Recipes That RUIN ME | First Time Watching B. Dylan Hollis | Yura Reacts

Comments · 58

• OB

  @oblivious8868 · 12 days ago

  We made hard tack in ROTC. <br><br>Dylan&apos;s right: The taste is fine, if incredibly bland. Problem is it&apos;s like got the durabiliy of old stones.

  27

• WA

  @warmstrong5612 · 12 days ago

  Hard Tack or Ships Biscuits are supposed to be dunked in warm tea or grog. At least that&apos;s how they were consumed by British sailors during the age of sail.

  33

• ED

  @edim108 · 11 days ago

  What really gets me about the recipes like that Baked Bean Pizza is that they are ALMOST okay, and then they do something that completely ruins it.<br>Up to the point where they ask for a whole can of baked beans, it&apos;s a passable quick pizza—you&apos;re in the mood for a pizza but don&apos;t have the time to make a proper dough and don&apos;t want to order takeout, so you make that.<br>But no, they couldn&apos;t stop at an unenthusiastic quick pizza. They just HAD TO throw a whole can of baked beans onto it, and then have the gall to ask for anchovies...

  8

• DE

  @delvisser6503 · 12 days ago

  I grew up hearing from my father. If we had eggs we could have potato&apos;s and eggs, if we had potatoes

  15

• TH

  @TheBaxter27 · 12 days ago

  For deep frying, my grandma always said :<br>Remember, the heat is more scared of you than you are of it.

  13

• MA

  @magnaira5072 · 12 days ago

  The recipes this guy finds are unhinged sometimes. His energy and delivery are funny tho

  8

• AB

  @abjectlyterrible · 9 days ago

  It&apos;s always cute how you and Tetra both do the exact same &apos;Oh!&apos; reaction

  2

• ED

  @edim108 · 11 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghPShdCBON8&amp;t=950">15:50</a> Fun fact: because coal miners tended to have greatly diminished sense of smell and taste due to all the dust and noxious fumes in a coal mine, their wives used to make these very strongly flavored dishes for them.<br>They would use a lot of pungent spices, pepper mint extract, strong bitter coffee, etc. so that their husbands could taste something. It was a labor of love and affection for people risking their lives to provide for their loved ones.

  3

• KU

  @KuinaBenitoki · 11 days ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghPShdCBON8&amp;t=926">15:26</a> I was caught off guard by how adorable that noise was. lol

  3

• FI

  @finekat296 · 7 days ago

  Yes, people did eat dandelions during the great depression

  2

• OB

  @oblivious8868 · 9 days ago

  &quot;No one knows your children better than you!&quot;<br><br>Considering what I&apos;ve seen of some shitty parents in public, I really do wonder about that.<br><br>Some of these people don&apos;t know their asses from a hole in the ground.

  1

• AL

  @aleolus · 10 days ago

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ghPShdCBON8&amp;t=568">9:28</a> Catsup and Ketchup are both just different ways to spell the same word. &nbsp;&quot;Ketchup&quot; became the &apos;official&apos; spelling simply because big brands started using it

  1