I've met African missionaries who lived in places where natives could eat elephant, and they have claimed that the trunk meat was excellent. One told me about when he was a child that his missionary father would get trunk steaks from villagers, and he said it would be a round steak the size of the plate, but with two holes, where his mother would put the sides (e.g., mashed potatoes and peas)!
Based on your deductive descriptions of likely flavor elements, Id bet Mammoth would be mos similar in flavor to wild boar...which is rich, earthy, and so pungent that even frozen boar meat will scent up your freezer. Also delicious.
Oh hey, I just did a report on this for a biotech class. Funny to see food theory talk about it. Its crazy how this process works, infact the company that made the meatball actually said they planned to clone dodo meat, but we haven't sequenced the genome properly yet
The fun thing with dodo meat, according to sailers logs, the dodo wasn't particularly tasty, they were just tame and uncaring, so it was easy to keep them on ships, and they were used as a dipping meat to extend the flavour of turtle!
Honestly, given how it’s lab grown, the meat would be as tender as veal is compared to beef. And the flavor profile sounds amazing…. Having had all the animals listed (except elephant), I’d love mammoth meatballs in the freezer section of my supermarket 😸
Being lab grown, it's also full of antibiotics (as there is no immune system to keep it "healthy" for the time needed to "make" enough meat). And most lab antibiotics are really powerful but would be quite dangerous to eat (I don't think the heat from cooking would sanitize it).
As Matpat was describing the characteristics of the meat, I was just thinking "slow broth cooked boar might be the closest taste we could get to the stuff"
Food Theory Idea: Does thinking of food you like actually make you more hungry? (even after you eat) This might also explain why kids suddenly get more hungry if they are offered dessert after not finishing their food.
i can awnser that for you. yes yes it does. 99% of the time you are hungry you are not even hungry your body is just use to eating around that time so it prepares itself by making you carve food. that's why if you start skipping meals you stop being hungry around those times. so thinking of food makes you crave it and craving it is something allot of people think is being hungry. i practice skipping meals allot as my diet and i can tell you that thinking of food has a major impact on how hungry you get and how much you crave it. :)
Quite honestly it depends how many ingredients it had in the first place and what you replace it with... It's a pretty open question because absolutely no details are given. It's like that question on tests where the only correct answer is "not enough information"
Oh Team Theorist, how I adore that I can always trust you to give me the science and math based answers to questions I never would have even conceived of. Please, never change
FOOD THEORY IDEA - Could the moon theoretically be made of cheese? (Would it be able to keep its structure?, Could it withstand the harsh environment of space?, Could it be able to orbit the earth?)
As someone who's currently doing research on all various types of oxygen transport proteins, I can say the stuff about heme groups, hemoglobin, and myoglobin was absolutely on point, although right now I'm much more interested in hemocyanin. It felt pretty wild to actually already expect a lot of what was coming up in a science based theory, great feeling.
I heard about the mammoth meatball because of reddit. I've been curious on the taste. Thanks Mattpat for the vids and answering questions I have had in my head ❤️
Food Theory: What ingredients are in the Nasty Sauce of the Nasty Burger (Danny Phantom)? For those who don’t know, the Nasty Sauce causes a massive explosion that could level an entire city block if it gets too hot. I am curious what could be that explosive while also being “safe” to eat. I would like to see a video on that, but I’m not sure if it is Food or Film Theory.
Nitro glycerine would make sense as a component, as it's consumed as a medicine and used as an explosive. Depends on the amount for taking out a city block, though, lol
I am actually currently doing a research paper about advancements in technology and the effects on environmental issues and this is one of the journals I used about creating lab grown meat, pretty interesting to see Food Theory talk about it.
God creates meatballs. God destroys meatballs. God creates MatPat. MatPat destroys God. MatPat creates meatballs. Meatballs eat MatPat. Stephanie inherits the Earth.
They've been looking for viable cells to clone a woolly mammoth for probably a decade or more now. Josh Gates even went on a mammoth cell hunt in Expedition unknown
Having lived in Africa, in areas where elephants are overpopulated I have tried elephant meat and can confirm that it is very gamey and quite tough. Personally I wouldn't recommend it unless you had no other option and the people I know do only eat it when there is no other food available. Disclaimer: the elephant died from a collision with a train near hwange national park in Zimbabwe and was given to national park staff for rations (very common practice there). I was working there at the time, was given a sandwich and when asked was told that it was elephant.
can you do a topic on "healthy bars": I'm eating 2 Nesquik bars a day each having Calcium, Iron, Vitamins, acids etc. considering they have glucose and sugar which accelerate our digestive process, 1) how much of the healthy stuff is our body actually getting? 2) does eating a meal before / after influence how much we're absorbing? 3) is there a true "healty bar"? 4) cost/ health goodies ratio
This episode made me think about the Halo-themed pringles. The Moa Burger. Anyone wonder how they came up with the flavor and what they used to make it? Sounds like a possible theory episode?
I would actually love a Food Theory episode about lab-grown meat. It was all I could think about watching this video. Like how viable is this as an alternative for eating live animals? Environmental and economical impact? Effect on the future of the farming industry? Nutritional pros and cons? Dangers? So many questions!
They did the jellyfish thing with cats too. I think it was at Tulane because a friend of mine rescued a lab cat that had glowing eyes and whiskers. Mr. Green Genes
I am a bit confused that Bison was not brought up for meat comparison. Moderately gamey, very lean, and typically served as a ground version (Ground beef or straight up patties). These were solid comparisons, but this was where my brain went first
This was probably my most anticipated episode of mystery meat weekend cause it has to be the craziest episode concept in a while Also GLOWING SHEEP what is this episode 😆
Unfortunately, DNA degrades over time. So, that's not possible. It would be possible with something like a Moa because they haven't been extinct for that long.
@@yunamchill9169 Bears are pretty low on the 'Weird things people have eaten' scale when you remember that humans regularly consume weird slimy tentacle creatures and poisonous fish lol
You want a fun meatball recipe, prepare something like your average meatloaf, press it over a large bowl so it takes the round shape, fill it with cooked spaghetti and sauce, then slap that onto a baking tray with another layer of meat and seal in your spaghetti. Now bake it. You'll end up with what is basically inverted spaghetti and meatballs. Slice it up like a pie and serve. Its a great option to share at a family get together as I guarantee no one would ever have had one before.
Next cross-channel theme idea: Lord of the Rings Film Theory: Why the eagles would have been a bad idea to take Frodo to Mordor Food theory: What's lembas bread made of? Style theory: How much is Frodos Mithril shirt actually worth? I don't actually have an idea for game theory yet, but the Gollum game is coming out soon!
A video comparing different meats would be perfect for food theory. Take into ranging facts beyond taste, like growth time and environmental impact, similar to the vid that was done on Pokémon cultivation.
I've never been more disappointed with a food theory episode. Not cause of matpat, but because they went through all of the trouble of making the bloody thing, and nobody actually ate it. I mean... why bother at that point?
*Oddly I find these videos super educational at the same time very entertaining, learned a ton from these past few days of discovering the food theorists channel. Education + Entertainment is always the best!*
OMG I JUST HAD AN IDEA. I was looking for dog content on yt when I came pass a matpat video and it immediately clicked into my mind.... ANIMAL THEORY?... NATURE THEORY?? That would be INSANE. 😮😱 BUT AMAZING-- 😍
Matpat what would happen to a person if he or she was turned into a mantle clock, feather duster, tea pot, tea cup, angel tree topper, candlelabra, or whatever Fife got turned into. That can be your next Beauty and the Beast theory.
Well I mean, it would only really fit onto Film Theory, where a different meat ARG is already resting, there’s less to theorise and Wendigoon’s video is already good.
Aaaand thats my weekly dose of proteins all done. Man I godda say, Mystery Meat Week was a super good idea! Loved every video! Thanks for making such great content Theorist Team!
MatPat's final analysis on the taste of the mammoth meatball is probably accurate to eating a meatball made from a hunted living mammoth, but considering the mammoth meatball was a clone, it likely doesn't suffer from any of the problems with muscle toughness or dietary limitations.
this episode totally makes more sense why we used to need our wisdom teeth i bet they helped with such tough meat like mammoth would have been (at least i think so ?) super cool !!
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I love how they sounded so sad that they went extinct and then immediately were like "So we brought them back and made food!"
only for them to say "but we didnt taste it tho"
Somehow, I have a feeling that there won't be enough Mammoth Meatball for everyone to try... Just a hunch.
@@EmeraldEyesEsoteric they cloned the baby mammoth, to make more
Wondering if our ancestors are smiling upon us?
would you rather we have Jurassic Park?
Alright, now we need 10,000 year old bread an marinara sauce, then we have a prehistoric meatball sub
Caveman style
@@sonicthehedgehog1606 are you the real sonic
@@sonicthehedgehog1606 if your im a huge fan
Lol
Ancient preserved cheese and bread was found once while excavating ancient building ruins, so we’re closer to achieving that than we thought.
We are this much closer to having actual dino nuggies
Best comment ever😂😂😂
You really want some KFD don’t ya lmao.
BRO DINO NUGGIES
Sadly not. The reason we can have mammoth meatball is because we can get it's DNA, dinosaurs even something like a T-Rex has no DNA we can extract
@@ryuudraco592 If we can find a perfectly preserved borealopelta, then I'll wait for the next dino discovery for these nuggies!!
I've met African missionaries who lived in places where natives could eat elephant, and they have claimed that the trunk meat was excellent. One told me about when he was a child that his missionary father would get trunk steaks from villagers, and he said it would be a round steak the size of the plate, but with two holes, where his mother would put the sides (e.g., mashed potatoes and peas)!
That sound like a fancy plate, a fancy delicious eatable plate !
Reminds me of Skyrim
Based on your deductive descriptions of likely flavor elements, Id bet Mammoth would be mos similar in flavor to wild boar...which is rich, earthy, and so pungent that even frozen boar meat will scent up your freezer. Also delicious.
Matpat just casually telling us about something that we can never eat
just steal the meatball
@@dylan.bissendmylife call Nic Cage
I am sure there are many people that would like to try it.
@@gordonwelcher9598 I would, but it probably costs like millions of dollars
I’m so tired I thought you said meatpat as a pun 😅
I love how first idea after cloning an animal that's been extinct for a long long time is to make a meatball
Better than it eat us am I right?
@@MaxRamos8 Mammoth dont eat people...
@@Chuchel-hh6hq a little genetic resequencing could fix that…
that's my rationale for such a project
right? ugh, humans will be humans
Oh hey, I just did a report on this for a biotech class. Funny to see food theory talk about it. Its crazy how this process works, infact the company that made the meatball actually said they planned to clone dodo meat, but we haven't sequenced the genome properly yet
Dodo nuggets incoming 😂
you’re the only real person who’s made a comment that i have seen in this comment section so far
@@CrystalDoggoIsMissing Lude bots every which way.
The fun thing with dodo meat, according to sailers logs, the dodo wasn't particularly tasty, they were just tame and uncaring, so it was easy to keep them on ships, and they were used as a dipping meat to extend the flavour of turtle!
Wonder if they'll go the giant tortoise meat. Apparently that was so good, it was impossible to transport because the ship crews kept eating them
Honestly, given how it’s lab grown, the meat would be as tender as veal is compared to beef. And the flavor profile sounds amazing…. Having had all the animals listed (except elephant), I’d love mammoth meatballs in the freezer section of my supermarket 😸
Being lab grown, it's also full of antibiotics (as there is no immune system to keep it "healthy" for the time needed to "make" enough meat).
And most lab antibiotics are really powerful but would be quite dangerous to eat (I don't think the heat from cooking would sanitize it).
11:30 the trunks fighting made my day
As Matpat was describing the characteristics of the meat, I was just thinking "slow broth cooked boar might be the closest taste we could get to the stuff"
Food Theory Idea:
Does thinking of food you like actually make you more hungry? (even after you eat)
This might also explain why kids suddenly get more hungry if they are offered dessert after not finishing their food.
I hope by "kids" you mean people 😅 I'm the same way.
i can awnser that for you. yes yes it does. 99% of the time you are hungry you are not even hungry your body is just use to eating around that time so it prepares itself by making you carve food. that's why if you start skipping meals you stop being hungry around those times. so thinking of food makes you crave it and craving it is something allot of people think is being hungry. i practice skipping meals allot as my diet and i can tell you that thinking of food has a major impact on how hungry you get and how much you crave it. :)
Appetite and hunger are related but different. And yes, appetite is very suggestable.
No, it's the secret dessert stomach. You'd know about it if you played ace attorney before.
Imagining eating a food can help satisfy cravings too
Food Theory Idea:
How many ingredients in a baked goods recipe can you substitute before it no longer creates that baked good?
You can Apparently replace Up to About 60% Of a Rice crispy Square with Sawdust, before People notice.
Ah yes, the Muffin of Theseus
Quite honestly it depends how many ingredients it had in the first place and what you replace it with... It's a pretty open question because absolutely no details are given. It's like that question on tests where the only correct answer is "not enough information"
Very good idea. If guess about 80%
Depends on the exact thing, which of the ingredients you substitute, and what you substitute them with
Oh Team Theorist, how I adore that I can always trust you to give me the science and math based answers to questions I never would have even conceived of. Please, never change
4:30 so scientist making jeb_ sheep now
FOOD THEORY IDEA - Could the moon theoretically be made of cheese?
(Would it be able to keep its structure?, Could it withstand the harsh environment of space?, Could it be able to orbit the earth?)
OMG YASSS 🤣🤣🤣🤣
👍👌 yes good idea
Of course, Grommitt!
When I was a kid I thought the moon was made of cheese
MatPar, make it happen please
As someone who's currently doing research on all various types of oxygen transport proteins, I can say the stuff about heme groups, hemoglobin, and myoglobin was absolutely on point, although right now I'm much more interested in hemocyanin. It felt pretty wild to actually already expect a lot of what was coming up in a science based theory, great feeling.
Of all the oxygen transport protiens you know of. Which one is the most efficient in terms of size and molecular weight?
n o b o d y c a r e s s s s s
Mat: The trunk would be the worst part due to it's toughness.
Dragonborn: Ah, milk drinkers the lot of you!
All hake the dragon born
I heard about the mammoth meatball because of reddit. I've been curious on the taste. Thanks Mattpat for the vids and answering questions I have had in my head ❤️
11:36 I love the trunks throwing hands😂
Real life Jurassic Park is so much weirder than I would have guessed
I feel like dream works could make an ice age restaurant out of this
Blue Sky.
@@timwoods2852
R. I. P. Blue Sky Studios
Keep making theories never stop because these theories are awesome
11:37 mammoths picking flowers...THAT IS SO FREAKING CUTE!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Food Theory: What ingredients are in the Nasty Sauce of the Nasty Burger (Danny Phantom)? For those who don’t know, the Nasty Sauce causes a massive explosion that could level an entire city block if it gets too hot. I am curious what could be that explosive while also being “safe” to eat. I would like to see a video on that, but I’m not sure if it is Food or Film Theory.
Nitro glycerine would make sense as a component, as it's consumed as a medicine and used as an explosive. Depends on the amount for taking out a city block, though, lol
I am actually currently doing a research paper about advancements in technology and the effects on environmental issues and this is one of the journals I used about creating lab grown meat, pretty interesting to see Food Theory talk about it.
I'm eagerly invested in Cultured Meat, and this sort of insane way of using it is no small part of that XD
God creates meatballs. God destroys meatballs. God creates MatPat. MatPat destroys God. MatPat creates meatballs. Meatballs eat MatPat. Stephanie inherits the Earth.
Ollie inherits the earth!
God cannot be killed
One of the greatest comments ive ever seen😂
May God be with you
Then a scientist who wears spray-on shoes turns rain into meatballs
Large parts of humanity relied on mammoth meat for a long time, we should know what we used to do
Oh Lord time for Matpat to go insane about a wooly mammoth meatballs
I just want to say I love all of the theory channels so much
6:35 "never before have I been so ashamed in humanity."
Really matpat? Can you think of any thing else?
8:22 "I just want a lick of snuffuluppagus" haven't laughed this much in a good while 🤣
Same!!!!!!
They've been looking for viable cells to clone a woolly mammoth for probably a decade or more now. Josh Gates even went on a mammoth cell hunt in Expedition unknown
6:21 i agree with Matt here. Like what's the point if you wont taste test it??
*The Tongues That Keep Sticking Out At Meatball Are Hilarious!🤣 Especially At **8:17** When He Just Slaps It Right Away*
This would be fantastic in a pressure cooker for a good few hours
I dont eat meat
@@10bit14 then maybe you can go to veggie grill to find who asked
Just finished watching all 4 videos, well done guys!! 🎉🎉
2:11 yum, a nice plate of spaghetti and prehistoric meatballs with pink sauce. What’s next, roast dodo?
Having lived in Africa, in areas where elephants are overpopulated I have tried elephant meat and can confirm that it is very gamey and quite tough. Personally I wouldn't recommend it unless you had no other option and the people I know do only eat it when there is no other food available.
Disclaimer: the elephant died from a collision with a train near hwange national park in Zimbabwe and was given to national park staff for rations (very common practice there). I was working there at the time, was given a sandwich and when asked was told that it was elephant.
Would definitely be willing to eat one for science. Love the channels Matt Patt!
I's try it too, tbh.
can you do a topic on "healthy bars":
I'm eating 2 Nesquik bars a day each having Calcium, Iron, Vitamins, acids etc.
considering they have glucose and sugar which accelerate our digestive process,
1) how much of the healthy stuff is our body actually getting?
2) does eating a meal before / after influence how much we're absorbing?
3) is there a true "healty bar"?
4) cost/ health goodies ratio
This episode made me think about the Halo-themed pringles. The Moa Burger. Anyone wonder how they came up with the flavor and what they used to make it? Sounds like a possible theory episode?
Mamouth would probably be great slow cooked and treated like pull pork
And the trunk would definitely be amazing to cook down into stock
When he said they only cloned the myoglobin I was like YOU COULD HAVE CLONED A WHOLE MAMOTH BUT YOU ONlY CLONED THE PROTEIN
11:38 I loved mats aww
11:39
Amazing theory video as always!
You didn't even watch it
Exactly you haven’t seen it yet it’s been 4 min 💀☠️💀
@@Allahsservant-jj1ii bro I know I haven’t watched it, I was just saying that the video IS going to be good as always, sorry about the wording
@@CCLady909 oh sorry misunderstood you
@@Allahsservant-jj1ii it’s total fine! So sorry bout the confusion😅
"I just want a lick of Snuffleupagus"
- MatPat, 2023
I would actually love a Food Theory episode about lab-grown meat. It was all I could think about watching this video. Like how viable is this as an alternative for eating live animals? Environmental and economical impact? Effect on the future of the farming industry? Nutritional pros and cons? Dangers? So many questions!
6:31 - 6:33
The way MatPat said "Chicken and Beef"
killed me😂😂😂😂😂
When meat is grown in a lab, gives a whole new meaning to a Petri Dish.
Food theory idea: Are all the cereal mascots in a connective universe
@SquareBrain Yeah I didn't know which channel but ty for supporting my idea!
They did the jellyfish thing with cats too. I think it was at Tulane because a friend of mine rescued a lab cat that had glowing eyes and whiskers. Mr. Green Genes
Imagine waking up in the middle of the night because you feel pressure on your chest and just seeing two glowing eyes staring back at you lol
Film theory idea: who is the best fictional chef?
I am a bit confused that Bison was not brought up for meat comparison. Moderately gamey, very lean, and typically served as a ground version (Ground beef or straight up patties). These were solid comparisons, but this was where my brain went first
it was tho??
9:57
This was probably my most anticipated episode of mystery meat weekend cause it has to be the craziest episode concept in a while
Also GLOWING SHEEP what is this episode 😆
Can't wait to eat some stegasaurous kidneys next! Or maybe some fried pterodactyl wings!
Unfortunately, DNA degrades over time. So, that's not possible. It would be possible with something like a Moa because they haven't been extinct for that long.
Soon we're gonna have those Flintstone styled gigantic T-rex ribs at the drive thru, childhood dreams realized✨
When matpat mentioned the soup including vension, it reminded me of chili I ate with bear meat. It was good
With what now??? You can eat bears?? Is that even safe?
@@yunamchill9169 Bears are pretty low on the 'Weird things people have eaten' scale when you remember that humans regularly consume weird slimy tentacle creatures and poisonous fish lol
@@sourdrop Fair point. But what does bear even taste like?
You want a fun meatball recipe, prepare something like your average meatloaf, press it over a large bowl so it takes the round shape, fill it with cooked spaghetti and sauce, then slap that onto a baking tray with another layer of meat and seal in your spaghetti. Now bake it. You'll end up with what is basically inverted spaghetti and meatballs. Slice it up like a pie and serve. Its a great option to share at a family get together as I guarantee no one would ever have had one before.
Next cross-channel theme idea: Lord of the Rings
Film Theory: Why the eagles would have been a bad idea to take Frodo to Mordor
Food theory: What's lembas bread made of?
Style theory: How much is Frodos Mithril shirt actually worth?
I don't actually have an idea for game theory yet, but the Gollum game is coming out soon!
the tongue jpg got me 🤣🤣🤣 5:30
A video comparing different meats would be perfect for food theory. Take into ranging facts beyond taste, like growth time and environmental impact, similar to the vid that was done on Pokémon cultivation.
Hey, I have an idea. can you do a theory of how much a taco would hurt falling out of the sky? I was just thinking about the song.
Yes
i would say i'm surprised they (in 1901) ate that long frozen mammoth
but then again
most of the mummies ever found were eaten by the british
so
Man if mammoth meatballs existed in persona 3, you’re courage would prob immediately level up lol
0:14 *"just to eat them"* 💀
9:58 wtf does “earthy” taste like lol
Bro what?
The title sounds like A GMM Episode
You’re first, congrats!
@@RogerTaylorsClementine who cares lol
You actually were first
1:04 HOW DID MATPAT KNOW IN WHICH ORDER I WATCHED THE VIDEOS
Gordon Ramsay: its too f***ing tough
Mammoth: yes chef. Sorry chef.
I've never been more disappointed with a food theory episode. Not cause of matpat, but because they went through all of the trouble of making the bloody thing, and nobody actually ate it. I mean... why bother at that point?
*Oddly I find these videos super educational at the same time very entertaining, learned a ton from these past few days of discovering the food theorists channel. Education + Entertainment is always the best!*
Right on the spot for mee too!!
Agree
I feel like theres a bad sesame street joke here somewhere.....
8:23 called it!
"tastes like chicken" 7:01
LOL
3:45 Matt's puns are delightful 😀
OMG I JUST HAD AN IDEA. I was looking for dog content on yt when I came pass a matpat video and it immediately clicked into my mind.... ANIMAL THEORY?... NATURE THEORY?? That would be INSANE. 😮😱 BUT AMAZING-- 😍
12:58 last meal
MYSTERY MEAT WEEKEND LET'S GOOO
You guys should make Swedish meatballs with them lol.
Ikea would be proud
@@10bit14 fr
Humans have gone to a point where we would create a meatball made of extinct animal to promote our company
Imagine being allergic to mammoth, you would never know it, but it seems sad anyway
Maybe one day we'll get true Dino Nuggets!
A great moment of rediscovery and reinvention, and then just, a meatball.
This ain’t Jurassic park , I doubt they would bring a animal back like that
Finally! Meat week continues
Matpat what would happen to a person if he or she was turned into a mantle clock, feather duster, tea pot, tea cup, angel tree topper, candlelabra, or whatever Fife got turned into.
That can be your next Beauty and the Beast theory.
Finally finished mystery meat weekend. Can't believe it took me this long to learn that they already did a 4 channel crossover weekend
We need a giant spaghetti with these giant meatballs
I can't believe you guys did something called "Mystery meat week" and didn't do an episode on the mystery flesh pit national park
the what.....
Well I mean, it would only really fit onto Film Theory, where a different meat ARG is already resting, there’s less to theorise and Wendigoon’s video is already good.
4:38 RGB sheep
The theorist meat mashup, the bovine bonanza, the chicken channels!!
Aaaand thats my weekly dose of proteins all done. Man I godda say, Mystery Meat Week was a super good idea! Loved every video! Thanks for making such great content Theorist Team!
I wonder if we will ever be able to make some human meatballs without killing anyone, we need a theory on this MatPat
Found the Wendigo.
Currently having problems cultivating human meat, as we would need human stem cells, and that's a very controversial topic.
Did you even watch the video? 4:55
The answer is yes. Human meat would be the easiest to do, since we have so much research on ourselves.
queen of the meats!
wow, this was a weekend full of so much protein, thank you mat and team for giving us such a filled weekend 💕
can't wait until the bots start spamming meat week.
11:35 the thing on the right is so cursed 💀💀💀
Fr it's so wrong 💀💀
Cat hands
💀💀💀
MatPat's final analysis on the taste of the mammoth meatball is probably accurate to eating a meatball made from a hunted living mammoth, but considering the mammoth meatball was a clone, it likely doesn't suffer from any of the problems with muscle toughness or dietary limitations.
"You gotta risk it to get the lab grown biscuit.." 😂😂
this episode totally makes more sense why we used to need our wisdom teeth i bet they helped with such tough meat like mammoth would have been (at least i think so ?) super cool !!
Honestly I'd feel like a criminal if I ate a 10000 year old meatball
Great video as always 😊
U haven't fucking watched it yet
@@Dj07-i3u screw you
Haven’t even watched the whole thing yet
@@metabricks He watched it on x16 speed
It's been 8 minutes u didn't even watch ittttttf
Why can't Mat just break the law for us? We are such a supporting fanbase and this is how he repays us?! I hate Matthew.
Food theorie/question: why is the little Caesars pizza "pretzel crust" always coming back and then disappearing?