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Thank you but you probably need a cleaning from all those strange meat. Lord have mercy on you. You may want to put 'Dewitts worm medicine' on you to get list. Hope you don't do that again. Lol. You are daring. I am most vegan some 30 years now. I should send you a vegan recipe ..."It's white rice, with navy beans, white onions, with a little white salt. Everything steamed soft or aldente not incorporating any other color in the pot.
Alright I have to admit, I thought Guyana was similar to Trinidad 🇹🇹 but nah I was wrong, Guyana 🇬🇾 take di cake, they different bai. David is a true warrior for real.
Oh my this is a real tour thank u David for comin to my wonderful country n exploring almost everything n thanks to ur tour guide she did a real good job taking u around thank u so much for sharing this experience with the world 🌍
Hey David, ure a legend.U have written history with your videos.So much knowlegde about the countries,the cultures.Thanks to u when can see the world and all those beautiful cultures.
Very interesting to see this part of Guyana. A lot of information. The worms, let just say you are a brave man😁. Lemongrass tea is one of my favorite, when I visit my mom bk home in Trinidad. Thank you for sharing ❤
I was there two weeks ago for the cricket finals. I tried the worms, but they were roasted. lol Also had the different wines. Those were good. It was Amerindian Heritage month. Guyana is nice once you get out of the city.
The drink making ..cane juice extraction was really new to me...and the raw worms...I couldn't maybe if I had to like you.. It was really interesting seeing the various cultures of Guyana...the foods crafts the way the people live. As always I enjoyed this video... Looking to the others...Thanks David and safe travels.
Cassava sure , Juices oh yes. Cool device to get the sugar cane out. get that RAWRR in those arms lol. Now I will just keep my head in the drinks as you can eat that whole log of worms!!!! Im adventurous but nope to the nope I dont care what way you eat them. You defo manned up on this one LOL. Would love the village . Love the crafts would take some home myself. Dinner, barbecued chicken, boiled and fried breadfruit, tasso, farine. Looks delicious . Adventurous day for sure :)
At 12:40: actually, they are grubs. They will become beetles if allowed to finish this stage of their life cycle. I am familiar with them from way back (40+ years, LOL) but never ate them. There is also a smaller version that is found in fallen /old cookreet seeds that we used as bait for fishing. Also, I remember a similar cane juicer that my dad had in the front yard "camp" open-air thatched "building". Planted half an acre of sugar cane just for home use. LOL. Long time ago.
Hi DAVID!!!!😍I just watched the video and as usual it was awesome!!!!!I think they work very hard in Guyana, it takes a long time to make alot of there dishes very complex!!!!!I'd love to try the beverages they looked great especially theFly drink!I have to say you 2 are very courageous to eat the worms Omg they were so PLUMP!!!!!I totally enjoyed the video and Stacey is just a Doll!!!!Great job !!!Love you always!!And I think Guyana is just BEAUTIFUL!!!!!❤👍😍🤗💙😘💕🥰🤩♠️♠️
The nutritional content of the jungle based cuisine is ridiculously high compared to “normal” crop based cuisines. Their food has zero microplastics (found in all Western diets) and receives nutrients directly from natural soil (instead of synthetic fertilizer). That entire region should be turned into a nature preserve because humanity will need it for the biodiversity in the future.
@David your facial reactions reminded me of Simba from the Lion king! When Timon and, Pumba made him try bugs for the first time when he was hungry! Slimy yet satisfying. But your braver then I could NEVER lol!!! 🤣🤣🤣
Never heard about those worms!!! I know the Chinese do this with the round head of cheese which they bury in the ground, then take out. My Grandmother told us this, she was half Chinese. Same idea I guess. Some people look at oysters and say the same. So to each his own culture.
Lovely setting where you are. How would you compare the heat in Guyana to Miami? All the drinks sound healthy and delicious also would be curious to try them myself. Loved the whole video!!! ❤️
David did a fab job showcasing Guyana. Another guy who like to travel on shoestring budget said Guyana is one of the worst countries he visited so great David is doing the right way. Guyanese are generous people. seen this worm. Is ube in Guyana?
@davidsbeenhere love your videos and vibes but I must say you hold up your end man by eating the live Tacoma worm be safe and continue them awesome video I’m Guyanese living in Florida🙌
Yoooooo S/O region 9 my original home. I needa go back bruh. We ran out of our stock of farine at home in Australia here. This video really captures the richness of the land, the people and the food. Awesome
Hello David, just wanted to remind you, do you remember seeing the same kind of worms from palm tree in Ghana, but I don't remember if you tasted them, did you???. The only difference is they're not eaten raw in Ghana.
wow worms might be crazy for me but I ll try the fried version and that the creek water has benefits for your body is amazing to hear!! would love to stay at that guest house!!
well i know for sure that david's really been there,because he had the raw tacoma worm (ewoo) in the local language,Stacy did not mention that the reason for salting and sun drying the beef is not part of the cooking method,but rather the preservation method of the meat,electricity is/was not common in the hinterland areas,so the locals had to salt and preserve their meats.
I just door dashed a 3 Large Pizza Deal and now I want a Bush tucker meal! 🤤🦗🐛🐜 I normally order edible bug snacks online as I live In Australia, so Ant salt, crunchy spicy crickets etc. 😋
most bugs contain chitin....that will give you allergies and diseases.....✌ we want more of david been here video so be carefull whit bugs plz 🤘thanks again for showing us so many food and culture
Jean Francois Roy,: I worry about the same thing especially when people eat the bugs raw. I still worry even if they are cooked because I have never seen people clean them first. That is definitely NOT for me. I couldn't even look that I fast-forwarded past that part of the video. 🇹🇹🇨🇦
Good morning David. Thank God you work out and keep in shape. That was quite a workout squeezing the cane. Now as far as the food is concerned, when we can't stomach something we say "oh gaad, not me," to you eating the worms. My Trini friends will know that expression. I had to skip over that part of the video but you know what was funny, UA-cam froze with the picture of the guide with the worm in his mouth 🤣🤣🤣. As for the drinks, they are as natural as they come and if you wanted to raise the alcohol level, just grate a regular potato and put the juice in it. My brother used to do that with rum punch. We had Tasso in Trinidad, it's similar to North American beef jerky, the farine too we used to make porridge, and the dessert is similar to cassava pone. So you see you can see the influence of food in the region that you can find things that are similar but different. Now think hard about what I mean and figure it out. So David, I am happy to see that things went well so far, but I am NOT eating those worms. I love the earrings you bought for your daughters but I thought you were going to buy the vase because that was pretty. What happened yesterday? We were all looking for the 'live'. We missed you and the gang. Yesterday was Ingrid Bee's birthday as well. Anyway, we all know how busy you are these days. Once again, congratulations on your success. Like you and I say, "onwards and upwards". You and your team deserve all the kudos. Stay well, stay safe and may God bless you and your family.🕊️🙏🇹🇹🇨🇦
@@chupidcreole5632 the English language is something that some people don't understand. Guessing means that I am not sure what the thumb's down is for. Why don't you write words
Opinión : When you go there, what you see there let it stay there if it is not part of your culture. If you try, you can buy, or you can cry, or you can die. Either way eat your natural food. If you try it I hope all is well with you. Peace!
Them damn worms cause me to watch this video a whole day late 🙈 somebody probably got lost while hiking was in the woods for almost a week and taught 🤔 oh look there's worms I think am gonna eat them to save me life.
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Seriously how bad r those worms?
Thank you but you probably need a cleaning from all those strange meat. Lord have mercy on you. You may want to put 'Dewitts worm medicine' on you to get list. Hope you don't do that again. Lol. You are daring. I am most vegan some 30 years now. I should send you a vegan recipe ..."It's white rice, with navy beans, white onions, with a little white salt. Everything steamed soft or aldente not incorporating any other color in the pot.
Alright I have to admit, I thought Guyana was similar to Trinidad 🇹🇹 but nah I was wrong, Guyana 🇬🇾 take di cake, they different bai. David is a true warrior for real.
Very Educational Tour . This is great for Tourism Guyana. Educational Tours of the Native People of Guyana.
I'm a proud guyanese 🇬🇾but I'm not doing that worm sorry🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 as we say in guyana big up yuh self david
Yes it’s not easy but fried delicious ❤
your country has so many things to offer food wise nobody should want to eat I disgusting warm I'd rather eat the bark on a tree yuck 🌶️🇺🇸
Oh my this is a real tour thank u David for comin to my wonderful country n exploring almost everything n thanks to ur tour guide she did a real good job taking u around thank u so much for sharing this experience with the world 🌍
Bro your name sounds like a indian
Loving the Guyana series. Best ever!
Hey David, ure a legend.U have written history with your videos.So much knowlegde about the countries,the cultures.Thanks to u when can see the world and all those beautiful cultures.
4:20 "Smooth Operator" That's actually a great name for a laxative. 🤣
Interesting, AMAZING to see this side of Guyana. Thanks for sharing !!!!!!!
Very interesting to see this part of Guyana. A lot of information. The worms, let just say you are a brave man😁. Lemongrass tea is one of my favorite, when I visit my mom bk home in Trinidad. Thank you for sharing ❤
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Fever grass is what we call it
@@camcommute yes😁
Ingrid Bee: lemon grass tea is very good for what ails you.
@@JudyT868 well that's all over these days yes🤣
Once again, a great job, well done on another video.
David do more Guyanese trips I enjoy it
The worms? man i have to really die from hunger, haven't eaten for weeks perhaps. Then maybe. You are a brave man David.🤣
damn. those worms thou.. 😵💫.. I'm Guyanese and didn't know this existed.. I guess I need to take a trip back home..I want to try all those drinks.🍻
Lol, know of them, but that’s a hard pass for me and I’m Guyanese
I was there two weeks ago for the cricket finals.
I tried the worms, but they were roasted. lol
Also had the different wines.
Those were good.
It was Amerindian Heritage month.
Guyana is nice once you get out of the city.
The drink making ..cane juice extraction was really new to me...and the raw worms...I couldn't maybe if I had to like you.. It was really interesting seeing the various cultures of Guyana...the foods crafts the way the people live. As always I enjoyed this video... Looking to the others...Thanks David and safe travels.
Cassava sure , Juices oh yes. Cool device to get the sugar cane out. get that RAWRR in those arms lol. Now I will just keep my head in the drinks as you can eat that whole log of worms!!!! Im adventurous but nope to the nope I dont care what way you eat them. You defo manned up on this one LOL. Would love the village . Love the crafts would take some home myself. Dinner, barbecued chicken, boiled and fried breadfruit, tasso, farine. Looks delicious . Adventurous day for sure :)
At 12:40: actually, they are grubs. They will become beetles if allowed to finish this stage of their life cycle. I am familiar with them from way back (40+ years, LOL) but never ate them. There is also a smaller version that is found in fallen /old cookreet seeds that we used as bait for fishing. Also, I remember a similar cane juicer that my dad had in the front yard "camp" open-air thatched "building". Planted half an acre of sugar cane just for home use. LOL. Long time ago.
Hi DAVID!!!!😍I just watched the video and as usual it was awesome!!!!!I think they work very hard in Guyana, it takes a long time to make alot of there dishes very complex!!!!!I'd love to try the beverages they looked great especially theFly drink!I have to say you 2 are very courageous to eat the worms Omg they were so PLUMP!!!!!I totally enjoyed the video and Stacey is just a Doll!!!!Great job !!!Love you always!!And I think Guyana is just BEAUTIFUL!!!!!❤👍😍🤗💙😘💕🥰🤩♠️♠️
David you kick Gordon Ramsey our of the water. Thanks for being so gracious and respectful of the indigenous culture.
This is my hometown, I was born and grew up on the Mahaicony River, I will never forget the memories and that black water.
May i ask which part u from? I am from Mahaicony creek as well!
@@shellys402 Bara-Bara
Ok u from the front part i am the last part
I love everything in this video. Educational for me, a Guyanese. I love the atmosphere. The worms grossed me out though 🤮
David beside the food which looks mouthwatering i must say i love stacie she is beautiful yall have such a great chemistry.
Now I know Margaret Meed was great. She ate those worms and never flinched. You did your best😅
The nutritional content of the jungle based cuisine is ridiculously high compared to “normal” crop based cuisines. Their food has zero microplastics (found in all Western diets) and receives nutrients directly from natural soil (instead of synthetic fertilizer).
That entire region should be turned into a nature preserve because humanity will need it for the biodiversity in the future.
Suriname it's same. Aurruwakka native people.. drink kasiri .. also these tree caterpillar.
David is d best...love this series a lot...
Am enjoying your vidéos i Cann't waite to visite Guyana 🥰
@David your facial reactions reminded me of Simba from the Lion king! When Timon and, Pumba made him try bugs for the first time when he was hungry! Slimy yet satisfying. But your braver then I could NEVER lol!!! 🤣🤣🤣
I take back my comment on a previous video where I said that it's like all the other vloggers. Yours had a bit more depth. Love it
Never heard about those worms!!! I know the Chinese do this with the round head of cheese which they bury in the ground, then take out. My Grandmother told us this, she was half Chinese. Same idea I guess.
Some people look at oysters and say the same. So to each his own culture.
Omg I’m Guyanese and never have I tried the worm hats off to you David
David love how you make ur face to eat the worm keep up the good tour
David, I live in Guyana all my life and never try the worm. What does it taste like?
Coconutty
Tate like chicken
David is more Guyanese than I am. Maybe save some Gilbaca when I visit next time 😂.
Big fan 😇 sir 😎🖤
Nice food experience 😊
wow amazing video guys!!!!
That bbq chicken looks so good
Lovely setting where you are. How would you compare the heat in Guyana to Miami? All the drinks sound healthy and delicious also would be curious to try them myself. Loved the whole video!!! ❤️
I don’t know much about Guyana, except that it was the home of one of the great batsmen of my childhood - Supercat, Sir Clive Lloyd.
David, Thank you for this video, I loved it! The live eating, Good night love, NOOOOOOO!!!!!😉❤❤
my best bro david looking handsome thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your cousin viki 💙
David did a fab job showcasing Guyana. Another guy who like to travel on shoestring budget said Guyana is one of the worst countries he visited so great David is doing the right way. Guyanese are generous people.
seen this worm. Is ube in Guyana?
Hope u had a great time there...I am from Mahaicony River but not that far up. Missing my hometown 😢
Nice guys
@davidsbeenhere love your videos and vibes but I must say you hold up your end man by eating the live Tacoma worm be safe and continue them awesome video I’m Guyanese living in Florida🙌
Yoooooo S/O region 9 my original home. I needa go back bruh. We ran out of our stock of farine at home in Australia here. This video really captures the richness of the land, the people and the food. Awesome
So glad you were honest and said you didn’t like the worm. That’s super 🤢. Nope… never gonna try this.
David you good I can't even eat the Ross ones and I am a Guyanese
You're now Guyanese David😂😆
Hello David, just wanted to remind you, do you remember seeing the same kind of worms from palm tree in Ghana, but I don't remember if you tasted them, did you???. The only difference is they're not eaten raw in Ghana.
I am sure u was pretty fly after drinking those drinks 😂😂😂😂😂
Stacey’s my hero dawg😂😂
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Try the pepperpot 😁
Wow my sweet home ❤
Interesting video
wow!!!
wow worms might be crazy for me but I ll try the fried version and that the creek water has benefits for your body is amazing to hear!! would love to stay at that guest house!!
L love the mechanic
well i know for sure that david's really been there,because he had the raw tacoma worm (ewoo) in the local language,Stacy did not mention that the reason for salting and sun drying the beef is not part of the cooking method,but rather the preservation method of the meat,electricity is/was not common in the hinterland areas,so the locals had to salt and preserve their meats.
I’m Guyanese I never had it and would never eat it
I’m guyanese and I am not eating that worm 😂
Snack???Is this the Interior? My hunger gone!!!!
Hey Mann. Try highwine with the worm. Just like the native
Drink slowly ❤. Fly is the stuff
I just door dashed a 3 Large Pizza Deal and now I want a Bush tucker meal! 🤤🦗🐛🐜
I normally order edible bug snacks online as I live In Australia, so Ant salt, crunchy spicy crickets etc. 😋
No way with the worms 😅😅😅😅 wow
Mmmmmm nice curry worms in a doubles with slight pepper 🤣
Wonderfull
Love 👍👍👍👍👍❤❤it
❤️💚💛🇬🇾
Wonderful adventure in Guyana 🇬🇾
The things D do for UA-cam my gosh,,I can't believe you ate them worms.
Could've never be me. Not that worm thing
They eat the same worms in Papua New Guinea
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most bugs contain chitin....that will give you allergies and diseases.....✌ we want more of david been here video so be carefull whit bugs plz 🤘thanks again for showing us so many food and culture
Jean Francois Roy,: I worry about the same thing especially when people eat the bugs raw. I still worry even if they are cooked because I have never seen people clean them first. That is definitely NOT for me. I couldn't even look that I fast-forwarded past that part of the video. 🇹🇹🇨🇦
@@JudyT868 people have been eating these for thousands of years.
@@joelitwaru45 I know but I still worry that people probably got sick and they thought it was stomach flu or diarrhea or something else.
❤️🌟❤️🇬🇾❤️🌟❤️
He like to say hmmmm😅 n d shit don’t even be tasting good when I go to try it🤣🤣🤣😭😊
Aaah, how does it taste?
They are suppose to fry the worms. All those drinks gets you drunk 😄😄😂
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The new bizarre food guy
🤣 Fair enough LOL
Even Andrew Zimmerman will struggle..LMAO
The only thing I wanted was an indigenous person to do the explanation of their culture
Roasted must be so tasty
U guys not easy
It is crazy to eat worms
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Good morning David. Thank God you work out and keep in shape. That was quite a workout squeezing the cane. Now as far as the food is concerned, when we can't stomach something we say "oh gaad, not me," to you eating the worms. My Trini friends will know that expression. I had to skip over that part of the video but you know what was funny, UA-cam froze with the picture of the guide with the worm in his mouth 🤣🤣🤣. As for the drinks, they are as natural as they come and if you wanted to raise the alcohol level, just grate a regular potato and put the juice in it. My brother used to do that with rum punch. We had Tasso in Trinidad, it's similar to North American beef jerky, the farine too we used to make porridge, and the dessert is similar to cassava pone. So you see you can see the influence of food in the region that you can find things that are similar but different. Now think hard about what I mean and figure it out. So David, I am happy to see that things went well so far, but I am NOT eating those worms. I love the earrings you bought for your daughters but I thought you were going to buy the vase because that was pretty. What happened yesterday? We were all looking for the 'live'. We missed you and the gang. Yesterday was Ingrid Bee's birthday as well. Anyway, we all know how busy you are these days. Once again, congratulations on your success. Like you and I say, "onwards and upwards". You and your team deserve all the kudos. Stay well, stay safe and may God bless you and your family.🕊️🙏🇹🇹🇨🇦
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@@chupidcreole5632 👎
@@chupidcreole5632 I guess it's easier to insult people than to write something intelligent
@@JudyT868 Wow, be careful guys. Someone is guessing here!!
@@chupidcreole5632 the English language is something that some people don't understand. Guessing means that I am not sure what the thumb's down is for. Why don't you write words
Oh my goodness. David are you really going to eat those worms?
Stacy 😻
Opinión : When you go there, what you see there let it stay there if it is not part of your culture. If you try, you can buy, or you can cry, or you can die. Either way eat your natural food. If you try it I hope all is well with you. Peace!
You can keep your worms lol
But they are nice......
No worms for me.
But everything else very interesting.
Them damn worms cause me to watch this video a whole day late 🙈 somebody probably got lost while hiking was in the woods for almost a week and taught 🤔 oh look there's worms I think am gonna eat them to save me life.
CNN should hire you to replace the late Anthony Bourdain
David ! Whyyyyyyyyy? You have been to some amazing places with great food...... maggots ?
Vanzeilan: I couldn't bear to watch. I skipped over that part of the video.
@@JudyT868 good decision. It was just gross
They are not maggots though. 😂
@@rcarr2 they are some kind of larvae... what would you call them?
That’s one way to eat it 😅😅😅 he should tell u he can Roast it before???😢😢😢😢
Hi
Stacy：
I am so love it ,but don’t drink this。
David your expression did not look to satisfying when eating the worms...lol. I wouldn't either !!