>> ^AdrianBlack:

The Vikings chanting "meat meat meat" is the best part.


Nayhh, Grillosaurus.

The heck is he doing on an Australian cooking show??? LOL LOL Bizarre but pleasurable

>> ^rottenseed:

>> ^ponceleon:
Yup: one quick google search later and it is an ad for food rescue:
http://simonfoodfavourites.blogspot.com/2011/05/mast
er-chef-judge-matt-moran-loses-it.html
For a good cause, but it did seems a bit odd/staged.

Your viralometer is strong.


Like I said in my first comment... if you've seen ANY behind-the-scenes stuff about cooking shows, it was just clear this didn't make any sense whatsoever. The staff on those shows are like fucking vultures. It's like they don't pay for food outside of work or something.

Seems really odd... is this some sort of viral PSA? Almost seems staged cuz it doesn't make any sense. When you hear about cooking shows, the standard is that the crew/staff hover around for the "go signal" that it is good to eat the stuff that has been cooked. This just doesn't make sense.

Your video, Why kids don't have cooking shows, has made it into the Top 15 New Videos listing. Congratulations on your achievement. For your contribution you have been awarded 1 Power Point.

This is great!!! Is this a cooking show or a comedy series?

If I had a cooking show, you would get kicked off for using "Smart Balance - Light!" while making a grilled cheese sandwich.

How unfortunate that we never get to see what light-healthy-popular-omega-3-encrusted-soy "cheese" she was going to pull out of the refrigerator.

This video should be called, "How to make a flavorless, bready block of extracted whey protein slathered in "buttery" palm fruit oil while pretending to be drunk." I believe that first you need to learn how to make a grilled cheese sandwich, then learn how to drink. That's the order I learned it in at least. Then maybe you'd know what one would taste like.

Too longwinded for the interwebs, all in all pretty meh. Better for the old-folks crowd who actually watch cooking shows.

So wait, he was trying on a recipe without previously testing it out?

Do all cooking shows do this? Make recipes up on the fly?

nope. i saw it on reddit and thought i share (i also see a lot of videosift stuff on neatorama and thought i'd join). i like cooking shows and i like when people make fun of things, so this was a good combo

I watched this guys cooking show when I was like five... seriously this guy is a part of my cooking television history, he really had an entertaining show, they dont have a show like him anymore really. His personality just beams out outward through the tv and hits ya like a tonne of feathers.

>> ^spoco2:

I'm sorry, but I find it very hard to take any video about cheese seriously when it has the US's fricken bizaro world orange stuff... I could never get over how artificial it looked... ha, and now I go and look it is indeed processed crap.
So... yeah, take this video with a MONSTER grain of salt about being any 'best' of anything. That is just horrifying orange 'cheese'... use real cheese and you might have something nice. Actually... he does mention that it's not American cheese, but it still looks that bizaro colour in this video
OH. and then he waxes lyrical about how amazing it is to put cheese on the outside, isn't it AMAZING! Um... I've been doing that forever when I make a toasted sandwich in a sandwich press (or jaffle iron, works there too), so for a whole video to be spent on toasting a cheese sandwich with cheese on inside and outside? Gee, maybe you should be watching some real cooking shows instead?


Them's fightin' werds.

I'm sorry, but I find it very hard to take any video about cheese seriously when it has the US's fricken bizaro world orange stuff... I could never get over how artificial it looked... ha, and now I go and look it is indeed processed crap.

So... yeah, take this video with a MONSTER grain of salt about being any 'best' of anything. That is just horrifying orange 'cheese'... use real cheese and you might have something nice. Actually... he does mention that it's not American cheese, but it still looks that bizaro colour in this video

OH. and then he waxes lyrical about how amazing it is to put cheese on the outside, isn't it AMAZING! Um... I've been doing that forever when I make a toasted sandwich in a sandwich press (or jaffle iron, works there too), so for a whole video to be spent on toasting a cheese sandwich with cheese on inside and outside? Gee, maybe you should be watching some real cooking shows instead?

@Tymbrwulf What are some shows on t.v. you consider good shows?

For me, Dexter is the best show on t.v. and I think it has some of the best writing I've ever seen on t.v.

Also, breaking bad is pretty good too.

I know it's "popular" to say Dexter is a great show, but that doesn't make it untrue.

Also, you know why I think HBO and Showtime and AMC have better shows than the big networks? 'Cause the friggin' big networks put fucking NOTHING but reality t.v. I am SOOOOO fucking sick every damned night a dance show, or a talent show, or a singing show, or a cooking show, or a gameshow. EVERY GODDAMNED NIGHT.

I enjoyed Boston Public for a bit, I didn't watch it all the way through, but it was a good catch every now and then. But now? I can't think of a single good, well written drama on any of the big networks.

What do you say are good shows atm?

EDIT: Actually, House maybe. But even that has gotten stale and has gone downhill imo. Also, I reality thought the reality t.v. thing was a fad or a phase, something that would end soon, but no. It soldiers on, shamefully, night after night after night.