The 10 Foods that may soon Disappear

Have a good day and I wish you good mental health :)
Written by: Josh Strider & @ninjean9690
Video Edited by:
ShadeX: @ShadeX
Manuel D: @ManuelD1206
Zac Quinn: @zacquinn
PhoenixStarYT: @PhoenixStarYT
& Josh Strider
Produced & commissioned by Josh Strider (Phantom Strider)
Boo artwork by Dre Higbee
Nin artwork by Charlie

[@christianparrish3292]

Chocolate disappearing would be a disaster.

[@Cheez2027]

No sugar disappearing would be a disaster

[@christianparrish3292]

@@Cheez2027 oh yeah definitely

[@zoelindwall637]

@@christianparrish3292 i think candy corn might not exist because I don’t see lots of people eating candy corn anymore

[@christianparrish3292]

​​@@zoelindwall637I'm still eating them. In fact, I have a small Ziploc bag of them.

[@rubybadger223mainchannel9]

@@christianparrish3292 would this also happen to milky way too?

[@JustinGrant-jf5gv]

I think I can live without Wine, but I hate to think of a whole generation of kids that grow up without Chocolate, Peanut Butter, Strawberries, Fries and Chips. I applaud these people for looking ahead and taking action to try to save these foods before it's too late. Let's just hope that the Hailey's On It show predicts the future and someone invents something that can permanently reverse climate change.

[@redknight759]

Me is chocolate and fries and chips and Banana

[@Hazard-xv7vn]

No wine hmm I guess senku and the kingdom of science have to find an alternative for the miracle fluid.

[@JustinGrant-jf5gv]

@@Hazard-xv7vn I don't get the reference, but I'll assume they do.

[@chrismayer3919]

OH GAWD! Don’t tell me peanut butter is getting it’s walking papers as well! 🥜

[@MasterZebulin]

@@chrismayer3919 Maybe if SOME OF YOU didn't have such an aversion to GMO, we wouldn't HAVE that problem to begin with!

[@kiracaroso]

Josh, heads up about Better Help. I remember a while back BH was being promoted everywhere. Then it came out that most of the therapists working for them were not licensed at all. Most KZbinrs dropped them and issued apologies very soon after. They still have a problem with unlicensed therapists, which means that they can do far more harm to mental health than good.

[@Not_Kaitlyn]

Jesus man, not even THERAPY is legit anymore. What has the world come to??

[@nancyking]

Reminds me of a "mental facility" where I live in Lexington, KY called The Ridge. They don't have licensed therapists, either; they just abuse the people who come in there for help.

[@cherry_mania]

They *weren’t* licensed? That sounds awful :(

[@Pendarr]

I decided to try it a couple years ago when I realized I really needed to start therapy and the idea of BH sounded super appealing. It was awful. The assigned specialist took days to respond to our ongoing messages, was completely unprepared for our first session even though we had a month to do the questionnaires she was supposed to send me, and 10 minutes in she revealed that her personal views conflicted with mine about LGBTQ+ topics and she recommended I switch to a different person. Thankfully I got a partial refund from them when I cancelled. I definitely don't recommend it unless they've radically changed.

[@planescaped]

@@Pendarr That's the problem when you're getting therapy from just some rando.

[@TheFangirlOtaku]

Honey is also in a lot more stuff than people realize, if they have to replace such a key ingredient in so many things we're gonna lose a lot more than cheerios

[@psistis80]

True.But have you ever read the ingredients in cheerio’s;In Europe,it’s 12% so I guess in the USA,it’s about 5%.But there is 24% sugar.Off brand cereals have more honey,but lower quality.

[@dimitribottjen2495]

The worst part is that we'll lose one of the cutest things on the planet 😢

[@familyoftacticaldroids309]

@@dimitribottjen2495 I think the fluffy cats are safe. :P

[@sg9099]

​@@dimitribottjen2495it would have been better if they got rid of wasps amd mosquitos

[@gamebuster4844]

I would like to respectfully correct you on one thing Mexico is not a US State it is a completely separate country,but we do have a State called New Mexico so I get that it might confuse foreigners.

[@phantomstrider]

My mistake sorry! 😆

[@Disruptor97]

From a United States citizen, it's all good. I've seen some of us US citizens get it wrong.

[@animatorstanley]

I grew up in New Mexico and it's crazy how many ppl in the US think it's a part of Mexico.

[@teoniflynn6588]

@@phantomstriderhi strider

[@bigfanclub2020]

Oh my god unexpectedly

[@bloodystatic4156]

Fun fact: By the year 2050, PhantomStrider will be 61 years old and I will become 46 years old!

[@brighterthanthesunshine]

I'm begging you to reconsider your sponsor. I understand mental health is important to you, and it is also to me. One google search of better help would show you the downright awful practices of this company that sells their user's data. All companies do this yes but this is a therapy service... They shouldn't. Their work practices are also terrible for the therapists working for them. It's an awful service gor anyone. At best it's just a bad experience, at worst it's downright abuse. Please, please reconsider this sponsor. Information about them is easy to find. They haven't changed in years.

[@trixxart777]

Yeah like I understand content creators need sponsors and I can see that Phantom maybe thought this was fine since other well known content creators have been sponsored by better help. But I do think people should search there sponsors especially with the amount of research Phantom puts into his videos.

[@AiLoveAidoru]

Strider is one of so many creators that need to be careful because they seem way too trusting of offers. He’s after accidentally accepting sponsorship deals from scam companies and dangerous companies before. He took Established Titles at face value too. Ever since the controversy that outed Illuminaughty as an abuser, I always considered the sponsorships that someone accepts to be a good indicator of how genuine a creator is. If they’re prone to promoting scammy and dubious companies, then maybe we should consider how much the creator really cares about the well-being of their audience.

[@errorbirdesther]

I hope strider learns to not trust all sponsors Always do your research Also that illuminaughty controversy hurt me so much

[@sk3ll121]

@@AiLoveAidoru I feel like so many, it is the too trusting. I feel also a good rule of thumb is that if you see a sponsorship suddently prop up in millions of channels; that product is probably sketchy. I wonder also if it is personal experiences which more led him to pick up the product, he is someone who has openly talked about depression and wellbeing so a product like this appeals to him a lot at first value then maybe other people. I do hope he changes it but I presume he has signed some contract to have to add it to the next few videos so well. I think for the caring about well being, I think it is a case of strider thinking this is a good product and then not looking into it and thus results in effecting users. It is strange as he has decided to not do any research but I think it is probably a case of good intentions but with a bad product. The best case is to send him a well worded message illustrating why it is a bad sponsorship and maybe he would see it and think about it a bit. I do not think we should value how genuine a creator is just by sponsors as I feel that is a small part of the youtube experience and for example if he lied in a video it would be worse to me (though I did do that in the last paragraph tbh). Establish titles is another case of this, but tbh that seemed sketchy from the off. Raybands as well and a few other products. Rule is to me just do not trust if you see all your favourite creators have the same product at once. To conclude, I say just do your research, do not trust sponsorships at all. Even for a good product, or good looking one; question why they sponsored this channel and if the product is a good one. Also, comments like this would work if you send them in a respectful mannor in which they allow for him to see and know what points you want him to understand.

[@HungryWarden]

@@sk3ll121About a Product suddenly popping up in millions of sponsors, I have three words: Raid Shadow Legends Or maybe even NordVPN?

[@TsukiKageTora]

Honey Nut Cheerios is the LEAST of our worries if Bees go extinct. All crops will suffer and so will plants and flowers

[@princesspixel3151]

If we’re gonna talk about “the end of the world”, “apocalypse”, etc… I’m so glad you also talked about the hopeful side of countering this climate change crisis, especially since another climate change-related issue has been rampaging (with the help of the news media) known as “climate anxiety” or even “climate despair” …Who’s running the news media anyway? Monokuma from Danganronpa?

[@j.b.5422]

Let's just "hope", the hopeful side isn't gonna seen as inevitable and an excuse to do nothing either.

[@thegrandxbunny2073]

@@j.b.5422 EYYYYYYYyy.

[@nitrotails1821]

Ok, someone get please Naegi. Heck, even Hajime and Shuichi

[@PiedraDeIjada]

So happy to hear you advocating for GMOs. It is a tool that can be used to solve so many problems related to climate change and I also agree in regards to pesticides. I don't necessarily agree with all uses of GMO but like with any tool it is how we use it that makes the difference. As you said it is not harmful and I'd even say it is even safer than conventional breeding due to stricter regulations and a higher level of control over what is changed.

[@nancyking]

There are naysayers going around saying GMOs will cause cancer in the future, but we'll have to wait and see, won't we? It's probably smoking cigarettes and taking certain RX meds that'll cause it, though.

[@MasterZebulin]

Sometime it'll have to be forced into people whether they want it or not.

[@tnecniw]

I also appreciate that you try and positive approach. There are so many videos I have seen of "These things WILL be gone by (insert date here)" and it is so depressing. Partially due to how nihilistic it is.

[@phantomstrider]

Thanks! Tried very very hard to keep a positive approach on this one. Glad it shows.

[@smileykerr5875]

Alright I'll be honest, I was nervous when Nin first started showing up in vids simply because I don't like change lol but she's definitely been a fun addition to your videos! 😁 You guys are so sweet together and Nin seems really nice and fun :)

[@Horsley-Green]

I don't like change much either, I saw his newer videos first, but I didn't realise they were newer at first, so when I saw the older ones without Nin I couldn't concentrate on the actual video because I was wondering where she went 😁

[@Aushra1969]

They seem like they’d be a fun couple to hang out with. I too don’t get the whole wine thing and have the same reaction to drinking it as they do. And I pretty much get along with anyone that also loves peanut butter like Josh does. 😂

[@aruce9]

17:46 The gros Michelle banana is not extinct just not commercially viable on a mass scale. You can still import them but they aren’t as common as they once were

[@planescaped]

Yeah, they're still around just not farmed en-masse. They're basically "artisanal" banana's now, lol.

[@christinaknapp1980]

GMO also refers to crops that have changed due to selective breeding and artificial selection. The banana is actually a great example, since they were originally small with huge seeds inside. Farmers then had plants that produced larger fruit or smaller seeds cross-pollinate with each other which would then be bred with the members of that generation's large fruit and small seed producers until we got the banana we know today. You can even see this with centuries old paintings that feature watermelon. Back then, they were mostly white and not very sweet. Crossbreed the sweetest, pinkest ones of each plant generation, and you get the modern-day watermelon.

[@maxpowers9129]

GMOs do not include selective breeding or artificial selection. That is, propaganda companies started to combat concerns about GMO products. Selective breeding does not modify the genetics of an existing organism. Therefore, they can not be Genetically Modified Organisms.

[@smultronpojke4010]

What concerns me in particular is foods that require temperate or arctic conditions, such as the strawberries mentioned in the video, but also other berries like lingonberries, cloudberries, bilberries and cranberries. There may not be much further from the equator to go that still has the optimal temperatures for these berries, and what makes matters worse is that climate change happens more rapidly the further from the equator you go. One meat based food that also fits into this category is caribou or reindeer. The reindeer's diet often consists of various types of lichen, which too are perfectly adapted for the arctic and risk being wiped out in a warmer world. There are dozens of peoples in the northern parts of Eurasia who traditionally make a living through reindeer husbandry, such as the Yakut, Nenets, Evenki, Enets, Sámi, Nganasan and many others, and should we lose the reindeer, these peoples will lose an important piece of their cultures. Unfortunately there is also a more insidious reason threatening reindeer, and that is how some governments, such as Sweden and Norway, have a history of creating projects that sound nice and eco-friendly in theory, such as the Fosen windpower park in Norway, but in practice make reindeer herding by Sámi people in the area (who often have used this land for centuries) impossible. In terms of the environmental threat, reindeer herders can supplement lost lichen by providing feed directly to the reindeer in addition to the food they're still able to find on their own, and Sámi people are doing their best to raise awareness of governmental actions detrimental to reindeer herding through protest and sometimes taking legal action for land rights

[@SlapstickGenius23]

Yeah, sad and sordid. I wonder if the Scandinavian governments will acknowledge the rights of their nations’ Sami peoples also?

[@devinsauls9137]

Chocolate? Did you said chocolate? *CHOCOLATE! CHOCOLATE! CHOCOLATE! CHOCOLATE!*

[@danielfotheringhamproducti7368]

Honestly, I really like the countdown sequences, they really show a new perspective! Hopefully, we won’t lose any of the 10 items by then, thanks to multiple ways to help keep them around. If we all make a difference to help out, we may change the world for the better. 😌

[@gryficowa]

Interesting fact: There are many varieties of bees, but the most frequently shown are honey bees, the bees I am mentioning are solitary bees, unfortunately due to human interference they have problems, but you can help them, e.g. by building hives (Not the same as honey bees) or giving special bricks with holes in which they can live An interesting thing is that many solitary bees have specific colors (There are bees that have no stripes and are completely black) + They are often hostile to other bees, but contrary to appearances, aggression is quite rare, and the solitary bees themselves are much calmer than the honey bees themselves, unfortunately, are less known than honey bees (Like bumblebees, i.e. one of the sweetest insects that pollinate flowers like bees, unfortunately, I have the impression that these little fluffy insects are terribly underestimated, mainly in the media, and if bees became extinct, they would be one of the more pollinating insects, because like bees, they carry pollen, but as I mentioned, these are terribly underrated insects and that makes me sad) Although when it comes to honey, bumblebees would rather not produce it (Because they are not bees and do not produce honey), but solitary bees can, so we should take care of them in the same way as honey bees.

[@gryficowa]

And interesting fact, many solitary bees can look much different than honey bees (As I mentioned, black bees without stripes also exist, and they are round like bumblebees, which is quite a funny fact), I have the impression that many films about bees often forget about this variety of bees and it's really sad, because if we cannot protect honey bees from extinction, we should at least take care of solitary bees, because without them it may not be very interesting if honey bees become extinct (The only hero will be the bumblebee, a creature that has been hidden in the shadow by honey bees for years and really deserves more attention, but I don't know will it pollinate every flower that exists, because the bumblebee itself can be slightly picky about some nectars) I know I've written on this topic way too much, I just wish more people knew about these hidden heroes

[@jacksonteller3973]

yeah I saw a bunch of green bees at the botanic gardens once.

[@QuiteSincere]

Honey bees are actually so overpopulated at this point it's harming the ecosystem, we've overcompensated! They are the exact opposite of endangered!

[@oxuderces1313]

Solitary bees don't produce honey. All bee species that produce honey are social, and many of them are stingless bees (tribe Meliponini). The reason why solitary bees are important is that they pollinate many native plants around the world. Honey bees are better at pollinating crops. Honey bees aren't the endangered ones, many solitary bees are. Honey bees even spread diseases to solitary bees. This is why focusing too much on saving honey bees is detrimental.

[@deanatgmail]

another interesting fact, honey bees was brought here and have killed off almost all the original pollinators

[@josephkeen7224]

With all the downsides of climate change, the loss of coffee might be a benefit to my mom, who’s trying to stop drinking it. Losing chocolate would be a benifit to me according to her so I guess we both win by that logic lol. Edit:in terms of if chocolate does go away, I’ve heard that Carob is a common substitute for chocolate, so that might be another solution.

[@ironmaster6496]

Chocolate is really bad for me so it doesn't affects me that much either

[@Custer_X_Of_The_DAU]

A PhantomStrider Video On My 25th Birthday! Hooray!

[@phantomstrider]

Happy 25th! Hope you have a nice day planned for yourself 🎂

[@Custer_X_Of_The_DAU]

​@@phantomstriderI do I'm going to the Cleveland Gaming Classic Convention today. I'm also having cheesecake, resse ice cream and pizza hut dinner box for my dinner.

[@5SuperAviationFans]

Happy 25th birthday my good friend! 🎂 🎉

[@christianparrish3292]

​@@Custer_X_Of_The_DAUhappy birthday dude!

[@AutumnBlaze689]

@@Custer_X_Of_The_DAU Happy Birthday! 🥳

[@lyna7614]

I have a small bee colony living in my patio and tbh, I don't have an idea how they survive. But hey, the veggies and flowers look great and the bees seem happy, sometimes they land in my hands just to chill

[@Aushra1969]

That’s nice that you let them live there. Most people would just knock it down because they don’t want them living in their patio not knowing or not caring what the benefits are of having them. I also have a small colony living in my backyard. They are fascinating to watch and as long as you leave them alone, they won’t harm you.

[@GalaxySid]

Thank you for painting GMOs in a good light.They will be an enormous help in the future. Sadly "free from genetic engineering" is still one of the most prominent and beloved advertising promises in my area. The faster we move on from this the better for everyone.

[@mageyplss]

It's SO damn annoying how the 'organic' trend got people into thinking they were eating healthier food. I could be wrong but I believe that that marketing trend is what spawned the public's unfounded hatred of genetically engineered food

[@dillpickelxl3775]

mate you wanna know the effects of gmos. look at America with all of their fatasses and lax laws

[@tempestfennac9687]

@@mageyplss And a lot of people just come up with ridiculous ideas whenever anything new comes along (eg: claiming that the invention of writing would lead to people's memories degrading or claims that trains would make farm animals which they go near miscarry). I know genetic engineering is a lot more complex than those but as far as I can gather the potential concerns about problems it could cause haven't been issues yet so they may never will be problems.

[@mageyplss]

@@tempestfennac9687 1. Exactly 2. wtf are those myths 💀

[@re1010]

Tge thing is people get GMOs confused with gene editing. GMOs can include anything from gene editing to various peppers bred by humans.

[@maxmeidl4909]

If Reese’s were to disappear, then my mom and two sisters would definitely riot.

[@errorbirdesther]

So would my mom

[@lynntaylor9681]

As a American chocoholic since I was a kid in the 80's, I'd join them.

[@longsalad5334]

I would lose all of my optimism, hope, and sanity

[@DudeitsVero]

There's no hope ༎ຶ⁠‿⁠༎ຶ

[@KirisunaOnline]

You and Nin at the end of the video trying those wines was a fun watch! :)

[@yinyangyt8749]

Wondering how the future will be for foods is a question. I really hope that the foods that will never disappear are any fruit like apples or something. And yes. Chocolate would be pretty awful if it was going to disappear

[@tobykassulke2385]

Interesting seeing betterhelp do the rounds on youtube again. Didnt it get into some controversy a few years ago for sharing personal data and ppl having bad experiences with it?

[@rocketterrier]

Yes, BetterHelp was notorious for being rude and disrespectful to its customers.

[@KaliBella]

They’re a terrible company and sell user data

[@kiracaroso]

Not to mention most of their therapists were, and still are, unlicensed.

[@claytonrios1]

Reese's disappearing? That would be a peanut butter tragedy!

[@christianparrish3292]

I know right

[@matthewpaul6904]

We won't lost peanuts. The Illuminutty wouldn't allow it.

[@The_King_Enigma]

While I can't speak for non alcoholic wines specifically, I will say that in my experience white wine has a much sweeter taste compared to red, which is why I prefer it over red wine

[@MaxiemumKarnage]

White wine is significantly worse for you than red wine, baco noir is by far the healthiest (and tastiest) wine.

[@awesomeocelot7475]

I love the idea of Boo being a genius and scientist!

[@dcbandit]

Ah! But bees aren't the ONLY bug that pollinates. In fact, bees kinda invaded onto others territory and pushed them out. If bees did go out, we'd end up with another bug taking up that spot, though we would lose honey.

[@deanatgmail]

yah people always want to overlook that the bees that was brought here killed off the original pollinators for the areas

[@leafytaffy7291]

And that we’re saving the wrong bees! Honeybees are technically invasive, and we’re supposed to be focusing on native bees

[@muppetsretrofan8873]

Hi Josh! This was a great video, and I especially enjoyed the time traveling aspect! I love it when you and Boo go on adventures. I don't want any of these foods to vanish, but ESPECIALLY not chocolate, peanuts, and potatos. But wine? I could care less about wine. Give me raisins [especially chocolate covered], jelly, and jam any day. Speaking of Raisins, did you know the 1980s California Raisins mascots had a football game named after them? It was called "The California Raisins Bowl". They also appeared in some old Macy's Thanksgiving Parades, with their last appearance in it being 1992. Speaking of the California Raisins, I highly recommend watching the Claydream documentary. It's about the story of Will Vinton and how he lost his studio. Be warned, it's a very sad story, and you'll never be able to look at Laika the same way again.

[@spectrumscribble1498]

Yeah, I'm not one for wine myself. I'm much more of a fan of the other grape creations. Heck, avocados to me are alright, but they're better in guacamole. The rest of the stuff I actually like, like maple syrup. Seeing as I live in Michigan, I actually know how to make maple syrup because I helped my parents with it a couple years ago.

[@awesomeocelot7475]

Honestly I love the little stores you put in these videos like where you time traveled in this one and the Lego arc back when you where doing Lego videos!

[@bluestreaker9242]

Can I just say, btw, how much I LOVE the prospect of genetic-engineering? As you've shown off, it can do a lot of good for the world in saving a lot of crops and, by proxy, the foods we consume from disappearing completely and even make them taste better in the long run, and I am ALL about that! :D

[@Celtic1020]

Or maybe, don't mess up the planet so badly that you have to modify everything to survive.

[@calub_wendex1233]

@@Celtic1020or both?? They aren’t mutually exclusive

[@bluestreaker9242]

@@calub_wendex1233 Right? My thoughts exactly. :)

[@bluestreaker9242]

@@Celtic1020 Thing is, we as humans have kinda always done even BEFORE we just so happened to rip massive gaping holes in the ozone layer. Using the tools at your disposal to manipulate and deconstruct your environment to understand how it functions isn't a trait limited exclusively to humans, you know...nor is the act of adaptation in dire situations, either. I will champion genetic sciences for the good they can do, and have done, for us and the world at large. If you don't like that, that's fine, no one said you have to. ;)

[@Aushra1969]

@@Celtic1020 I totally understand what you are saying but, unfortunately, it seems we are at a point of no return when it comes to a lot of things on the planet. I hate the thought of it too.

[@MisterDanielTofu]

I think wine is the entry on this list that we can live without. Also, cool to see more of Nin in the live action parts of your videos. It's not too often we see her.

[@w.n2425]

The thumbnail looks like someone didn’t go for the head

[@trixxart777]

Hey phantom I kind of recomend looking at some video essays on better help apparently there servies isn't that good and there's been a lot of bad reports from the therapists serives

[@moose656]

I am SO HAPPY you mentioned Norman Borlaug. He has saved millions of people from starvation since his work in the 1970's, and in my opinion, is the greatest human being to ever exist.

[@RenegadePandaZ]

Can we all just stop and appreciate that CRISPR is a perfect name for a candy bar?

[@tywilburn9257]

Isn't one of the big things with GMOs not personal and environmental health, but rather Corporations being Corporations and suing random farmers for "Stealing" the edited DNA if it gets passed around? I remember learning about such cases back in 9th grade and the companies winning each time, either via the legal and civil courts but the ultimate court that is financial attrition.

[@phantomstrider]

Definitely a very real problem if corporations are suing farmers 🤔 That's not the majority of cases I hear though. Most cases I heard are where uneducated people are calling them "frankenfoods" and demonizing them because of the names and a lack of information. Will keep an eye out for the corporation issue though in the future. Cheers.

[@christianparrish3292]

I tried honey years ago, I didn't like it. It was too sweet for me. The only reason I wanted to try it was Winnie-the-Pooh. And maybe a little bit of the bee movie.

[@MegamanXfan21xx]

It works better as a topping or flavoring.

[@FederalBurroOfInvestigation]

Isn't BetterHelp known for having some issues?

[@christianparrish3292]

I don't drink alcohol either, so I wouldn't mind wine going away.

[@ThrillsofColdplay]

I only drink it if I’m at a restaurant and it’s only one drink

[@sarahtelles1931]

And to quote part of a song " Don't it always seem to go, that you don't know what you've got til its gone. They paved paradise to put up a parking lot"

[@KSCGGuy14]

Once again, you never cease to amaze me Strider. I'm not interested in science that much, but this was very good to watch and learn. Who knew science would help preserve different types of food during these troubling times.

[@aveganeverywhere]

Actually cow's milk production uses five times more lands cuz you have to feed the cows and have the cows. And grow feed for the cows which of course involves clearing land. All this land clearing may seem fine because it's replaced with grass but the truth is we need more trees does lead to drought and bad salt levels in the soil.

[@melissamenchaca9121]

It also isn’t typically replaced with grass, just muddy filthy dirt that can runoff into waterways. Dairy milk also FAR outstrips any other type of milk for water usage at 90 gallons per pound. A pound of milk is round about 2 cups of milk. Almond, which is the the second thirstiest milk, uses 8 gallons per pound. Soy milk used the least amount of water fallowed closely by oat.

[@aveganeverywhere]

@@melissamenchaca9121 yeah people try to make it seem like soy waste water but it doesn't. It's actually one of the most eco-friendly things we could be growing and eating. And some people worry about the estrogen level but they don't need to worry. Your average beer has 12 times more estrogen then soy per serving. And how many beers do some people have a day without any estrogen levels increase? ..... Old Milk may useeven less water than soy but there's just something about the way soy Cooks.

[@melissamenchaca9121]

@@aveganeverywhere yeah I would not try to use oat milk for cooking. In my opinion cashew and coconut are the best for cooking

[@gkid64]

Fun fact artificial banana flavour was based of Gros Michel which is why it tastes very different to Cavendish bananas

[@spectrumscribble1498]

Eh, I'm not really one for wine. But I'd hate it if cider was a goner in 2050. I love the taste of a good peach and pear cider... non-alcoholic, of course. I also love when my stepmom uses avocados in her guacamole. Her version tastes a lot better. And I totally understand a little bit about the maple syrup. All the trees here in Michigan are able to flow with ease because of how much snow we get each year, which makes it easier for my family and many other people in the area to collect sap and all. But everything else? No way am I going to lose those! *(Starts hoarding everything I can from this list)*

[@demonicdynamite]

"22 percent of potato species are predicted to go extinct" *sad Ireland noises*

[@michaelwhitehead6594]

Bees are NOT the only pollinating insects. There are many other pollinators, so yes, there may be a lack of honey in the future, but, Plants will do fine being pollinated by other species.

[@awesomeocelot7475]

I didn’t even think a smartphone from around 2023 (or whenever you got yours) would even be able to pick up on future 9G. Also I wonder if Boo also has a phone?

[@shoyuramenoff]

The future bits with ChatGPT working the checkout and everything about the blameitonjorge cameo made me die of laughter. I learned a lot from this too. Great video Strider!

[@jakepuckerman]

another great video, Josh! also the end with y'all trying the NA wine was hilarious. as an alcoholic myself i needed a laugh and that gave me it ❤🍷

[@davehardenburg2924]

I really liked the end. You guys are such a sweet couple.

[@justsomeguy4206]

You know Strider, I’m a bit surprised that you’ve included Regular Show clips into some of your latest videos. I thought you didn’t like Regular Show. Did your opinion on it change?

[@mchenrynick]

Funny how people get all frustrated with GMO plants, yet they may be the only way to save many of our favorite foods, like the chocolate in your video.

[@avacornthelastponybender8583]

PhantomStrider: "Potatoes might go extinct" Ireland: "Oh shit, here we go again"

[@user-ho2uu5yg1j]

Great video as always strider! Edit: I LOVE KitKats I couldn’t live without my munchy chocolates 😅

[@errorbirdesther]

Me too My family even gave me kitkat as a nickname

[@tommyclulow8617]

The PhantomStrider's food related top 10 videos saga Still continues

[@greatsage4ever]

Have you tried Rose Wine? It is between red and white wine. This kind of wine is my favorite, it's plenty sweet and not dry. I wouldn't mind trying other kinds of bananas either. I hope you didn't eat more than one banana in succession, doing so often gets people constipated.

[@SweetCrumblingDoll]

Wines can cause headaches because of sulfites used to pause the fermentation process. There are sulfite-free wines out there, and products that filter out sulfites as well. As for the wines being bitter? Dessert wines are a thing! They're much sweeter, fruiter, and nuttier. A non-alcoholic dessert wine might be up your alley. ^-^ ♥ Cheers!

[@theBRANDOProductions]

It almost seems like we need to do SOMETHING about climate change

[@AngelWingsYT]

Until the boomers in changer are no longer in charge nothing will change. They are bound and determined to claim n brainwash ppl into thinking global warming isnt real n humans arent to blame. And GOD FORBID we ditch big oil🙄 money over wellbeing as usual

[@yoelarmasjr.5660]

Unfortunately our government can’t get their freaking priorities straight!!!

[@KarenTehrani]

Yeah

[@toonerman]

Another great video! Thanks for the awesome list strider, Glad to see people are still trying to save Chocolate and Bees out there. I think your next top ten should be a top ten deleted scene list. Some suggestions I might add on the list would be… THE ALTERNATIVE ENDING TO THE LITTLE MERMAID THE 2004 SPONGEBOB MOVIE SANDY DELETED SCENE THE. FUNERAL SCENE FROM WHO FRAMED ROGER RABBIT THE LIGHTING CONTEST FROM THE 2000 GRINCH… If possible, you should also get, Doug Walker to collab with you!

[@kylieashley-jones1742]

Another great video, my fellow Aussie! Much love to you and your family!

[@kvdli]

Personally, if honey were to stop being produced, not only would we loose many honey based food products, we'd also lose many honey based medicines which could be an issue.

[@Blinkedzero]

Love these videos. Please keep making them!

[@chrismayer3919]

I can see SO many Women around the world (myself included) screaming themselves hoarse over chocolate’s vanishing act!

[@RIlianP]

The entire documentary for the bananas is available on YT on the official channel of Insider business, it goes on the bananas growing as a business today, more than the less than pleasant past banana plantation history (fk you United fruits) but it is still worth watching. I had real argument with one of my genetics teachers, back at UNI, in regards to GMO plants she could not fathom that genetic sequences in GMO plants are the same as the regular plants and there is no danger of your body not absorbing them, shittiest department in the whole university, I swear.

[@jacobdrolet4262]

Amazing video phantomstrider and very interesting educational,fantastic job.

[@swelch9825]

Thank you so much for uploading this Phantom Strider! Love your content!

[@peculiarcomics2255]

pretty fun video I love the little cut scenes

[@deanatgmail]

but you must also remember that bees was brought here and killed almost all of the original pollinators for the areas

[@DarkoFoxfire]

Speaking of Wine, I only like the Welch Sparkling juice cocktails since they are non-alcoholic and they do taste nice but I only tasted them during Thanksgiving and New Year’s Eve since I’m a Christian so I don’t drink alcohol!

[@thegrandxbunny2073]

I remember in middle school, we had to read an article that said chocolate would be gone five years from then. That was 2016. I don't remember it being gone in 2021. That said, I am so happy precautions are being taken. Edit: Also, the fact none of the peanut organizations is called "The Peanut Gallery" is a crime.

[@alexstuff21]

can't belive you time traveled just for this video! Good content

[@yourhomiechillinvibes]

Been here since your Top 6 Worst Games Ever Made, your channel has always been positive and enjoyable to watch. It's always great to watch your videos, very humble and uplifting commentary.

[@chrisbarone515]

I feel like we need more top 10 Cartoons.

[@tsukroffhan]

Me, eating a peanut butter and banana sandwich while drinking coffee with a chocolate protein powder....... 😧😨😱

[@Bon_Goblin]

A really great video Josh!

[@warrenmfouapon]

Always great to see you. Strider❤❤

[@hedgethesledge]

I'm pretty sure I went to Montpellier on a day trip on a French exchange once ! We saw how the wine making process was done and had our French teacher do the translating for us as we were only year 8 or 9 at the time lol. Now I'm 18 and can legally drink (I'm from the UK), I... Would prefer to stick to water thank you very much 😅

[@295g295]

13:38 - Your cashier is now also your Better Help therapist.

[@willtanhey]

16:37 I know this sounds really weird, but I nearly teared up seeing this food on this list. I absolutely love bananas. They are my favourite fruit.

[@redbulbuniverse]

What i love about this video is the different solutions that can keep these foods, it's both intresting and helpful. Great video Strider. 😊👍

[@KlezEW]

This video was very Interesting! Thanks for supplying Quality Content. I appreciate it a lot! :)

[@axeoseilez3207]

Honestly if it means preventing deforestation im fine with avocados being limited. I am not a fan of them anyways. So i wouldnt lose sleep at night

[@gendythemara]

Just “Joshing” lol, I love that

[@ScottGamezOG]

If Reeses disappeared, I could not live!

[@BridgetGX]

Same

[@mostar1219]

I remember someone was making a skit, and one of the things that was said was they couldn't tell the difference between some bougee wine and a glass of dirt.

[@5SuperAviationFans]

YOU ALWAYS MAKE MASTERPIECES STRIDER!

[@robertgirl6565]

Hi PhantomStrider since Halloween is next month I was wondering if you would make The 10 WROST Cartoon Network Creepypasta?

[@planescaped]

"It has notes of rose, elder flower, and lychee, with some vegetal notes." ... you fooking wot mate?

[@AiLoveAidoru]

Strider, I’m once again BEGGING you to be careful of who you accept sponsorships from. Better Help is NOT what they advertise themselves to be, and they’ve had tons for controversial practices revealed in the past couple of years. you should really know better. Ever since the Illuminaughty controversy, I always considered the sponsored ad reads to be a good indicator of how much care a creator actually puts into their craft. A creator takes a sponsorship with more than a few skeletons in their closet, then they’re risking setting their trusting audience up to be scammed or have their personal data stolen and/or sold. A lot of young, impressionable people watch you Strider. This means you should be putting the companies that offer sponsorships under even more scrutiny. I wouldn’t be saying any of this without a good reason.

[@Chloehill109]

This was a very educational video thank you for making it

[@Grey_Warden_Invasion]

Strawberries are probably the last thing I want to see disappear. But no wonder the strawberry plant I once had in my room stopped blossoming after it carried only one fruit. It is simply far too warm in my flat

[@kayleyuta7072]

There is another reason why these food shortages: the prices. Have you seen how much all of these foods have went up?

[@rho-starmkl4483]

Peanuts are bit of an odd case. Aside from climate change threatening peanuts survival, isn’t there also a rise in cases of peanut allergies?

[@DusklightZeta]

There is definitely peanut allergies (and it is especially affecting Gen Alpha kids), but I am pretty sure that the cause/reason why kids have them is because parents are keeping their kids too clean for their own good, as it is recommended to expose kids to highly allergenic foods before they are 6 months old, but what am I supposed to say, I'm not a parent (yet), and you do bring up a good point, and I even expect myself to possibly go lactose intolerant in the future, as it's technically natural to do so.

[@mathieuleader8601]

The fact that bananas and strawberries could be gone is very disconcerting

[@Craxin01]

If you want a vegan milk alternative, go with soy or oat milks. Almonds are thirstier than the cows you aren't milking.

[@rubybadger223mainchannel9]

Tom will be very upset if there's no more chocolate for the world.

[@henrythef1guy768]

I really hope chocolate does not go extinct, mostly cuz of the flavouring for milk, cake, icing, souffle, hot drinks, mousse, brownies, and cookies. I also really hope honeybees don’t go extinct, not just because of honey. I also hope coffee does not go extinct because I need that to stay awake in the day. Maple should also not go extinct and PLEASE FOR THE LOVE OF GOD CLIMATE CHANGE DONT YOU DARE MAKE ME UNABLE TO EAT FRENCH FRIES EVER AGAI-

[@errorbirdesther]

I love fries especially steak fries