How Annapolis Cooks Feed 4,400 Navy Midshipmen In 20 Minutes | Boot Camp | Business Insider

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  @johnbeans2000 · 2 years ago

  Respects to all cooks serving meals to children in school, military or any big institution! Such an underappreciated service!

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• WO

  @wolverinefangowings · 2 years ago

  You could make one of these for every major university in the country and I'd watch them all. There is something incredibly satisfying about watching food prepared on massive scales.

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  @ryanlippert480 · 2 years ago

  Everything comes Frozen or in a #10 can. Very little is actually made from scratch. Ships are no different

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  @maddiej2165 · 2 years ago

  Mad respect to all of the staff who work in giant mess halls. As someone who lives on campus with a large residence population (about 14 buildings), the amount of time and effort our cafeteria staff do for us to get our meals is incredible. And the food is actually pretty good to say the least

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  @abbyselouani364 · 2 years ago

  The old cook is absolutely hilarious. LOL he loves those kids though.

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  @MsMorganGirls · 2 years ago

  Yes, 40 years later, I still remember standing in formation for the chow hall.  "You have 20 minutes and 20 minutes only" and "don't step on the brightwork."

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  @Acaidia · 2 years ago (edited)

  I actually ate in this cafeteria 3 times a day for 3 days during a sleep away lacrosse camp at Navy. I remember getting the chicken and fries one day and everyone was in love with it. <br>The Naval Academy is an incredible school with a beautiful campus.

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  @CroiaCallahan · 2 years ago

  Providing meals to military folks, away from their loved-ones, was my honor.

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  @willywatkins-zh9xd · 2 years ago

  this is better then entire netflix documentaries.

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  @LuvSubbin · 2 years ago (edited)

  While many of the midshipmen in this video will become SEAL&apos;s, naval aviators, and our nation&apos;s surface warfare officers, that dude at <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J-u2aW7T2bw&amp;t=1238">20:38</a> has some serious skills...

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  @marcialivingston-nq8xk · 1 year ago (edited)

  Bless their hearts. I worked as a lunch lady at public schools for years. Biggest one was 1100 kids. Breakfast and lunch. 4 of us.

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  @gregalfred8916 · 2 years ago

  I went to West Point, and while i didn&apos;t enjoy EVERY meal, we ate pretty well. &nbsp;I never knew how complicated the service was until I watched the video on West Point&apos;s Mess Hall and now this one on Navy&apos;s wardroom. &nbsp;Always appreciated the kindness of the staff&apos;s kindness and their willingness to give us extra food if it was available. &nbsp;Seems like nothing has changed

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