I Ate Like in Medieval Times For 30 Days || Funny Challenge
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- Опубліковано 4 тра 2022
- Things have come a long way since the Middle Ages, especially when it comes to the advancements in food! Check out today's epic new challenge video where we send our favorite staff writer to medieval times, no not the restaurant, to see if he can survive eating a medieval diet for 30 days, that includes intestines, and testicles!
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I am SO glad these challenge episodes are getting uploaded regularly again, they're not only fun but informational and I missed them a lot.
Sometimes I feel bad for the guy, but I'm glad their dedicated. A true scientist, even if it is for entertainment! Mad respect man!
Yh. Cracked (the website and the UA-cam page) does these types of challenges also. I'm wildly entertained by them
unfortunately not regularly anymore ☹️
@@mich8468 ik its sad
@@caseyoconnell1813 does he still work at infographics
Medieval doctors are like
Are you ill?: Leeches
Is your Arm sore?: Amputate
Medieval barber, at your (funeral) service.
Doc: Seriously ill? What did you do to anger God?
Amateur historians 🤮
The line 'its probably like goop but better science' just earned you that like 👍 😂
Lol better you then me. this was funny and and very in formative
Gwyneth Paltrow's goop at that hahahaha
Alcohol content of Beer and Wine in the "olden days" was alot lower than it is now - especially in the biblical era. Main reason people drank alot of wine/beer was there were no water treatment plants and water hundreds of years ago- so water was full of nasty microbes - there were also no sewage treatment plants either.. so water contamination of towns and cities was a huge problem.
Would be extremely interesting to have a video ranking all the challenges he’s done from the easiest to the most painful/terrifying/difficult. There’s about 60 of them I think?
Pork intenstines aren’t very rare eaten food in Chinese cuisine but normally they are quite flavourful if cooked properly
You usually diluted the beer as well, to something called small ale/beer for every day drinking, and save the stronger stuff for special occasions. It usually ranged between 0.5% to around 3%.
Unless we’re talking Irish, of course.
So....Bud Lite
I love alcohol.
Ale/beer, never heard of it but weren't both pretty strong in alcahol content in them days?
@@martintodd9944 alcohol makes life better.
I was just about to start panicking that my beloved Challenge guy packed up on us and moved on to less crazy pastures! I’m so glad you’re still with us. Love your take on things!!!
P.S., I’m so sorry you had to eat chitterlings. Lol
You have no idea how happy I am the challenges are back, this is my favourite series. Thank you so much
The “Modern History TV” UA-cam channel shows historically accurate medieval food by the various social classes. Peasant farmers actually ate quite well.
Makes sense because there the first ones to touch the food
@@baseupp12 Good observation! Wow, they didn’t mention that but it’s probably quite accurate. The reason they gave in the episode was that peasants lived very labor intensive lives compared to nobility, so they ate hearty food….which I now think is BS. 😂
I'm so happy that the infographic show is doing challenges again
When the world needed him most...he returned.
Your videos are amazing keep it up! ❤️
This was by far my most favorite infographics video yet. Informative and hysterical.
At least in the UK, it's my understanding that the ale and mead that were drunk, as opposed to water, were significantly weaker. So less of a buzz
Soooo happy our favorite lab rat is doing well and continues with the challenges!❤🥳🥳🥳
Another point for drinking in the middle ages is there alcohol was probably less filtered so if you drank a beer it probably still had actual bits of barley and hops floating around in it, and it was probably more like guinness than like budweiser. The same is probably true for most wine. Also, though I'm sure there was plenty of fire water available, beers and wines had a bit less alcohol than what is typical today (some just had less, other were diluted somewhat) and many had more various herbs infused into them.
No.
You aren't wrong in that distilled liquors are actually more modern than most people would think. It takes a fair amount of fine machining to make a still capable of producing strong liquors. Take this with a grain of salt as I can't recall the source but I remember reading somewhere that general rates of alcoholism got much worse after liquor became more widely available
@@markrhodes403 Say I time travel back, to 1401 with an AK-47 and wearing a chicken costume. I teleport into King Henry IV's bedroom and hold him hostage in a strange red triangle cage. I bring a guy named Fred with me, whom I shoot, in order to demonstrate what my gun does. I am immune to arrows, and disease. I have no need for food or water, but I can be killed by any melee attack. What would the sixteen guards do when they burst into his room? Would I be seen as their new god?
@@JustAnotherNerd95 wtf
@@samaskarieh1983 Answer the question
I MISS THESE CHALLENGES PLEASE BRING THEM BACKK
One of my favorite things about these videos is that whenever someone yells or screams you can see their uvulas flailing around like a speed bag 😂🤣😂
One of my favorite vids of this channel, the challenges. Hahaha
Gosh… what else is there for a challenge? I tried to come up with few ideas but I can’t think of anything. You guys at the infographic show are truly creative. 👏👍🤯
I love that challenges are back often! I enjoy these very much😊😊😊
Still waiting on 30 DAYS STAYING AT THE GIRLFRIEND'S PARENTS' HOUSE CHALLENGE
Maybe do a medieval peasant video too. Their diet was different because they usually didn’t have access to as much meat. Some villages did. Also you were right about the alcohol being like Gatorade. It was made different than ours. Small beer was more common and only like 2%. There were beers that could get you hammered but they drank that later in the day
Love the challenge series so much
Hahaha I think your girlfriend definitely had a tougher time than you on this challenge. Hahaha can’t wait to show the wife this one. I love water. Must have been so brutal not drinking water hahaha
Yeah not drinking water for a month is just nuts to me.
I am wondering, does he have a girlfriend and a wife?
@@makisekurisu4674 Idk, Just know that he mentioned her like a thousand times
@@makisekurisu4674 I think he's just playing characters, dude.
Lol this video makes me realize I very likely might eat a highly midevil diet... It's mostly beer... And meat... Followed by more beer, although I gotta incorporate some water fowl and wine into there... I can't do intestines though smh
Glad to see their still doing short form challenge videos still too. I like the long ones, but I don't need as many of them, lol.
Fantastic video keep it up your doing amazing job
“Sports would be a lot more fun if the players were absolutely rekt the entire time”
I’m dead💀
Diets in the middle ages were surprisingly heart-healthy. It’s no wonder your cardio improved.
No they weren’t, do you see how much. bread they ate?
@@Ðogecoin compared to today's fast food and grease it is healthy.
@@randomzergling3661it’s not heart healthy like he said
@@Ðogecoin Multigrain bread is healthy
@@Ðogecoin he said its healthier than todays diet making it heart healthy
Now you can say “back in my days I eat Medieval food”
Ate**
@@user-sz2px8pv3f thanks
The challenges is the main reason I subscribed 😊
Glad to see the challenges back on schedule
Glad challenge guy is back, fav ♥️👍
Also thanks for bringing back challenges
I just love the narrator's sarcastic humor lol
6:20 I expected that misconception to come up. No. People drank water. Most of the time it's fine. In fact, the only times you hear about it are the exceptional times when it's not fine. Like during cholera outbreaks.
" 'And oh,' the historian wrote, 'He had a regular drink of water from the well. This was noteworthy.' "
I drank from a "Pure Mountain Spring" once, and got the worst stomach infection you could imagine, for like a week. I wouldn't recommend it.
Natural water is inherently more risky, and thus requires better knowledge of what to avoid, than modern purified water. Doesn't mean that all natural water is risky. Doesn't mean that people didn't drink water.
No they didn’t. Most of the time small beer was the drink of the day. Numerous famous and well respected historians talk about this.
I just finished binge watching the whole playlists with challenges thinking when the new one is coming out 🙂
Another challenge great video
“no surprise there” when talking about where you found the cuts of meat is CRAZY smh
I LOVE THAT THE CHALLANGES ARE BACK!!!!!!!
I missed the challenges, thank you.
The thing with medieval beer, is that a lot of it was fairly weak, so it was basically a slightly alcoholic grain tea. The stuff you get today is much stronger by comparison. You'd be hard pressed to get drunk off of the stuff they'd normally drink as it usually wasn't left to ferment for very long.
When I was learning to brew beer, it took a couple of weeks for it to properly ferment and carbonate. The stuff medieval people would slurp down was only fermented for a few days.
8:10 domestic violence is hilarious
Here's a new challenge idea: What if you had to eat nothing but canned goods for a month? I think it would be very educational to see what it would do to the body, both mentally and physically.
I love this guy for doing these challenges
My bestfriend growing up was Laotian. I ate cow brain at his place once when I was a kid. I liked it to be honest. Lao-style cowbrain with sticky rice is slammin. Then again, all Lao food is slammin... lol
The "WHENCH, REFILL MY CHALICE" Part got me, ngl.
Love that you mixed the 12th century with LOTR on the intro . They fit together like the key in the keyhole .
Yesss the challenges are back.
"Like goop but with better science"
OOF! Shots fired!
I love you infographics show ..
I really wanna see how this man looks in real life along with his gf
Too bad they will never show it because they want to stay as anonymous as possible
You can see what he looks like in the live action bigfoot hunt video
No spectacles and that much alcohol easily explains a lot of myths and legends 🗿
They're called Chitlins. And "we" still eat them. Get yourself some hot sauce and go to town!
You should also do medieval Japan, Persia / the middle east, India, China etc.
So happy that the challenge guy is back! He should do a summer season of challenges!
You should do him eating like an Ancient Roman next.
👏👏👏YOUR BACK DOING CHALLENGES 👏👏👏
People in the Middle Ages ate different foods depending on where they lived and how wealthy they were.
Nobles ate a near carnivorous diet whereas peasants rarely got meat and lived off vegetables & tubers mostly.
Ahhhh.
I love your scenarios.
Aha so that’s where the idea (…) cure a hangover by drinking more🤔🤷♂️
When eating innards (intestines & such) you kinda need to marinate it for at least 12h before to make sure they’re not as rubbery, & brain is pretty much tasteless so I would recommend using a Mediterranean recipe (they honestly know what they’re doing with food🤤)👍
(To the host (if they see this)) You could have used alcohol free beer’s & wine’s so you wouldn’t have been hammered all the time, but still get the experience🤗👍
Hey John glad you’re back doing challenges again it’s really good to see you. And yes challenge Guy I do know your first name. :-). But no worries I’ll keep your identity a secret.
Did they stop the challenges or is he not interested in challenging anymore
I have missed this challenge n your an amazing guy for doing this for us!
I enjoyed that middle earth joke lol
Speaking of playing sports wasted, my father was in a rugby union club in Australia, and all the teams had to abide by the rule, if you substitute out you need to skull a beer before you can go back in, commit a penalty I think you had to have a shot of scotch whisky. Essentially the game starts normal enough but turns entertaining by the second half, and no one cares who wins cause everyone just drinks together afterwards. I never once seen a single fight or disagreement, maybe alcohol makes sports more entertaining and friendly 🤷♂
Luck of the draw.
This is like an episode of spill your guts or fill your guts 😂🤣😂🤣😂
Finally a challenge!!!!
Keep dropping these challenge videos they raw
Orcs and knights lol 😆 I love these videos
Awesome when he screams
Finally he's back!!! 🥳🥳🥳
Yes more challenges
I rage at me not being able to type correctly on my keyboard
Been waiting for a new challenge!
10 month ago??? What happen to our favourite writer!
Should of tried intestine the way I grew up with it... As tripas.
Hmmm good stuff.
Brain is basically fat... I like mine cubed, seasoned and then seared. My favorites are soft tacos or as a sandwich like a paddy melt, both with caramelized onions and peppers. Good eats amigo!
WEVE BEEN WAITING!!!!! Thank you
Next challenge should be listening to Everywhere At The End Of Time in one sitting.
Olympic wrestling was probably top teir entertainment back in the day just drunk dudes falling over each other 🤣🤣🤣🤣
darn it! how come I'm not getting any notifications from the channel especially this "challenge editions"?!
YES! more medieval stuff! and challenges! Excellent combo!
Finally….. another challenge!
I missed these style challenges
He goes out to try these things shout out to Infographics show guy what a legend 🔥🔥🔥🔥
Our favorite lab rat lol. Great video.
Never been this early before😂😂😂
Imagine a challenge for a week or month where he has to do random old challenges, week= 24hr challenges like bathtub month= week long/72hrs or some month long challenges, blue foods, public toilet
Challenge idea: I was vegan for one month, I trained Muay Thai for 30 days
Robert Curthouse was despite being the son of William the Conqueror was not a king but the Duke of Normandy despite his attempts of taking the throne of England
If anyone ever decide to eat animal brains or animal intestine, you've gotta try pig brain and pig intestine using the SiChuan Method, it is real good (a little spicy though)!
and you can also try the testicles using the YunNan method, though I have not tried it yet, but I heard it's not bad
Medival wine and beer were less alcoholic than today because alcohol distillation was not found until the mid-17th century
I MISS THESE CHALLENGING SO BAD😔😔😭😭
I love the funny challenges! They fun and very interesting as I wish to learn more about the daily life about the Middle Ages. Now I don’t wanna be a beggar but anybody has stuff that’ll help?
Ah yes Buttah the original fiber! 😂
I would thrive on this diet.
YES MORE CHALENGES
Do a surviving on mars for a year challenge
watching this while eating taco bell 😂😂