The Science of Hobbit Gluttony

Whenever I go on a cruise ship, I suddenly develop the Hobbitt seven meal plan

16^(3/4) is 8, not 500. What am I getting wrong here?

I can see where your bread is buttered from the intro alone dear Sir🤣

You all do realize this means…..

In “the hobbit” the dwarves unintentionally starved poor bilbo

Gluttony? WtF?

Turkish subtitles please

Meanwhile me scarfing down double lunch and dinner after school (school is exhausting)

Of the 7 meals, only 3 are full meals, 3 are light meals, and 1 is a snack.

I always thought Hobbits ate so many meals a day 'cause they liked to eat. Who doesn't. :-) very interesting video

What about Saiyins from dragon ball?

Oh so no one will talk about “middle earth” lol

That would be a very obese hobbit I think. Downscale 180 cm with 82 kg to 80 cm, doesn't that give 82*(0.8/1.8)^3 = 7.2 kg? A 16 kg hobbit would be like a 180 kg man.

Why did you ruin this fun video with shi**y sponsor like Wren that is designed to absolve corporate responsibility towards climate change by placing blame on individual's insignificant action? You get a dislike from me. PS. I am just one click away from unsubscribing if you take money from such evil sponsors again.

I like this particular sponsor Wren

I love how you still didn't forget to draw extra hair on the feet of the Hobbits, even if they're stick figures.

WAAAAIT...a human spends all day, hiking through Middle-Earth, laden down with supplies, and killing Orcs? 1800kcal/day is WOEFULLY insufficient! That might be "breakfast," you'll need more than that by the time you've killed your third orc!

Activity level matters.

Hhhhh

Could this be related to why children are always hungry!?

Bc why not?

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The book failed to mention they were 3 feet wide lol

What about an adults child, do they need to eat the same amount of food as hobbits do? Do our own meals need to be structured differently as we grow up? Is this why children are always hungry? Is everything I thought I knew about children's eating habits a lie?! What about when they get a growth spurt, do they suddenly need to 'eat more' because of Kliber's law or because they are using up extra energy to well, grow? I HAVE SO MANY QUESTIONS!

oh hobbit

But Wren says it's going to plant 1 million trees in rural Scotland, isn't it probable that it's located on boggy terrains and peatlands that capture even more CO2 than trees?

Bruh thats just me in quarantine

Hobbits must have to use the toilet more often too, right? No wonder it took so long to get to Mt. Doom.

Not legend português/brasil or spanish 😢

The phrase carbon footprint was invented by British petroleum in 2006 to divert attention away from the structural changes needed to avoid a climate disaster, please can you avoid using it in future - or at least mention that when you do.

Looking forward to the FoodTheory channel ripping this off and pretending they came up with the idea themselves LOL

noooo im allergic to hobbits

Hobbits would need to eat more than 35 lbs. That’s the same weight as an obese cat, or a large toddler/small child; far smaller than a half-height human.

I am BRAZILIAN

Adoro o senhor dos anéis, já assisti todos os filmes

Estou doido para quando isso ser dublado para português

I'm not saying I know any better on this matter. But if you had asked me to guess the weight of Frodo I would have said about 27 kg. Not 16. Not at all.

By British countryside tradition, Elevenses, Afternoon Tea, and Supper would be smaller. So I would estimate four meals and three snacks. On Midwestern American farms, Breakfast is a very large meal, so I can understand splitting it up.
Still, this isn't something I'd previously considered. Thanks.

It took me a solid minute and a half to realize that the symbol for a unit of food he was using was lembas bread

A human can also eat up to ten meals a day
I once had five meals a day for 3 months and then 4 meals a day for nearly 3 years

So what you're saying is Aragorn committed a hate crime when he denied the hobbits a second breakfast.

"3 meals and a snack" is more than most modern humans need a day, especially considering the small amount of exertion they do and the massive portion sizes that are typical. You can see the effects that such eating does in places like the States where 70% of the population are overweight, and almost 45% are obese.

The science sounds convincing except that small (16kg) children seem to get by on just 3 meals a day without notable difficulty.

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So, lets make Earth Mordor again? That just sounds too cool.

Bkft
Lunch
Evng tea
Dinner

wetlands are infinetly better than forests for the climate

Agricultural labour in Kent and Sussex, eg during hop picking, was: breakfast at home before leaving for work at about 5.30am; lunch about 10am in the field; dinner about 1pm usually in pub with beer; tea about 3pm in the field; leave work about 4.30pm to 5pm for supper at home as main meal of day about 6pm. Burned lots of calories!