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Titanic's Potato Room - TU

A popular vegetable to be cooked and transformed for the hungry passenger, there were 40 tons of potatoes were aboard Titanic to be eaten. But there were even more on the maiden voyage! How many potatoes total were aboard Titanic? Search the video and find the hidden awawa. 📽 A Night to Remember (1958) Titanic (1997) ◼️ THG PATREON: https://www.patreon.com/titanichg ◼️ TITANIC DECK PLANS: https://www.titanicdeckplan.com/ ◼️ THG WEBSITE: https://www.titanichg.com/ TIMESTAMPS: 00:00 Intro 01:23 40 tons of potato to eat and more on a trip 03:18 Preparing potatoes for consumption 03:45 The potato room 05:14 Doing the math 06:23 Ending and Patreon Officers February 2025 #titanic #titanic1912 #potatoes

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Bob Hedges

I can hear Matt just fine; the clarinet was not overpowering. I really enjoy these offbeat fun videos mixed in with the more mainstream “scholarly” videos. I particularly loved the giant potato illustration! I’m pleased the power of math rescued the tuber stowage accuracy for us all! Well done!

Just Deas

Great shots of the ship. Keep up the good work

Jonathan from philly

As soon as I saw the 40-ton potato, I knew the potato room could hold it! Lol Great video! It's nice to learn some things while also having fun! Like you said in the video, 3rd class had their own potato room, so the total was split between this 2 rooms, though it shows "bins" in the 3rd class one, so probably holds way less. Wonder how much was consumed before she sank.

Charles

Very informative. Good video. Thanks

Seltzer Bot

Just shows you can’t take the Irish out of Titanic

MLW

Well, the room was probably calculated by a "nerd" like you guys, so nothing wrong there. Thank you so very much for this awsome project bringing Titanic back to life and letting us wander thru Titanic.