I love the slight mix of his accent - he's obviously Italian but when he says "lovely", you can tell he's been living in England for a while. Love him.
Now I'm not a regular panettone eater, but when I come home late at night and it's around Christmas time, I have no problem at all having a good panettone.
if you read this: THANK YOU, I wish you a merry and peaceful christmas (if you celebrate it)! I like this video a lot (but wanted to wait to upload it until christmas), the unpacking and cutting sounds, his Italian accent, the heavy breathing ... (and the amount of wine and cream he puts on the Panettone:)
Merry Christmas and thanks for all your ASMR content on UA-cam. I hope you have a stellar New Year and may the 2020s be a classic decade of improvement for all humanity.
I like that this is real, not one of those clinical kitchens where he behaves according to FDA regulations. Several times he's putting bits of crust in his mouth.
RiP man *(;-;)* 😭. He was the first I’ve watched on how to cook (pasta carbonara)(about a year ago), and only after that I’ve learned that he was already not with us for a few years. Such a sunny 🌞 hooman he was. Con amore dalla Russia ~
I somehow feel like this man is actually Babbo Natale in disguise, and he just has an incredible poker face. "His name...oh yes! Father Christmas, of course..." Meant in all good faith, he seems like a person jolly & kind enough to be Ol' St. Nick up to his usual harmless games lol
To me, this video shows the interesting paradox that is at the heart of Italian culture. If I made this dish, my family would think I was nuts. I cut some dry cake into crude chunks, dizzled wine over top, covered it in unsweetened heavy cream and topped it with candied orange rinds, they would NEVER like it no matter how many times I made it. But this gentleman makes it and you can see how proud he is of his creation and his family probably looks forward to it every year. It's not even a recipe really - and if I'm honest, it probably isn't all that tasty- but he treasures it and his family probably does too and that's the best part. It's so simple and weird but loved like it was a family heirloom. You almost have to have grown up in that culture to truly appreciate it. I wish I could.
You clearly are someone who likes to do alot of listening to himself talk and not alot of listening to others....BECAUSE HE CLEARLY SAID IN THE VIDEO THAT THIS IS THE FIRST TIME HE EVER MADE THIS.
It's Christmas Eve as I type this, and I decided to get myself a loaf of panettone for the first time. I really love how it tastes! Just the mixture of citrus and molasses is a new combination to me. This video inspired me to try it 💖
Love listening to his breathing when he would be doing something reminded of me when I would sleep at a family members house they would be doing something
Panettone was a thing that didn't appear for a long time in west Kerry. I think it was after the war that it became popular and I'm talking about the Second World War
My favorite part of the unintentional asmr community is the cross referencing comments. Like we all watch the same videos and have the same experience 😂😂😂
I was born and raised in New York. I currently live in New Jersey. The neighborhood I grew up in was almost all Jews and Italians. My mother and her side of the family are all Italian, no mixed blood until my generation. Damn near everyone on that side of the family has a Biblical name. AND YET. This is the most Italian thing I have ever seen.
I had the same diagnosis, but it turned out to be an ulcer and a infected gallbladder. For GERD, I've seen some people and health gurus swear by an herb called plantain (it's a weed, not the banana-looking fruit).
I love his enthusiasm combined with his desire to remain seated
😂🙌
The force could rip him in two. Just like a big CHONK of Pannnattteeioooneee
In his case, the leg differential is more than 1/32 inch so he's unable to stand and must remain seated.
He was doing a lot of heath issues, you can tell by the color of his hands. Rest In peace Mr. Carluccio...
After seeing this video, I now feel sure that if I ever came in late at night and felt a bit peckish I would have no trouble making a good panetone
🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
A good square pannetone?
Panettone was never meant to be triangular
Vin Santo is to add moisture to it, a bit like tomatoes
I think it became popular after the war
I love the slight mix of his accent - he's obviously Italian but when he says "lovely", you can tell he's been living in England for a while. Love him.
Alexander Bentley you can hear it when he says lemons as well
And also "candied" love how he says that
@@JennsCorner777 as well as "bits and pieces", which is unapologetically English as a thing to say
R.I.P. Antonio Carluccio
It think it's also noticably English when he says "dessert"
Panettone was never meant to be triangular
LMAO
it was meant to be square a like a field
where’s your locker bro
A football pitch, if you will
If we did that right the doctor and the patient are supposed to get red in the face but I suspect only I got red in the face this time
I think the tradition will live on forever
The tradition will live on forever i think*
Brilliant
Hungry Veg a little bit of green to be seen
@@megascizor8275 this generation disagrees.
Unlike this guy's heart. You can hear him struggling to breath.
Panettone became popular after the war.
And im talking about the second world war.
🤣🤣🤣🤣 panettone is meant to be square
Wharlde Whoare
Step 1: Navy Suit.
Step 2: War
Step 3. Panetone
My favorite part is how he presses the knife until it hits the wood underneath.
@@erickjay2479 like a field
This bloke would snore like an absolute chainsaw
This is why I read youtube comments
Hahahahahahahaha
Dad in the hotel room be like:
Like a square field
LMAO
I grew up on a farm, I like to see the green as much as possible
Putin?
Haha
Like a squarea fielda
The lines are there
A little bit of green cedro to be seen
The comments referring to the Irish dude making his sandwich are gold 😂
Who are they referring to?
@@geezermann7865 There's another unintentional asmr video of an Irish guy making a sandwich
The tradition will live on forever, I think.
@@prophetjackson.6236
So sin agaibh é
@@MegaChorro123 I hope you enjoy 🥪
WHOLEMEAL
*holds the bread in his hand*And this is a good example of that
Some people like butter, others like flora, and different type of things. What is available is the one for me
@@Xuehuapiaopiao00
The first one I see in the fridge that comes out
@@MegaChorro123 now, I wouldn’t oohverdo whatever you put on it
@@ccrush I wouldnt have it coming out of the edges
That panettone was grown locally.
That panetone need some mooisssteeer. He need to cut this panetone in Square pieces because they were never meant to be triangular.
A connoisseur
@@Jordan6002 I love how deep the Unintentional ASMR meta can go
@@Jordan6002 LOL
And the panettone is square. Panettone was never meant to be triangular
He's not a regular panetone maker....but he might feel a little peckish and he'd have no trouble at all making a good panetone...
Idk why but this just feels like I am sitting across the table from him and I’m his grandchild, it’s very comforting
Haha, I was just thinking the same 😁
Yea especially with the camera angles switching every 5 seconds
Yes, the camera angles are amazing
@@MrGreenBeanBeenBeanin lol
@@MrGreenBeanBeenBeanink
Now I'm not a regular panettone eater, but when I come home late at night and it's around Christmas time, I have no problem at all having a good panettone.
I dont like the panettone in packets, they resemble razor blades to me at times
Ben Griffith I don’t like the double cream you get in packets, they resemble razor blades to me at times. Also a C U P L A T O M A H T O S
And I'm glad he's cutting it into squares. I don't like the modern idea of making triangles out of it. Panattone was never meant to be triangular.
I like plenty of it, substance to it
You know they give a bit of moisture. You might tea with it, or milk or water or something
Now, I'm not a regular pannettone maker, but if I came home late one night and felt a bit peckish, I'd have not problem making a good pannettone.
And to me, that would be the perfect panetone.
Simple, wholesome ingredients
I wouldn’t have it coming out of the edges
Simple, wholesome ingredients. Raisins, candied sweets that are made at home
@@DTzant They are all baked, within
@@natesepnefski God it’s so funny because I’m reading them in his voice
WTF almost everyone has watched the Irish guy making a sandwich
dank _qipilaf I haven’t, can you link the video please?
@@saintdenis11 search for irish unintentional asmr sandwich
yep
Oh my gosh, I just watched it!
Sandwich Breath is a tradition that will live forever, I think.
I love how he covers all edges of the panettone like a soccer pitch
The lines are there
Panettone was never ment to be triangular
ITS SUPPOSED TO BE SQUARE. LIKE A GOOD FIELD
Cut it into CHUNNNNNKS
A green field😂
A true Italian, he begins having already finished half of the red wine
Brave SJ hahahah
It's actually vinsanto, a really sweet italian liquour, it's really good you should try it
if you read this: THANK YOU, I wish you a merry and peaceful christmas (if you celebrate it)!
I like this video a lot (but wanted to wait to upload it until christmas), the unpacking and cutting sounds, his Italian accent, the heavy breathing ... (and the amount of wine and cream he puts on the Panettone:)
Happy holidays to you and everybody else Tingle Bell Rockin' to this.
Thank you for all those ASMR gems you find & upload. A merry and calm christmas to you (:
I love the heavy breathing and his accent. He is beautiful. Merry Christmas and Happy New year
Merry Christmas and thanks for all your ASMR content on UA-cam. I hope you have a stellar New Year and may the 2020s be a classic decade of improvement for all humanity.
I like that this is real, not one of those clinical kitchens where he behaves according to FDA regulations. Several times he's putting bits of crust in his mouth.
“I beat it until it is slightly stiffer” ... same
u sick bastard, that actually made me chuckle
😏🥴
No no he’s got a point
Like my ex-wife
I read this as “I beat it until it slightly suffered” and idk how I feel
Panettone was never meant to be triangular... (nor square, like a football pitch)
I love how he's cooking whilst seated. 😂 Perfect.
Frees Peach He was an older man, kinda blame his age for that lol
Plus he can’t breathe
That's how we cook when we feep lazy lmao
He is not cooking
@@rdu239 yes he is and if you disagree with me i will consume you with the hell fire of trolling within the comments section.
So yeah...take that.
This is something I might make if I come home and I feel a bit peckish.
"you don't need to eat it all the time" - NNNNN THATS WERE YOU'RE WRONG BUDDY LOL
I T A L L I A N T H A N O S
With one L please
This comment is clearly underrated 😂
He never finishes the snap because his hand gets stuck in that 👌 position
I'm waiting for Thor to break in 😨
Making that Infinity Panettone
Rest in peace, Mr. Antonio. Hope you are serving delicious recipes wherever you are
How do you know he passed??
My man getting out of breath cutting panettone and pouring wine 🍷..................
All jokes aside Antonio Carluccio is a food God
We'll see how you feel when you are 80.
😅😅😂😂
I’m losing my breath watching all this deliciousness
he had congestive heart failure...it's difficult just getting out of bed and not being winded.
R.I.P. Antonio Carluccio
RIP, Signor Carluccio. You were like the Italian grandfather I'd love to have!
Simple wholesome ingredients
Grown locally😂😂😂😂
Brown panettone. Wholemeal.
Bacon, that's boiled at home. Irish bacon.
I love how it completely resists the first knife.
It’s hard to cut bread of any kind with a regular knife. A serrated knife like the one he uses is much more effective
@@ahmadrabbani6009 knives were Never meant to be triangular
@@thesupreme8062 knife that is boiled at home
@@marcocastelli4205 brown knifes, whole mealhhhhhhh
I like plenty of serrated teeth on the knives, substance to it
RiP man *(;-;)* 😭. He was the first I’ve watched on how to cook (pasta carbonara)(about a year ago), and only after that I’ve learned that he was already not with us for a few years. Such a sunny 🌞 hooman he was. Con amore dalla Russia ~
@Troy Krentz oh, thanks. Glad to know he didn’t have to suffer from something (well, at least not that it killed him .-.)
That carbonara recipe is stuff of legend
I thought it couldn't get any better than the perfect sandwich, but boy was i mistaken!
Couldn't agree more haha! so good
My exact thoughts.
You don’t say that!
@Channel Name it was the accent and soft talking that enticed me
I'm glad he didn't slice the panettone too thin, because that would remind me a little bit of razor blades
“Cut it into CHANNKS” 🧡🧡🧡
I CRIED
@@edimalo7061 LMMFAO IM DEAD THO
Robo Gato read this as he said it, thank you
CUPLATAMMATO
Bobby Manny LMAO I KNOW WHAT YOU MEAN😂😂😂😂
Dude is actually purple like bruh
He looks like he's choking to death.
@@Super_Kewl he is already dead, check Antonio Carluccio...
Thanos
It's due to the wine, he gets drunk for a better english pronounce!
Giulia Petrone maybe you need to drink some wine with that grammar
8:37 I love that sound when he cut the orange cedar. One of the most ASMR moments of this video.
Can you imagine how confused the people who haven't seen the Irish sandwich guy are
Love unintentional ASMR so much.
6:48 *The best ASMR part starts here.*
@@Simon-cz2bq
I just got jebaited
Skeleton Bones Ghoulie 😭
He was a quiet man, an artist. Very conscious about his Panettone
old peeps from diffirent countries always have their own charm
if I come home late at night and I'm feeling a bit peckish I think that I could make myself a good panettone.
Panettone was a thing that didn’t appear for a long time in West Kerry
The tradition will live on forever, I think.
Good god he's so Italian he has sleep apnea while awake. His labored breathing is the oddly relaxing thing I need to quell the mindgoblins.
Me: Carluccio, I bet you can't make a video, that is more relaxing than the Irish Gentleman with his perfect sandwich.
Carluccio: Hold my vin santo..
Carluccio spaghetti "garlic oil and chilli" is his best asmr imo.
I am looking for a navy panettone for W A R
Goddamnit....
Oh my god
We have it every Christmas morning! It’s downstairs waiting for me lol
I somehow feel like this man is actually Babbo Natale in disguise, and he just has an incredible poker face. "His name...oh yes! Father Christmas, of course..."
Meant in all good faith, he seems like a person jolly & kind enough to be Ol' St. Nick up to his usual harmless games lol
To me, this video shows the interesting paradox that is at the heart of Italian culture. If I made this dish, my family would think I was nuts. I cut some dry cake into crude chunks, dizzled wine over top, covered it in unsweetened heavy cream and topped it with candied orange rinds, they would NEVER like it no matter how many times I made it. But this gentleman makes it and you can see how proud he is of his creation and his family probably looks forward to it every year. It's not even a recipe really - and if I'm honest, it probably isn't all that tasty- but he treasures it and his family probably does too and that's the best part. It's so simple and weird but loved like it was a family heirloom. You almost have to have grown up in that culture to truly appreciate it. I wish I could.
You clearly are someone who likes to do alot of listening to himself talk and not alot of listening to others....BECAUSE HE CLEARLY SAID IN THE VIDEO THAT THIS IS THE FIRST TIME HE EVER MADE THIS.
Honestly, if the cream was sweetened a bit, and the panettone was lightly toasted, I could totally get behind this.
By his labored breathing, I imagine he serves this more often than Christmas.
He had a lot of issues with suicidal tendencies and depression, which also comes with some anxiety.
@jmkeller Why does it matter when he eats it or makes it? The hekk do you care ? It makes better asmr.
Orrrr maybe...he has asthma...or any other breathing issue. Or maybe he is a smoker. Who knows and who cares? If u dont like the video....Move On!
@@dreac6241 chill, they were just making a joke.
@@erin3967 I hope it's a joke. You can't tell when you're reading it.
Panettone didn't appear for a long time in West Kerry
When he splashes the vin santo over the pieces I just DIE to dig in and enjoy this with him !
"And it hwouldnt be trihangulargh"
Made me chuckle. I love how correct you were xD
6:50
“Panettone was never meant to be triangular”
How is this even ... like.... he's putting cream on a premade pastry - amazing
*_Requiescat in Pace. Antonio Carluccio._*
he ded?
@@richpiana7491 yeah in 2017
AHH EZIO
The tradition will live on forever I think, gach rud.
Lmao all comments are about the irish guy making a sandwich
I love listening to this man purr.
1:01 "Eh vabbè" that gets me everytime lmao
It's Christmas Eve as I type this, and I decided to get myself a loaf of panettone for the first time. I really love how it tastes! Just the mixture of citrus and molasses is a new combination to me. This video inspired me to try it 💖
And I would place the panettone, you know, like the team would line out.
Love listening to his breathing when he would be doing something reminded of me when I would sleep at a family members house they would be doing something
9:23
OMG, this chef used to be on a British cooking show, his accent is amazing!
He dead brudda
Oh no, I had no idea :(
Rest in peace Antonio Carluccio
The chedro wouldn’t be evenly cut but they’d be cut
"I grew up around bakeries, Panettone was everywhere"
His breathing turns this into ASMR
no…. everything
Dad was Italian and my mother was Russian, she gave me my Russian heart.
RIP Antonio you absolute legend ❤️ brilliant asmr but also how much he loves food.
Italian food and Christmas go together makes Christmas even more aesthetically pleasing. Italian food is one of my favorite things. ❤
"As a child I used to help doing also thing." - This guy
One of my favorite unintentional ASMR videos ever.
6:35 😆🤣🤣
And now let rain a little bit of stuff here 10:06
Man is breathing like Season 6 Tony Soprano after eating an entire lasagna
He was a quiet man. An artisan pastry maker
Ok John butler😂
I love the new META we have created with the Irish sandwich guy 😂
Italian gang rise up!
Here we go mamma mia
Jack Hubbard Low-IQ comment
All New York five families gathered
What, you mean the Mafia? 😂
Sup
"and a bit of double cream...and I beat it" I'd like to think the cream knew what it did and shouldn't be surprised by the beating
Panettone was a thing that didn't appear for a long time in west Kerry. I think it was after the war that it became popular and I'm talking about the Second World War
Cupla towmatoe 😂😂
Thank you for Saving the princess all These years ....
0:21 when you’re home alone
💀
Lmaooo
I watched this wonderful video last night and bought all the ingredients today! Absolutely delicious!
Pannetone, boiled at home.
My favorite part of the unintentional asmr community is the cross referencing comments. Like we all watch the same videos and have the same experience 😂😂😂
He didn’t sprinkle the peel like how a team would line out. You know..not too near each other
I grew up on a farm panetto was everywhere.
Dude is such a god damn Boss he remains seated even when making food.
I do miss seeing Antonio Carluccio. A proper Italian food legend!
I love how he just throws the trash on the floor lmao
I was born and raised in New York. I currently live in New Jersey. The neighborhood I grew up in was almost all Jews and Italians. My mother and her side of the family are all Italian, no mixed blood until my generation. Damn near everyone on that side of the family has a Biblical name.
AND YET.
This is the most Italian thing I have ever seen.
0.20-0.25
"I beat it, so it will become slightly stiffer"
Adrian Griffiths yes...lol
0:20 - 0:25 🎶 this is how you doooo it, this is how you do it 🎶
🥴
Same. 😶
Panettone were things that didn’t appear for a long time in west Kerry
He's taking panettone to the next level *q*
Merry christmas !
This guys gonna eat that whole thing, god bless him.
Just diagnosed with severe acid reflux I’ll eat this stuff in my dreams.
Take care. My father didn't, resulting in esophageal cancer.
SpoilerAlert came here to write a similar comment. Sorry for your father, mine went through the same.
F
Dgl licorice root cured me of sever acid reflux. Look into it. Healed my esophageal lining.
I had the same diagnosis, but it turned out to be an ulcer and a infected gallbladder. For GERD, I've seen some people and health gurus swear by an herb called plantain (it's a weed, not the banana-looking fruit).
Merry Christmas Panettone Pals!
Panettone didn’t appear for a long time in west Kerry