Today on Weird History Food, we are delving deep into the History of Chipotle – perhaps you have been to one, and completely avoided getting sick! If so, congratulations! Join us as we examine this ubiquitous chain’s humble beginnings in Denver, CO, its brief relationship with McDonald’s and all the ups and downs in all the companies years in operation!
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I ate chipotle 3 times a week for a year or two then got sick 3 times within 2 months I prepare my own food now and it’s way to expensive
You guys still eat chipotle? It stopped being good in 2016 😅
It doesn't make us sick. It's never made me sick.
It makes you sick. Considering how bright and cheery you make your videos for all the pink-slime fryer-oil-in-everything fast food trash garbage you gush over.
Take your corporate-paid YouTube slideshows and slide them where they don't show 😉 bye, me (I'm Felicia)
I've never been to one so I can't say!
I’ve had Chipotle twice in my 46 years of life, both times it was disgusting. Never again.
The ones in Utah pretty much leave their chicken in the bucket until they sell it all. Learned that the hard way. A “fresh burrito” being ice cold so disgusting
Haha I just got sick from there last week. Never going back
I eat chipotle at least once a month and sometimes once a week. I've never gotten sick.
Chipotle keeps making you sick because you keep eating there.
Just don't.
What’s wrong with chipotle:
1.) insult to Mexican food
2.) they cook with seed oils
3.) taste is mid
4.) ingredients sit out in their nasty trough and get flies on them.
I looked at their menu.It's nothing really special. Plus with the non-stop recalls. I decide i'm never going there lol .My preferred place is qdoba
But hey! at least they're still better then Taco Bell
so people want, organic, gmo free, ethical food at processed prices. gotcha
Nana says esto da Chorro. 😅
I only know the chain cause it's name appeared in a South park episode where Cartman couldn't stop eating it even if he was getting diarrhea everytime.
A whole YouTube channel devoted to disparaging a fast food chain? Somebody gets to monetize this? I need to question my career choices…
It's funny, some people slave their lives away working towards being successful, and this guy from Indiana just wants to open a SF-style burrito place near a campus and ends up with a nationwide chain.
Had a burrito there once in 2015, wasn't impressed, I could have made a better burrito at home. I personally think it's over hyped.
South Park: "Dude, why the Hell would you keep eating something that makes you crap blood?!"
Garbage. Won’t eat there anymore.
No mention of Kimbal Musk, Elon's brother being on the Chipotle board for 7 years?
2:03 it WAS a problem. We leaved near the original chipotle and my mom called it “cha-pote-al” at first 😂
Someone’s gonna watch this and get hungry and go to chipotle lol
It has a large part to due with the companies that handle the meat prior as well, those plants are rife with diseases and issues so it's not a surprise to see things like e.coli and other problems get worse. Look at the meat recalls generally from deli meats to even veggies and you'll find that's a huge part of the issue.
I'm sure at some level there isn't adequate training of proper meat cooking/handling on Chipotle's part but it's not the sole reason.
Over priced
I got mild food twice from Chipotle from 2 separate locations. After that I have and never will eat from them again. And IMO Moe's taste better and gives you more food for what I assume is the same price. I don't know Chipotle prices haven't been there for almost 10 years.
Hey i am the boy with the golden butthole as they have never made me sick
stick to your local taco truck guys. they have real ingredients and the food tastes better.
Imagine getting fired from the company you created 😆
I live in eastern Iowa and we have a local place called Pancheros. They start with a dough ball that becomes your tortilla and it makes a huge difference. They also mix your burrito before wrapping it, they are far better then Chipotle.
2200mg of sodium is only under the daily recommended amount because they don't believe people would ever realistically stay under 1500 which is the "actual" recommended amount
I like Taco Bell better, Chipotle did make me sick, when I stayed in Illinois back in 2007, and you can tell they do not Mexican food, I am Mexican and that ain’t it lol.
It’s not just the outbreaks of food poisoning that peeps should be concerned with. All the bad seed oils in everything and the forever chemicals that are in all of their packaging, makes it even worse. Though to be fair, the same could be said for most restaurants, let alone everything in the grocery stores.
keep your receipt!!!!!!!!