What People Ate on the Titanic | Tasting History with Max Miller
65K views · Sep 7, 2026 · People & Blogs
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@rostabianka6743 · 3 weeks ago
I'm not sure how many more Titanic videos you're planning on doing but I truly never get bored of rewatching these episodes. As you also said it, I just keep returning to it
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@FormaAlert · 3 weeks ago
Probably the most cohesive compilation so far, super cool to see them grouped up like this
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@MonicaHyland · 3 weeks ago
At ten o clock , I wouldn’t be eating dinner ( supper). At ten o clock I’m eating a bowl of cereal 🥣 before bed.
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@ericnagamine7742 · 3 weeks ago
The ship was not full when she crossed the Atlantic. Surprising considering it was the maiden voyage.
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@averageguy1261 · 3 weeks ago
Max's content should be a standard in every History class.
@timfalardeau9753 · 3 weeks ago
I can sleep well tonight having seen Max Miller call out early 20th century Karens like his job was on the line...😂😂😂😂😂😂
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@KerrySkull · 3 weeks ago
Ive got a Titanic cookbook and this is my favourite recipe out of it and it is modernised. Adding tomatoes to the sauce with buttered sauteed leeks as a side makes this to die for
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@cityofbhat7722 · 3 weeks ago
I'd love to see a compilation of the best chicken recipes from this channel! Napoleon loved chicken, so do I.
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@amalija11 · 2 weeks ago
I listen to this on .8 speed to sleep, cheers!
@gracemcky · 3 weeks ago
falling asleep to this, goodnight!! 😴💤
@InfiniteLoop · 3 weeks ago
Third class Victorian menu, scalding hot Sulphuric acid grated sodium and hard tak (clak clak)
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