusty Krab on Spongebob Squarepants.

[@jimt.626]

I’m guessing once the buns are cooled after coming out of the oven, they go to the packing machine where they get packed into a plastic bag and then the bagged hamburger buns are sent to grocery stores and supermarkets everywhere

[@danielcole3956]

Cool !

[@somedude6177]

ok...for you food buffs...Hot Dogs and Hamburgs are origionally for Germany well, name wise that is. Hamburg-Hamburg Germany and Hot Dog which is really a frankfurter-Frankfurt,Germany

[@joshberman3659]

The very first time that I watched this sketch, I didn't know what the heck it was. At first I thought they were eggs. Then I thought it was some kind of jewelry factory. Then in the end I found out they were hamburger buns. Plus I also thought that there were absolutely no people in this segment at all up until I found that there was at least one man at the beginning of the video. And of course I knew that in the end I heard a voice that sounded like a black kid to me between the ages of 8 and 10. My guess is that he was wearing a red short sleeved polo shirt, a pair of dark beige pants, white socks and black sneakers. That was what I thought it sounded like to me when I myself was a kid.

[@LittleJerryFan92]

Yes.

[@jasonvancura2139]

Before there was "How It's Made," There was Sesame Street!

[@Paolo8772]

Episode 615, Friday March 8th 1974.

[@tpirman1982]

Judging by the music in this film, I bet Joe Raposo wrote this music.

[@ghostchantxx]

Thousads of them !

[@ghostchantxx]

There you go it is JR.

[@ghostchantxx]

First it looked like eggs but at the 35 second mark it looked like cookies.

[@LittleJerryFan92]

You're welcome.

[@tpirman1982]

OMG. Do you still have the original film on tape somewhere? I think it'd be cool to see the master film for this and such.

[@LittleJerryFan92]

I guess it's because it's better than saying "Beefburger" lol.

[@ghostchantxx]

WOW ! This is very old. Is this from like 1973 or something ?

[@LittleJerryFan92]

Yeah but there's already a ton of dough on the floor!

[@funkmike]

The hot dog was invented in Hottdogsburg, Germany.

[@RobertJohnson-it8ib]

LMAO!! no!! it was not!! it was from Frankfurt, Germany!!

[@timobrien8809]

It almost seems humans aren't involved in making them the way this vid is shot.

[@LittleJerryFan92]

Sorry,don't have that one.

[@therealgreatqball]

Because it was invented in Hamburg, Germany.

[@jennymarie3645]

Interesting

[@LittleJerryFan92]

Lol.

[@raposofan]

Did anybody else as a kid think the bun pastry at the beginning was chewing gum?

[@disneyfan81]

I did, at least when I first saw it as a kid.

[@seyhan7132]

hamburger bread recipe please

[@ghostchantxx]

There's no hotdoggsburg.

[@ghostchantxx]

wattamack 4, Is this really from 1973 ?