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Indian Local Schools Foreigners How to Eat Thali Properly 🇮🇳
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- Опубліковано 18 сер 2024
- This is how you Eat Indian Thali properly!!! 🇮🇳
Today we went to a Pure Indian Vegetarian Thali Restaurant in Meghalaya, India! 🇮🇳
Our Friend @kyakaruvlogs2784 showed us how to Eat Indian Food Properly and in the right way. For us as German's eating with the Hand is totaly not normal, but we still gave our best, and it was nice to have a local guide us how to do it correct.
Indian Food is so much diverse and Flavorful then all the Other Food Cultures we ever ate!
We really enjoyed the Indian Food Taste and the last awesome day in North East India 🙏🏼🇮🇳
We definitely recommend coming to North East India and try the delicious Food and see the amazing Nature!
Cheers guys!
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Time Stamps:
0:00 Intro
0:52 Explains the Restaurant
1:13 Bamboo Bottle Drink
2:43 Explaining Thali
4:28 Eating Thali
11:07 Dessert
13:18 Mouth Freshner
14:10 Outro
Thank you to the kind gentleman for driving them around, explaining to them about the cultures and lifestyle and taking them to the best restaurants and spots ❤..safe travels Nick and Noah
Thank you!🙏🏼 if you want to support him check out his channel: youtube.com/@kyakaruvlogs2784
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He's such a cool guy. He's a good friend of mine
@@zingwibrothers thanks for the link brothers🎉
@@zingwibrothershe is our Officer in Meghalaya Government.....He is such a good man.
Northeast Indian teaching a German how to eat South Indian food. ❤
This is the beauty of India.
Yes. And he is spot on while explaining them
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Impressed with your host. He has extensive knowledge about his own state as well as the rest of India.
Keep exploring guys and do visit the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.
In our Indian culture, we have a famous Sanskrit dictum, “Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam-“which means the whole world but is a family.🇮🇳❤️🇩🇪
Nice saying
Vasudhaiva Kutumbakam is something coined by BJP .. even BJP doesnt follows this, otherwise all the riots in india never happens during BJP time
@@ajaypappan7961 all riots that occur bcoz hidden layers of mistreatment, injustice and torture is finally getting the light and people are awakening to raise their voice
@@ajaypappan7961 illiterate
@@ajaypappan7961bro stfu and stop doing your propoganda here. This is literally an ancient hindu saying and its creation has nothing to do with any of the political parties.
Very polite n kind hearted young German guys Thnks for touring ,the beautiful tourist spots of Meghalaya
Thank you very much 🙏🏼
Honestly you guys are one of the first people doing India the right way! I’m sitting in berlin watching this and it makes me feel home 🙌🏾
Most funny moment was one of them referred to rasgulla as - he is the lil white brother (of gulab jamun) of another mother... Best description ever.
You both are super positive and spread happiness wherever you go.😊 Your vivid exploration of so many Indian places is truly an honour. Lots of love.
Yeah. He really taught you to eat in Indian style. Eating with hand is hygienic as you wash your hands before you eat. The taste you experience while eating with hand is unique. A sort of muscle exercise and you can feel the hotness of food which stimulates and prepares your brain for what you are going to eat. Don't use spoon to eat rice and curry . Indian thali is a combination of all sorts of tastes as well as a wholesome food with all the required nutrients. But really both of you are Amazing... you people learnt many things. Thanks to Kariko. ❤
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Thank you so much!🙏🏼
Rasam is a good drink for rainy season it protect you from cold n cough
You Zingwi brothers are not merely tourist but authentic explorers ❤
That is the trait which I like about you brothers
If i owned a potato chips company then i would have surely sponsored you guys 😂❤
Haha you’re the man 💪🏼
Thank you for promoting Local name of our place it means so much to us residents and local people of #SOHRA and the State
It's very delicious food,ur guide really nice explaining hw to eat food,in india every mom preparing fresh chapati,paratha fr lunch n dinner fr her family..daily variety vegitable cook serve family...u people njoy food & trip❤
In Northeast we don't eat as much chapati or paratha as compared to rice. We mostly eat it outside if we miss our meal at home.
Yes it was really good we enjoyed it such a diverse and full proper meal 💪🏼
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@@zingwibrothers😊
Great natural atmosphere ❤
Thank you🙏🏼
The custom of eating with hands in India has a deep cultural, historical, and scientific significance. Here are some reasons behind the Indian science of eating with hands:
Connection with food: Eating with hands creates a direct physical connection between the food and the individual. It enhances the sensory experience of eating by allowing one to feel the texture, temperature, and consistency of the food before putting it into the mouth. This tactile experience can lead to a greater appreciation and enjoyment of the meal.
Touch and taste receptors: The hands are covered with touch receptors that can sense the texture and temperature of food. When the hands come into contact with the food, these receptors send signals to the brain, enhancing the overall taste experience. The combination of touch and taste creates a more wholesome eating experience.
Mindful eating: Eating with hands often encourages mindful eating practices. It promotes slower and more conscious eating, giving the brain ample time to register feelings of satiety. As a result, people may be less likely to overeat and more in tune with their body's hunger cues.
Improved digestion: The act of touching the food with hands is believed to trigger the release of digestive juices and enzymes in the stomach. This is thought to improve digestion and assimilation of nutrients. Additionally, certain traditional Indian meals are served on banana leaves, and the hands may aid in mixing different dishes to enhance flavors and digestibility.
Cultural and spiritual significance: In Indian culture, food is considered sacred, and eating is often seen as a spiritual act. Using hands to eat is believed to show respect and gratitude towards the food and its source. It is also believed to maintain a connection with cultural heritage and traditional practices.
You can squeeze the "rosgulla"( white one) to remove its extra syrup.
It Will lessen its sweetness.
Thanks for sharing, it was really sweet!
@@zingwibrothersit's called sponge rosgulla because it's porous and feels like sponge. It's a specialty of Kolkata where you're heading.
The white chewy sweet is the only sweet in the world where you can adjust the sweetness as you want. It is like a sponge. So squeeze out the sugar syrup and adjust the taste as you like it. It is called Rosogolla.
Drinking Pepsi in bamboo is epic bros 👍🤩👍
The way you are exploring in simple unglamorous way is quite motivating for other even Indians to explore these places . Well done young men
Thank you that’s what we try to do/show 🙏🏼
Exactly! Being Indian I also feel reluctant to travel to various places but thels channel definitely is changing my mindset even for me as an introvert who doesn't like to travel much.
Gangtok, Sikkim is a must go place in North East India .
Also in Kolkata, please make videos on "New town"/"Salt Lake City"
It's modern 😊
As we have a lot of heavy foods in our cuisine, we invented a number of sides and after meal sweeteners that help in digestion 😅
Yes so much
It's very pleasure to see you both everyday with your amazing videos, definitely, when you leave India that would be so sorrowful. We will miss you a lot.... ❤🙏🇮🇳💖
Thank you! But we will stay a little longer and definitely also come back in some later trips
I work in IT company and with German colleagues, My manger name is Pascal.. The way you speak reminded him..😊
I didn't know that Germans like potatoes this much, we INDIANS also like potatoes.😋
Whaaaattt? You don’t know German potato ?😂 we really enjoy that it’s here in India so available 👍🏼
@@zingwibrothers 😋👍🏻
great goin Karikor...when i visit sometimes, would love to meet you and go for a Thali.
Hope you are doing well.
Give me a buzz when you are here 👍
When I visited there I ate at that same hotel , there masala dosa was phenomenal
Very good brother❤
Thank you brother 🙏🏼🇮🇳
Nice..take help from locals we are always ready 😊
Respect for all the womens those are serving there.
Nice guidance u have..
Enjoy..
Thnk for visited in our meghalaya
Visit again any others places of meghalaya
In South India, we mash the rice nicely with our fingers and then add in the rasam mixing it into the rice nicely... It has to be like a soupy consistency... If you are a non vegetarian it goes well with a dry chicken or meat fry... On a cold rainy day, comfort food and for a cold it is very good... Rasam is best in south India... We eat the rice using our fingers, it makes the rice taste better
Hot Rassam can be quite spicy for a beginner ... but it packs quite a punch against sore throats and cold. Plus its a good digestive.
Good job both of you 🎉🎉
Thank you!
12:34 That is a Rasgulla..The Rasgulla is better than any other sweet because it has many benefits :
1 Rasgulla is made of Indian cottage cheese which provides you with protein and calcium.
2. Rasgulla is low in calories.
3. Provides medicinal benefits such as providing relief in stomach aches and aids in digestion.
4. Good source of protein and calcium.
5. Rich in Antioxidants.
6. Low in fat and cholesterol.
7. Among most of the other Indian sweets, Rasgullas are relatively light on the body and provides instant energy.
The primary ingredients that go into the making of Rasgullas are cheese curds ( Chenna) and Semolina..So, the nutritional benefits of Rasgullas are derived from these two ingredients.
Cheena in Ragulla provides multiple health benefits such as
1. Helps in building muscles and overall growth.
2. Strengthens the bones and teeth.
Cheena is made of curd milk so it is a good source of calcium too..Calcium is an essential mineral required for healthy bones and teeth.. Besides this, Vitamin D present in milk helps in maintaining strong bones.
3. Apart from this, cheena is good for heart health and improves digestion.
4.Also, chenna in Rasgulla is Good for people trying to lose weight.
As no frying is involved in the preparation of Rasgulla and the sugar syrup used is very thin in consistency, it's less in calories compared to other Indian sweets. This makes it a great sweet dish to have when you are trying to lose weight.
Therefore , " Rasgulla is far better than Gulab Jamun which is just a ball of fat and sugar."
Fact : Kolkata city in India is world famous for it's Rasgulla ..If you want to taste the best Rasgulla, go to kolkata city.
ZingwiBrothers you guys should Thank you your Meghalaya guide by inviting him to Germany and show him around Europe? 😄
*loads of love from Karnataka Bangalore...I'm waiting for you guys to come to Bangalore as soon as possible...I'm happy to host to guys❤*
Costly Thali ! 🤣😁😂
Proper eating guidance by indian man
I am from India 🇮🇳 so I liked your all videos and comments
love u brothers for the lovely videos n u enjoying our food
Awsome service,well maintained,well hygenic too especially for the lady with respecteable dress good job ...
In.Shillong there is no cast system so you are free to eat with your right hand or your left hand no problem.🤣🤣🤣
The man was such a kind n sweet guy ❤
It’s satisfying watching a well eaten thali 😊
Gulab jamun and rasgulla may both be milk based sweets and are also similar in shape, but they are very different in how they are prepared and in taste as well.
Congratulations.It was very necessary.best luck bro.
Dienen Video sind wirklich großartig und sehr interessant, besonders die aus Kerala, Ich liebe es
One Thing is sure "you guys will come again or want to come again to India.
Good correct explanation..how to eat from where to start etc..
I like your vids, gentlemen!
Very rare tourists explore North East Indian, a very underrated place is north east india untapped place even more beautiful places compared to rest of India and lots of diversity .
Super underrated, but super beautiful
Your vlogs is all over the place.
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♥️ love you bro ❤️🇮🇳
When you eat food with your hands, it's like feeding all your 5 senses with those 5 fingers. Something which is not possible when eating with a spoon and a fork
Nice food and good to know how to eat Thali😁
Hello brother's please come to the rajasthan state (Royal state rajasthan)and you visit great Indian thar desert and oldest king place and Fort also and world famous rajasthani food just like a dal bati and a visit the udaipur the city of lakes and visit jaisalmer for injoy camel safari and others 😊
Love you guys. Food in India is one of the best experiences. Especially when you learn how to eat it properly. But why the spoon with the rice guys? That must also be eaten with hand.
Ooh that lovely Bamboo container
Please also explore the uttar Pradesh and it's foods nd also explore the all temples plz also come to the Banaras and see their ganga aarti nd ayodhya also thankyou🌸🫂
Love you bro
I love❤ my country 🇮🇳
0:17 they stole his hat 🤣
Don't use bamboo, bcoz if it's moist, fungal will germinate inside the bottle, since it's wood
Visit Mawryngkhang: the scariest bamboo trek in India at Wahkhen, Meghalaya
i recommend you guys to go to rishikesh and do river rafting . it is so cheap and safe .
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Nick, mi piace tanto la tua borraccia bambù ❤
try visiting sikkim it needs some special permission which is easy to get to view the ultimate buddhist culture in India
If you guys are coming back to Guwahati do try Guwahati ropeway, and Brahmaputra river cruise. And also visit Brahmaputra River Heritage center. All of these places are in same location.
Yes we definitely will come back to all the north east so much more to explore!
Awesome video ❤ u
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Eating with hands allows for a direct tactile connection between the food and the senses in the fingers and palms. This tactile experience can enhance the enjoyment of food and help individuals fully appreciate the texture, temperature, and consistency of what they are eating.
Triggers the release of saliva and digestive enzymes in the mouth. The tactile interaction with food stimulates the digestive system, which can aid in breaking down the food and preparing it for further digestion in the stomach and intestines.
Individuals are more likely to eat smaller, manageable portions at a time. This can lead to better portion control and potentially reduce overeating.
Eating with hands can promote a sense of mindfulness during meals. Being physically engaged with the food can help individuals focus on their eating experience and be present in the moment, reducing distractions and potential overconsumption. Also make people more conscious of their personal hygiene and the cleanliness of the food they consume. Touching food directly can lead individuals to be more mindful of washing their hands thoroughly before eating.
While it's easy to eat a small/medium sized Gulab-Jamun whole in one bite, it is not easy to eat similar size Rasgulla in single shot (in fact, I have never seen any Indian eat a whole Rasgullah of that size) ... normally, we cut out small pieces with spoon and eat it ... and you can adjust the sweetness by squeezing out some of the sugar syrup by pressing that piece with the spoon against the bowl.
We are also going in octobar nice information ❤❤🎉
780 is like expensive 😢...
But there is refill ❤😊
Kolkata is famous for rosogulla(white one)
Don't forget to try famous rosogulla of Kolkata
Oooooh yeah you did right finally 🎉🎉🎉
Ohhhh yeahhhh
Brother go to manglore and visit nosh restaurant near bendoor wel manglore 🎉
This is good but there is more easy way to eat thali or Indian food. Like if food like veggies, dal, rajma etc.or sweet like rasgulla or gulab jamun serving you in small bowl no need to put this separate in your plate you can have it directly from the bowl but if there is buffet system then you can put it in your plate.
Will definitely visit Meghalaya
You guy and true forgneri good bless you
welcome to india bro
You can squeeze out the sweet liquid called chashani, from the rasgolla & gulab jamun, if you prefer less sweetness.
Good learners...hope with women too!
Best Guide ever @Sir Karikor
Yes best man
Post google maps that area.. Restaurant
You should visit Andaman and Nicober island also
At last u learn how to eat with hands 😂 ❤
Veri nais Indian fod tangs garmani 💐
Hey my dear brothers as i noticed 780 is Very expensive for thali. whenever u plan to visit North India pls come to me at Chandigarh.i really want to host you with best Indian foods
You can just sip rassam 😊 ...
“We are the potato country” 🤣🤣🤣
NR 1
Super megalaya
Whenever I try anything new, try bit, like pouring in rice, taste, if like it, then pour more.
Really good
I think you should visit uttarakhand.
There you will find tigers and leopards walking on the roads.
Still both of you need to learn a lot more about thali eating, you did better than sadiya ❤
Haha okay😂 this feels for us like science 😆 what should we do different ?
The sugar in Pepsi will stick to bamboo
N later fungus will grow their
So be careful