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37 Comments
I love the sarcasm in this episode! XD
I lean more to the Total War series. Check out Total War: Three Kingdoms
A good and informative video, cheese is my favorite addiction. 😍
Other than the pine nuts, it sounds like a recipe for queso blanco.
G'day curd nerds
Max, if you’re looking for topics, there’s the whole world to choose from. How about the ancient chinese? Recipes, cookware, utensils, seating utensils, table manners? I’d love to visit other cultures’ histories.
Where's the pokemon?
Well now we need a video on the Roman coarse bread so we can complete the meal!
Augustus Caesar – the original mukbang enjoyer
The Duality of Man.
CIV 3 WAS ONE OF MY CHILDHOOD GAMES. i literally screamed and startled my cat when you mentioned it xD
Really interesting that he pronounced "Ceasar" as "Kaiser" the German word for king.
17:30 He was aware of how easy it was to be poisoned.
2:58 whoa whoa Max! You can't just casually drop this fact on me and not expect my mind to be blown! That's not casual fact tier, that's game show question tier.
Hello Max, I’m going to copy and paste this comment on every video you put out.
Can you make Koliva please?
Man, is this the first video without the hard tack “clack clack.”
If you live within the borders of the former Roman empire you get to experience a lot of kinds of cheese, especially the fresh (whiter) ones. Americans and germanic peoples prefer preserved cheezes more
If you make tofu from pumpkin seeds, it coagulates nicely on its own.
Rennet fun fact: today, virtually all rennet in cheese production is made from the fermentation of genetically-modified bacteria! They figured out how to put the gene for chymosin (which is the "active ingredient" in rennet) into E. coli, which produces tons of it without having to slaughter a bunch of livestock. We get insulin from the same process – before, we had to harvest it from pig pancreas; now, we use bacteria.
@ 11:10
"Rrrrich Corinthian Statues!"
–Augustus, apparently…
@ 19:20
If so, then this law was on the books for about five centuries until Justinian had it revoked by Emperor Justin, so he could marry Theodora, who was an actress by trade (among other things, if Procopius is to be believed).
Justinian would later become emperor, and she his empress.
Okay, where is the pokemon? And since Augustus Caesar's vocabulary isn't only his name, roaring, robot noises, talking backwards, or, ya know, just screaming, he doesn't count.
Literally turned on the videos as I always do while I’m gaming… shocked to see it was Civ 7 sponsored as I play Civ 7 😂
I so enjoy your videos. You make cooking look a lot easier than I find to be! I love the History sections. You put so much research into each episode. I am not a real history nerd, but I love the stuff you come up with and especially appreciate the way you present it, the way you pronounce words in other languages! You wouldn't happen to be interested in narrating audio books, would you? You would be great at it and I can only dream of hearing your voice narrating the Fourzan Saga (my books) and getting all the pronunciations correct! Thank you for all the entertainment you provide.
This is the Whey.
💙💙💙
He was a successful ruler but a complete monster, even by the standards of his time
The proscriptions were simply a way to raise money for his soldiers and most wouldn’t have been criminals just rich aristocratic enemies of Augustus or just the unlucky
I'm currently playing Civ7 as Augustus, so this is timely 😁
I wish I had more money to donate. But I bought your cookbook for my mom for her birthday. I introduced her to you and she loves you!
As a Canadian, thank you for letting me know I can't use homo milk
I feel like this was less of a video on Roman cheese, and more of a love letter to Augustus.
Never enjoyed Civilization games, but you sold it, I’m in😂. Exited to try it out with Caesar Augustus😻
If Bill & Ted were a real thing, they'd definitely have to keep this guy away from Las Vegas.
Yup gag gifts started at Saturnalia and the dumber / worse the gift, the closer it signified the recipient was to the giver. The raw steak person would be the better friend or ally
cheesus crist you can make whey too many jokes about cheese
You have a lot filler by the stove in your kitchen? Have you been finding it to be worth it? Was considering one, but people have complained that they regret it because you need to go to the sink to drain your pasta and such anyways. So a pot filler (whose purpose is to avoid needing to go to the sink) ends up being pointless.
17:27 For what it's worth, I often watch your episodes while having lunch or dinner.
does the texture remind you of something like halloumi or paneer? thats kinda what it looks like
17:20 Regarding Augustus's tendency to not eat during his feasts, I feel that is pretty classic host behaviour. All too often, you are busy entertaining your guests and making sure they are enjoying themselves, that their food is alright, and aren't left wanting.