YouTube creatorTasting History with Max Miller recreates dishes from historical sources and explains the people and customs behind them. Bombas is introduced through the portability of pocket soup for 18th-century travelers; AmaWaterways supports the host’s history-themed river cruises; KiwiCo offers hands-on projects that make learning history and science tangible. Each sponsor connects to a different part of the channel’s blend of research and cooking.
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Pocket Soup for the 18th Century Traveler
BRANDS IN THE VIDEOS
Squarespace leads the sponsor relationships shown here, with 29 sponsored videos. Wild Grain follows with 11.
17 of 33 brands (52%) appear in more than one sponsored video in Sponsorbook’s history of Tasting History with Max Miller.
The brands, creative choices and product connections worth paying attention to.
The pocket-soup episode describes how a small dried square could travel with people on land and with the British Navy at sea. The sponsor transition thanks Bombas just as Max boils down beef to make his own version. The product placement is inseparable from the historical food experiment.
KiwiCo is introduced during a Caligula episode after a difficult ancient recipe. Max contrasts the labor involved in old food preparation with a more accessible project kit for children and curious adults, giving the brand a hands-on learning role.
The Hatshepsut episode references the host’s work with AmaWaterways on river cruises he leads. He describes food as a highlight of travel and the opportunity to experience local cuisine alongside historical sites. The integration extends the channel from watching history to visiting it.
For a travel sponsor, this channel can pair historical context with real places, meals and itineraries. A clear trip detail helps viewers picture the experience.
The channel’s experiments already turn historical research into a meal viewers can see. KiwiCo extends that approach with projects that make science, engineering or art hands-on, while travel partnerships bring history into a destination.
A brief should connect the sponsor to a specific historical object, recipe or place, then explain the audience action. That keeps the read in the same spirit as the episode.
Watch how the product becomes part of the video.
Sponsor at 0:16The episode examines portable soup as a travel food used on land and by the British Navy, then Max boils beef down into a small square as the historical cooking demonstration.
Sponsor at 6:06Max references the river cruises he leads with AmaWaterways and connects the experience of food to visiting historical places, giving viewers a route from history lessons to travel.
Sponsor at 4:42
KiwiCo7 Oct 2025After a labor-intensive historical recipe, Max introduces KiwiCo’s hands-on learning projects as a more accessible way for children and adults to explore science and creativity.
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