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I Ate EVERYTHING at Universal's Mardi Gras 2023
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- Опубліковано 13 лют 2023
- Today I'm trying EVERY new food item at Universal's Mardi Gras! Which food item are you most looking forward to trying this season? Let me know in the comments below.
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I watched another video, besides this one, reviewing the Mardi Gras food. The other video was three hours long and the whole video was so slow and just them complaining the entire time. This video was a breathe of fresh air! Everything I need in a review video, fantastic job! Everyone in this video was so positive and actually made me excited to go to Mardi Gras at Universal!! Thank you all for doing such a good review, I hope you get the appreciation you deserve!!!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it, Kate! Thank you for the support!
Yes I saw a good bit of the other video and I was just like… this is way too long and some good info but also way too much info
Lol. Taylor says… “ I like coconut, but not COCONUT” 😂
great reviews and high production quality, thanks for sharing this!
It's my pleasure! Thanks for watching!
Thanks, Taylor, for focusing on the new food this year. Your videos are great, like always. Can you remind me what time the booth start opening?
Really looking forward to my first Orlando Informer experience this December. I’ll have to be quick on those tickets when they drop! Good for you “inventing” that thing-it’s genius!
I look forward to welcoming you!
Thanks for the great coverage of all the food!! We only have 1 day to visit this time for us for MG so going to have to be selective on the food sampling!
It's my pleasure!
The food looks so delicious 😋
OMG FINALLY!! I've been waiting on this since mardi gras started!
Glad to finally deliver!
Yay! I’ve been waiting for this video!
It's finally here!
Taylor and the noodle 🤣🤣🤣
Wow all the food look so delicious! Thank you for a great video ❤ can't wait to see more videos
Thank you for your support, Ruthie!
Hi i am one of the kids that zoomed you in ms coogans class and i wanted to say i love your videos :) i am in 5th grade
Hello! Thank you so much!
It all looks so good! And I appreciate the honest reviews. But who decided to give Trevor almost all the hard to pronounce foods?! 😆 You did great Trevor!
Just saw the levettes throwing beads in the parade it was great
I’ve been looking forward to this
It's finally here!
Were the crab filled beignets a return item this year?
Happy you enjoyed our delicious and amazing Puerto Rican food. When i go back to Fl you guys are more than welcomed to come join us to have some delicious homemade Boricua dishes. 😉😁
Thank you for the kind invite!
The okonomiyaki pronunciation was pretty spot on! The seafood flavor may come from the katsuobushi (dried tuna flakes).
Good to know!
You really did try everything! Wow. I wish I'd had the chance to eat more of the food, but I would say I lucked out with a lot of good things.
So glad you got some you enjoyed!
Hi taylor!!
Hi Julie!
Thank you Taylor for the great Orlando Informer event in February. We come from Germany and were able to participate in this time. Do you happen to know if another event of yours is planned for the weekend after the Rock the Universe next year?
Hi Antje! Thanks for joining us in February! Dates for next year have not been set yet.
The mussels at Mama Della's are also amazing!
Thanks for the tip!
So in Canada we call those beaver tails not snow shows. Well, at least east coast Canada dose anyway.
You're a champ for the octopus, because I would never! Otherwise, almost all of these look so amazing and delicious, I think I'd love the fried green tomato po boy because I am addicted to fried green tomatoes! Oh, and that corn, I now need to figure out how to make it at home! Cheers to a great video!
Thank you for watching, Krystle!
What time do the food booth close? We’re driving in on the 16th but not sure if we’ll make it for all the yummy goodness (going to try)
Hi Megan! They close around 30 minutes before the park closes.
@@TaylorStrickland thank you so much! We might just be able to make it then 😍
@@TaylorStricklanddo the booths in CityWalk also close before park close?
Those indian options you can get at nearly any indian restaurant just fyi lol. As an Indian person who is going tomorrow I'm curious to see how they'll measure up to what I get at the restaurants around here.
As someone that lived in Puerto Rico my whole life, that alcapurria looks terrible! 10$? Those cost like 1.50 to 2$!
Present day in Mobile, Alabama was part of Louisiana/New Orleans at the time that Mardi Gras started ( Hello Louisiana Purchase lol) so to say that New Orleans is the birthplace of Mardi Gras is actually correct. ⚜️
No it's not. Mobile is the birthplace. Mobile was established before New Orleans and were already celebrating Mardi Gras.
@@bamacapt115 Yes, Mobile was part of Louisiana at that time lol.
@@bamacapt115 and so I’m not accused of being biased - from the Alabama website: “The town of Mobile and its fort served as the capital of French Louisiana until mid-1711, when the settlement was relocated to the present site of Mobile, Alabama.” What was known as Mobile back then was in Louisiana adjacent to New Orleans. Present day Mobile is not even in the same location
@@robinvjackson yes Mobile was part of the French territory of Louisiana. Doesn't change the fact that Mardi Gras started there and not New Orleans. What territory it's apart of at the time is irrelevant.
7 minute egg just means that it was boiled for 7 minutes which indicates how soft/hard boiled it is, for example, a 6-minute egg has an almost runny yoke
Hi I’m from the 5th grade class that zoom call was cool
It was nice getting to talk with you all!
Hiiiiii
Hey there!
WTH? A true Puerto Rican Piña Colada is supposed to be creamy, like a slush. That's coconut pineapple juice with ice.
Mobile is where the first party took place, and New Orleans is where it first became an official celebration. I randomly got to meet you at the beginning of February by where the Tribute store used to be located. I jotted down your name on my phone to check out your YT channel. Your recommendations to be more the Columbian and Indonesian spots were fantastic. It was lovely to meet you! Also, as a New Orleans native, I must say that going to Universal for Mardi Gras is a much more family-friendly experience. It's actually where we take our kids instead of downtown.
Not true. Mobile was celebrating Mardi Gras before New Orleans was even established.
I was beginning to Taylor didn't do any more videos.
Think
I'm always working on something!
@Taylor Strickland I know. Just kidding.
Lol this Trinidad representation was horrible !!! Pholourie not supposed to have sugar on it 😂😂 and curry crab and dumplings is the dish ! That there is definitely not what we eat 👀 let’s not get started on that doubles