Oh man, back in the day when King of the Hill was made... Really makes you appreciate that you can get decent quality meat pretty much anywhere nowadays, without the premium he was paying

2:31 Sh!t.

"It is the best steak I have ever eaten." Hank is a lot of things but he's never been too proud to try something new.

im in italy now and i tried the pizza. it was like eating tomatoes for the first time. i can relate to the use of heaven balls.

This is a weird edit to me lol. Probably because ive seen the episode so many times.

I read the title as "If this is the food that we have been eating".

word!

I was at a farmer’s market and bought chicken from a local farm for a recipe. THAT was like driving a Ferrari. Return to supermarket next week…suddenly I am in some old Hyundai.

02:00 I'm with Bobby. Hank gave *the best* prize to the organic meat. You don't just get that from Hank. That has to be *earned*

It's one of my favorite episodes of the show.

"tomatoes don't have any flavor". Subtle and perfect

Organic meat at a co-op like dealing drugs 😢

The closest grocery coop in my state is 100 miles away. 🙁

I know this feeling. We have our supermarkets. But in the center of the square area we have the old classic red coloured shed looking houses and they sell fresh fish and meat right on display. Whole pieces, bloody and cut right there on order like here however thick you want. Friendliest sellers you'll ever find. Makes you make a bet, guess the weight, if you're right they give it for free. When you let the fish seller keep the change they ring a bell. It cost more but the flavour and texture is the best you can ever get. It's worth the quality easy.

I always loved this show. I do love the eye or any of this though because it's also pretty solid in real life for people will sit there and worry about the cut of their steak and I think that they understand what quality meat even looks like, then they'll turn around and eat like vanilla wafer cookies that have 14,000 different ingredients and preservatives and unhealthy shit in it.

there should be a damn law that it already has to be organic, grass fed and prime. and not just called that as some kind of buzzword to sell it. i mean really

Peggy's best line in the series, hands down.

2:33 to 2:37 quote

Organic food is GOOD

This is 100% true. I used to work as a farm hand and can attest that field ripened tomatoes have a gorgeous acidity and sweetness to them that is delicious raw. Used to eat some right in the field as an energy boost while picking (with permission from the farmer, don't come for me)

0:10 didnt know beavis grew up and got a job at the megalo mart

you'd think hank would have jumped at the chance to help a local shop given his hat of megalo-mart.

For tomatoes specifically it's not "industrial" that made them bland, it was just people. The genetic sequence that would give tomatoes a uniform bright red appearance also affects the flavor of a tomato. And it wasn't industrial agricultural complex that started this, this happened when people prefer to have beautiful looking tomatoes and farmers started to genetically modify them to be brighter and redder. It's more vanity's fault than anything else.

Too bad that real food cost too much 😌

Hank morphed into butthead for a second there

Peggy words hit hard since she should know a good steak, coming from Montana cattle ranchers.

You forgot the hemp toilet paper

He talks just like Bobby... Or rather, Bobby talks just like Hank.

So I'm not crazy right?! Tomatoes have been tasting like nothing for like over 20 years, but they used to be tasty. I remember that

At the end where appleseed takes the cow is favorite part of the episode

That is the question that everyone has asked. We all ate excellent food back in the past. Everything was cheap, and extremely good! We couldn’t resist having more of the best food in the past. Nowadays, all the “food” we ate are either made with plastic, cardboard, paper, or pretty much anything that has no taste. And pretty soon, we won’t be able to taste the quality of real food ever again.

Hank didn’t throw out the Hemp toilet paper

usually you dont need to me a member of a co-op to shop there,,,,actually i've never been in one where you had to

Mass produced shit is gonna be excavtly that. Shit. Mass prpduced organic shit is gonna be the biggest pule of dogshit ever. 😂😂

“You don’t know me so I’ll pretend I didn’t hear that.” Hank Hill prides himself with his grilling skills

Honestly as someone who has always felt iffy around people like hank wether it be political or religious I still love Hanks charecter hes a conservative yes but he's not a Modern Conservative, he's a god fearing man but later opens up to the idea of other people have other religions, hell even with bobby being naturally curious about everything. The Animator Doobus Goobus has a really good short animation that also nails down hanks charecter all beit in a more joking fashion. This show was way ahead of its time and really hammered home humility and the act of being humble. Two things people in this world need a master class on. Got news for ya, your 80 thousand followers on twitter don't mean shit in the grand scheme of things.

You are a despicable liar. This is a video stolen from L.A Beast from 11 years ago

I recently went to Spain, and this was my exact sentiment

Meat taste better than vegetable

Hoo, man, talkin’ ‘bout that dang-ol’ grass fed beef, man it’s like lean but, tastes like dang ol’ marbled man, I tell you what.

Food in America.

One of my favorite later season episodes

Mega Lo Mart really absorbed that place and made it their own. This show really was ahead of its time and had a lot of messages in it i just didn’t get as a kid

This is genuinely how it felt getting tomatoes from my friend's farm lmao

"Maybe you cucked the wrong"

I can (somewhat) attest to this - there's an Amish farmer's market that's not far from where I live that sells all sorts of cuts of meat, from just about every farm animal you know of. They even have in-house butchers that cut the meat, grind it and even package some of it (they also supposedly make about 300lbs of sausage and beef ground meat, but I doubt that.) The catch though is that it is arguably more expensive than what you can find at big chain retailers - but for the sake of quality, sometimes it is worth it to spend a little more if you know you're getting something good. They also sell fresh & frozen produce, straight from the farms; they have a confectionary isle that's to die for, and tons of other isles that sell other stuff like cleaning supplies - however, the big focus is on the food.

What episode is this and season

(6:29) Got-dang it, mister. You're gonna explain yourself this minute!

CHEMICALS

Too bad this shit cost like 3000 dollars a month lmfao