Tribal People Try Cheese For The First Time
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"This is cheddar cheese, and it was first made in France"
The British town of Cheddar would like a word.
😂😂😂
Bri’ish be like : I loik to have a word with you ma’ate, I tell you wot yeah, yuh are a muppet.
I can imagine my British mates going "bruv...🤦🏻♂️" at this 😆 as a Frenchman I have no qualm in saying that good cheddars or good stiltons are up there with the bests!
British ppl be like: oi bruv we brits made cheddar on a chewsday innit
So many great cheeses here in Britain
As a dutch person, I'm shocked you made them eat the wax. 😂
I thought the same!
Exactly! No wonder it tasted like vaseline
@@RinaJosscy lha nyasar🗿
The red thing is the wax!
Sometime it's confusing! Why don't they provide them necessary info
Production team, the red wax is used to prevent the cheese from drying out. It’s not meant to be eaten!
Thanks for the tip!☺️
Yeah, I really wish they'd do just a teeny bit more research into the way the foods they try are meant to be eaten.
There have been a few episodes where it seems like nobody involved had any idea the way it was meant to be consumed and, if only they had, probably everyone would've been able to enjoy them much better.
Maybe they still wouldn't have liked them, but at least the foods would've had a better chance, if they'd been eaten right.
Poor guy ate the gouda with the wax and everything, now I will need to try it with the wax on it too!
Naaah it didn't work in the oven . . . .
Right, they know it is wax from the name. They should know to have them remove the wax.
Dude said it tastes like vaseline. My man... You ate wax, dawg! Lol and no one stopped him! Lmfao!
Finally it makes sense!! I always hear them say a word in their language they sounds like “cheese” and it means “thing”. Thank you, Manzoor for explaining!! I thought I was imagining things!
Cheez... a thing.. And while cheese is food !
Urdu right?
No its hindi
@@unclegardener yes urdu
@FBI-Federal Bureau of Investigation urdu and hindi are mostly the same so ye it's both of them
Ismail liking the taste of blue cheese really caught me off guard...then he goes on to diss Cheddar cheese...ROFL 😂
he must have a foot fetish ?
My dad is the same. Likes roquefort but hates cheddar
WHY DID THEY LET THEM EAT THE WAX???!!!
This
@@Keyee1 Hahaha, I though the same 😁🤣
Dear production team - WHY don't you tell them how to eat things the right way?! Like why werent they told the red part on the gouda cheese is WAX and they shouldn't eat it.
I have noticed that the production team doesn’t tell them how to eat. In the past videos, they didn’t tell them how to eat sushi, sashimi, taco, or how to use fork or chopsticks. I was angry at first but then I realize that this will create a unique experience for them. I think this test human ability to work things around. We eventually figure out things. Like they probably learned to remove wax from now on.
Made me mad. It's like letting them eat the styrofoam from a sandwich. Not only are they not trying the food when it's adulterated, but it's bad for them. What were they thinking??
@@Shaybaed What do I care about testing their human ingenuity? I want to see how they like food that I have also experienced.
@@Shaybaed oh come on lets not treat them like primitives for our entertainment by testing their ability to figure things out. When we travel to a new country or experience a new culture we are requested to eat the right way in order to get the most out of it. And this channel is about their reaction to foods and flavors, not testing their skills.
Maybe they don't know either.
I bursted with laughter when she said “what, she didn’t feed him???” 😆😆😆😆😆
I mean, to be fair, the guy was gone for 4 months. I would hope SOMEONE fed him at some point over all that time...
in there culture men should do most of the outdoor jobs while women take care of indoor things like cooking , cleaning , kids etc
Who else wishes THEY could be there, offering foods and making sure the food is the way it ought to be served?
What would you give them?
Gouda without wax
@@alicegauteng2358 Actual cottage cheese.
Empanadas like my mother makes 😋
Churros and real chocolate.
Sweet potatoes pie. 😋
Blue cheese: * exists *
Mehboob: This is highly unacceptable!
lol
I completely agree with him!
He is soooo low class. Eats EVERYTHING with his fingers and has a fork right in front of him. Show him how to eat properly. Educated people live longer. Figure it out an easier way and know more about what to eat and not to eat. And if it is spoiled or not. Some things like blue cheese seem like it's not edible when it is.
Shaanti: "Cottage Cheese. It was the best. Felt like drinking milk before going to bed."
What a great description.
I can't even remember trying that cheese and now I want to try it. It should be in the adverts.
Isn't she so innocent 😇
The lady's point of concern was not that he ate a rotting food but that the girl didn't feed him. Lol she's like 'He followed her hungry but she didnt feed him!!!!???' 😂😂😂
Easy to imagine why it didn't work out between them two.
Yea, that was too funny.
Good girl, unlike most western broads
Well, if the lady had fed him even a little over the 4 months, maybe he wouldn't be so hungry he'd risk eating the blue cheese lol
That is the consequence of being raised in the land of Layla and Majnu and Heer and Ranjha. We do take romanticism to the next level :))
I already knew they won't like it 🤣 I just came to see their hilarious reaction
Same!
Any Fudanshi here?
They got taste buds of childrens!
@@marguisil woah we got an adult with adult taste buds right here...
Same
I love how the one guys like "how can someone like rotten food? To me that person is weird" - cuts to the next guy " i think this tastes really good" lol 😆
“In our childhood, we used to vomit after taking medicines forcefully. I taste exactly like that!” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
It was a given they'd hate the blue cheese, it's quite a culture shock 😅 but there was so much wrong in this video...how could you let them eat the wax from the Gouda? And that mozzarella...a bad scarmoza maybe. And cheddar? Not from France, but thanks for the credit 😆
wouldn't have changed their opinion much anyway
A fresh mozzarella would've went over better. Aged mozzarella is better in pasta lol.
Parmigiano Reggiano would have been much better than old mozzarella.
I agree, you don't eat the wax or any covering is preserve the cheese.
I can't be mad at them Anthony 😂😂 I hate blue cheese as well 🤢🤢 The smell is horrible. But brother can't get enough of it.😄❤ I just don't understand it.
Why is no one talking about how iconic it is when the lady in the red shawl says 'VIP', it cracks me up every time and I love her-!
T shirts with her and VIP under her image please.
She also says 'ok bye tata' 😂 that's the best closing ever.
She's my favorite, too. And she always says, "bro."
She is so chill.
@@dahutful Yeah but I'm not sure if she really says "Bro". Muslims called other Muslims "brother" and "sister" which is really charming so maybe the person writing the English captions just uses "bro". On the other hand, I'm not sure she's even Muslim though :D
C'mon. Tribal people should not eat wax for entertainment. This goes beyond people trying foreign stuff and rather a mockery of these people.
This is what I thought. They aren't some live action museum exhibit on primative people.
Makes me think they leave them uninformed on purpose for some convoluted reason.
Considering the number of Americans I know who don't know you don't eat the wax it doesn't bother me much.
I kind of wonder if the presenters are familiar enough with European cheeses to know what they were doing. I mean, the dull knives they got are literally called cheese knives. They're for spreading soft cheese.
@@wilosaur As an American, I started to get offended, and then I remembered that I have idiot friends who have done this.
agree!
"They rot it for so long and then it becomes good?"
Yeah, pretty much.
If that's his reaction to gouda, I wonder what his reaction to Surströmming would be. Then again, let's not traumatize the guy.
@@DivineFalcon Dude, that's just evil.
What about hákarl?
Munches on the wax around the Gouda. "Feels like I'm eating vaseline." That's a nasty prank to play on them.
I was watching the Thanksgiving episode yesterday, and I saw some of the tasters eating a big honking tablespoon of cranberry sauce like it was Jello or something. Yeah, that’s mean. Tell them it’s a condiment. Would you let them do that with mustard?
@@kellyalves756 This is the first I've ever heard of cranberry sauce being a condiment. In my own experience, it's always been a side dish.
"I feel like I'm eating Vaseline." - Mehboob 2021
How does he know what vaseline tastes like? maybe he's been experimenting in the bedroom🤣
Yes, the fact that these sweet people know what Vaseline is .... but not Doritos, McDonalds, coffee, and most chocolates. Is quite telling actually, = marketing done right Vaseline.
Beacuse he ate the red wax with the cheese 🤣
That wins the internet!! 😄
They made them eat the wax for some reason, that's like eating candles
Bro you really let them eat the red wax/plastic? How evil... + its 1000% no Mozzarella Cheese guarantee you
Yes, that shocked me, too. Cheese rind is one thing, wax is another. And I've never seen hard, yellow mozzarella.
Letting him eat the cover of the cheese without telling them not to is really messed up.
Let them try official Mozzarella di Buffala, they will like it
Im pretty sure the red wax is edible. They still should have told them to remove it before tho.
i guess the staff didnt know you shouldnt eat the red wax too
Señor Mehboob has turned in to a savage right in front of our eyes!!
Mehboob: Whoever likes this type of cheese is weird to me!
Ismail: I love this cheese!
😂
Upvoted for your name alone. Me encantan los prietos.
😂😂😂😂
He’s always been a savage!
Mehboob is the uncle we always want to see at holidays, because you know he's going to say something about Aunt Karen's latest concoction that has everyone but her rolling.
"Do their buffaloes give blue milk?" 😆😂👌
This lady who keeps saying 'bro' and 'VIP' or 'VVIP' always cracks me up
I like how the lady says it's VIP.
Yeah, it's a common slang in India and probably Pakistan too, akin to calling something 'bougie' or 'fancy'. I have a couple of Indian friends that use it all the time and it always makes me laugh because in English we only use it to describe a person, and even then it's getting a little dated outside certain industries. But they'll use it to describe anything up market, especially if it's too up market for them. I've even started using it myself! 😂
Cheese was invented as a way of storing milk. People who live where it's warm enough that the cows make milk all year, don't bother to make cheese. Maybe Mustafa eats cheese though, since his people live in the mountains.
Very interesting. I was wondering why those people don't know any cheese because it's so mainstream where i'm from. Thank you
Where ya from stranger?
i dont think pakistan and such mountain countries have much cows but they herd goats ,, cows needs water and alot of food ,, haloomi cheese is made from goat milk but i dont know if those people make or know that cheese or not
@@Techie1224 yeah I bet Mustafa has something like that. I know he keeps goats and not cows because they're better at surviving there.
@@Techie1224 Ohhhh, haloumi is so good!
Boy. They really didn't think the Red Wax Cheese was that Gouda.
None of the cheese really blue them away...
@@macalauresmuse Badump tiss..
😄
Had to be done
I ate a bit of the red wax when I didn't know better-before the internet...it actually wasn't bad..
If that was Italian Mozzarella, I'm an Eskimo! Don't mention the name of Italy in vain!
Right! Mozarella is never that stiff and hard! Made me mad
I thought the same.
Was thinking exactly the same 😂😂
by how hard it was and the salty taste, it was probably parmiggiano
@@SarcastSempervirens no parmiggiano is crumbly, this looked like rubber
“Why didn’t you bring the spiky spoon?” 🤣🤣 omg my heart is melting 💜
Im yelling at my screen "Don't eat the wax!"
Me too, lol
Me too.... 😭😭😭
blue cheese was a bold choice. they should have been warned it has a really strong flavor, and to try first with very little .
they literally did warn about it having fungus and stinking
I was hoping they’d try bleu cheese. I knew the reactions would be interesting!
Could have perhaps served it with something sweet like honey to take off the rough edges in terms of flavour
I'm not even mad he turned down the blue cheese. Smart move. He would've thrown up everywhere lol
The least you could've done is tell them to not eat the red wax in gouda!
you shouldnt have let them eat the wax. that was mean.
it was very brave of them to try to blue cheese. i love blue cheese esp but i was wincing since it does have a strong flavor. it smells like feet and unwashed balls. i salute them and i hope they are paid very well for their video appearances and the torture they are put through.
Love the channel, but there is a saying where I live "Never cut cheese with a dull knife.". Reason? You need a sharp knife to cut cheese. A dull knife slips, and you can easily injure yourself. Please be careful with this in the future. Maybe when Mehboob asked for a sharper knife, he knew this. You should give them sharper knives next time. Seriously. Just want to offer some constructive criticism.
PS: Just a safety concern, all in love!
Thats not a knife, this is a knife.
- That is not a knife! That is a spoon!
- Ohhhh, I see you watched the movie too!
@@nachisuper got crocodile dundee and Simpson references now lol
Yeah, I'd have understood if it wad for really soft cottage cheese but giving that kind of knife for cheddar is just weird.
Granted that knife seriously looks like a spoon. I don't think it could cut flesh.
@@matthewteo3111 I like the wire cheese cutters
I would have LOVED to see Mustafa’s reaction to this one 😂 he’s good with the roasting
Lol true
@@Reactistan why don't you teach them properly before giving them things or you're too uneducated for these things giving them wax coated things not informing to avoid that part!
Mustafa would have formed a cohesive argument as to why bleu cheese is the product of a pact with Iblis gone wrong. XD
This is going to be in points;
1. Research more. Just a simple search on UA-cam would have helped you give them the right equipment to eat.
2. Why don't you tell them or guide them on how to eat. Not everything is to be eaten by shoving it in the mouth, some foods have a certain way.
3. Ask for help if you need it. If you are uncertain about a certain cultural reference or need help, you can always ask using the POST options, We will comment and we will help.
4. All of the above may sound like a rant but I care about this channel and its impact on how foreigners view our country. It is only because I care about it that I have taken time to write all of this. I want this to succeed.
5. Add in the bloopers. Everyone loves them.
6. Love this channel. Pakistan Zindabad.
Are you referring to those biscuits or breads on side
@@carlosmanoba He's referring to multiple things. The gouda isn't supposed to be eaten with the red wax. The knives are way to blunt and small. The cheeses are too hard. Poor description: cow, milk, and country, that's it. Poor translation that don't grasp the concept of what the participant was trying to get across. Overall horrible video. The bread is a small detail.
The whole thing was a blooper.
@@wearytrader535 You can cut cheese with a butter knife just fine. Some cheeses are hard and I'm not sure what else you need to know aside from the milk and region?
@@Eargesplitten-Loudenboomer I didn't say butter knives don't work on cheese. I'm saying THEIR butter knives don't work on THEIR cheese. Believe it or not, there's such a thing as as cheese knife.
There's more to cheese than "milk and region". There's historical context, there's international sentiment about the cheese, there's a whole process to prepare them. Milk and region isn't descriptive at all.
Do you work for these people or something? This was obviously a poorly prepared experiment.
Letting them eat the gouda with the wax - is this a lack of respect for your countrymen or just pure and huge ignorance on your part? In any case, this completely repelled me from the channel.
Well, they thought those cubes were cottage cheese, so they don't seem to know a lot about cheese.
@@domeshine69 It's an Indian cottage cheese called paneer.
I knew they would hate the blue cheese. I actually quite like blue cheeses, especially crumbled in a salad, but it’s definitely an acquired taste.
I would like to experience this medicine that tastes like mozzarella.
Try a really good imported provolone cheese, not the stuff sliced for sandwiches, then you will understand the vomit comment. Provolone and mozzarella are made by the same techniques. I grew up eating both, but it's an acquired taste if you're not used to it.
@@WaysideArtist Hey, provolone is one of the best cheeses out there. Don't compare it to vomit!
;)
It is genuinely interesting to see people not used to eating cheese describe the taste. I'm so used to eating cheeses that they have a base 'cheese' flavour which each one develops from. It's interesting to think of how to describe their tastes without this experience of a 'cheese' base
The idea of cheese isn't foreign to them, it's the idea of aging it and bacteria and molds fermenting it. They are probably only used to pressed non aged cheese like paneer which has the taste and texture of tofu. They should have given them a really mild cheese.
@@jaredf6205 a salient point. I was being outrageously presumptive. My apologies.
Now they are trying things that even our urban people haven't tried....
Up next Tribal people try sky diving!
What are you talking about? It's just cheese. Everyone has eaten those cheese presented in the video.
@@英語わかりません he means in Pakistan
@@Jay-qt6xu Oh yeah.
@@英語わかりません what part of "our" did u not understand?
He is right about the smell of the blue cheese to a used rag. I never knew the story behind it. I never cared for it until now that I am 40. I found out it tastes good on a salad with apples, cranberries, pecans, and chicken; it tastes good with buffalo spicy chicken also. Gouda is a hard cheese. Mexico has really good cheese. Oaxaca cheese is really good melted on a tortilla. Cotija cheese is crumbled and really good on beans. Queso fresco you can use on tortillas or crumble up both. The kids like to eat sliced American cheese, it's simple but reminds me of plastic lol. And, our cottage cheese comes in a container and isnt like cheese at all, more like milk, and good with black pepper. There is a cheese called Vat17 I believe, it is good because of the salt content, but it's very expensive and I don't know what one would put it on.
tell me if im right, you like blue cheese on buffalo spicy chicken sandwiches from buffalo wild wings
@@StopFlaggingVideos no. Wild wings cost too much. It's cheaper to make at home.
@@crystaltullis8499 ah. I said that because BWW was the only place I ever saw a blue cheese spicy Buffalo chicken sandwich and I thought your comment was too specific it had to be BWW
@@StopFlaggingVideos someone was resently telling me about Hooters wings that they're larger sized chicken pieces. I've never been, but am curious to try it. I want to see if the chicken is really as big as they say it is. I like Dominoes Hot Wings, I like the sauce they use.
"Lovers in the past were real deal. Lovers of today will ditch the girl rather than eating this cheese." I like her sense of humor.
Ma'am, we sit down to eat a salad with this in it, and olives, and onions, and then have to eat a mint for the bad breath. Lol
The wide range of reactions to cheddar is really fascinating. One person describes it as too sweet, one describes it as too salty, one describes it as bland. It's like they're not eating the same thing.
The sweet comment really threw me for a loop...
I think it's because their food is usually organic and fresh, so they taste differently and spot things people in western countries don't realize anymore.
Sorry to say that but we, at least in the West, eat too much blended and artificial food so we can't spot nuances anymore.
@@e.d.3837 bro there is NOTHING sweet about chedda
I think they are eating low quality cheese to begin with.
Tobacco chewing is common, can play havoc with taste senses😂 don't take it on heart, they are simpletons.
I’m sure everyone has already said that you don’t eat the red wax that the cheese comes in, that’s the casing. I’ve never seen cottage cheese look solid, was that maybe Feta cheese? Bleu Cheese is definitely not for everyone, I love it but I know a lot of people don’t. Maybe if they had these different cheeses in a recipe they would like it better. I don’t care what they eat, I just love to see them! 💝
The cottage cheese looked like paneer (which is technically a cottage cheese iirc)
Jay I see, never seen it like that. It looks like Tofu, but makes sense now. Thanks!
Yeah, not all cheeses are meant for straight eating lol! Some are meant to be ingredients. I wouldn't eat blue cheese alone, but in a dip for say, buffalo wings, it's absolute heaven!
RageyRage O right! I like Bleu Cheese in a salad but it’s not for everyone and apparently not for these guys lol
They should have tried Camembert
Cheddar wasn't invented in France! It was invented in Cheddar, England
You beat me to it.
And it has been available in Pakistan for many many decades since the 50s (unlike the Italian cheeses), both in processed form and if you grew up in a cantonement in Pakistan, it was available as proper crumbly cheddar through the armed forces dairy farms. Soooo good. I don't know what kind of cheddar they served here that these guys didn't like it.
@@Marvee78 Seems a different breed of people lives in cantonments.
Funniest part is them shittin on the butter knife 😂😂
I can understand why they are annoyed. Just give them a cheese knife.
It takes time to get used to the taste - it's a process. Many children don't like cheese at first.
Many adults don't like beer, olives or blue cheese at first.. then they try it for a few times and suddenly they realize it actually tastes good 🤷♂️
These people are used to eating different stuff. I didn't like sushi at first but now it tastes great.
Radha has such a soothing vibe to her..her talking legit calms me.. she's sweet and simple and explains well👍🏻
somebody swtiched mozzarela and cheddar for sure ... or something like that.. coz mozarella was hard and salty while cheddar was bland and soft :D :D :D
Love the lady's reaction to blue cheese. Honesty is amazing!
O.K. enough already, Manzoor and Mehboob need their own comedy show. So honest and original. Great instinctual comedic timing. Manzoor with the disarming smile, and Mehboob has a natural deadpan that comedians would kill for. I just want them both to know they have taught me so much and am eager to learn more. I just know funny when I see it. Roll with it my friends.
This taught me a great thing, all the posh and high class the elite enjoy are not really that great when u feed them to simple people who are the embodiment of original humans. Whereas what the simple people eat one can build empires on rather than only et everyday .. this is amazing .. long live simplicity and the simple!
Bullshit, posh or simple, cheese tastes great.
I wish i didnt like cheese, nothing like parmesan on pasta and mozzarella on pizza
@@bob1builder100 i also add parmesan on hot and spicy all meat pizza 🍕
cheese isnt posh or high class, It is and always has been for everyone especially as a way for farmers to save milk from spoiling. of course if you never ate cheese into adulthood you wouldnt like it same with fish or moluscs.
"looks like a bald guy's head has been dyed"😂😭
The urs version of this statement is hilarious
Why did you guys not tell them it is western paneer/peynir? They would all know the word peynir or paneer if they know urdu. I mean most cottage cheese is like our desi paneer.
At least in Canada and the US, cottage cheese usually refers to curds and whey. It is wet and creamy and there are little cheese curds. The taste is mild but a bit sour. It's relatively low in calories and high in protein, so it's a popular weight loss/fitness food. It's quite polarizing, a lot of people like it but a lot of people don't. I find it to be too slimy.
*Thank you!* I just _knew_ cheese was a thing over there, but was utterly baffled when they said they never tried to translate the word “cheese.”
Now I can actually settle down and watch this wax-eating all the other comments are going on about.
@@esthers3906 Try draining off the whey (which is actually really good in baking, or cooking rice). You can give it a rinse or two as well. It takes on a really nice texture.
"For me, the person with such mentality is weird"
...
"I like its taste"
Lol
? He didnt even liked it
@@vegah4432 Are you slow or something? Mehboob didn't like it, no, but somebody else did, (Ismail) those are quotes from two different people...smh...
Bro they hated that blue cheese with a passion 😂
This is so interesting to me! The vast majority of people in the west including myself are obsessed with cheese, and they for the most part don’t like any of them 😂
Cottage Cheese is called Paneer in Urdu and is widely consumed throughout Pakistan. One famous dish being Palak Paneer (Spinach with Cottage Cheese).
When they showed the cottage cheese I thought that doesn't look like American cottage cheese which is more milky and used more in baking. I thought it looked like paneer as well
It's not what we call cottage cheese. It's in block form
@ZayedG Haroon Yes, most Lahories prefer Aalu Palak and Palak Gosht. But still Palak Paneer is a dish widely consumed in many households throughout Pakistan. Keep in mind that our cuisine is extremely diverse, what you might see a lot in one city might not be available in an other. For instance, while I was in Lahore I couldn't find Biryani that tasted like the one being served in Karachi.
@@flamingpieherman9822 You thought correctly.
@ZayedG Haroon What is wrong with you bhai? Just because it isn't cooked in your house doesn't mean no one eats it, come out of your little bubble.
Here is a list of few restaurants which will serve you Palak Paneer in *Lahore*, go try it or stop them because according to you NO ONE HAS IT IN PUNJAB
Local Eatery, DHA Phase 3
Jug Mug, DHA Phase 2
Spice Bazar, Tipu Road
BBQ Tonight, DHA Phase 3
Andaaz, Shahi Mohalla
Tabaq, Lakshmi Chowk
Dera, Qaddafi Stadium
Bundu Khan, DHA Phase 3
1:20 : "kisi ganje ko rang diye ho" LMAO I'M DEAD 😭😭😂😂😂
Cheddar cheese comes from England not France! The town of Cheddar, Somerset...
Yeah i yelled that at the screen!
Wars have been started between France and England for less!
Bless a these people for being daring enough to try so many new kinds of food. Love the honest opinions.
Every time you try to make them look foolish, like eating the wax, I will give a thumbs down on the video-shame on you.
Another lovely video. Cheddar is from England, not France, though.
"If you call me for this again, I wont come..." (Paraphrasing) That lady is legend. She is so open about most things but I really don't blame her on this shoot. Blue cheese even for most of us is an acquired taste. I like baby blue cheese. Regular blue is good in very small doses and added to lift flavor of things. But to eat in it's own with a cracker, I couldn't do it myself.
Exactly, or in a blue cheese dip, of some sort or perhaps crumbled in small amounts on a salad it is excellent.
I can eat chunks of the funkiest. Wish I had some now
@@Marvee78 Try the same salad adding some candied walnuts...they take some of the intensity of the blue cheese off though I'm happy with either Roquefort or Gorgonzola, a bit less happy with Danish Blue.
@@MariOlsdatter1919 torte de dolcelatte is wonderful
I used to not eat blue cheese, now I love it on my steaks etc.. wish i had some now
Painful. Give them apple pie, Lays chips, and any kind of chocolate. This is torture! “I’m eating with left hand,” the pretty lady says. You know how she feels about cheese 😂
I noticed and guffawed at that, too.
😂😂😂
I love her!!
True, I was like "Dang, that's a bad insult! She really hates it..."
Their tastebuds are out of this world. To know what milk it is made out of , if it has butter or ghee etc...WOW!!
Eh, if the curds are pressed together, it's not "cottage cheese", it's called "farmer's cheese". In cottage cheese, the curds are broken up and light cream and salt are stirred in. You can buy either large curd, or small curd cottage cheese. Sometimes fresh chives are added, or bits of chopped veggies, but cottage cheese is not something you slice and eat on crackers.
Priceless advice at the end. This was a good idea for a video! I'm glad you did this. I love cheese and even stinky Roquefort, so I was laughing my butt off when they tried the blue cheese. Apparently cheese acha cheez nahi hain 😜
“He was hungry, didn’t she give him anything to eat?”- grade AA+ wife material right there.
Imagine how mustafa would react trying these cheese 😂
There's no tiny piece of bun to sample so he wouldn't have an opinion on it.
@@01DOGG01 hahahahaha!!!
As someone who tends to hate eating cheese not in dishes, have them try fresh Mexican cheese (casero). It's the only cheese I can eat as a snack.
I live in Pakistan and I've never tired Blue cheese 😩
been looking so blue cheese in stores!
Missing mustafa and peer Jaan also
And ameeta
@@niklasmeropor2683 salt queen, I love her!!! She is pretty and sassy! She needs her own channel.
For me cheese is best enjoyed if it’s melted
Preferably slightly toasted, too.
They should do a few dishes with melted cheese. Pizza, lasagna, nachos, Reuben sandwich although that might be much for them.
@@pamelapenick6871 I think they've done pizza and lasagna, but I may be confusing this channel with Tribal People Try. But fondue would be a good idea for sure.
100% give them credit on the blue cheese. That stuff is potent.
The gentleman who compared the flavor to the aftertaste after vomiting had it spot-on. But for Blue Cheese - not mozzarella.
My messed up eyes and brain read the title as "Various Chinese" and I was like whaaat?
Please don't attack me 😭
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You should have given them a cheesecake. They probably would have liked that.
@@bellch87 cheesecake video done, they loved most of it.
This cheese is mockery of our cheese in our village we make it with goat's milk
@Yuvraj Sharma see this cheese is mockery of our paneer
@Yuvraj Sharma God knows what they put in this cheese
@Spartan , Feta cheese? Yum! I want some!
The red gouda wax isn't *supposed* to be eaten, but it's perfectly safe to eat. It just passes through.
They all liked cottage cheese, which is the worse😂 but they're right, blue cheese is weird. I'm never eating it again after watching this lol
blue cheese is nice if it's not too strong
Cottage cheese is very similar to their paneer cheese, so no wonder they liked it the most. 😊 Also it has nice neutral taste which goes with a lot of things, can be eaten salty, sweet, spicy etc., but on its own it's also nice.
I personally always loved blue cheese the most of all cheese types (funny thing, because I never liked smelly French cheeses and don't wanna eat them 😂), but I know people who dislike it and think it's "too rotten".
Letting people eat wax without telling them they shouldn’t was cruel and unprofessional. The production team, I am so disappointed in you.
I eat fresh mozzarella almost every day. I've never seen a hard, yellow type of mozzarella. And, yes, I gasped when I saw them eat the red wax. *shakes head*
These people are all good sports. Very nice quality in a person.
Who noticed mahboob being intelligent every new vids? Hes going to be the next Mustafa
This mahoob is mockery of me
@@frenne_dilley What's going on? What happened?
I want to see foreigners tasting their culture's food :o I would be happy to join lol
The guy talking about the Blue cheese smelling like a wet cloth is absolutely right. it does smell like that.
Oh the poor dears! I never before thought you could torture someone with cheese, but this video proves otherwise. I hope they aren’t traumatized and come back.
Smells of dirty socks. LOL That is what we say too. I am so surprised they don't like cheese.
Cheese isn't a common food item in pakistani cuisine, let alone the tribal cuisine lol... People here are not fond of cheese, unless it's in pizza or baked pasta 😂
@@moizahmed7392 Yes I know. They need to experiment with some flavors. They might like it. They have animals that could produce some. Maybe they never were taught about it.
Would have loved to see Mustafa's reaction to this.
Something something village something something coal
"Only God knows what's in that cheese"
That's like the 5th video without him...I think he's been replaced for good :(
He wouldn't touch it except maybe the cottage cheese.
"Lovers in this generation will ditch the girl rather than eating this cheese" 😂😂 we may never see her again lol
Do NOT eat the red part, it is a food grade wax used to seal the cheese with a porous outer layer. It isn't intended to be eaten with the cheese.
Cheese is something to enjoy, it's not for everyone, culturally many nations have differing views about cheese, but please next time tell them to remove the wax before eating Gouda😂😂😂... great video.
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It's interesting how other cultures interpret and react to something within my culture (French) which is considered a delicacy and part of our culture
Haha, give them a proper spiked spoon and not a dull butter knife.
They should of given them fruit compote for the cottage cheese! That would of made it so much better! And they should of gave them a caprese salad for the mozzarella!
@4:07 she is absolutely right. Amazing she could tell how its made just by tasting it