#philippines #filipino #mukbang Kamusta mga kaProud! Todays video episode ay pag usapan natin ang ilan sa mga international celebrity at ang kanilang Filipino Food Experience.
Bakit di daw masyadong sikat ang pagkaing pinoy internationally sabi ng Foo Bros .. pinoys dont mind kung di sobrang sikat ng dishes natin i dont mind as long as i have them served on my table .. whats there to loose ?
Ibat iba lasa ng Filipino food, minsan maalat, maanghang, manamisnamis pero masarap lahat. Ang sekreto, walang measurement. Budbod asin dito, toyo suka dyan. Suprise. Luto na ang ulam 😂❤
Dapat cut mona yung inaapak apakan mga indian lang gumagawa nun..baka isipin ng ilan Pinoy ang gumagawa ng ganyang style..dapat check mona bago upload para pure talaga..pero nice content Filipino food to the world..
Hindi pa masyadong sikat around the world but guess what sikat sa mga ibat ibang lahi na friends and coworkers ng mga Filipino. Every Thanksgiving my husband’s coworkers will always ask for pancit and lumpias, kahit first week palang ng October 😅😂
It's always interesting to see how international celebrities experience and appreciate Filipino food. Filipino cuisine has a unique and diverse range of flavors to offer. Your channel, ONE FILIPINO TV, does a great job of exploring these cultural connections. Keep up the good work! 🌟🍲 #FilipinoFood #CulturalExchange #InternationalCelebrities
@2:35 the cheese top burger was really stupid I had it once and never again because the cheese ALWAYS gets stuck on the top of your mouth and then very difficult to remove it is sooo annoying
Balut is one of my favourite pulutan - minsan ulam. One thing I would NEVER do though, is force someone (especially foreigners) to eat it, or any other Pinoy foods e.g. Pinapaitan, Dinuguan, etc. which may seem too "exotic" for their delicate taste buds. If I were to visit another country, I wouldn't like it either if the locals would force me to eat their native delicacies e.g. live insect larvae, slimy worms, monkey's brain, etc. Just saying...
Technically.... It was originated in China thousand of years ago but did not take off until the early 1800's. Balut was introduced in the Philippines in 1565 but becamed known in other parts of the island around 1885 since then balut has been included as traditional part of the culture.
Bakit di daw masyadong sikat ang pagkaing pinoy internationally sabi ng Foo Bros .. pinoys dont mind kung di sobrang sikat ng dishes natin i dont mind as long as i have them served on my table .. whats there to loose ?
lose not loose
Perfect
@@melb758perfect na sana yung comment eh😂
Ibat iba lasa ng Filipino food, minsan maalat, maanghang, manamisnamis pero masarap lahat. Ang sekreto, walang measurement. Budbod asin dito, toyo suka dyan. Suprise. Luto na ang ulam 😂❤
tama nadala ko ditu sa hk ung walang measurement na pagluluto 😂😂😂😂 sabi ng amo ko your an expert 🙈🙈🙈
Cameron Diaz’s Filipino accent is cute
Dapat cut mona yung inaapak apakan mga indian lang gumagawa nun..baka isipin ng ilan Pinoy ang gumagawa ng ganyang style..dapat check mona bago upload para pure talaga..pero nice content Filipino food to the world..
Gusto ko si Anna Kendrick pakainin ninyo ng street foods ng Philippines.
Somewhere in this video, an n Indian chef made ube recipe with his feet. That's NOT FILIPINO. Filipinos are always cooking clean.
For Taylor swift for Balut 🤤
Isa ako pinoy ayaw ko my suka ang balot asin is enough kya kyo wag bsta bsta mag bubuhos ng suka lalo pag foreign ang kakain nwwala lasa ng balot e
I love seeing my fellow Chef Gordon Ramsay to try tasting Balut.
Balut is asian food at hindi lang sa Pilipinas meron
Bicol express and Laing na maanghang at humba
Hindi pa masyadong sikat around the world but guess what sikat sa mga ibat ibang lahi na friends and coworkers ng mga Filipino. Every Thanksgiving my husband’s coworkers will always ask for pancit and lumpias, kahit first week palang ng October 😅😂
I don't mind if Filipino food is not popular in the world. Why? Because we loved it so much.
Wala na ko ma comment buddy? Yaya kaya Tau?
Pares ni diwata yak!!!!!!!!!!
I remember Drew Barrymore in 1982 she was a child in the film E T , she was very cute girl.
Hello! Nag email po kami sa inyo about a potential partnership with you.
Si Salma Hayek Pinault Idol Co Sya Kaya Gusto Co Ipagluto Sya Ng Pambato Natin Pagkain
Maganda Kung subukan ni Taylor swift n kumain ng mga yan 😊 👍
Kung ayaw wag pilitin.
masarap nman talaga ang pagkain ng pinas 😋 but Pilar Valdes resembles Pia Arroyo or maybe just me 😅
It's always interesting to see how international celebrities experience and appreciate Filipino food. Filipino cuisine has a unique and diverse range of flavors to offer. Your channel, ONE FILIPINO TV, does a great job of exploring these cultural connections. Keep up the good work! 🌟🍲 #FilipinoFood #CulturalExchange #InternationalCelebrities
Purple potatoes are yams.
@2:35 the cheese top burger was really stupid I had it once and never again because the cheese ALWAYS gets stuck on the top of your mouth and then very difficult to remove it is sooo annoying
Balut is one of my favourite pulutan - minsan ulam. One thing I would NEVER do though, is force someone (especially foreigners) to eat it, or any other Pinoy foods e.g. Pinapaitan, Dinuguan, etc. which may seem too "exotic" for their delicate taste buds.
If I were to visit another country, I wouldn't like it either if the locals would force me to eat their native delicacies e.g. live insect larvae, slimy worms, monkey's brain, etc. Just saying...
I agree with the statement above 100%
I wanna see my fave Ms Angelina jolie for the baliut challenge .🤔
Super thank's to share your Videos ❤❤❤pa shout out
that cheese burger ad by kfc ph really hilarious hahaha🤣🤣
Mukbangers
I wanna be a cheffe of my spiritual brother, George Benson.
Wag ninyo kunin ulit sya, sakit ulo lang yan.
KFC is not really a filipino food.
I AM PROUD TO BE PILIPINO THE FOODS IS UNUIQ DELICIOUS 😋
That is so cool I hope they like it the foods 😂
Technically Balot is originated in Vietnam,
But Filipinos introduced it internationally and social media
Technically.... It was originated in China thousand of years ago but did not take off until the early 1800's. Balut was introduced in the Philippines in 1565 but becamed known in other parts of the island around 1885 since then balut has been included as traditional part of the culture.
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Wow.special.
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It’s too good but can be too salty 😭 sometimes…
Depende sa nagluluto
Ipagdamot na natin daming gugutom sa ating bayan ihh. Isa nko dun....mahal p ng bigas....hindi n bababa ng bente
Edi dapat kaunti na lang kinakain nating kanin katulad ng ibang bansa, un solusyon dun, para mabawasan na din ung fats at carbs satin.
Mag sipag ka na LNG oh di mgtanim..🙏 my Pang bisyo ka nga..tapos reklamador ka
tita mo mukha mo!
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