Since you asked to be corrected, Mike, here goes. When Germany united in 1871, Bavaria demanded the Reinheitsgebot be enforced in all of Germany but they faced FIERCE resistance from the rest of Germany. It wasnt actually implemented in the rest of Germany until the early 1900s and the name Reinheitsgebot (purity order) wasn't used until the 1920s. As for the wall story, you're probably thinking of the Brandenburg Beer War. When the wall came down, West Germany was now enforcing it's laws in the east (As West Germany annexed the east, the opposite of what Mike implied.) and there were breweries in the east who could no longer label ther beer as beer. This led to the Brandenburg Beer War where several breweries fought for the right to call their speciality beers beer. The laws have been relaxed over the years and you can apply for permits to call your product beer even if it doesn't follow the Reinheitsgebot, otherwise gluten-free beer could never be called beer. Ace episode, though.
Call me a dumb american, hell I am not even a fan of beer anyway, but "Purity Rules" kinda ruin things in my experience. Alton Brown said it best, once some place becomes the "Home" of a food and thus becoming this standard that has to be kept original, it ceases to be good because often they tend to focus too much on keeping what they have "true" that they loose the spirit of what they were making. Now there are exceptions to this, but idk, kinda cant help from being skeptical, I have had German beer before, and frankly, it just tastes less sweet, not better, not worse.
@sterlingodeaghaidh5086 the reason the rules were placed was because people were putting low quality ingredients in their beer to produce it cheaper. It's not a law as such that you can't put anything else in beer.
I will say that I adore the attitude of the second company. Most of these places try to convince you that their quality or name alone is worth more than any price, like they're the only TRUE version and anything else is fake, etc. The butter's just saying hey, this is new and weird and pricey. But it's good to try something new and weird occasionally and it's pricey because we made sure it's quality. You'll cook something great, because we did the hard part for you. They aren't claiming they're the only way to experience butter and life's better with loyalty to them, they're saying life's better if you splurge on something pretentious occasionally and they're trying to make sure they're worth that splurge. I can respect that.
I wanted to see what other flavors they had and if they shipped to the US. But I just want to tack on for anyone else reading: aside from the crab butter, they have loads of butter that is actually reasonably priced. Their normal, single rolls (which looks to be about 2-3 sticks of butter. Can't find exact size) are only £5. And they have 8 other flavors like smoked barbecue, truffle and parmesan, and bearnaise for just £5. The crab one is the only one that's £38 and they have their No. 78 Spanish ham and saffron butter that goes for £55 . I dare say they aren't even that pretentious, but do lean into the ridiculousness of the overall brand and offer some over the top items.
The only downside to this video a day thing is that I'm going to be so sad when it's over and it'll feel like something is missing. 😅 Thank you sorted team for the hard work. It doesn't go unnoticed. We appreciate you!!
Well, it's the holidays anyway so you'd be missing everything. January is always a dreadful time, because I'd be sick of the hangover, be lonely, be missing the food, and be missing the time Sorted uploaded everyday of the week.
The ad copy for the butter was some of the best I've heard. Kudos to their copywriter/marketing department. The tone is very tongue-in-cheek, informative and best of all, conversational. The pacing is superb, and the writer(s) deserve a royalty fee (at minimum 5%) for that work. Gosh, I love good copywriting. I always read ads when I come across them in magazines, and I always read the copy on the products I'm considering purchasing.
Tesla beer definitely wins "most pretentious", because it's just a good beer (surprisingly) in a fancy package with a famous name slapped on. The rest were also all pretentious, but not in the same way: they were all extreme examples of elaborate presentations of high-end ingredients, but still useful in their own way. I can see using the olive oil pearls, and that shellfish butter, if price weren't such an obstacle. I couldn't care less about the beer. Enjoying the daily video treat, gents, keep up the good work!
I'm in the US, and I just checked a chain liquor store for a Helles Lager (aka same kind of beer as the "Gigabier") that was brewed in Germany (aka not an american rip off). Anyway, you can get a 6-pack for $13.99 (or $2.33/1.83 UK pounds per bottle). Now obviously, I'm not insane enough to taste the gigabier so I cannot attest to quality difference (though the liquor store beer does seem to be pretty highly rated from reviews and what not), but that aside- even at the price Ben paid -- we're talking the tesla beer was 14 times the price. At the mark up price, it is 409 times the price. There's no bigger sucker than a Tesla stan in 2023, it seems.
Ok that's friendship right there, it must have been hard for Ebbers to watch them open those bottles knowing they were glugging at least £750 quids worth!
MORE MIKE ON BEER! It was awesome seeing his passion come through and as a food appreciation channel, it would be brilliant to have Mike diving into beer and some exploring with that.
It's not pointless, but it's an ingredient that was created by and for a Michelin 3-starred restaurant (Ferrán Adrià's El Bulli), and that's automatically pretentious.
@@petertaylor4980 Excuse me Sir, I think you will find that spheres of food are in fact pointless. Being without point is what separates the sphere from the common cube my good man
I know that the 24 videos back to back was a TONNE of work for the Sorted team, but this was absolutely the best advent calendar! So nice to have new episodes of my comfort show every day!
I challenge Ben and Kush to create a compound butter that is better and cheaper than the Sublime Butter. They do not have to use the same ingredients, but in a blind tastetest with someone who likes seafood they must prefer Ben and Kush's butter.
I love how Jamie said he still wasn't a fan of the crabmeat butter even after spreading it on the crumpet, but still took monster bites from it and finished it before Ben, who liked the butter. Classic Jamie 😆
I've not had spherical olive oil, but I did have a dish once with spherical vinegar and it was such an amazing pop of flavor and actual textural pop that it really elevated the dish from a simple risotto to one of the best dishes I've ever tasted.
@@MatthewWaltonWalton Exactly, I feel like it only really works with things that actually have a bit more of a flavour pop too. I don't particularly enjoy a burst of olive oil in my mouth, no matter how high quality it is. Oil works best when it merges with the rest of the ingredients to create a cohesive whole...if you just want a fun texture, do it with something that's at least not UNpleasant by itself.
My German is not very good but I think a good translation would be the "Purity commandment" Thou shalt only brew your bear using water, barley and hops
Truly appreciate the entire SORTED team being so true to their word and gifting us all completely fresh content everyday until Christmas. My convent school childhood has conditioned me to feel like we don't deserve this!! So thank you! We will be extra nice this season and try to pay it forward.
I hope the channel get a bump in ad revenue from these daily videos to cover the cost of these ingredients. Props to the team for consistently putting out fun videos like this.
Not only does Sorted teach me about cooking, but my derpy self is being reminded of time zones. New video every day at 5?? But it's been live for me at 12 noon both days! *thinks it through* Ohhhh ... right. Yes.
In 2012 I had my "Projektprüfung" for my apprenticeship as a lab technician. I guess in english that would be project exam or maybe project review? The project my team had was brewing and analyzing beer. One of the team mates found a keg of Fürstenberg Pils, that went past its shelf-life in 1998. So of course we included it in our roster of samples. On opening the Pils smelled like Hefeweizen instead. We also risked a taste and again, the taste was more like Hefeweizen instead of Pils. Analyzing it with GC-MS the profile of it's component also was more like Hefeweizen. No idea if it's a universal truth, or we just had some good circumstances, but it seems that Pils becomes Hefeweizen if you just wait long enough. I think I still have all the records of our project somewhere on a USB drive. Might be time to have a look at that stuff again.
I’m so excited for a video a day and I’m so impressed that they are truly videos and not shorts. I would have been impressed with a short video a day. Good on you for doing full videos. Also, you all are going to be exhausted come Boxing Day. Thank you!
I'm glad they're starting to label things pretentious again. There were times where they were saying "I like it, so maybe it isn't," but it was totally pretentious. A few times they've been pretty strict and called things pretentious that were on the line. But in this one, they were really ready to take aim at it. Good show!
The best Advent calendar yet! I live in SoCal and work night shift, so this is Most Definitely worth staying awake just a bit longer! See you at 9AM tomorrow!
You guys should do an episode on food price inflation. I seriously have no idea what anything costs anymore. Lately I've been using recipes that stretch proteins further, like using ground meat with breadcrumbs or rice and/or vegetables to create larger portions. Are there ways to make bougie food with less cost?
Sublime butter has an even MORE exclusive option: Cinco Jotas Jamon Iberico, Iberian Carabineros prawns, Pedro Ximinez sherry, and Spanish saffron (55 pound for butter only)
I love these and I'm stoked for the rest of the advent calendar videos. This is my kind of countdown to the holidays. Nothing is as pretentious as that beer. We need an update on how much Ben gets for that last bottle. The other two were totally pretentious but absolutely in a good way. Also... I have this odd, intellectual crush on Ben and I just don't feel like that's allowed.
"A decade ago" is being generous. El Bulli, the restaurant which the others are copying, closed 12 years ago. Emend to "popular in high quality restaurants 15 years ago, after Adrià introduced it 20 years ago."
Spot on lads. Reinheitsgebot (probably the closest Englishy pronunciation would be "Rhine heights g'boat" but sounds much more like it means business in a proper German accent) means "purity law", it restricts the ingredients in beer to barley, hops, and water.
I love that fun and often lighthearted episodes like this can show how insightful you guys can be. Mike's thoughts on the valuation of a product for its scarcity or branding are spot on... It really does change the cost of a product depending on how you perceive its value. The Tesla beer is pretentious AF, yes... But damn, they know how to sell a concept, don't they?
The German Purity Law of 1516, The Reinheitsgebot of Bavaria is generally considered to be the first food safety law instigated on European continent. With the unification of Germany under Bismark, it was insisted that this Purity Law be implemented throughout Germany. Unfortunately this led to the wholesale demise of other Germany regional of which Wiesbier, Altbier, and Koelsch were to survive, and the beers that made the Hanseatic League and grew its wealth, such as Hamburgbier which have been lost to time. Today, in the Craft Beer world, the Reinheistverbot is considered by many to be an unnecessary anachronism that artificially stifles creativity and expression and does nothing either, to preserve anything other than a regional Bavarian tradition.
Everything that is brewed according to the German Purity Law is beer. Everything else is at best a mixed beer drink. I think that the Purity Law is one of the most important laws for preserving and promoting the original art of brewing. Anyone who produces a different drink with more ingredients simply has to give it a different name.
I think I’d call the butter and olive oil pearls posh and I definitely would love to try that butter! The beer was just plain silly. Yes, the brew itself was probably delicious, but the bottles, and the truck it was designed after look like something my niece would create in her Minecraft game. Even Rémy Martin “Louis XIII” cognac in its Baccarat crystal decanter still leaves you with a Baccarat crystal decanter that has its own value once the cognac is gone. What does one do with a Minecraft bottle when the beer is gone?
Any food/ drink is made to be drunk, limited edition or not, that includes expensive vintage wines. Not drinking or eating them purey due to cost is an insult to the maker and food waste. Enjoy what you've bought, keep the bottle for memories! Why buy it if you don't want to eat/ drink it?! Also the olive oil pearls would be great on vegan canapés instead of caviar!
I agree. Also, many beers, wines, and liquors are not meant to be aged at all. In fact, aging the wrong product can result in off flavors and deterioration. Most beer is generally meant to be enjoyed relatively soon after brewing so there is a good chance that this beer is not a good candidate for aging.
The German/Bavarian "Reinheitsgebot" means "Commandment of Purity" since 1516 and beer that follows it can only can contain water, hops, (barley) malt, and yeast. And you can buy so many amazing versions of beer without musk of Elon in it. ❤
Looking forward to all your new videos every day! I have an idea to add to a chefs guessing spice blends show. Pick one of the blends they did not answer correctly and have the chefs make the blend from ingredients they listed and use it an a dish. Create Sorted spice blends from the ones that work the best. Thank guys!
I bet you could make a wonderful bougie bruscetta by mixing olive oil pearls, balsamic viniagrette pearls, and some of that ketchup kaviar from a few years ago
I really like European beer, the Czechs and Germans have some really good stuff. And the growth of the boutique brewing industry in the U.S.A. has shown beyond doubt that the brewmasters have definitely done a bit of traveling and tasting. Oh, and I thought the olive oil "pearls" were totally arse. And as for compound butter, splash out on some foo-foo high butterfat butter and make your own. The empty "Darth Vader's Brewery" bottles would make for a really beautiful addition to a knick-knack cabinet.
I'm very happy i discovered your channel guys. We are presently décembre 2023 and i began to look at all yours previus videos :) Your earned a subscriber ❤
Ben talking about the beer, "You probably shouldn't have drunk it" WTF! why even have the beer at all then?! not pretentious even, just straight up wasteful
the first ingredient we use in the bar sometimes with our seasonal cocktails coz they other flavours too. They got like lemon myrtle and other things. They definitely serve a purpose in terms of wow factor
All the fun advent stuff has made me want to put my Christmas tree up. So guess what I’m doing tomorrow? And to my fellow Dutchies: yes I know it hasn’t been Sinterklaas yet, but the old fella lost the location of my chimney so… I’m sorry? 😂
@@SortedFoodI always get a ‘real’ tree and in a country where people don’t put up Christmas trees before December 6th (after Sinterklaas / Saint Nicholas Eve) they’re pretty difficult to find before the first of December. But if it was up to me I would have one set up in November. 😂
@@SortedFood The traditions are different in different countries. Roman Catholics like in Poland etc - there are no Christmas parties in December, only the Advent - time to prepare for Christmas. The tree goes up on Christmas Eve morning and festivities start with Christmas Eve dinner, but it stays until at least Epiphany (6 January). Then there's Carnival until Ash Wednesday instead of sad dry January.
@@YaaLFH There are some people in the UK who do Christmas Eve to twelfth night for decorations, too, but they're often families who mark Christmas in a more religious way than the Christian-flavoured secularity of a lot of the UK - my dad's family were Kirk of Scotland and they all did it that way, and I know some Catholic families who do too. It's really interesting how so many countries differ in specific traditions!
@@aim-to-misbehave5674 That's because Catholics are a minority here. In Poland, where they are a majority, most people don't really do the religious stuff either - they may go to the midnight mass on Christmas Eve but it's generally more about pretty decorations, gifts and spending time with family than faith. A lot of the traditions are actually older customs that have been assimilated by Christianity and rebranded, so of course there are local variations.
There are a couple of products I wont have truck with in my life... Like Ben & McDonalds. I similarly wont service the golden arches, but also Apple products. Anything to do with Musk is the same. So the beer/lager is out for me.
Kind of surprised that they decided to feature something associated with Musk given his turn into far right politics, conspiracy theories, and antisemitism. Not to mention the well known allegations of abuse his employees undergo at his companies.
I'm a huge fan of the man named Tesla. He was an underappreciated genius who wanted to make our lives better. ❤ Elon Musk on the other hand is a pretentious twit who does nothing to make our lives better! I hate the fact he ruined the Tesla name. He's the current version of Edison imo. 🤬 The cars aren't as green as he pretends they are. The manufacturing process is actually much worse for the environment than a regular engine. There's a lot of 'green lighting' around the electric cars. 🤯 Kudos to you Ebbers for letting those two knuckleheads drink two of those now $750 beers! That's true friendship!! ❤❤❤
I had the "honor" to taste that tesla beer... it's completely normal mdiocre beer that isnt outstanding in any way outside of the packaging. You can get the same quality of beer for 0.79€ a pint.
I was happy that the beer was the Tesla beer because I have seen some “influencer” beer online recently, made with a young ladies own “natural yeast” 🤢. I really didn’t want you guys to try that one.
Who’s the most pretentious in this video?!
Isn’t that Barry by default? 😉 (And yes, I’m fully aware that he isn’t in it.)
Bazz! Those ingredientes are in his cupboard! We all know it😂😂😂😂😂
Baz of course lol
Barry always.
even if baz is not on the video his presence will always be the moment someone uses the word pretentious
Since you asked to be corrected, Mike, here goes. When Germany united in 1871, Bavaria demanded the Reinheitsgebot be enforced in all of Germany but they faced FIERCE resistance from the rest of Germany. It wasnt actually implemented in the rest of Germany until the early 1900s and the name Reinheitsgebot (purity order) wasn't used until the 1920s. As for the wall story, you're probably thinking of the Brandenburg Beer War. When the wall came down, West Germany was now enforcing it's laws in the east (As West Germany annexed the east, the opposite of what Mike implied.) and there were breweries in the east who could no longer label ther beer as beer. This led to the Brandenburg Beer War where several breweries fought for the right to call their speciality beers beer. The laws have been relaxed over the years and you can apply for permits to call your product beer even if it doesn't follow the Reinheitsgebot, otherwise gluten-free beer could never be called beer.
Ace episode, though.
Thank you for taking the time to share this tidbit!
It was never a law. Weißbier is made with wheat and is still called beer.
Call me a dumb american, hell I am not even a fan of beer anyway, but "Purity Rules" kinda ruin things in my experience. Alton Brown said it best, once some place becomes the "Home" of a food and thus becoming this standard that has to be kept original, it ceases to be good because often they tend to focus too much on keeping what they have "true" that they loose the spirit of what they were making. Now there are exceptions to this, but idk, kinda cant help from being skeptical, I have had German beer before, and frankly, it just tastes less sweet, not better, not worse.
@sterlingodeaghaidh5086 the reason the rules were placed was because people were putting low quality ingredients in their beer to produce it cheaper. It's not a law as such that you can't put anything else in beer.
@@schweinerwinkler1633 Ok from that perspective I understand that idea.
I will say that I adore the attitude of the second company. Most of these places try to convince you that their quality or name alone is worth more than any price, like they're the only TRUE version and anything else is fake, etc. The butter's just saying hey, this is new and weird and pricey. But it's good to try something new and weird occasionally and it's pricey because we made sure it's quality. You'll cook something great, because we did the hard part for you. They aren't claiming they're the only way to experience butter and life's better with loyalty to them, they're saying life's better if you splurge on something pretentious occasionally and they're trying to make sure they're worth that splurge. I can respect that.
certaily less pretentious than elon musk beer
I think we should rename this series to “Pretentious or Posh”
I wanted to see what other flavors they had and if they shipped to the US. But I just want to tack on for anyone else reading: aside from the crab butter, they have loads of butter that is actually reasonably priced. Their normal, single rolls (which looks to be about 2-3 sticks of butter. Can't find exact size) are only £5. And they have 8 other flavors like smoked barbecue, truffle and parmesan, and bearnaise for just £5. The crab one is the only one that's £38 and they have their No. 78 Spanish ham and saffron butter that goes for £55 . I dare say they aren't even that pretentious, but do lean into the ridiculousness of the overall brand and offer some over the top items.
Well said, and I agree
Exactly!
The only downside to this video a day thing is that I'm going to be so sad when it's over and it'll feel like something is missing. 😅
Thank you sorted team for the hard work. It doesn't go unnoticed. We appreciate you!!
HUZZAH!
just think of it as a limited run, then when it ends, you can auction off the feeling you got watching the series!
Was thinking the same thing, the day after Christmas is going to be months of withdrawal looking for the next fix.
Well, it's the holidays anyway so you'd be missing everything. January is always a dreadful time, because I'd be sick of the hangover, be lonely, be missing the food, and be missing the time Sorted uploaded everyday of the week.
Almost like there was a youtube channel that had this as its main feature.
The ad copy for the butter was some of the best I've heard. Kudos to their copywriter/marketing department.
The tone is very tongue-in-cheek, informative and best of all, conversational. The pacing is superb, and the writer(s) deserve a royalty fee (at minimum 5%) for that work.
Gosh, I love good copywriting. I always read ads when I come across them in magazines, and I always read the copy on the products I'm considering purchasing.
Tesla beer definitely wins "most pretentious", because it's just a good beer (surprisingly) in a fancy package with a famous name slapped on.
The rest were also all pretentious, but not in the same way: they were all extreme examples of elaborate presentations of high-end ingredients, but still useful in their own way. I can see using the olive oil pearls, and that shellfish butter, if price weren't such an obstacle.
I couldn't care less about the beer.
Enjoying the daily video treat, gents, keep up the good work!
Also I'm 100% sure you can get better beers for a fraction of the price. It's *all* about the pretense and the bullshit with that one.
Most pretentious product of the century - possibly of ALL the centuries
it actually gets worse, they also sold this with two "Cyber" mugs for even more money.
It tickles me that they're drinking that. And they just referred to Twitter as Twitter and not X like Musk wants.
I'm in the US, and I just checked a chain liquor store for a Helles Lager (aka same kind of beer as the "Gigabier") that was brewed in Germany (aka not an american rip off). Anyway, you can get a 6-pack for $13.99 (or $2.33/1.83 UK pounds per bottle). Now obviously, I'm not insane enough to taste the gigabier so I cannot attest to quality difference (though the liquor store beer does seem to be pretty highly rated from reviews and what not), but that aside- even at the price Ben paid -- we're talking the tesla beer was 14 times the price. At the mark up price, it is 409 times the price.
There's no bigger sucker than a Tesla stan in 2023, it seems.
Ok that's friendship right there, it must have been hard for Ebbers to watch them open those bottles knowing they were glugging at least £750 quids worth!
They just drunk 250£ each
Honestly it's fine that he did, it's just the pretentious nonsense of the same crowd that bankrupted themselves buying NFTs, and not actual value.
Just like Tesla stock, that number is overinflated due to hype.
Bet he already bought a second whole case for himself
Like these guys are worrying about how much stuff costs 😂 Sorted are smashing it
MORE MIKE ON BEER! It was awesome seeing his passion come through and as a food appreciation channel, it would be brilliant to have Mike diving into beer and some exploring with that.
I love how Jamie's instant reaction to the olive oil pearls was, "Pretentious." 100% Jamie! That's some pointless, fancy nonsense right there.
It's not pointless, but it's an ingredient that was created by and for a Michelin 3-starred restaurant (Ferrán Adrià's El Bulli), and that's automatically pretentious.
@@petertaylor4980 Excuse me Sir, I think you will find that spheres of food are in fact pointless. Being without point is what separates the sphere from the common cube my good man
@@levmyshkin8366 This comment wins the Internet today, I've been laughing for the last 5 minutes and all I can say is, You're not wrong!
What's "automatically" pretentious about michelin starred restaurants?@@petertaylor4980
I know that the 24 videos back to back was a TONNE of work for the Sorted team, but this was absolutely the best advent calendar! So nice to have new episodes of my comfort show every day!
I love how Jamie really didn't like that butter but praised it anyway because he knew alot of people would love it.
Ben continuing to prove he's in the right line of work of content creator chef by letting his mates blissfully drink away 500 quids
I challenge Ben and Kush to create a compound butter that is better and cheaper than the Sublime Butter. They do not have to use the same ingredients, but in a blind tastetest with someone who likes seafood they must prefer Ben and Kush's butter.
Rule of thumb: If the box it comes is costs more than the product: It's pretentious.
I love how Jamie said he still wasn't a fan of the crabmeat butter even after spreading it on the crumpet, but still took monster bites from it and finished it before Ben, who liked the butter. Classic Jamie 😆
I've not had spherical olive oil, but I did have a dish once with spherical vinegar and it was such an amazing pop of flavor and actual textural pop that it really elevated the dish from a simple risotto to one of the best dishes I've ever tasted.
I can comprehend that. I can't comprehend olive oil spheres providing anything like as much impact. Especially not at that price!
@@MatthewWaltonWalton Exactly, I feel like it only really works with things that actually have a bit more of a flavour pop too. I don't particularly enjoy a burst of olive oil in my mouth, no matter how high quality it is. Oil works best when it merges with the rest of the ingredients to create a cohesive whole...if you just want a fun texture, do it with something that's at least not UNpleasant by itself.
Shout out every day of December to the entire Sorted team but ESPECIALLY! the editing team for making the video a day format happen. Love you all!
The Reinheitsgebot ("Rhine-heights-gu-boat") is the law Mike explains--and I'm very impressed with his knowledge of German beer law! :)
And it is not enforced anymore. Most German breweries still stick to it, but not all.
My German is not very good but I think a good translation would be the "Purity commandment"
Thou shalt only brew your bear using water, barley and hops
@@wave1090 BierStDB und BierV???
A barman friend in the 80s wanted to add green food colouring for St Patrick's day. He was told Yes, if you want to go to jail.
@@wave1090 German breweries sticking to it is also partially responsible for the German beer scene being particularly backwards and boring.
I appreciate your dedication to always providing proper subtitles! ❤
Yes! It was such a welcome surprise the first time I turned them on and they WEREN'T auto generated!
Thank you boys for bringing such a great month and year ❤ you are the best! Love you all!
i'm loving the trend of the guys wearing the merch they inspired, jamie absolutely is a flavor bomb lol
Truly appreciate the entire SORTED team being so true to their word and gifting us all completely fresh content everyday until Christmas. My convent school childhood has conditioned me to feel like we don't deserve this!! So thank you! We will be extra nice this season and try to pay it forward.
It was great watching Mike talking about something he was the most knowledgeable about!
I hope the channel get a bump in ad revenue from these daily videos to cover the cost of these ingredients. Props to the team for consistently putting out fun videos like this.
I went to the Sublime website and it turns out that wasn't even the most expensive butter they make. Good God...
How generous of Ebbers to share the Tesla beer with the lads - what a lovely friend ❤
I love Jamie's 🤨on the "cyber hops". Preeeeeeee-tentious!!!
Yay!!! Day 2 of our advent calendar of awesome videos!!!! Thanks SortedFood❤🎉
They better have gifted the butter to Ben after he let them drink that beer! May all your weekend breakfasts be filled with crabby butter Ebbers!
0:46 these record scratches are always welcomed because you know something good is cominh after them😂😂😂😂😂😂
Good for you, terrible for us 😂
@@SortedFoodAnd that's why i love You guys ❤❤❤❤
Epic! I love this 1 video a day thing.... We are so loved. Thank you Sorted team!
The Tesla beer just screams pretentious in every way. Esp the bottle design.
My question is: Did Ben take the rest of the caviar crab lobster butter home with him after filming? Great video.
Not only does Sorted teach me about cooking, but my derpy self is being reminded of time zones. New video every day at 5?? But it's been live for me at 12 noon both days! *thinks it through* Ohhhh ... right. Yes.
In 2012 I had my "Projektprüfung" for my apprenticeship as a lab technician. I guess in english that would be project exam or maybe project review?
The project my team had was brewing and analyzing beer. One of the team mates found a keg of Fürstenberg Pils, that went past its shelf-life in 1998. So of course we included it in our roster of samples.
On opening the Pils smelled like Hefeweizen instead. We also risked a taste and again, the taste was more like Hefeweizen instead of Pils. Analyzing it with GC-MS the profile of it's component also was more like Hefeweizen. No idea if it's a universal truth, or we just had some good circumstances, but it seems that Pils becomes Hefeweizen if you just wait long enough.
I think I still have all the records of our project somewhere on a USB drive. Might be time to have a look at that stuff again.
I think the butter has it right. A certain level of pretentious isn't bad. Sometimes it brings enjoyment and fun to your life.
I’m so excited for a video a day and I’m so impressed that they are truly videos and not shorts. I would have been impressed with a short video a day. Good on you for doing full videos. Also, you all are going to be exhausted come Boxing Day. Thank you!
I'm glad they're starting to label things pretentious again. There were times where they were saying "I like it, so maybe it isn't," but it was totally pretentious. A few times they've been pretty strict and called things pretentious that were on the line. But in this one, they were really ready to take aim at it. Good show!
I've really been enjoying these videos the last couple days. Thanks for all the hard work that went into making all of them.
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You know what, it really does!!
The best Advent calendar yet! I live in SoCal and work night shift, so this is Most Definitely worth staying awake just a bit longer! See you at 9AM tomorrow!
You guys should do an episode on food price inflation. I seriously have no idea what anything costs anymore. Lately I've been using recipes that stretch proteins further, like using ground meat with breadcrumbs or rice and/or vegetables to create larger portions. Are there ways to make bougie food with less cost?
Use beans instead of meat.
Jamie saying “it’s a bit weird” over the oil pearls, while the camera tilts a little really threw me 🤣
Getting a @SortedFood video everyday until Christmas feels like getting an early prezzie ❤🥳
Thank you guys! Trying things that I would never and just seeing what's out there is informative and entertaining.
Sublime butter has an even MORE exclusive option: Cinco Jotas Jamon Iberico, Iberian Carabineros prawns, Pedro Ximinez sherry, and Spanish saffron (55 pound for butter only)
The cyber-truck inspired beer bottle with "cyberhops" isn't pretentious, it's tacky.
I'll say this. Tesla knows their audience/customers. Anyone who thinks this is tacky probably wasn't in line to buy a cybertruck either.
I love these and I'm stoked for the rest of the advent calendar videos. This is my kind of countdown to the holidays. Nothing is as pretentious as that beer. We need an update on how much Ben gets for that last bottle. The other two were totally pretentious but absolutely in a good way. Also... I have this odd, intellectual crush on Ben and I just don't feel like that's allowed.
Pretentious ingredients isn't the same without Baz...the Prince of Pretentiousness 😂
Yeah, it's better!
@@Joe-s7w opinions are like arseholes, everyone has one, and no one wants to hear it
FYI, Sublime Butter has several less over-the-top varieties that are reasonably priced. It's great stuff.
Definitely 3 x Pretentious, but enjoyable viewing and great banter! Thanks guys and Sorted Team ❤
"In high quality restaurants (* pause *) a decade ago.." Ebbers throwing shaaaaaaaade!
"A decade ago" is being generous. El Bulli, the restaurant which the others are copying, closed 12 years ago. Emend to "popular in high quality restaurants 15 years ago, after Adrià introduced it 20 years ago."
How does one go from “tastes like washing up liquid” to “is it olive oil”? 😅
He suggested it looks like washing up liquid, never, did he say it tastes like it.
Pretentious washing up liquid
Pretentious washing up liquid
He said it looked like it never said it tasted like it
@@Joe-s7wafter he tasted it, he mumbled “it could be washing up liquid”
Spot on lads. Reinheitsgebot (probably the closest Englishy pronunciation would be "Rhine heights g'boat" but sounds much more like it means business in a proper German accent) means "purity law", it restricts the ingredients in beer to barley, hops, and water.
Now that you've tried Tesla beer, you should try the Volkswagen currywurst
I love that fun and often lighthearted episodes like this can show how insightful you guys can be. Mike's thoughts on the valuation of a product for its scarcity or branding are spot on... It really does change the cost of a product depending on how you perceive its value. The Tesla beer is pretentious AF, yes... But damn, they know how to sell a concept, don't they?
The German Purity Law of 1516, The Reinheitsgebot of Bavaria is generally considered to be the first food safety law instigated on European continent. With the unification of Germany under Bismark, it was insisted that this Purity Law be implemented throughout Germany. Unfortunately this led to the wholesale demise of other Germany regional of which Wiesbier, Altbier, and Koelsch were to survive, and the beers that made the Hanseatic League and grew its wealth, such as Hamburgbier which have been lost to time. Today, in the Craft Beer world, the Reinheistverbot is considered by many to be an unnecessary anachronism that artificially stifles creativity and expression and does nothing either, to preserve anything other than a regional Bavarian tradition.
Everything that is brewed according to the German Purity Law is beer. Everything else is at best a mixed beer drink.
I think that the Purity Law is one of the most important laws for preserving and promoting the original art of brewing. Anyone who produces a different drink with more ingredients simply has to give it a different name.
"It looks tezlery." Thank you Mike for my favourite quote of the day.
You should check out some of the super fancy and possible pretentious waters that are available!!
We’ve done at least one before… £120 for a bottle of water?!
I think I’d call the butter and olive oil pearls posh and I definitely would love to try that butter! The beer was just plain silly. Yes, the brew itself was probably delicious, but the bottles, and the truck it was designed after look like something my niece would create in her Minecraft game.
Even Rémy Martin “Louis XIII” cognac in its Baccarat crystal decanter still leaves you with a Baccarat crystal decanter that has its own value once the cognac is gone. What does one do with a Minecraft bottle when the beer is gone?
9:30 Jamie doesn't like crab yet he destroys that crumpet with crab butter faster than Ben. 🤔
Ben savor the taste, Jamie wants it gone as soon as possible without wasting it 😅.
Jamie is talking about shape variation with the olive oil pearls bringing something extra visually.
Any food/ drink is made to be drunk, limited edition or not, that includes expensive vintage wines. Not drinking or eating them purey due to cost is an insult to the maker and food waste. Enjoy what you've bought, keep the bottle for memories! Why buy it if you don't want to eat/ drink it?! Also the olive oil pearls would be great on vegan canapés instead of caviar!
I agree. Also, many beers, wines, and liquors are not meant to be aged at all. In fact, aging the wrong product can result in off flavors and deterioration. Most beer is generally meant to be enjoyed relatively soon after brewing so there is a good chance that this beer is not a good candidate for aging.
Getting a Polestar ad on this video right after the beer tasting feels extra funny ^^
The German/Bavarian "Reinheitsgebot" means "Commandment of Purity" since 1516 and beer that follows it can only can contain water, hops, (barley) malt, and yeast.
And you can buy so many amazing versions of beer without musk of Elon in it. ❤
The point of buying something extraordinary is to ENJOY it! Collecting novelties to flip is pretentious 😊
the beer bottles are lovely, until they're opened, the clear top really devalues it in my opinion.
Love Ebber's confused face at the end. Oh I can't wait for tomorrow's video!
Video a day is going to be incredible during December, thank you so much Sorted! Also damn, could've warned the boys about the Tesla bottles haha
Looking forward to all your new videos every day! I have an idea to add to a chefs guessing spice blends show. Pick one of the blends they did not answer correctly and have the chefs make the blend from ingredients they listed and use it an a dish. Create Sorted spice blends from the ones that work the best. Thank guys!
So, I have captions on, and for the Christmas show ad, Sorted Foods gets translated as certain fools. How do you guys feel about that?
Loved th the call back to their gin. I would greatly enjoy having the crew do other brewing and distilling events.
I bet you could make a wonderful bougie bruscetta by mixing olive oil pearls, balsamic viniagrette pearls, and some of that ketchup kaviar from a few years ago
I used to finish broiled lobster tails with a crab butter like that at a fine dining joint. People loved it!
One minute in, "Pretentious." That's gotta be a record 😂 And yes, agreed!
That had me laughing😂
I really like European beer, the Czechs and Germans have some really good stuff. And the growth of the boutique brewing industry in the U.S.A. has shown beyond doubt that the brewmasters have definitely done a bit of traveling and tasting. Oh, and I thought the olive oil "pearls" were totally arse. And as for compound butter, splash out on some foo-foo high butterfat butter and make your own. The empty "Darth Vader's Brewery" bottles would make for a really beautiful addition to a knick-knack cabinet.
Happy holidays! This made them better! 🎄🎄🎄🎄❤️❤️❤️
I'm very happy i discovered your channel guys. We are presently décembre 2023 and i began to look at all yours previus videos :)
Your earned a subscriber ❤
Opened the chocolate advent calendar and the Lego Harry Potter one with my daughter. Now it’s time for my Sorted advent videoooo😍😍💗
Ben talking about the beer, "You probably shouldn't have drunk it"
WTF! why even have the beer at all then?!
not pretentious even, just straight up wasteful
the first ingredient we use in the bar sometimes with our seasonal cocktails coz they other flavours too. They got like lemon myrtle and other things. They definitely serve a purpose in terms of wow factor
The pearls may be good for dry little slices of toast with some roasted garlic yummm.
Second day of this fantastic season🎉🎉🎉🎉❤❤❤
Ebber's description of the "gigabeer" is the best thing he has done all year lmfaooooo😂
On the second day of December, my true love sent to me: The Contents of Barry’s Fridge.
Man hearing Ben gush about that butter made me want to buy a pot of it it sounds delicious
All the fun advent stuff has made me want to put my Christmas tree up. So guess what I’m doing tomorrow?
And to my fellow Dutchies: yes I know it hasn’t been Sinterklaas yet, but the old fella lost the location of my chimney so… I’m sorry? 😂
You’ve waited this long?! We gave in last
Weekend!
@@SortedFoodI always get a ‘real’ tree and in a country where people don’t put up Christmas trees before December 6th (after Sinterklaas / Saint Nicholas Eve) they’re pretty difficult to find before the first of December.
But if it was up to me I would have one set up in November. 😂
@@SortedFood The traditions are different in different countries.
Roman Catholics like in Poland etc - there are no Christmas parties in December, only the Advent - time to prepare for Christmas. The tree goes up on Christmas Eve morning and festivities start with Christmas Eve dinner, but it stays until at least Epiphany (6 January). Then there's Carnival until Ash Wednesday instead of sad dry January.
@@YaaLFH There are some people in the UK who do Christmas Eve to twelfth night for decorations, too, but they're often families who mark Christmas in a more religious way than the Christian-flavoured secularity of a lot of the UK - my dad's family were Kirk of Scotland and they all did it that way, and I know some Catholic families who do too. It's really interesting how so many countries differ in specific traditions!
@@aim-to-misbehave5674 That's because Catholics are a minority here. In Poland, where they are a majority, most people don't really do the religious stuff either - they may go to the midnight mass on Christmas Eve but it's generally more about pretty decorations, gifts and spending time with family than faith.
A lot of the traditions are actually older customs that have been assimilated by Christianity and rebranded, so of course there are local variations.
I feel Ben would take home that butter aft filming the video and be enjoying it during this weekend 😂😂😂
"He's ruined Twitter, is he going to ruin beer as well?"
Love that line so much.
That butter would be great to have. Just like a simple toast would be elevated with it.
So how much has Ben gotten on eBay for that third bottle?
The butter sounds absolutely delicious
There are a couple of products I wont have truck with in my life... Like Ben & McDonalds. I similarly wont service the golden arches, but also Apple products. Anything to do with Musk is the same. So the beer/lager is out for me.
Kind of surprised that they decided to feature something associated with Musk given his turn into far right politics, conspiracy theories, and antisemitism. Not to mention the well known allegations of abuse his employees undergo at his companies.
"Barry would be taking that home" has to be the gold standard for pretentiousness.
I'm a huge fan of the man named Tesla. He was an underappreciated genius who wanted to make our lives better. ❤ Elon Musk on the other hand is a pretentious twit who does nothing to make our lives better! I hate the fact he ruined the Tesla name. He's the current version of Edison imo. 🤬 The cars aren't as green as he pretends they are. The manufacturing process is actually much worse for the environment than a regular engine. There's a lot of 'green lighting' around the electric cars. 🤯 Kudos to you Ebbers for letting those two knuckleheads drink two of those now $750 beers! That's true friendship!! ❤❤❤
I had the "honor" to taste that tesla beer... it's completely normal mdiocre beer that isnt outstanding in any way outside of the packaging. You can get the same quality of beer for 0.79€ a pint.
I was happy that the beer was the Tesla beer because I have seen some “influencer” beer online recently, made with a young ladies own “natural yeast” 🤢. I really didn’t want you guys to try that one.
Omg
my favorite videos on this channel, please do more, i love these
13:50 Jamie is officially on the naughty list for that 😂
Great one again. Love the ideas of seeing a video every day. Cheers