The Most STINKY Food in Victorian London! How SMELLY was 19th Century Fast Food?

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Thank you Fact Feast. It should be said of Victorian Britain that everyone, irrelevant of social class, dreaded poverty and its terrible consequences. People employed whatever privileges, abilities and ingenious notions came to them as individuals through fate to escape it. The wealthy stored their wealth, protecting it from fear of destitution and critics shamed them for that. Moral gaslighting, shaming what some people deem the rewards of labour, others 'privilege', has ever been the method of both political activists and the envious and both want to either possess or destroy what they don't own. However, as a basic human need irrespective of politics, all humanity had to enjoy some moment of relief, sometime great or small free from the dread of poverty, by spending on a luxury... albeit just a bag of sweets or a bottle of gin. Humanity cannot bear much reality (T.S. Elliot), especially the realities of Victorian London.

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Hucksting was fun!

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Thank you sir for your wonderful cultural documentary channel. Iam learning new information and new vocabularies with every video you are posting. As I read victorian era saw steady stream of street sellers cry out their where’s up and down country, coster mongers , coffee seller , muffin man , baked potato sellers . Al jostled each other for space and customers on street. Street vendor is hawker means type of street vendor , person who travel from place to place selling goods , synonyms huckster, peddler , Chapman or , in Britain costermonger . Hawker is person who offers goods for sale in market, news paper hawker . Vendor is person who sells things that are often prepared at home by their families, who purchase , clean sort and make them ready to sell , those who sell food or snacks on street, prepare most of them at home . Huckster or hawker is person who sells small articles, either door to door or from stall or small store like peddler or hawker. This term probably derives from Middle English huccumens to haggle . Was use circa 1200 as huccsteress . We have too vendors , hucksters. We too have weekly market just like you it’s Saturday market where groups of sellers divided into groups . Flea market sellers sell vintage things second hand items . I hope you like my research. Best wishes for you your dearest ones .

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I can remember in picaddily circus sell pop corn and tins of london fog to the American tourists in the 60s

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[@GlazzedDonut]

If we lived during that time I would certainly have invited you over for watercress or perhaps something fancier but I wouldn't never have subjected you to inferior tea

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Watercress tea? Slight pepperiness or bitter taste apparently!

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I saw something about Henry Mayhew(sp?). It was showing several different people answering questions.... You couldn't hear the questions being asked but anyway the people looked like it was some time around the 1850s and I was just wondering has anyone else seen what I'm talking about? I'm very curious to know if those people are for real or if they are actors? If anyone knows would you answer me please?

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If it was footage rather than still pictures it isn’t real. Moving pictures hadn’t been invented at that time.

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So it´s Kerosene? For an instant I considered Moonshine when Bottled Sunlight was mentioned

[@robertabray-enhus3198]

No thank you to living in the past. Lousy food,houses,clothes, jobs,etc. And of course no antibiotics,vaccines or real medicines. Dying of TB,cholera,diphtheria, dysentery,yellow fever,pneumonia,sepsis, infections etc

[@Boo-dawg.]

I don't know about back then, but in the western days of saloons, the beer had to have been served warm. The cowboys had to have loved their beer to drink it warm. I would have been puking up my boots. It was either water if you could find a good source or room temperature milk, which also would make me violently sick, especially before Louis Pasteurs idea became a common practice. How anyone could develop a taste for warm beer is beyond me. 😝❤ I think I'd take my chances with the water.ścç

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A bottle of pee 😂

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