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The dark history of Graham crackers - Stephanie Honchell Smith

United StatesPublished June 12, 2025

Views 760K  |  Likes 16.7K  |  Comments 656
Views#3,367,677Global
Views#738,657United States

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22.9M subs•2.38K videos•Mar 2011

This video has 760K views and 16.7K likes, ranking #3,367,677 globally among tracked YouTube videos by view count.

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760,784

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16,714

Comments

656

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Total (all-time): $533 – $1.52K

Based on estimated $0.7–$2 CPM.

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Trace the strange history of Graham crackers, invented by minister Sylvester Graham in order to curb the vices of Americans. -- In the 1800s, minister Sylvester Graham believed Americans had a big problem— not just with their bodies, but their souls. He argued that overindulgence was fueling their baser desires, maki…

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June 12, 2025
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