Comments by "marialiyubman" (@marialiyubman) on "Medieval Irish Food: Peasant to King" video.

They need to bring back “sea ash” for one of those fancy salts…
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@petergray7576 well, don’t tell them that. Lol. (Thank you for the explanation). I mostly imagined it being something like barbecued seaweed. 😍
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A sharp tongued woman gets nothing…? “Guess I’ll die…” …I beheld the freshest Spanish ham, it was wrapped in cream cheese, spiced with garlic and chives…. 😍 am I pregnant?
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Where does the legend of the cauldron originate from? Didn’t it make people angry that they’d get food but only “fit for their status”? I know we’re the first generations to have class mobility and be able to choose where we live, what we eat and how we dress, but still… didn’t people get offended? Especially the middle classes who always steered revolutions.. BTW, let’s please talk about the fact that the Irish famine was absolutely British-engineered. There’s no friggin way someone can starve to death on a fish-rich island because potato crops failed… and there’s a TON of evidence that beef was exported during that time and fishing was maffia business. That’s not coincidence.
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@ragnkja I remember, but I don’t think he acknowledged that it was planned back then. I remember because I commented under that video as well… it makes me sad that even when most people already know the truth, we still don’t talk about it… the Irish have had such difficult lives… the Brittish elite experimented on them long before they went to colonize other peoples… it’s so tragic and it makes me so angry.. and regular Brits were also being exploited..
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