Fresh Farmers Market Vs. Store-Bought Ingredients: Apple Pie • Tasty
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- Published on Jan 8, 2019
- Does buying local really matter? Join Merle as she tries to figure out if the locally sourced ingredients in her apple pie will win out over the pie made with all store-bought ingredients. For more videos like this, subscribe to Goodful: bzfd.it/2QApoPk
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How do you know if the store bought apples came from Washington state?
I am weird but the cows are beautiful 😂😂
I'm from the Pacific Northwest... So our apples don't have to travel quite that far.
She was soooo biased! She clearly put less work into the store bought one.
Just to be clear, I want to like this video but, from where I live, making pies that are "locally sourced" is impossible. The climate in our country cannot sustain the growth of apple trees. We heavily rely on importing foreign goods when the local market demands it but can't supply it. What if I want apple pie but can't eat it because I made a rule to myself that what I consume has to be locally grown?
I actually didn’t like apple pie from the first time I tried it which was years ago but this is really making me crave apple pie now.... brb, I’m getting hungry
Not everything needs to be "locally sourced and freshly pulled from your asshole" to be good a lot of farmers markets lie about where they get their stuff
Better butter better crust
In 0:01 see his hand scardly move when the girl come close 😂
merle and eric are a lowkey ship
Locally grown is ethically better to buy but this video seemed painfully scripted. Might make someone who might have actually wanted to try it think that it's all BS. Could hurt the locally grown cause. Just be honest. Pie is gonna be good. Its pie!
I thought this girl was vegan..
Thank you for letting me know more about healthy foods
Stupid fucking faces you plaster on the thumbnails.
Why is everyone hating this video. This was made to see the differences of homemade or store bought apple 🍎pie🥧 . It was not made to say that store bought pie 🥧 is bad
This is the worst way to advertise environmentalism. You can advertise it, but there’s a line between that and shoving it down people’s throats. Her tone made it seem like she was dimming it down.
The really fake “reactions” don’t help. They’re both still apple pie. One may not be as good as the other, but if you like apple pie you wouldn’t hate the other one.
Oh, and the cookware change, different crust formation, and obvious filling difference.
Advocation done wrong just does the opposite.
how much did you spend for each pie though?
You should have stewed the apple a little first before baking
Dat butter was the winner, and the apples.
This was too scripted, even the "locally sourced" pie looked better than the other pie. This was way too biased, if this is a series its a definite cancel, its just going to be the same results over and over again.
Aww I thought Merle would show us a vegan apple pie since she was here. Also I have a big tub of maltodextrin, to make powdered nuttela, peanut butter and olive oil for gastronomi cuisines.
Bull. This whole thing was Bull. You could have made a store bought pie with a more similar crust but you didn't.
The salt was mined that exact day from a local LoL tournament.
Fresh?? Hardly! To make my apple pie...
First I wake up the cow (she loves to sleep in). We milk her and immediately make fresh butter.
To make the crust I go through our wheat fields and individually pick out the grains and then mill them myself. I ask our chickens for a couple eggs....(make sure the egg hasn’t been fertilized...cuz that’s a whole new type of pie).....I then harvest our sugar cane real quick for some super fresh...uh...sugar. I do run into trouble with ingredients like baking powder but did end up finding some sort of white powder in our sons room and it totally did the trick ...people said the pie made them happy and carefree. Gotta love when you take a bite of something and it takes you away..
Oh and we get a lot of sugar questions and we always answer the same....As far as white and brown sugar...we think all sugar colors are beautiful.
The rest of the ingredients are self explanatory: lemon juice, cinnamon, nutmeg, ginger....you know...all those things grow in our back yard in North Texas!
Who needs market fresh or store bought ingredients when you can harvest your own cinnamon right ?
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The apples in the LS pie weren’t completely cooked. They said the apples were crunchy. If they cooked the pie longer, it wouldn’t have been nearly as tall as it was.
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this reminds me of that one Archie comic lol
This seems rigged, almost like you want the farmers market to win, another thing is that store bought ingredients can also be fresh. Depending on your store.
Whole Foods and whole earth center are better than Walmart and target just saying.
Its really easy for me living in northern California to go to the farmers market. Everything is grown were I live. It's much harder if you live in Wyoming.
i expected the comment section to explode about how beautiful she is but everyone's bitching about how biased this video is
Aka: let me just trash store ingredients
I am always bothered that Tasty uses cling wrap instead of just putting a towel on it. Considering how the other videos are promoting less waste, I hope Tasty can eliminate at least that.
Pfff yeah but even if you go to the farmers market you can get scammed and pay extra for ingredients that aren’t local at all ! It is the case where I live, unfortunately. The farmers will try and sell you the idea that everything is local and that they are traditional farmers, but a lot of them don’t grow anything at all. Check out “marketplace farmers market” on TheXvid. So yeah, it is a good idea to buy local but beware of fake farmers because you will be paying extra for something you can get at a Walmart.
How about making guacamole with store bought and the locally sourced ingredients. By the way nice vid.👌👏❤😂
I live in a farming town and all these ingredients would be readily available for me but I’ve never tried to buy locally and honestly it’s started to bug me. I understand that for others it’s a little harder to get the fresh eggs and fresh fruit but I honestly have no excuse. Seeing everyone complain about well we aren’t rich. You definitely don’t have to be rich or privileged to shop locally. The eggs sold in my town for a dozen is 3 dollars. If I went to the store it would be 5-6 dollars. People need to realize that buying locally and trying to be better for the environment doesn’t mean you’ll be paying more. You just have to find the right place.
I hate when my apple pie apples are sliced that thick 🤮
Really, the dude didn’t know locally sourced was a thing. Sure.
this video is about apple pie and I got an apple commercial ..... seems appropriate
what the fuck is an eco-warrior??
The store boxed one is no doubt extremely overly sweet. The apples in it are definitely soft like, sludge. The apple "sludge" swimming in high fructose corn syrup. The crust more like shelf rack AM PM gas station pre-packaged mass manufactured donut pastry in a bag.
I love this idea and goal for sustainability but I have lived in a food dessert most of my life and the only way we can have fruits or vegetables is with transportation being cheap. Our economy cannot afford to pay so much for "organic" or anything life that. It is a literal desert and farming is hard. Getting water to us is very tough. This issue seems bigger than simply wanting to do good
Bramley apples are for pies. Do you get those in the States?
in america 100 miles is local ? in ireland and france local means 12 mile radius haha 100 miles is still alot of travel you can get apples more local i bet
I’m from PA! 😍
Slower credits please give your creators some recognition also I really just read John Cera as John Cena and that’s a problem
notice how she made the store bought versiion look like shit
i noticed that too.
bitch just cause you dont know what an ingredient is just means you're ignorant. Do your research instead of being scared of the unknown. you realize the ingredients are added for food storage and to keep them from spoiling and fresh etc. there's a science behind it
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"Store-bought ingredients"
You should fix that to "homemade fresh ingredient apple pie vs storebought apple pie"
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I tried everything
"Too sweet for me" *takes another bite*
Isn’t this meant to be a goodful video not a tasty video
Palm oil is horrible! You shouldn't buy products with palm oil! Research on how it's acquired... you'll scare yourself and feel bad for the animals suffering for it. For an OIL
How do you not know what Malto Dextrin is? Didn’t you see the commercials growing up?
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There’s no content to this video it’s just scripted responses and a pie recipe
Video definitely not legitimate.
Man this video. It seems so biased? One pie baked in a glass dish, the other in metal so they aren’t baked exactly the same. The store-bought pie obviously hasn’t had as much attention and care when it was prepared. The main message of the video is ‘support local businesses’ but you can easily send that message across with making the video biased.
Make an amazing local ingredient pie and tell people at the end it’s all local ingredients to see how they react! Or atleast blindfold them! If I saw the two pies side by side I’d instantly think the store bought was worse by looks alone and that was not the point of the video.
It really irritated me how she doesn't eat something if she doesn't know what the ingredients are. Just because you don't know what it is. it doesn't mean it's necessarily bad for you. I have no problem with people who prefer responsibly sourced, healthily food but at a certain level it becomes ignorance.
(I know that the store bought apple pie probably wasn't good for you anyway. I'm just sayin')
People will act like it's so easy to buy locally farmed ingredients while totally ignoring the fact that most people can barely afford store bought groceries as it is. My grocery bill every month would probably triple if I only bought local ingredients and food where I live. I could not afford to eat.
There’s nothing better then a perfectly flaky pie crust 🥧
I feel like they just wanted the local pie to taste better because it’s “local” so it’s supposed to be healthier. I feel like if I was one of the taste tester I probably wouldn’t find a difference.
That guy at the start reminded me of Jung Joon-young
This is kind of a copy from Bon Appetite test kitchen...Claire saffitz's gourmet makes episodes! Right?!!!!!!
I don’t like the new Tasty cast
Okay but merle is so pretty....
Even the water is store-bought
"good for the world, for liking the pie" - bro wtf was that statement
if anyone wants nice yellow butter from healthy cows, you don’t need to go Pennsylvania. Kerry gold is an Irish brand available in most stores :)
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I wish they would have told us what the price difference was, in making each pie
Gotta cut the apples the same and make them exactly the same. They're clearly thicker in the locally sourced.
You act like grain fed cows eat no grass at all. All cattle are grass fed with a small supplement of grain for extra calories. From your LOCAL Agriculture major.
No one is that amazed by local ingredients.
5:20 somebody make that boy pee in a cup i know a cokehead when i see one
I am a big fan of locally sourced ingredients, but the truth is, not many people can afford or are willing to spend 40 bucks to make a pie. 6 bucks for store bought is attainable for most. The results were rigged in favor of the locally sourced ingredients pie due to the obvious difference in appearance. None of the hand picked "judges" were going to pick the crap pie.
Was the ice water store bought or locally sourced? Asking for a friend....
Is anyone going to talk about the price difference?
Is this video sponsored by goodful or not? I don't see anything to say this is #sponsored or a #ad and if it is it should be clearly labelled as such.
We need more of merle
Lots of apple orchards upstate, used to love going there whenever family invited us
I'm a simple person, I see Eric, I click.
He fucking dabbed in 2019
You can taste the sustainability
Cool experiment. One thing, though; maybe the crusts should have used store bought vs. local, too. It looks like you used local/farm butter and flour for both.
where was the water from? tap or did you go to a mountain stream? wait a minute....the salt and cinnamon were store bought thus this farce is toast. the salt and cinnamon were STORE BOUGHT.
Was this uploaded on the wrong channel
If you had actually prepared them the same, presented them the same, and then not biased your tasters with what you were looking for? Then I would see this as a valid test.
feels like I'm watching an ad lol
I just want to clarify that buying local isn't inherently better for than environment, it depends on what you are buying and where you live. Obviously there are other reasons to buy local though.
Lmao this is so rigged lmao 😂😂😂 they're the same damn recipe. Sorry Hun, but there's no difference except for food miles lmao 😂😂😂
Not to mention she made them look different and probably did something different to the store bought pie because I've made both (local for Thanksgiving, last minute store bought ingredients for Christmas) and there taste the same if you are truly doing everything the same
taste I imagine is the same. The things you don't taste IS the big difference.
It really doesn't look like the pie made with store bought ingredients was made following the exact same recipe and methods as the locally sourced ingredients pie. Why would the store bought ingredient pie be sweeter and creamier if the exact same amount of sugar and methods were used?
Now, if they took a store bought pie and put it into a glass pie plate and just warmed it up, that's a whole other level of lies...
While i am all for locally sourced ingrdients, especially organic ones, i did noticed you baked the pies in two different types of pans. That can effect flavor,texture,and how even it cooks. The locally sourced pie was cooked in a glass pie pan(which is my favorite because it bakes more evenly this way)while the store bought pie was baked in what looks like a non-stick metal pie pan (doesnt cook as evenly and non-stick chemicals leech into food and can change flavor)
It would have been better to see them cooked in the same way, i.e. glass pie dish.
ugh, is there anything worse than some all organic super green millennial snob? maybe ISIS, maybe.
So scripted.
Maltodextrin and propionate are common additives in bakeries...
That blunt "I hate this pie"
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I mean, we and bakeries use industrialized ingredients--i doubt it would differ that much. However, I do think that buying local stuff is better for the environment because they have less carbon footprint. Cheers!
Very good video recipe👍👍👍👍