The sad part is that I could tell right away B was more expensive only because I have bought it at Sam's club for that price 🤣 it's actually pretty tasty
@@psychoticpurse6579 well he had a fair point. Judging by the process alone, bacon a had a much more time intensive and difficult production, even though it tasted worse and was processed. Sometimes you pay for processing so it was a fair assumption.
@@robertwave612 I was just watching the ice cream one again yesterday. I'm fairly certain she got it all right :) I do remember following this series closely and this was the first miss. But, my memory could be wrong!
I havent seen his other videos, but in this instance, it is bacon. And there's no such thing as "bad" bacon. There's bacon. Good bacon. And great bacon. (Great bacon is usually 1/8" thick and has the rind on it.)
If you ask me, he still got 100%. As he said, turkeys don't have bellies, so the "bacon" in turkey bacon is just referring to the shape. As for the rest, coming from bellied animals, the guy nailed it.
I feel like a fair descriptor for turkey bacon would be like “baconed turkey”, as in turkey meat presented *as bacon*, kind of like the nomenclature of chicken fried steak, if that makes any sense.
@@Lamb666 He clearly said B was the better product, but he thought the extra production effort in A of making it look more like real bacon, with the white and dark stripes, might have raised the cost. He's a meat expert, not a marketing expert.
@@carpeggios Even people who can afford to eat nothing but fancy stuff enjoy cheap products. High end meals are like the fancy art house movies of food where you get dressed up to go to dinner, wait an hour for your food to show up and talk about the subtle flavors interacting with each other. Cheap food are the summer blockbuster superhero movies streaming on netflix. Even with all the money in the world you would consume it because its fast, easy, and doesn't taste terrible.
@@SuperBookdragon That's dope, I really love seeing them every video. They're really nice. Would love to see them in their own video, cheap and expensive art materials.
@asd asd well aren’t you the cheerful art connoisseur😏? Seriously though you should watch the video of her coming up with the concept just based on the subject and guidance of “minimal art in the centre” because that’s where the expert stands.
I like that he's not against the cheaper ones, sometimes you see these " experts" and they just seem so pretentious. Granted he's a bacon expert, they're obviously a different breed. Probably from all that bacon. Just hard to be snooty with a snoot full of pork.
"Who knows? Wasn't even close. What do I know? I guess what I learn from this..." I just love it when the expert admits that there are things he still need to learn. Yes, turkey bacon is a disgrace, but he could easily trash the dish after he was wrong. Instead, he chose to be really humble and open for new knowledge. Overall, before becoming an expert, you should become a nice person first, which he did, and that is nice.
I think it's not so much about being a nice person but rather, enjoying what you do and having a passion for it. But being a nice person does help when you need to explain certain things about your field to people.
9:03 Existential crisis. 9:21 More existential crisis. Seriously though, between this series and It's Alive with Brad, youtube loves Eli. He's a true expert/ SPECIALIST in the area of real, true, quality meats and meat methods that have been around forever. The turkey bacon was an unusual curve ball like throwing a grape juice at a wine expert or a yogurt at an ice cream expert. Or this comment is just me really venting my feelings over something that I ought to not be watching instead of doing my job at work.
Kim Fletcher there’s two episodes, the first one is “brad makes sausage”, and the second one is “brad goes pheasant hunting”. These are the best episodes of its alive IMO, you’ll see the perfect chemistry brad and Eli have, it’s like they knew each other forever.
It taste like crap too.. I got it on a Pizza once, never disliked a Pizza that much before, even the one we got by mistake with shrimps and clams on it wasn't as bad.
My thoughts exactly! They didn't ask the cheese expert about cheez-whiz, or the ice cream expert about froyo, or the coffee expert about decaf. Unfair question, IMO. They could have asked about prosciutto instead.
UltraSuperDuperFreak could you not call a chocolate egg an egg, what should they call it it is a product imitating a other product, so you name the imitation and the product it imitates
@@bigboy6959 so a kinder suprise should be a chocolate egg substitute or what huh, im 100% a carnivore i love me some bacon but im not getting triggered about the name of vegan bacon, i think its good people eat vegetarian
Despite getting the turkey bacon one wrong. I am actually going to forgive and overlook that because turkey bacon is not bacon it's turkey sausage made to look like mcbacon. So this guy is still the honorable title holder of Sir Piggy Bacon in my books.
i immediately thought b was more expensive just because of the way it looked, i thought as soon as he saw the fake marbling on A he'd tell that it was the work of a supermarket own brand
Wow, first time an expert has gotten something wrong (though in all fairness, he himself admitted that turkey bacon was something he wasn't an expert in)
Yep. That is what I noticed. He was right- he just did not trust himself since he was not used to turkey bacon. He actually did prove that is a bacon expert
@@kevinmartin3124 exactly. I also hate when companies stop using preservatives because it severely limits shelf life when I want to buy bulk product instead of revisiting the store every week. Such a stupid trend in the food industry to market things this way. I don't care if food has sodium nitrates in it because nitrates are harmless but god forbid something have a chemical added to it.
@@jerrysiren3460 Buying products in bulk is cheaper than buying them in small individual packages. If you buy food bulk and don't eat all of it in a certain amount of time it goes bad. I'm not lazy, I just care about saving money and not being wasteful.
Centorea 88 You know what inflation is right? kind of idiotic to save money. Might as well use that money to buy stable stocks and occasionaly "move it around" as stuff change. assuming that you have basic financial education which even just gives you a win to loss ratio of 51:49 you would still gain a bit.
I'd love a video on whiskey. There's enough types to make a video on them, definitely. But I'd bet it would start a lot of arguments among us keyboard whiskey experts. 🤣 🥃
Olive oil will be very difficult. Italy has a huge problem with counterfeit olive oil that they hire expert taste testers to identify it, and even they get it wrong every so often.
@@nullakjg767 That's why a wine price points video would be interesting. There are some people who do know their stuff, though. Oz Clarke from the UK, for example.
@@nullakjg767 Oz has done wine taste tests for a wide variety of people - including the Daily Mail newspaper. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2698004/Could-YOU-tell-Lidls-5-99-claret-595-Grand-Cru-Our-thirsty-volunteers-tried-hilariously-humiliating-results.html The only problem is that he's not based in America, so he likely wouldn't be able to make it over to the Epicurious studio.
This is my favorite Experts video yet! I don't know if there is something wrong with me, but I smiled the entire viewing. This will be my favorite "bacon memory" of the year!=
He's got a sausage company. He makes meat for a living, necessitating his expertise in the subject for his success. Hmmm, sounds like his meat expertness is his job buddy.
@@FirasLaallam you don't need to swallow every piece of meat you taste just like when you taste wine professionally, does not make you a drunk or alcoholic.
He said that they made A look more like a bacon and so he thought that more time was put into it albeit it tasted worse. Some expensive things taste worse than their cheaper counterparts
@Jed Lawson that's his point, taste is not only subjective but can be chemically induced through cheap alternatives to mimic something of higher quality.
Most likely because most of us assume that producers of turkey bacon try very hard to imitate pork bacon. And he saw how much effort went into (A) that producer's imitation . However, he didn't have knowledge of what distinguishes quality turkey bacon and bad quality. Ergo, it was an incorrect assumption.
@@RimReaper710 ALSO, as someone who keeps kosher I'm like 99% certain that the more expensive turkey bacon was a kosher brand (that I eat all the time). Kosher meat is always more expensive due to rabbinic supervision and the extensive preparation and slaughtering process.
But it actually did. His explanation proved that he is a meat expert, he just did not pick correctly because he was familiar with pricing for turkey bacon.
In French, we call bacon the canadian bacon and it's amazing except it's not fat so you won't have the crust.. In French, we call american bacon "poitrine fumée" (smoked breast) ou "lard" (fat from a pig).
@@Charlie_Xmas Yeah at 00:19 what he says is wrong. If you order bacon in Canada you'll get bacon not that abomination that is called canadian bacon. Our bacon is just like bacon in the States. Jeez!
You’re alll idiots. Bacon doesn’t have to be cut from the belly of the animal, only American bacon actually is. Turkey bacon, however, is not bacon because it is a sausage. I’d say the same thing for the imitation Canadian bacon.
In Canada, normal bacon is what you call "american" bacon. What you call "canadian" bacon is called back bacon. If you order bacon in a Canadian restaurant, you are getting "American" bacon
Same with ‘uk’ bacon - we call it back bacon and it’s much more popular than the American streaky bacon. Also we don’t generally cook the bacon as crispy as he did
I'm also Canadian and that "ham" looking bacon they always call Canadian bacon, is not even considered bacon here. Nobody I know buys bacon like that. I've worked in a few different meat departments for like 8 years and nobody cares about that kind of bacon. They consider it ham and it sells like 1/30 of what normal bacon does. It takes 1 shelf space vs over 20 spaces for normal bacon.
He didn't know a lot about turkey processing and assumed that the more processed one was more expensive cause you need more machinery and molds to make "bacon" from turkey
@@biowott4303 Yeah, looked like he was going for B, but then went for A by reasoning that making it look like bacon was a hard process to do. In reality, machines can do it pretty easy nowadays with processed meat. Like clown face bolonga.
Lol knew he was wrong on the second set as soon as he guessed the non-"rustic" option. Was kinda surprised, since he'd noted the lean chunks, lower processing, etc. on the more expensive piece
working in a butcher shop it is completely safe to eat "THAT TYPE" of bacon in the beginning(the left one) like that it's been cooked to the point where it is safe to eat... alot of people would be worried about that. Just wanted to clarify...
It's not cooked. It's been smoked and cured, but you would still fry it in a pan or in the oven if you got that kind. The curing process which removes most of the moisture makes it relatively safe for uncooked consumption though.
Here in middle-europe we eat bacon and ham raw basically every time. We just put it in salt for 2 weeks and smoke it for a few days. I grew up on that. Completely safe. Italians do the same with prosciutto.
@@Marlonbc90 I doubt it, water and the salts dissolved in it are so simple you can just chemically test everything. A human specialiesd in that is useless compared to a machine
You can Google water sommelier and see for yourself. I'm not saying it is something that the world really needed, but it exists. Also, the point of it is not do a chemical analysis, it is to evaluate the taste of the water
What a positive guy! Always remarking "Hey, this is a great product" even with the stuff I wouldn't buy like the processed Canadian bacon and the turkey bacon. A voice of an industry right there.
Watching this during COVID-19 quarantine here in the UK (April 2020). I don't know if I'm just torturing myself by watching this, or reliving the good ol' days where shopping for bacon was easy. - Stay safe!
I'll cut him some slack: he was up front about NOT being a turkey-bacon expert. His palate is tuned to the real deal so he was out of his element. Kudos for the great attitude about whiffing. In fairness, I learned a lot from him about real bacon and Canadian bacon (great pointers). Super glad he talked about "Euro" bacons. Sadly, I will have to start a quest in my area to find someone who carries Euro bacon.
Eli Cairo: Meat Expert
Hat Eli Cairo: Bacon Expert
What’s next, scarf eli cairo
remove millenials Meatball Expert
Meat and bacon expert
@@jll5446 steak expert
I get it
The fact that he got turkey bacon wrong makes him more of an expert
The sad part is that I could tell right away B was more expensive only because I have bought it at Sam's club for that price 🤣 it's actually pretty tasty
Random Guy haha. So true.
The thing is, the way he was describing the bacons I thought he would pick the right one
@@psychoticpurse6579 same. I was really surprised when he pick wrong, beacon A looked so unappealing
@@psychoticpurse6579 well he had a fair point. Judging by the process alone, bacon a had a much more time intensive and difficult production, even though it tasted worse and was processed. Sometimes you pay for processing so it was a fair assumption.
First mistake! But that made me happier, showing more authenticity to this series and making me a bigger fan!
yeah he's the first but i think he's a fun guy to know XD
He's not the first, the ice cream expert got one of them wrong before (or was it someone else?)
The thing is, if you listen to him, he convinced me B was more expensive. I was surprised he guess A, tho I can sort of see his thought process.
Robert Wave I don’t think so, there was a birthday cake ice cream that she had no idea about and guessed on but I think she got it right
@@robertwave612 I was just watching the ice cream one again yesterday. I'm fairly certain she got it all right :) I do remember following this series closely and this was the first miss. But, my memory could be wrong!
Meat Expert - Eli Cairo
Bacon Expert - Eli Cairo
Sausage Expert - Eli Cairo
Animal Expert - Eli Cairo
eli cairo *with hat*
A “meat expert” would technically make you all of these. Even without a hat, which is difficult to believe.
He can tell the biography of an animal by tasting or just looking at its meat.
Cotton expert - Eli Whitney
Not an expert on turkey bacon tho
I love how he respects all the products, cheap or expensive, and rarely has anything negative to say.
You just can't teach that
That's heaven
bc it’s bacon. there’s nothing negative to say
Only vegans say negative things to bacon.
I havent seen his other videos, but in this instance, it is bacon. And there's no such thing as "bad" bacon.
There's bacon. Good bacon. And great bacon. (Great bacon is usually 1/8" thick and has the rind on it.)
Meat expert -
**Whacks on hat**
Bacon expert
this is the reason zamasu wanted to do what he wanted to do
Me going back for free samples
*Puts on cowboy hat* SAUSAGE EXPERT
To be fair, bacon is meat.
Why is there a meat expert here?
*Puts on hat*
Oh, it's Eli the Bacon Expert!
If you ask me, he still got 100%. As he said, turkeys don't have bellies, so the "bacon" in turkey bacon is just referring to the shape. As for the rest, coming from bellied animals, the guy nailed it.
Jack L our boy is a meat expert.
I feel like a fair descriptor for turkey bacon would be like “baconed turkey”, as in turkey meat presented *as bacon*, kind of like the nomenclature of chicken fried steak, if that makes any sense.
I feel like all the videos are scripted and he purposely guessed wrong
@@Jeff_in_3D The day we start using "bacon" as a verb is the day the world ends.
@@Lamb666 He clearly said B was the better product, but he thought the extra production effort in A of making it look more like real bacon, with the white and dark stripes, might have raised the cost. He's a meat expert, not a marketing expert.
"I'm not too familiar with Turkey bacon"
Proceeds to explain exactly how it's made
He knows how it's made hes just not familiar with taste and production quality
Unlike the others, he hasn't made it himself.
I'm not sure he knows how it's made. Probably can just tell based on it's properties.
I really like how most of the people who do this respect the cheaper products for what they are.
That's often the difference between an expert and a snob.
It makes sense! Not everyone can afford the fancy stuff, no point in shaming people in doing their best with affording what they can.
@@carpeggios Even people who can afford to eat nothing but fancy stuff enjoy cheap products. High end meals are like the fancy art house movies of food where you get dressed up to go to dinner, wait an hour for your food to show up and talk about the subtle flavors interacting with each other. Cheap food are the summer blockbuster superhero movies streaming on netflix. Even with all the money in the world you would consume it because its fast, easy, and doesn't taste terrible.
Why did you put a coma after ‘this’
Skyler Crimson *comma
But can we get the guy doing the backgrounds to guess cheap and expensive chalks lol
It's a gal doing the chalk drawings. Yea chalk comparisons would be hilarious.
@@SuperBookdragon That's dope, I really love seeing them every video. They're really nice. Would love to see them in their own video, cheap and expensive art materials.
it's a woman and this video exists
What a waste of production money, just use a green screen
@asd asd well aren’t you the cheerful art connoisseur😏?
Seriously though you should watch the video of her coming up with the concept just based on the subject and guidance of “minimal art in the centre” because that’s where the expert stands.
I like this guy, he's really passionate about his expertise, and has a really good sense of humor.
Yup this is great, he's second to the beer guy, the beer guy is amazing
3:22 "I think I should try a piece" "Sorry should I not have ate that..."
Unlike the Scott Wiener “the so called pizza expert”
I like that he's not against the cheaper ones, sometimes you see these " experts" and they just seem so pretentious. Granted he's a bacon expert, they're obviously a different breed. Probably from all that bacon. Just hard to be snooty with a snoot full of pork.
How the hell do you become a bacon expert? I didn’t even know there was much to know
him: "I'm a bacon expert"
me: *checks his fingers for a wedding ring*
found this comment finally
This should have been comment of the year
🤣😂🤣😂
I don't get it
Kaylle PH because of marriage
Only video series I instantly watch no matter where I am.
Great video.Where is the weed episode with snoopdog??
This and BuzzFeed Worth It are the only ones I watch instantly.
Shadowofnigh that’s a bungo stray dog prof right
I've learned more about food from this series than I ever knew.
@@ansonhu8795 Correct, my favorite character from it.
I want someone to appreciate me the way this dude appreciates bacon
You are not worth it, sorry
"I could eat a lot of that right now, for sure."
He'd never flirt with your cousin, Turkey.
bacons are more beautiful than us, just admit it
Lol 😂
I just wanna say... whoever does the backboard art YOURE TALENTED AF
Making Spring rolls her insta: carolinaodesign
And yes, she’s amazing!
Thea Bentzon aweesomesauce
Honestly didn't even notice the art until I saw this comment. That is such a background for such a simple video!
\YEET\
mhm izme by the looks of her instagram, it’s all done traditionally by hand
I love how they took the meat expert guy and disguised him by putting a hat on him
They could’ve ditched the turkey bacon section and done pancetta instead... seeings how they took the time to illustrate it on the chalkboard
TRUTH!
"Who knows? Wasn't even close. What do I know? I guess what I learn from this..."
I just love it when the expert admits that there are things he still need to learn.
Yes, turkey bacon is a disgrace, but he could easily trash the dish after he was wrong. Instead, he chose to be really humble and open for new knowledge.
Overall, before becoming an expert, you should become a nice person first, which he did, and that is nice.
ffleader1 ^
I think it's not so much about being a nice person but rather, enjoying what you do and having a passion for it. But being a nice person does help when you need to explain certain things about your field to people.
This guy went into his guidance counselor in high school
"So what do you enjoy"
"Bacon"
*Blank stare*
Rolled with it for the rest of his life
Lmaoooo 😂💞
Applies for life insurance: "Occupation?"
Eli: "Bacon expert"
DENIED
@someedgykid right this way sir
9:03 Existential crisis. 9:21 More existential crisis.
Seriously though, between this series and It's Alive with Brad, youtube loves Eli. He's a true expert/ SPECIALIST in the area of real, true, quality meats and meat methods that have been around forever. The turkey bacon was an unusual curve ball like throwing a grape juice at a wine expert or a yogurt at an ice cream expert. Or this comment is just me really venting my feelings over something that I ought to not be watching instead of doing my job at work.
It even seemed like he knew which one it was but psyched himself out.
Wait, which episode of It's Alive was he on? I keep jumping around in the series and I haven't seen that one!
Kat Gunter I
Kim Fletcher there’s two episodes, the first one is “brad makes sausage”, and the second one is “brad goes pheasant hunting”. These are the best episodes of its alive IMO, you’ll see the perfect chemistry brad and Eli have, it’s like they knew each other forever.
Has anyone ever gotten the answer wrong on one of these? I think this is the first time I’ve seen it
Even though he got the Turkey bacon wrong I don't mind because it ain't real bacon.
He also admitted that he didn't even know much about it, so he doesn't seem to care much for it either 😂
omblae and he did also preface his guess with the fact that he didn’t know a lot about it.
they did turkey bacon but not pancetta
It taste like crap too.. I got it on a Pizza once, never disliked a Pizza that much before, even the one we got by mistake with shrimps and clams on it wasn't as bad.
My thoughts exactly! They didn't ask the cheese expert about cheez-whiz, or the ice cream expert about froyo, or the coffee expert about decaf. Unfair question, IMO. They could have asked about prosciutto instead.
guys let's give him a break on this one, since turkey bacon isn't really bacon apparently. so he still gets 100% from me!
You have a crush on him, huh? What were you 🤔 if him and his 🍆?
@@fana406 what
No if hes this so called expert he should of not been wrong
I thought he got it right. He said A is cheaper.
@@SuperAussie999 He knew though, he proved a point. Turkey Bacon is not bacon mate
He’s a bacon expert. The fact that they had turkey in there is a disgrace
Could have been worse ! Could have been vegan "bacon" . Mwuhaha ! :P
(Which should be illegal, false advertisement in my book lol)
UltraSuperDuperFreak could you not call a chocolate egg an egg, what should they call it it is a product imitating a other product, so you name the imitation and the product it imitates
Peter R. de vries call it like vegan bacon substitute if it’s not bacon or the product it is should be a substitute
@@bigboy6959 so a kinder suprise should be a chocolate egg substitute or what huh, im 100% a carnivore i love me some bacon but im not getting triggered about the name of vegan bacon, i think its good people eat vegetarian
He was a meat expert in another episode.
nice hat, eli! appreciate him doing this-- learned so much from his previous one and he gets straight to the point
Wait, he had a previous vid? Would you be willing to direct me to it, please?
@@TanisAnnicchiarico ruclips.net/video/LnA7Au-DLUM/видео.html he takes on deli meats.
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I liked his previous video a lot myself.
thog dont care
Despite getting the turkey bacon one wrong. I am actually going to forgive and overlook that because turkey bacon is not bacon it's turkey sausage made to look like mcbacon. So this guy is still the honorable title holder of Sir Piggy Bacon in my books.
Yeah but he's also the meat expert from their old video so thats no excuse for him maybe. Just my opinion lol
i immediately thought b was more expensive just because of the way it looked, i thought as soon as he saw the fake marbling on A he'd tell that it was the work of a supermarket own brand
@@rafaelm3523 That only proves turkey bacon isn't meat.
@@Scigatt uhmm it is meat lmao. Chicken meat, turkey meat, beef, pork, etc.
Does anyone else hear a whooshing sound?
If you have a job as a bacon expert, I think you have succeeded in life as a human being.
Lol, so true.
His restaurant Olympia Provisions is killer. The food world is definitely better for having him in it!
i don't, lol
As teenagers we felt mad respect for male pornstars as they get to bang chicks and get paid for it. I feel the same respect for this man now.
Agreed.
In the wise words of Eli Cairo: "You can't teach that."
At the end of the day, you can't.
Please do honey if you haven't already because they're is a wide variety of honey quality
Christian Great idea
@@MaxOakland thanks
Honey would be awesome!
Or even sugar in general
Yeap that's legit!
Wow, first time an expert has gotten something wrong (though in all fairness, he himself admitted that turkey bacon was something he wasn't an expert in)
not the first time iirc.
@@MrTehpker Pretty sure he is the first. Or who do you think also made a mistake?
@@reutermo jeni for the ice creams made a mistake
No, this is the first time an expert made a mistake, I just watched the ice cream expert video and she guessed everything correctly
He gave us all the information we needed to know he was probably making the wrong call and then did it anyway lol.
I really want a timelapse of the artist(s) who did the chalkboard background. It's so beautiful in every episode
Maybe one day they'll listen to us.
Shut up John
The artist is CarolinaRoDesign. She has an Instagram and a youtube.
@@coragon42 Thank youuu!!!
@@onigireee No problem! She's very underrated.
He gave all the reasons why Turkey B was more expensive but still chose A 😅
Yep. That is what I noticed. He was right- he just did not trust himself since he was not used to turkey bacon. He actually did prove that is a bacon expert
He psyched himself out. He went back to manufacturing instead of quality. Love Eli anyways.
This guy went hunting with Brad Leone on It's Alive!
Glad someone else noticed this haha I knew in about 2.5 seconds but had to check comments to confirm
I knew he looked familiar
HE HAD THE GOOD BOIS. ACE AND LEATHER
He also owns a meat processing plant in The Pacific Northwest, possibly Seattle or maybe Portland.
Love this guy
"I don't really know that much about turkey bacon" proceeds to bestow upon me more knowledge than I've gained through 4 years of high school
Kaden Middleton LMAO
Growing up in the UK i was so confused why TV american bacon looked so different for years haha
@Terence Marshall Danish Bacon? Never heard that myself. I've always heard people call it Back Bacon.
Y’all don’t know good food
Its the accent
"This is the greatest bacon memory of the year."
LOL!
I love watching this guy. He just loves what he does. His joy is so infectious.
first time someone gets wrong
but isn't really his fault
the canadian bacon joke is funny
It really wasn't funny at all
KAI Seng Seng I
He was not wrong, Turkey Bacon is more fake than trump !
Daniel Zupanc i can tell your not canadian
@@Dazu_Media someones triggered
Turkey bacon ain’t bacon, I’ll give my man Eli a pass
He literally said turkey bacon isnt really bacon. Did you even watch the video
I won’t because from behind a screen I still managed to get them all correct
sp00kycrispy You took the comment the wrong way
Daaaamn so much rust on these bacon people :D
Moe Khalil your profile pic matches the response perfectly lolol
When the government was shutdown I ate bacon raw because the FDA wasn’t in charge anymore
You really showed them man! I hope your kids went back to eating tide pods too!
@@Mentocthemindtaker I almost suspect that you were not able to tell that he was joking.
@@danielogats
Oh, no, I totally did. I even gave them a thumbs up!
@@Mentocthemindtaker gg wp. Have a wonderful day!
@Wetheuntitled you go with your rebel self! Screw the tapeworm risk ✊🏼
Dang it, when I was a child I told my mom I want to be a Bacon Expert but she laughed at me. Now the other guy is on TV living my dream job.
Chalkboard art expert guesses cheap vs. expensive chalk
Hahahaha xD
All of the experts on here look exactly like how you would imagine an expert in their respective field
Edit: there's.. So many of you..
Mag especially the cheese expert
Mag lol why is this so true
the ice cream one looks like a fairy godmother
The ice cream expert especially!
you are what you eat
Find you someone who loves you as much as this guy loves bacon
Sooooo.... a dog, then?
i like how he always remarks how important is that the pig lived a healthy happy life. im vegetarian but i think more people should think like this
All pigs are antibiotic free, it's a fear mongering marketing campaign that makes you think that it's special.
@@kevinmartin3124 exactly. I also hate when companies stop using preservatives because it severely limits shelf life when I want to buy bulk product instead of revisiting the store every week. Such a stupid trend in the food industry to market things this way. I don't care if food has sodium nitrates in it because nitrates are harmless but god forbid something have a chemical added to it.
Centorea 88 So because you are lazy to go to the store, people should be eating less pure ingredients?
@@jerrysiren3460 Buying products in bulk is cheaper than buying them in small individual packages. If you buy food bulk and don't eat all of it in a certain amount of time it goes bad. I'm not lazy, I just care about saving money and not being wasteful.
Centorea 88 You know what inflation is right? kind of idiotic to save money. Might as well use that money to buy stable stocks and occasionaly "move it around" as stuff change. assuming that you have basic financial education which even just gives you a win to loss ratio of 51:49 you would still gain a bit.
Daniel Whittington. Whiskey. Please. I beg you.
I'd love a video on whiskey. There's enough types to make a video on them, definitely.
But I'd bet it would start a lot of arguments among us keyboard whiskey experts. 🤣 🥃
Yeah, get Daniel Whittington. But as a moonshine expert, whiskey is too easy.
I said this on another one of these. Hopefully they listen. MBs represent!
This could be super tricky. The Bottom Shelf can surprise you.
Thatd be tough I bet, even for the somm
18 minutes and 37 seconds of a random guy trying and talking about bacon. This is the wholesome content that I look for.
BradenCollectsCards17 Blazers are getting smashed this year
@@conmentary I know. i am a loyal fan tho
That random guy has one of the best restaurants in our city friendo
My bacon IQ just quadrupled watching this guy.
I, as a psychologist, can confirm this
0 times 4 is is still 0 yo
@@nightshrine4257 I mean.... He is still correct.
Savage
Bricky River no
He‘s so humble and passionate about his subject I love it
>insert comment about the person who does the backgrounds
hahahaha ~
>insert comment about first mistake
someone should give the person who does the backgrounds a raise! heheh *knee slap*
Oh yes. Amazing background as always
Next Video: *_Water expert guesse cheap and expensive water_*
I dont knowi this episode was much more harder to find differences than most of them. As least its not the knife expert one
I think they should blind test wines.. or liquor! XD
Good idea. But only a water sommelier could guess correctly
@@klieu90210 Theres only one in the world... MARTIN RIESE
TheReportOfTheWeek has experience in this area.
Why am I watching a man eating bacon and explaining which bacon he would like to eat more for 18 minutes
Why do I get up in the morning to start some bacon on my george foreman? So I can wake up to the smell of fresh crackling bacon... sue me! 😂
Why you are here? How about me, im a vegetarian...
@TheGonzaPoker hehe
Honey expert video please! So hard to tell if you’re getting ripped off.
Edit: olive oil would be great too!
I'd love to see one on olive oil.
I'm waiting for an olive oil expert.
Yes pleaase, this will benefit my life the most.
It's surprising they haven't done that yet. There's such a huge range in quality and prices of olive oil.
Or just an oils expert in general..... Ooh, and a vinegar expert, that could be really interesting!
Extra virgin
Olive oil will be very difficult. Italy has a huge problem with counterfeit olive oil that they hire expert taste testers to identify it, and even they get it wrong every so often.
Hallelujah! He's back. I'm still waiting for you to find a wine expert, though.
A lot of wine "experts" and sommelier turn out to not be able to identify quality wines from low quality ones during blind taste tests.
@@nullakjg767 That's why a wine price points video would be interesting. There are some people who do know their stuff, though. Oz Clarke from the UK, for example.
Yes wine or whisky would be great episode
@@MisserimusPexer These people work for like saudi princes tho. I doubt they would do an episode on buzzfeed or whatever this channel is.
@@nullakjg767 Oz has done wine taste tests for a wide variety of people - including the Daily Mail newspaper. www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2698004/Could-YOU-tell-Lidls-5-99-claret-595-Grand-Cru-Our-thirsty-volunteers-tried-hilariously-humiliating-results.html The only problem is that he's not based in America, so he likely wouldn't be able to make it over to the Epicurious studio.
DO TIMELAPSE OF DRAWING ON THE BLACKBOARD IN THE BACKGROUND PLEASE. You have to show some appreciation for that amazing art
Yo what if it's actually really well done green-screen??
@@danieltsmoke You realize that someone would still have to create the art, right? A green-screen doesn't magically make art appear.
@@danieltsmoke It's not, its from @carolinarodesign, she has an insta page and these are real boards behind the experts.
@@sammyblaze4234 cheers!
Sammy Blaze thank you for the info cuz I wondered who drew these
He literally made all the points that would make turkey b more expensive and he still went with a
This is what i said to myself...
This is my favorite Experts video yet! I don't know if there is something wrong with me, but I smiled the entire viewing. This will be my favorite "bacon memory" of the year!=
Becuase he actually seemed relatable
Eli is such a meat nerd. I love it. Check out some of the other videos he's done with Brad Leone on Bon Appetit for more entertaining stuff.
Yeah! He's more fun in those videos!! Well Brad helps with that too. They are made for each other!! Lol.
knew someone else would recognize him
Did you see how expertly he distinguished each bacon? YOU CAN'T TEACH THAT
Flashbacks to pheasants
Brothers, Our Perpetual Uncle, Brad Leone, has united us once again
Well ... Yes, you can teach that. He's literally teaching us in the video how.
Get the guy(or girl) that does the background art to review cheap vs expensive chalk lol
ryan. Girl 👩🏽🎨
Carolina Ro Chalk Artist New York you should upload more videos! I would love to see how you approach these.
@@Rclay0129 carolinarodesign is her insta, didn't see any videis of the progress i think, but it's not as empty as her youtube page.
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The perfect job doesn't exi...
Being an Expert of something is actually more like a hobby than a job
Lucky boy got paid
That's not his job, dude's got a sausage company and other meat stuff, but yeah being a meat expert is probably fun
He's got a sausage company. He makes meat for a living, necessitating his expertise in the subject for his success. Hmmm, sounds like his meat expertness is his job buddy.
This is unhealty af, definetely not the perfect job
@@FirasLaallam you don't need to swallow every piece of meat you taste just like when you taste wine professionally, does not make you a drunk or alcoholic.
Isn’t this the meat expert with a hat on?
Blueeyes yeah lol
And he would've gotten away with it too...
shhh
@@wiliambanquiter8039 if it wasn't for you pesky kids!
Bacon is a type of meat
14:39 then you're gonna LOVE Australian bacon, it does UK bacon but it keeps the entire streaky bacon, not just part of it
yes!!! I was about to make this comment!
Wow, the size of it must be really long then?
@@lemonsgalore93 yep it can be.
Aussie bacon is best with aussie pork instead of imported pork like most it is made of(imported is normally way cheaper to)
Props to the people who made the background art. It looks amazing, but is underappreciated.
Johanna Bonana Actually there are comments with hundreds of likes on their previous videos saying how good the art is
It's by CarolinaRoDesign.
everything he said about the turkey bacon made me think B was the more expensive... idk why he chose A...
I think it was how they got the look of bacon. I'm not 100% sure though
He said that they made A look more like a bacon and so he thought that more time was put into it albeit it tasted worse. Some expensive things taste worse than their cheaper counterparts
@Jed Lawson that's his point, taste is not only subjective but can be chemically induced through cheap alternatives to mimic something of higher quality.
Most likely because most of us assume that producers of turkey bacon try very hard to imitate pork bacon. And he saw how much effort went into (A) that producer's imitation . However, he didn't have knowledge of what distinguishes quality turkey bacon and bad quality. Ergo, it was an incorrect assumption.
@@RimReaper710 ALSO, as someone who keeps kosher I'm like 99% certain that the more expensive turkey bacon was a kosher brand (that I eat all the time). Kosher meat is always more expensive due to rabbinic supervision and the extensive preparation and slaughtering process.
WHERE IS THE CREDIT FOR THE GUY WHO DRAWS THE BACKGROUND! I swear, it’s so beautiful.
Annie Voss Someone put a link to her instagram in the comments section of the last one
metaMarcy (Marcy Currier) Really? Could you link it?
Annie Voss aw, I’m sorry. I don’t feel like expending the effort to find it any more than you do.
I believe she is @CarolinaRoDesign on Instagram. :)
Ziiny Doodles Thank you!
should have taken that hat off while judging turkey one. His meat expert might have kicked in instead of being a bacon expert. xD
But it actually did. His explanation proved that he is a meat expert, he just did not pick correctly because he was familiar with pricing for turkey bacon.
He's also a pheasant hunter and good boy expert.
"you can't teach that"
@@nope.thankies I was hoping someone would say this
I thought he looked familiar... I believe
@@nope.thankies put that on tshirt
I knew I recognized him! I love Brad and It’s Alive!
i love all the people on here talking about brad. and the fact that we only have to say "brad" and we all know which brad lol.
Just who in the world wouldn't love Brad?
@@Dylan_Otto right??! everyone loves brad.
Don't forget claire!
Wait... isnt this the dude that was just on Bon Appetit shooting game with brad?
yeah
At the end of the day, he's all about meat
@@xavierhuc2125 you cant teach that
MEATERTAINER i cant believe you missed the chance to call him a meatertainer @ConfusedGenius
He was also in the episode where Brad made sausages...
The drawing on the back is rustic and elemental and probably smoked for 48 hours.
He looks exactly like what you'd think a bacon expert would look like
Ryler Tufo I would guess Honey Boo Boo looks like what a bacon expert would look like tbh
Nah, he looks way to thin to see like one.
Because that’s what bacon experts look like
@@drwaqasone she is the bacon
These replies are ridiculous. Bacon is extremely nutritious.
He's exactly what I imagine a bacon expert would look like.
Tea Expert Guesses Cheap Vs Expensive Tea
Stefano Gomez omg yes
Yes please.
yes
who came here after watching sausage expert?
these guys look similar!
@@mfThump it's the same guy dummy.
@@FrontseatLearner /woooosh
Suany Gonzalez he was on its alive
@@mfThump it's crazy! Bacon dude is definitely ripping of sausage dude tho!😤😤
I am vegetarian and I still love and appreciate the passion and knowledge Eli speaks with. Love this guy.
The first error ever in the whole series! Remarkable!
So glad the first error ever wasnt even his niche. It really shows these experts know their stuff.
NEWS HEADLINE: MEAT EXPERT CONFIRMS TURKEY BACON IS NOT MEAT
tÒAÓ
I KNEW IT!!!!!
It is meat, it's just not bacon.
Is not bacon*
Eli Cairo is great in both this and the It's Alive! episodes. He just seems like a genuine guy that loves his meat. I aspire to be this man.
The youtube foodie community loves Eli!! You could say he's the videogame easter egg equivalent ʕ•ᴥ•ʔ
I am French Canadian and I grew up calling American bacon "bacon" and Canadian bacon "ham"...
Did you mean "jambon?" :D
@@chauntikleer Yeah jambon but traducted in english for english speakers. I forgot they also know the word jambon D:
Not sure I would know the word jambon had I not studied French in school.
Maybe, ... metric bacon?
In French, we call bacon the canadian bacon and it's amazing except it's not fat so you won't have the crust.. In French, we call american bacon "poitrine fumée" (smoked breast) ou "lard" (fat from a pig).
Canadian Bacon. It's like American bacon, but friendlier... and better health care XD
... But its not the same at all...
and Canadian don't call it that, because it's just sliced ham. Bacon is bacon
@@Charlie_Xmaswe just call it ham or the real preferred way is coating the loin in cornmeal, which we call peameal bacon. It's amazing.
@@Charlie_Xmas Yeah at 00:19 what he says is wrong. If you order bacon in Canada you'll get bacon not that abomination that is called canadian bacon. Our bacon is just like bacon in the States. Jeez!
I'm Canadian and wtf is Canadian bacon
“This is a bacon you’re gonna eat once a year.”
DON’T TELL ME WHAT TO DO ELI!
TURKEY BACON IS NOT BACON
that’s why this bacon expert knew nothing about it - because he has no reason to, because IT’S NOT BACON!!!!
Yes it is... Bacon is just cut from the belly of an animal
@@SylasTheGreat and Turkeys don't have bellys. welcome to the conversation
@@jackl45 you're joking right? They do have bellys... Try again buddy
@Hervis Daubeny thank you for the correction. I knew something didn't look right
You’re alll idiots.
Bacon doesn’t have to be cut from the belly of the animal, only American bacon actually is.
Turkey bacon, however, is not bacon because it is a sausage. I’d say the same thing for the imitation Canadian bacon.
In Canada, normal bacon is what you call "american" bacon. What you call "canadian" bacon is called back bacon. If you order bacon in a Canadian restaurant, you are getting "American" bacon
Right? Im canadian and never seen "canadian" bacon... I just buy bacon... But as alway americans gives their countries name on everything "facepalm"
That sausage-style Canadian Bacon is what you find on American pizzas ordered with Canadian Bacon on them.
Same with ‘uk’ bacon - we call it back bacon and it’s much more popular than the American streaky bacon. Also we don’t generally cook the bacon as crispy as he did
I'm also Canadian and that "ham" looking bacon they always call Canadian bacon, is not even considered bacon here. Nobody I know buys bacon like that. I've worked in a few different meat departments for like 8 years and nobody cares about that kind of bacon. They consider it ham and it sells like 1/30 of what normal bacon does. It takes 1 shelf space vs over 20 spaces for normal bacon.
Thanks! That would not have been obvious to traveling Americans :)
Isn't this the same dude who went hunting with Brad?
It is, this channel is also owned by BA
i was so confused. im pretty sure it is
Yep, and from the sausage episode
Yea, he's the guy. If you're ever in Portland, make sure you stop in to olympia provisions, his place.
@@SO-vw8nx I didn't know that, now it all makes sense lol.
Elias is such a cool dude. Y'all should watch him on 'It's Alive'
Which ep is he is? i love Brad with his guests
@@elingrrr
Not one, but THREE episodes!
1. Brad Goes Pheasant Hunting | It's Alive | Bon Appétit
2. Brad Prepares and Cooks Pheasant | It's Alive | Bon Appétit
3. How To Make Sausage with Brad | It's Alive | Bon Appétit
The more “natural looking one” I’d always assume is more expensive.. I’m surprised he guessed “A” over “B” for the turkey bacon..
Stefano Gomez haha I feel like he panicked
His argument was going towards B, so he probably went A last minute, but turkey bacon is definitely not a real bacon lol.
Same
He didn't know a lot about turkey processing and assumed that the more processed one was more expensive cause you need more machinery and molds to make "bacon" from turkey
@@biowott4303 Yeah, looked like he was going for B, but then went for A by reasoning that making it look like bacon was a hard process to do. In reality, machines can do it pretty easy nowadays with processed meat. Like clown face bolonga.
He is very enthusiastic about his Bacon🥓. I like😀
YEAH have you watched the meat expert video he is in?
Dude, he's not even close to many other Americans I've seen on RUclips. He's tame.
Lol knew he was wrong on the second set as soon as he guessed the non-"rustic" option. Was kinda surprised, since he'd noted the lean chunks, lower processing, etc. on the more expensive piece
he guessed that due to the fact that A had more processing, it would have cost more to manufacture
I think he got it wrong on purpose as a joke lol since turkey “bacon” isn’t real bacon.
@@Rclay0129 8:20
Doubt it considering he is clearly attempting to make an educated guess.
Alien what do you know? Do aliens even have bacon? Lol
@@Rclay0129 I..
Okay, you win this round; but I'll be back.
Canadian bacon B out here looking like a lunchable piece of ham
As a Canadian I’ve literally never seen either of those bacons before. The American “A” bacon is what I’ve been eating all my life
working in a butcher shop it is completely safe to eat "THAT TYPE" of bacon in the beginning(the left one) like that it's been cooked to the point where it is safe to eat... alot of people would be worried about that. Just wanted to clarify...
Interesting thanks for the info
It's not cooked. It's been smoked and cured, but you would still fry it in a pan or in the oven if you got that kind. The curing process which removes most of the moisture makes it relatively safe for uncooked consumption though.
@Clay Goeke think its still recommend to cook fully
@Clay Goeke dude relax, i was just refering to the "USDA recommend to cook bacon fully" thing at 3:32
Here in middle-europe we eat bacon and ham raw basically every time. We just put it in salt for 2 weeks and smoke it for a few days. I grew up on that. Completely safe. Italians do the same with prosciutto.
Can you do a water expert tasting different waters
😂
You laugh, but this is actually a thing
@@Marlonbc90
I doubt it, water and the salts dissolved in it are so simple you can just chemically test everything. A human specialiesd in that is useless compared to a machine
Abdulaziz Aljuid And yet, it's still a job. Though there are very few people who do it
You can Google water sommelier and see for yourself. I'm not saying it is something that the world really needed, but it exists. Also, the point of it is not do a chemical analysis, it is to evaluate the taste of the water
What a positive guy! Always remarking "Hey, this is a great product" even with the stuff I wouldn't buy like the processed Canadian bacon and the turkey bacon. A voice of an industry right there.
"Canadian bacon is like American bacon, but friendlier and with better health care"
I laughed hard at that
First time I can remember an expert being wrong but it endeared me to him.
Honestly the streak is gone but this guy was the perfect one to finally get something wrong.
Ak10Twenty He’s a bacon expert and they asked him about imitation bacon. That’s an insult.
He seemed so affronted when the put the turkey bacon in front of him. 😂
Nah doesn’t count. They gave a bacon expert a product that wasn’t bacon.
I've never seen someone get it wrong before but this isn't really his fault. It's not bacon.
Jeremiah Fargo the tea guy gets one wrong
Watching this during COVID-19 quarantine here in the UK (April 2020). I don't know if I'm just torturing myself by watching this, or reliving the good ol' days where shopping for bacon was easy. - Stay safe!
I'll cut him some slack: he was up front about NOT being a turkey-bacon expert. His palate is tuned to the real deal so he was out of his element. Kudos for the great attitude about whiffing.
In fairness, I learned a lot from him about real bacon and Canadian bacon (great pointers).
Super glad he talked about "Euro" bacons. Sadly, I will have to start a quest in my area to find someone who carries Euro bacon.