The video is from the YouTube series "Binging with Babish." To celebrate reaching 2 million subscribers, the host, Babish, decides to make the "Every Meat Burrito" from the animated TV show "Regular Show." This burrito requires a variety of exotic meats, which Babish finds at a market in Brooklyn. He purchases 20 different types of meat, including elk, caribou, rattlesnake, alligator, and bull testicles, costing over $576.
However, after assembling and tasting the burrito, Babish finds it inedible due to the combination of strong flavors and textures. He then decides to make a more manageable and delicious "Every Pork Burrito" instead, featuring chicharones, carnitas, chorizo, and other pork-based ingredients. The result is a much more enjoyable and well-composed burrito, teaching the lesson that the quality of the dish is more important than the quantity of ingredients.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video is celebrating two million subscribers by making an "every meat" burrito from Regular Show.
2. The host, Benjamin Babish, had to procure every type of meat feasibly available to the US consumer.
3. The host visited Paesanos Meat Market in Brooklyn to buy exotic meats.
4. The market sold meats such as elk, caribou, rattlesnake, alligator, and bull testicles.
5. The host spent $576 on 20 different types of meat.
6. The host also visited a tortilla factory to buy large tortillas.
7. The host's full-time job before becoming a cook was as a visual effects artist in the commercial industry.
8. The host's mom taught him how to cook at a young age.
9. The host's mom passed away when he was young, and cooking reminds him of her.
10. The "every meat" burrito was a failure due to the combination of exotic meats.
11. The host then decided to make an "every pork" burrito.
12. The "every pork" burrito included chicharones, carnitas, chorizo, and bacon.
13. The host used a bamboo skewer and pineapple to create a makeshift shawarma for the al pastor.
14. The host baked the rice for the burrito with lime juice and cumin.
15. The "every pork" burrito was a success and considered better than the "every meat" burrito.