HOW IT'S MADE: Pork Products
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- Опубліковано 12 кві 2015
- Pork and meat products made in a United States factory sometime in the 1950's. A feature of the U.S. pig and hog industry has been the rapid shift to fewer and larger operations, associated with the advent of electricity, and technological change created an ever evolving structure.
I can watch and hear this narrator on any film if all from 1960 through 1975 all day long. I find it very relaxing.
get a life.
FACTS!😂👍
Is it me or does this dude narrate every single vintage documentary in existence?
No, there's also this one English guy with a really nasaly voice.
@@MrRooibos123 like the 90'd trailer voice guys
Just you
@@fondlemeez you not watch vintage video enough to know it.
YES!! WAS THINKING SAME THING! EVERYTHING POST WWII
You are traveling through another dimension, a dimension not only of sight and sound but of mind.
Huh????
@@gabbybaptist2 I think the person was making a similarity to the old 1960s TV show- The twilight Zone. That was what the man used to say on the intro. 😁
This looks like a film that I would see at school in the 50s.
This factory doesn't leave anything
Even the pig voice is used as a phone ringtone
Lmao
🤣😂😁
Tariq o0o 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Tariq o0o
Even Pig Hair
Make for Wigs 😆😆😆
Lolwtf?
Are you kidding me?
I saw this video when I was a child. I am now in my 60's.
Hello, ma’am
Nothing to be sad, You are young at heart maam
Gosh, i bet the nostalgia was unbelievable! Its time for a cup of tea 😊
Lol did u laugh when he said wiener discharge
Yes, its timeless
As a discriminating video watcher, I enjoyed this wholesome documentary.
Agreed 😘
Wish films like these were still being made
They probably are, you just have to go to China to see them. 😡
wish people didn't kill animals anymore
@@galinadarmogray7329 do you plead with lions to stop killing gazelles? Bears to stop killing fish? Or do you turn a blind eye to the cats who kill rats and only focus on 1 species, humans? I don’t agree with over industrialization and deforestation claiming the homes of animals but death is just a natural part of the circle of life.
@@lieshasavage no, I just wish people didn't breed animals in captivity, and didn't kill them and eat them. That's all. What is someone kills your child, your mom, or even your dog, and then say "dying is normal, it's okay, no need to get upset"?
@@galinadarmogray7329 I used the same logic to trolls who made fun or lack empathy on dying animals here on youtube. What if its their kid that is dying or eatean alive are those still funny? 🤔🙄
i just realized i have been eating pig skin with fruit flavouring for dessert the whole time
When kids hat fat, give them Jell-O but now days it's synthetic. Too bad.
I love these classic documentaries. They are a moment in time.
"classic" ?
It's really cool to see how similar the machines are even though computer chips were far less involved, must require some incredible mechanical timing loops.
👍🥳
Man, this was the Golden Age of manufacturing. Back when you felt like your job actually contributed something.
Yep... when companies actually looked after their employees. Built home close to the factories. Sent their workers on annual holidays. Had good benefits etc...
Nowadays... you get a written warning for taking a sick day! How dare you be ill!
@@The-Advent-Sabre went from a huge labor shortfall to a huge labor surplus
@@mahzorimipod Spot on.
@@mahzorimipod we have a labor shortage here in middle TN. Everyone is hiring e signing bonuses. Everyone wants to move here, but noone wants to do hard work. Sorry kids, it's mandatory for most of us.
...This is how most of the meat you eat today is processed. This is very similar to FosterFarms for example. Hand/robots on a line. Killed and butchered and packaged that day.
This is amazing quality for a video recorded in the 50's
I mean, mainly what's impressive for me is the color. Most TV shows didn't switch over to color until some time in the 60s, but the image quality is pretty similar to Hogan's Heros. (For anyone wondering, you can find Hogan's Heros on your local MeTV, which I would highly recomend, great show on a great classic TV channel.)
Shot on film in 64. Film has a high resolution.
Well, it was shot on film, so...
That means it was not "recorded", and the film was later used to make a video out of it. And that film is still intact somewhere for posterity.
Got damn those knives they use are sharp af..
+Noah D
Thinking the same, wonder how many people found that out :/
Savage Nature
It is rather expensive to get a good sharp knife,
+Noah D Which makes this a very dangerous job, any mistake with those knives and you are gonna cut off a part of your body.
+Rasta A sharp knife is much safer than a dull one! ;)
+Savage Nature A very unintelligent Analogy. If (I'm sure which you do.) you have a brain, you can clearly see I am speaking about the degree of the sharpness of the blade. Of course a blade will have a Edge. It is a blade...
In the 1950's and already this efficient. Impressive
Thank you for producing such an informative video about the food industry. I was a USDA inspector of meat plants for 20 years. I was always impressed with how the products were made. It is interesting to see the changes for good that were implemented since you made this video more safety equipment is one. Keep up the good work!
American logistics and innovation are 2nd to none. That's what kills me. My entire generation didn't get that because everything was shipped over seas by the time we were old enough to understand.
i like how every process is gore but the background music is all happy and there are children watching pigs being slaughtered
You crack me up! Wooohooooooo!
Muslims aren't vegans but they don't eat pork so 1. Billion humans plus vegans don't eat pork we don't even use any product with prork like gelatin and medicine and other things 😊 but we don't eat pork not only for religious reasons but for scientific reasons to some pork or pigs have a Bactria that can kill in some cases but there's more facts
+ipadgirl72 Well cows and sheep can contain prions and may cause what's known as "mad cow disease". Chicken can give salmonella among other things.
Your scientific reason is pretty invalid (in the modern era) but I support your culture and understand that you do not eat pork.
ipadgirl72 Prions are not bacteria, they can only be killed at temperatures that are so high it will make the meat inedible. There is no cure. Once you are infected with it you will die a slow and painful dead, slowly losing your memory while the prions destroy your brain.
The parasites you can get from pigs are killed when the meat is properly cooked and even if you get infected it can be cured in less then a week with a couple pills.
Doing stuff for religious reasons is fine with me as long as you realize that it is just that. With modern medicine there is no medical reason not to eat pork.
That said I am not attacking your religion, no one gets hurt by what you eat so its your own choice.
+Potteto Chip When i have kids and they're of a decent age they're going to watch me slaughter and butcher an animal in front of them after that, they will get their choice on what they want to eat. Gotta learn some day...
Back in the 1960s, when people still took pride in their work and we still made things in this country! Nice piece of nostalgia here. I don't know why, but this documentary relaxes me!
very true
spam is still made in the USA though, just sayin'
Very relaxing
haha.. advertisement relaxes you huh? lol.
Same
I love how he says “once again, automation” when now it’s like 90% of the entire process
As a lifelong cutlery and personal weaponry enthusiast, I can say...wow, those are some seriously sharp knives. lol It's also nice to see a vid with tasteful 'cocktail music' in the background...calming...
I used to work at a meat market. Those knives were professionally sharpened every week. And the butchers were continually using sharpening steels to keep the edge on. I can testify to how sharp those knives were, since i had to wash them.
If you weren't very careful, you'd cut yourself, and not notice till you put your hands back in the soapy water. Most cuts i got back then didn't even bleed, they were that clean. And don't get me started on the meat slicer. That thing would cut air.
Buy a decent blade and a good steel.
Learn to hone a knife and use a ceramic steel ;)
So my 7 year old cousin loves these How It's Made videos. This one comes on and he's rolling with laughter because the guy keeps saying "wiener" lol.
IDIOT
I live by a slaughterhouse for cattle, I used to work there. My job was to literally manhandle slabs of meat, weighing in at about 50 pounds each, and hook them up to a conveyer. That's what I did all day for a good 3 months. It wasn't the highest paying job I ever had, but it was the best job I ever had.
I spent $200 buying meat for that year in one day. A single purchase and I was staked with delicious meat. I had so much meat I had to buy a bigger freezer. I eventually grew tired of the taste and gave most of it away. Now I'm on a diet lol.
My point is, slaughterhouse's aren't so bad. Working there was a great experience. It helped me better understand where my food was coming from. Unlike most jobs, this one required you to be physically and mentally strong. Killing another living thing is not easy.
Thanks for your insight, mate...😊
@@Another-Address did you get nightmares from what you saw?
Now computers and robotics have replaced the workforce almost entirely.
Yes .
Thank you for that information .
Now you over there may interest me , and l may interest you .
No animal life or human life lives very long .
Some are killed , some die naturally in old aged process .
My particular interest in the problem of actually dying ,
PLEASANTLY ? is what l now write about here .
On Australian TV , I saw a killing cattle process , as used in Texas .
I was happy to see that it was MUCH better than simple rudimentary killing techniques .
As used by billions of humans against animals ?
So , l set about to design a simple , but better , and cheap , machine that could be used by billions of people , NOT killing animals , in and Via an expensive Abattoire & meat processing Factory .
And believe that l have some good ideas seen in my designs of those simple machines .
Now who to talk to about it ? Without the usual problems often associated with new inventions AND their Developement .
Australia is a manufacturing Country , but so are most other nations also .
And simple things are often best done in simple ways & cheaply of course .
Many a project has died because of bad management AND Costs .
So what ?
So , the U . S . A . is on the List for it , but may not be the best choice to start with or continue with .
You may have some ideas about animal processing and meat consumption .
I personally think that hugely greater food production is possible in all categories AND ESPECIALLY in the production of food Substitution .
Such as non meat foods for Vegetarians AND particularly in alternatives for things such as Milk .
Anyway .
Many starts have been made in those things mentioned , including my ideas for a better technique and machine .
You , no doubt have ideas also .
Thanks .
Your response is welcome here in West Australia , Perth .
Adios ,
for now .
@@Another-Address Yes , " Pal " ?
You workers need new ideas , AND BETTER
machines and gadgets , to get hard work , DONE .
And ?
They are coming .
Boy how I love these old documentaries! The iconic narrator tone and beautiful music score!
I respect how much pride they take in their work.
real
I just love 60s commercials and films. There's just a timeless aspect to them that makes everything seem so joyful.
3:38 My favorite line: "Nothing in bacon processing is more eye appealing or mouth watering than a view of bacon as it emerges from the stainless steel smoke chambers. A beautiful sight, isn't it?"
He's damn right. But there are plenty of other sights that are up there with it.
There is a waterfall coming out of my mouth. Damn they make it look good.
'the story of bacon'..........Homer would pass out ,drooling.....ok ok.. I had to wipe my chin too
@@allenmax8995 oh facts
@Pigs and Pipes Yeah... I LIKE bacon and the sight if that rack full of it kinda made me want to hurl!
Just the calm music in the background. Love it
We'll all be watching this a few years from now, when the shelves are empty.
Holy those knives are sharp.
DigitalYojimbo i wonder how many workers lost hands or fingers on those band saws at 4:50. scary as hell
MatthewCR7 A buddy of mine lost his forearm in a meat grinder.
Fale
AR357 I know a glasses maker who fell into his lens grinding machine, and really made a spectacle of himself. (sorry... haha)
Shelley Jackson fail at spelling fail
I like how everything seems to be used and not wasted.
True. It makes sense financially since every pig is paying back its cost multiple times over.
The only thing missing is the sqweel!
@@mr.lynnrosaasen8218 ehxchusemme vitch?
That's a 1960 Pontiac station wagon... So... It's the sixties!
..and loved their happy-go-lucky music selections!
I like the way the workers look so clean and professional. They were probably paid well too.
Why are there so many dislikes on this video?
I have never seen such an informative documentary on meat processing in the sixties. A factory without robots or digital computers is truly impressive.
_Why are there so many dislikes on this video?_
Stupid youth who don't realize what it takes to actually make food.
@josephgaviota I'm more curious about what they do with the hide now. Mainly, everything is faux leather unless it's expensive, I guess. Gone are the days of everyday things being for everyday people.
programmed vegans!
@@josephgaviota They don't even realize that this will feed millions if not billions around the world, which can be life and death for many people. Unlike their stupid vegan program.
Ok I dislike your comment 🙄
I grew up in a small town in rural Indiana and I can remember every Wednesday in the 3rd grade we were served Spam for lunch. I used to look forward to it! The cooks would fry them crispy and they were awesome. Many kids didn't like it so I got to eat theirs too! Ah, the good ol' days.
Even better fried in 2023 than 1950. Having some today as a matter of fact.
First time watching this video, shout out to the fitters and electricians that keep the factory going.
I love older videos! The world was so much better back in those days…
Not really.
@@minuette1752 It absolutely was.
@@Terraceview no it definitely wasn’t.
Absolutely it was a better time 4:04
used to be a vegetarian, then I went to a party and my parents weren't there, that grilled hot dog and hamburger changed my life, it was beautiful. This is a very interesting, efficient, and delicious video. Love Hormel, cept spam
1980's stationed in South Korea. Spam was a rationed item & was often used to barter with on the black market. I usually traded mine for starched uniforms or boot shines.
Nice 1960s lounge music. Electric pianos, acoustic guitars, and smooth xylophone.
17:27 - Hey! It's Phyllis, from The Office! Glad to see she finally moved up in life!
I think this video needs to be updated today's standards because I'd say most of these machines is more complex than it was back then
Scott M Not really, technology is smoother but the workings are mostly the same.
Atleast in the processing building i worked for a while.
Yes it should an show the killing process cause it has gotten bad now a days (I'm not vegan or vegetarian I think it's wrong but me not eating it won't stop it)
+ryandantinne look up Temple Grandin. The process was horrific before she came around- both treatment and slaughter. It's much more humane today- although some may disagree for whatever reason. Seriously, though, it's worth a look.
+Scott M (Chilliedog2918) It is true that a lot of these machines were more complicated then. You may have noticed that there were no robots or digital computers, but instead people, analog computers, and mechanical machines working on the production line.
i'll still eat it, i don't give a shit of how animals are killed or how it's made :))))
it's delicious with bbq sauce
Andromediens yeah i bet it still does even after you get cancer from eating this shit.
MoeCamera You believe that you get cancer from eating meat? Are you serious or just trolling?
Charlie Guest no I said pork carries thousands of diseases do your research
MoeCamera you must be jew or muslim to say that, clown.
Pork is life, when you cook it there's no bacteria or shit you could say.
Andromediens yeah there still is dumb fuck go back to school
I'm amazed at how sharp those knives are. They just zip through the meat, no problem.
This is oddly satisfying to watch. And that audio quality is so classic.
Wow they really use every part of the pigs body, from the rooter to the Tooter !!!! But I love bacon, spare ribs and a nice pulled pork shoulder .
Wow, those are some incredibly sharp knives they’re handling
Yaaas! I noticed that as well. Where can I get some of those?!
They use them at alot of chicken plants
Ikr, gotta get me some of those lol.
They sharpen and maintain them regularly that’s why they’re so sharp, because dull knives are dangerous
Joanna W u can get them in my momma's kitchen
What an amazing insight into the concerns of the past, loved it!
Amazing video people back then there were more educated this man did a phenomenal report I have to say thank you for showing us how is made👍💯🇵🇷
how funny is the music going all mariachi when they talk about beans n chilly
Oh yeah! Chilli beans!
😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣
I feel like I've traveled back through time while I was watching this. From the graphics, content, down to the narrator. It gives me an odd sense of delight.
Those were better days in some ways... if you’re checking this reply.
"There's plenty of good eating on this table" 😂😂😂😂😂🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤
Can’t remember that last time I watched a thirty minute ad and enjoyed it
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Love that games theme
These types of videos are like horror movies for vegans.
lmao, especially the music
And Muslim.
Militant Pacifist and Hebrews.
gross beyond words.
Militant Pacifist why its not like they eat meat anyway
***** "Pacifist"... with exceptions to other species :s
I don't care how it's made. All I know I was raised 💯 on it, LOVE the taste of it, and it's tradition to have in our pantry. Simple!! YUM! 😁😊😋😋😋
I came for the music and was pleasantly surprised by such an educated video
No animal was harm in the making of this video.
LOL!
BlackuBack cos they were already dead 😂
You mean no animal was hammed in the making of this video
Just Libturds
@@RDBDallas Good one! Move factory to DC and change name to MorHell
This video brings me back to when my first grade class visited The Hershey Chocolate Factory in 1989.
At 9.40 there is a 1960 Pontiac Station wagon.
Love the change in music when the chilli scene starts
Yeah, a stereotypical rendition of "Adelita". Typecasting was OK back then, nowadays Sancho from East LA would have a cow.
I can say this because I'm Mexican, and none of this offends me.
"Ay si Adelita se fuera con otro,
la seguiría por tierra y por mar...
Si por mar en un buque de guerra,
si por tierra en un tren militar..."🎶🎶🎶
Just remember spam got us through the wars
@@robertproctor7771 I don't think anyone was arguing otherwise.
I love spam
The red army was supplied with Spam. Also, pacific islanders love Spam to this day.
Why so many dislikes?
I don't see what's so offensive or disgusting. If anything it's a testament to how genius humans are, being able to create dozens of different products from a single animal, and making the most out of nature
Where is the intelligence in that? How is it genius to literally KILL an animal and eat it's corpse?
+TabathaaCP How is it intelligent to rip a plant out of the ground and grind it up into different products? Oh, wait, it doesn't have a voice so it doesn't feel anything.
+TabathaaCP How's it not?
BoboDoboRobo it's not disgusting, it's how cruel humans can be just because our brain power is superior to other creatures.
Sindy Batista -
Go preach to God, evolution, etc, etc, that made humans omnivores. Something tells me you are like most consumers and buy products by the boatload made via human abuses like sweatshops and slavery yet have the nerve to question nature and biology regarding food. Humans are by far the most humane predators in the world.
社会が未だ誠実さと自信と誇りに溢れ、本物が残ってた頃の映像だよ。
現代は大事なものを沢山失ってしまった。
Pickled pigs feet are very tasty and attractively packaged too. Lol. 🇬🇧
Pigs feet are known as Crubeens in Ireland and used to be diplayed on pork butchers counters and windows along with Pigs heads cheeks etc... The good old days.
Welcome to 1962, where no one believes in gloves.
Sanitation? What are you, a Communist?!
Or hair nets.
Yet people lived through that. Yikes
If they question sanitation then they must be a communist
When men were men ye wee fruit
I bet these machines never need to be greased lol
Johnny Reiter gcc
Lol
They can grease my Weiner any time.
Grease my arse!
@@stanzahorouski472 is it hairy
The music it killing me ,kinda reminds me of health class the topic cheerie music,they all love their jobs
Wow , Everything is so clean, the good ol days.
I'm a Sectioned and Formed fan myself, very little added water too. That plug for Saran Wrap is a nice touch.
This is pure Americana. A reminder of a simpler bygone era.
This was made in 1964, Hugo Vargas. Not a simpler era: civil rights marches, anti-war riots, Vietnam, etc.
An era where production line workers made the equivalent of 60-80k/year in today's dollars.
Now these jobs are done by illegal immigrants who are paid very little. The corporations get away with it and wages fall for everyone
@Brandon Gray Once you have an entire facility full of AI beings doing all the work who will buy the products? Millions of unemployed people won't have the money to buy them
@@glennpupino4890 " Millions of unemployed people won't have the money to buy them"
But millions more will have money still. We don't need to reach 100% unemployment before we have problems, the great depression was 25% unemployment and look at all the problems that caused.
12:00 look at those New York sirloins...My God that's beautiful...
The steaks at 12:00 look awesome. Real damn beef, not the hormone and chemistry experiments of 2021. Yum.
Watching this after the beef section I want a steak so bad... It's 2am by the way
jimninja09 just lucked on to it today here in Australia . 💕🐖💕🐖👍👌👍👌beef pigs chickens goat sheep rabbits deer turkey pheasant pigeon fish crab shrimp/ prawn crayfish of all type. ( ??? horse guinea pig dog cat?????? )
@@kevinknight4782 what
“We make use of everything!!…Even Lenny the meat cutter’s ring finger!!…I mean…whoops!…ha ha!”
Good point, I did not see any chain mail gloves. At the time clock on the way out they need to scan every didget for quality control.
"There;s nothing better than the sight of bacon coming out of the smoker"
Me: Cook it!
Bacon God's gift to man
i still think my tea cup pig annoying my dog is a better sight than bacon
Can you imagine your kids going to a meat packing plant for a school field trip today?
1 Week on any of these jobs and I know I wouldn't still have all my fingers.
Just ask Ray Nine Fingers.
Love the music. Brings back memories of a bygone era......Prior to full automation!!
I read somwhere that during WWII, the US Government asked Hormel to come up with a cheap and convenient meat as a protein source for the US Army to be put into their rations. And SPAM is what they came up with. It is an acronym that stands for Special Process Army Meat.
I love the old docs. Thanks.
I want some bbq pork shoulder now!
cskillet2003 Well that's why the masses as a whole are being invaded with cancer in increasing rates every year, and other horrendous diseases, new ones appearing all the time, and hospitals and clinics of mainstream medicine popping up all the time [instead of disappearing because the homo sapiens=human animal species are so ill that big pharma is one of the biggest most profitable industries of our time, up there with big oil, and war and arms industry, and the meat and dairy industry [the main 4: big pharma, big oil, arms industry, meat and dairy industry] now think about that one! and what we have become as a species. As the saying goes: ''All monsters are human" and the populace, the masses deserve their physical, mental, and spiritual illnesses! that's for sure!
Hold that thought. I want to have some bacon to munch on while I read your comment.
cskillet2003 I agree they do look very tasty. I advise you to never visit a morgue, I started to drool at just the thought of flesh beginning to decompose, I couldn't control myself. As my teeth sank in I thought of how much fat this carcass must contain, how many diseases I'm more likely to have just by devouring this deliciousness, it brought a tear to my eye. I was overwhelmed, It was bliss.
To my dismay I was caught in the act. I can still vividly remember the awkward moment when I looked up to see three men with their jaws dropped as my jaws were firmly latched onto a young chap's arm. I still strive for another day like this, for now at least, I will have to settle for the usual carcasses.
Joey mu Your comment was very nice and descriptive. I felt like I was reading a thriller. Have a thumbs up!
@chrischoy9, why would Homo sapiens (human animals) like me be used for animal testing you dork? I'm not a good candidate anyways for that because I'm way too healthy ( never been sick of anything other than once a year some light flu) I'm the exception in this world where homo sapiens are literally being consumed by the disease their food and lifestyle choices cause them, and those are the human animals you should be using! Not the vegan ones who harm no one ( human or nonhuman) You have almost 8 billion Homo sapiens to choose from, and it's estimated that a good percentage of those are criminals so test on those! Why in a healthy mind would the nonhuman animals ( and human animals like myself) pay for the lifestyle and food choices of the Homo sapiens species? Why should we pay for their self-induced diseases ? Nope, we won't. And I just hope that more and more Homo sapiens be consumed by cancer because I will tell you something that's pretty darn scientific: the human animal species is like a virus to this planet, like a cancer that will self-eradicate as the cancer that it is. That's why you now see an annual increase of cancer in the Homo sapiens massive population ( the number increases every year by some crazy percentage like 5%) And please don't compare nonhuman animals to plants. I can see you never took a biology or a science class not even in high school, other wise you would know that all mammals (human and nonhuman animals have a central nervous system that allows us to be who we're and to be able to feel pain, suffering, joy, happiness, to be able to defecate, reproduce, eat, fight for our lives, protect our offspring etc etc etc the list goes on and on) but the problem with Americans is that they're very ignorant (with the exception of an exceptional few) now if you have a brain it is to question "your professors" you moron, not to just swallow like a pill everything they give you you classic dumb American! Now get a read: www.caareusa.org/historic_eu_hearing_considers_end_to_animal_research ( and of course it had to happen in Europe!)
years ago spam was a poor man's delicacy,
i love it fried with onions on a toasted butty, washed down with a cup of Yorkshire tea... scrumptious
greenfingers gardener heck yeah...thats how i do it...but i wash mine down with a pint of bass pale ale!
That sounds good gonna make that tonight thanks for sharing!!
Lol your comment when I was reading it I felt like I was watching a meat advertisement
It still is, Spam Musubi is the delicacy of millions and millions of islanders across the world. Apparently leading all the way back to WW2 and the shipping of canned meat.
Another great way to have it is as spam and cheese, frying up some diced spam and adding it to your favorite mac and cheese (mine is the velveeta or cracker barrel brands that use shells)
What the absolute hell is toasted butty 😂
Back when food was actual food..
This was very educational indeed. I enjoyed watching.
That Spongebob Krusty Krab Training Video music tho
I can eat a whole canned ham watching this video this type of videos don't bother me
General Patton 1940 same
Thats just nasty
I just had a spam sandwich while watching lmao
Lol
better to recognize - it's use to be decades ago...
check ingredients first
;
Love the music!
Kermit the frog secretly watches this video
I came when I heard there was spam.
Musetrigger m
I cum too eating Spam.
I want to visit the SPAM museum in Minnesota someday. :)
I hope that you cleaned up!!
Spam is the desert of meats
Back when a package of bacon was 1 lb.
Kardall Exactly
I feel like most packages of bacon are still a pound.
@@foobarmaximus3506 while in the belfast Maine hannaford yesterday 3/4 if the bacon packages for sale were 16 oz the other options were 8oz and 12oz. So atleast where I live my above feelings are true...
Now it's 2/3 water.
Right!!!
Excellent film, I learnt a lot and thoroughly enjoyed it too 👍
I've recently been hired by Hormel. I work in las animas Colorado at a swine raising farm. Very interesting work. Also can be sad at times? Alot of piglets die at birth. Also the sows die while giving birth. Kinda ironic that considering their end result the farm is very strict as far as any abuse goes. Even the dead pigs are handled with the most delicate of care.
this is so beautiful, it literally brought a tear to my eye
Why tears u stupid??
You desperately need to get a life…you quack 🤣
These videos from the fifties just open my eyes even more to how far along technology has evolved. Scary really. I remember visiting the packing house only a few miles from where I lived when I was a child. My father thought it was important to teach me about where meat came from. Pretty soon kids will need to visit a much different type of “meat factory”. I still feed beef cows everyday but soon such things may become relegated to the past.
Take the kids to your local Halal Slaughterhouse. The children will love it🤣😆
The narrator would have no idea my cell phone is much more powerful than the data processing center he was talking about.
Already so much automation in the 50s... I'm impressed
The 50s were the heyday of automation. Once Henry Ford developed the assembly line, the concept was found to have many applications and by the 50s, everything up to food processing was futuristically automated.
Grandpa said, "The only thing not used from a pig, is the Squeal". However Grandpa came before cell phones and Tarig's below comment says the squeal is now a ring tone. My Grandpa would be impressed.
What did they do with the ahole and poo? Just asking.
"pickled pigs feet are very tasty and attractively packaged, too" It's a clear jar so I'm going to disagree with them on this.
Agreed. I’m a pretty adventurous eater, but I’m thinking no. Although, I do like pickled herring (to the eternal disgust of my wife), so who knows?
Who the hell would try that shit?
thestargzr 😀😀😀😀
thestargzr ....growing up my mom kept a BIG jar of Pickled Pigs Feet in the pantry and almost made me PUKE every time I saw them when I had to get something out.
@@Cavs1975 The same people that would pick the corn out of their poop and re-eat it. Where do they think the feet have been walking their whole lives. Pigs don't have shag carpet in their pens. I lived on a farm. Also nothing smells worse on this planet like when you gut a pig hanging upside down in the dead of winter,,,,,,,,okay I'm through. :)
What a load of what makes the grass grow green. Everyone knows that whatever they can sweep from the floor is used to make SPAM.
Loved watching and knowing how the food his made and processed