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How Chefs Feed 100,000 Michigan Fans At America's Biggest Football Stadium | Big Business
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The University of Michigan's Big House is the biggest football stadium in the United States. In secret kitchens, 35 chefs make food for over 100,000 fans. But in a stadium over a century old, moving the food is a logistical nightmare. There's only one tunnel and one service elevator to cart all the food along. We caught up with chefs 24 hours before kickoff to see how they cook for football's biggest crowd.

0:00 Intro
1:15 Food prep
5:41 Why moving food is so difficult
7:12 Private suites
7:59: Making food during the game
11:48 How they deal with food waste
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How Chefs Feed 100,000 Michigan Fans At America's Biggest Football Stadium | Big Business
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@SoraShadowdancer

5 months ago

I'm glad to hear that they donate the extra unsold food to local pantries.

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@ironpig701

5 months ago

I can fully get why stadiums went cash less now. That would be alot to keep track of and account for. Nice to see how its done.

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@nuberiffic

5 months ago

100,000 people in a single stadium is absolutely mind blowing to me. I live in the Pilbara, where there are 68.000 people spread out over 196,100 square miles. Out here you can go for a drive and go 3 or 4 hours without seeing another car.

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@Littlestraincloud

5 months ago

From chip sorting to making sure the parfaits have spoons, you can tell how much this team cares about their work, and that there's no such thing as unskilled labour.

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@grantreill1966

5 months ago

I can see why all the food staff stays when their head chef is a first in/last out type of guy. Always my favorite managers and chefs in food when you can see they're working just as much or more alongside you.

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@patrickn8355

5 months ago

As a former chef for an nhl team I salute these folks. 3-4x as many people as we’d have and they do it no problem. Extremely difficult to do

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@tomholroyd7519

5 months ago

4:20 Chef Chris' office number is B00B. Well done!

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@freeman4755

5 months ago

8:50 "These workers are scooping popcorn out of trash cans" made me think they were using thrown out popcorn for a second 😆

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@dmedilicious8488

5 months ago

It's so weird that a University has the biggest stadium in the US. Never happens anywhere else in the world

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@nickchorbajian1140

5 months ago

Cameron doesn't wait 40 mins for the elevator, he just stashes his cart and watches the game. Respect

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@thenattygorilla

5 months ago

And their General Manager is literally the Michael Jordan of managing stadiums.

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@grumbygrumble2762

5 months ago

My uncle attended Michigan in the 1940s. He said that he and my aunt could sit on their numbers and have room for a cooler between them. When Fritz Chrysler designed the stadium in the 20's, he knew Americans were gaining weight, so he had the numbers spaced farther apart than they needed to be.

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@mschaseste

5 months ago

I worked for U of M for a few years. The campus, town, and people are beyond wonderful. Watching makes me really miss it.

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@queloda

5 months ago

Great leadership and great staff! Awesome to see a well organized team doing a fulfilling work!

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@baileysellers7877

5 months ago

4:16 I started randomly laughing when I saw his room number omg😂😂

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@melodyparra2960

5 months ago

Holy moly wow that’s so much work and dedication

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@0mn0mable

5 months ago

Great video, more like it please! I love narratives like this where you cover the history, logistics and business of "topic A + topic B." Especially this one, as both football and food are near and dear to my heart! 😁

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@TheHippie27

5 months ago

It is mind boggling to me that most of the staff here are volunteers...

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@calebsrandomreviews

5 months ago

3:23 shows just how serious the rival is.

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@Alxium

2 months ago

I've been in the Stadium with 108,000 people surrounding me. It is an otherworldly experience.

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