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Israeli Jerusalem Breads Mukbang!
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- Israeli Jerusalem Breads Mukbang!! First, Jachnun bread for shabbat, then Ashley learns to make bread in Jerusalem, and finally we try local Jerusalem breads!
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@Alfonso Archer yup, I've been using instaflixxer for years myself :D
I live in Israel and I still find this very entertaining.
Me to ;)
The Person גם אני חחח
Me too, I love this amazing couple
תמיד תהיו נחמדים ואדיבים לתיירים בארץ,זה חשוב
I always find it's fun to see what other people think about the place you live...you see it through fresh eyes!
גם אני, חחח
"מה זה נהיית לי מדריך תיירים?"
"מזמן אני מדריך תיירים"
הרג אותי🤣🤣🤣
Use Google Translate if you don't understand (not sponserd)
Translation:Guy in background:What's going on?,have you become a tour guide?
Guy in video:I've become a tour guide a long time ago lol 7:14
כן זה קרע גם אותי
חחח
חחח זה ענק ועוד יותר מצחיק זה שהם לא הבינו אז היא חייכה בלי לדעת שדיברו עליהם בזילזול חח
זה לא היה זלזול, מי ששאל את השאלה צחק קצת על האופה, לא משהו רציני....
Jerusalem is the beautiful city and has the best delicious breads in the world. Wow, Gotta try it out when I come to Israel. Love this! 😊
Ok, as an Israeli and Hebrew speaker:
1. Jachnun- you actually said it right! :)
It’s a Jewish Yaman dish that’s eats as a breakfast.
2. The man in the bakery was Arab, not Moroccon. “Ash-tanur” is an Arab bread.
3. The white bread (“pretzel”) is just a white bread. It’s not something special in israel or Jerusalem.
Yay! Thanks for the clarifications!
אתה אמרתה בדיוק מה שחשבתי
Ash Tanour is Iraqi as the baker said.
Not Moroccan but Arab ? What do you mean? Palestinian?
Rami do you know that there are Arabs that aren’t Palestinian, right? 😂
I'm a Israeli and I very enjoy your videos, keep hanging out in Israel and if you need something in Israel just say. I will love to help, Michael 🤗
I've lived in Israel since I was born, and decided to make a little list of the best foods you can try in Israel
Hope you enjoy!
Bamba (במבה)
Bisli (ביסלי)
Mekupelet (מקופלת)
Malawach (מלוואח)
Falafel (פלאפל)
Shakshuka (שקשוקה)
Pita Druzit (פיתה דרוזית)
You missed "ptitim" Israel's version of rice, invented when there was no rice in Israel and Ben Gurion ordered the proper authorities to "invent" rice, and they gave us "ptitim".
7:14 (boss telling him): how about you'll leave that for now? Did you come here to help or be a tour guide?
Lmaoooo
Shirley Moav what does the guy say?
I am always a tour guide!
I am from israel the first bread called lahmaneya we use it for breakfast and sandwiches alot 😍
Second one with the zatar is called ragef or tabon because its made in the tabon
The third one is sesame bread we usually eat it with zatar or salt
Sfeha is peta or ragef with meat or vegetables 😍❤️
Love u so much
7:00 I loved how the guy at the back saying 'whats this? Hasan became a tourist guide?' And Hasan replying 'I became one a long time ago' 😂
I hope Hasan didn't get into too much trouble the guy in the back kept telling him he's going to call Yaakov and Hasan was saying something like 'not going'.
The donat called sofgania. It usually comes with sugar and a strawberry jim
לא ספינג' ולא סופגניה... ספינג' זה לא לחם עגול כזה, זה יותר חסר צורה, סופגניה זה בלי חור ובד"כ עם מילוי.. זה חיקוי ישראלי לדונאט, בלי כל הטרפת שאמריקאים שמים למעלה
@@s0me0nelse ..סופגניה של חנוכה זה מאפה רומני במקור.
It's time to officially recognize, Jerusalem, as the bread capital.
😅
LOL
Grande Turco The Jewish bread capital.
the bread Ashley made is iraqi bread not moroccan as the guy explained in the video. Iraq used to have one of the biggest jewries in the arab world, along with Morocco and Yemen. Also the Jachnun Bread you ate at the beginning of the video is from the adeny jewry (which is basically in south yemen) ! It is interesting to do food tours but even more interesting I guess to know about the history of these foods.
Yeah! Thanks for the info! Thats so cool to know even more about them.
My pleasure ! I love your content guys :)
دنيا نـوار
That's what I heard too, it's Iraqi bread. Regards from Israel.
wownouser I believe دنيا نـوار she is Iranian/Parsi (not Arab). You might be surprised how much Israeli cuisine shares with Arab & North African & Persian cuisine. The governments might be in disagreement but the peoples have a shared history in the Middle East. I know, it's complicated !
@@trespire we call it iraqi pita.
As an israeli it is so funny to watch how you guys say these hebrew words😂
I think that our most known donut in Israel is actually the sufganiya (סופגניה). You probably haven't seen one because they only start selling it around October- November about one to two months before Hanukkah because in the jewish tradition these donuts are eaten as a symbol for Hannukah's story- the oil that lasted 8 days. So we eat fried food around that time. The sufganiya is a round fried donut with strawberry jam inside and powdered sugar on top. You can also get sufganiyot (the plural version lol) with chocolate instead of jam or my personal favourites- noting but the donut itself or a sufganiya with 'ribat halav'- dulce de leche.
Also there are the sfinge donuts which are moroccan but I cant tell you much about them because I'm ashkenazi. The only thing I can say is that they are so fucking good.
Mili.. The Mufleta is the most recommended.
The mufleta is more of a flat bread and is not a donut. I was talking about donuts only 😂😂
Mili.. Sufganiya is a Romanian donut.
@@milireznik Mili.. You should try a fancy Mufleta.
Wow! your content is really entertaining keep up with the Israeli vidoes :) Btw your pronunciation of "Jachnun" at the 1:37 is
perfect! It is a food that originates from the Yemenaite jews, its a simple but filling dish we love to eat on Shabbat mornings.
לא הכנת אם אתה אומר שזה פשוט 😂
Matan.. No. Jachnun isn't simple. It's an elaborate and tasty pastry. It is similar to an Aclair. It is a cooked dough. It requires a special baking-pot.
A video on bread.
What more could you want?!
Ik its irrelevant by now, but when eating a Jachnun u usually eat the egg+tomato sauce+Jachnun all together, and personally I really like putting some salt in the tomato sauce.
Overall this is probably THE best Shabat morning dish imo. :P
Omg the content is just amazing.
the donat is a sofgania, it is a jewish food which is being eaten during hanukkah it is full of oil to celebrate the fact that now we have a lot of oil, and when the jews needed it in the first temple they didnt have much
Hanukkah is the best time of the year!!!
הם אכלו ספינג' לא סופגנייה
So my sister lives in Israel actually right above a the shuk market place in a apartment I live in the us and she said that when she went to Israel she became a bread fanatic and I definitely am she said when I go to Israel later this year I’m gonna buy every loaf I see btw love ur Chanel
I love israel and israel our very good friend love from India 🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
I love your videos guys! the pretzel is actually called lachmania and it's really common in israel, i suggest you try food from Nazareth city, you've only tried freaky but that's nothing among the food there is here!
you can try shawerma from a really good place i know called "abo hany" ... you can also try kenafa and baklava from the most popular dessert place which is called "almochtar"...
have fun and welcome to israel!
Nice! Thanks for the tips Areej!
Onion in Hebrew it’s batsal
Ah ha!!! Thanks!
Oh wow ! It's quite the same in arabic "bassal" 😄
There are many mutual words in Arabic and Hebrew ;)
Love you guys a lot
Motti Bembaron
you have a few mistakes: (and I know the video you took this information from lol)
pig in arabic: Khanzir, not Kazir
water in arabic: May or Mayyeh, not Ma'an (maybe only in egyptian dialect, but im not sure)
I'm so happy I found you guys. I'm an American who immigrated here with my wife and 3 daughters at the time (we have 5 now) to Northern Israel. If you're interested, we would love for you to come up here and visit and see what a small town here looks like. We live in what is called a Yishuv. Either way, enjoy the rest of your time here in Israel.
Aww that sounds wonderful! Say hi to the family. Sadly we’ve already moved on. Tomorrow is our last Israel video 😢 ❤️
the first bread called: " lahmania" and its like the one in hamburger
You should eat Jachnun with the boiled-egg and tomato paste (+spicy sauce), all at the same bite, not separately. it makes a huge difference.
Hey guys. the last time u said jachnun right.
As for the breads, they're not exactly known for being israeli, but of other Arab cultures (where a lot of israelis are from originally).
If u came somewhere between august and December then the doughnuts are part of the holiday known as Hanukkah. They're called a "sufgania". They're very doughy and sweet and often are filled with jam, chocolate, caramel, and more.
7:14 he's boss yells at him in hebrew because he is "wasting" time explaining everything to you, instead of keep cooking XD, you might got him fired :O
Hehe, it was all in good fun. I left that bit in because it was funny. :p
He was the one who invited us back to take a look:) It was very nice of him.
I've just got a question, is the guy from the bakery from Iraqi descent ? Because that's what I kind of understood. Thanks :)
the shop owner might well be, but the baker himself is local palestinian
btw as for israel, 'ash tannur is a term used only in jerusalem, in the rest of the country they call this bread "laffa"
I am Iraqi Christian from Baghdad. The baker in the Video is definitely not from an Iraqi descent because He said "Aish Tanoor" In Iraqi Dialect we say "Khoboz Tanoor" Also we call a sandwich as Laffa with is Khoboz ( bread ) filled with meat or Kubbeh with raw vegetables , Herbs and pickles. Greeting from Canada to Iraqi Jews in Israel
Jachnun is a Jewish-Yemenite bread. It can be sweeter if you out more honey in the dough. It's eaten with the hands (I like to separate the layers) and it's been part of my Shabbat breakfast for my entire life :)
Artemis.. Eat with a fork.
nice video, i am from Jerusalem and you don't eat most of this bread with out nothing, usually you deep it in sour cream. If you are still in Jerusalem go to azure restaurant in mahane yehuda market and eat something called Cube. also try to eat something called bourekas. have fun.
Would be pretty nice if you guys could organize a meet up or something since I would love to talk to you guys
They are not in Israel any more.
If you ever come back to Israel, come visit my city, Haifa, I'll give you the grand tour
That’s spice (the green one) is called zatar it’s made out of different herbs! And in Isreal they love spices!!
You guys realy go deep into the israeli food! Very professional ;)
Shalom from Brazil!
Josh was pretty close with the pronunciation of jachnun . The ch sound is not in the american alphabet. You did. Butcher the machne its that ch again. Ya-who-dah. The translation is "the camp of Judah" if that helps at all. I am glad you guys are enjoying Israel. Keep on vlogging.
Oh my godddd you ate Jachnun! Best yemen food ever! The Jerusalem bread card is a good idea, I didn't know about
it.
about donunts and sweets in general. there is the american approach for sweets that taste to us as too much sweet, israeli dont like things to be too fatty or sweety, its just wont sale here, its just an acquired taste, on the other hand i saw alot of not sweet at all sweets in europe (greece for example) that tasted pale to me. i guess we are somewhere in the middle between too sweet and not so much sweet
That last pronunciation was on point, jach - noon, with fleme :)
Also, this dish has been brought to Israel by yemanite jews who came to Israel after years of preserving the Jewish culture in sucluted communities in yeman.
Yay! I was close!
I’m from Jerusalem! Your vlogs are so cute!
גם אני חחח
There is a very good coffee shop with the best deserts in israel named-kadosh, right at the center of the city. You should go try it out
Hyssop was mentioned many times in the bible. When Jesus was dying on the cross, he cried out for water. A Roman soldier offered instead a sponge dipped in vinegar at the end of a hyssop stalk.
wow ! 2 weeks In Israel
great for you and for us
hope you enjoy
I love my country
i saw the article in Ynet,was cute
i love that you don't make a fuss from the high prices here
because people forget that a simplest worker here gets about 10US$ for an hour
and most of the people here get more than 3000US$ a month
overall...Thank you
Really Recommend to go to Haifa! It's fun and pretty here..
You are supposed to unroll it and then rip bits off as you would pita then dip in tomatoes and chilli. eat with the egg.
Hi, I'm very happy that you are traveling in Israel! I highly recommend you to visit the Western :)
Wall
Enjoy your time 😍😍
As an Israeli citizen, your videos are amazing! I'm glad you're having a good time!
That baker sounded like arnold...arggg I be back 🤣🤣🤣😂🤣😂😆..btw welcome to understanding Israel Breads w/Josh n ashley
The donat is called a sfinge
Jachnun is a dish brought to Israel from Yemenite Jews! You said it right! Lol
You are so cute and nice!! Great videos!! I'm starting to follow your travels now!! :-)
10:11
This is actually the renowned Jerusalem Bagel.
You can eat it the way it is, or tear pieces of it and dip in a mixture of hyssop and salt that you usually get for free along side the bagel (and is my favorite way of eating it). Every time I’m in Jerusalem I have to get one 😋
To all Israeli fans - They visited Israel back in July.
Guys, you're really sweet and it's great to see you're having fun in Israel! YOU MUST TRY HALVA (Chall-vah) It's the best treat EVER!! It's made of sesame & honey and you can find it everywhere in Israel, but the ones sold in the markets are the best.
the bread with the zaatar goes well with a yogurt dip! you can add an extra lemony sour tomato+cucamber salad on the side
mm that sound so yummy!!
in India we are call it tandoori bread
8:40 In Israel we don't say Pretzel, the Hebrew word for it is Beigaleh or Beigele.
I'm from Israel and i'm a jew:)
Very traditional mix the tomato paste with white cheese and eat with the jachnun
and pretzel in ebrew its beygale
the third pretzel that you ate in ebrew is beygale agol
the low pizzaz you ate in ebrew it calls fukatcha
hope I helped ypu guys love you!!!
OMG that sounds so yummy!
yesss its so good you havr to try this. I hope I helped you with the names:)
Wow a fresh video and already 99 comments!!! no, 100!!! or is it 101?
SO funny ^_^ the first bread you tasted is just the regular every-day bread, like for food for school
Are you guys sister and brother? You look so much alike! Very nice video! I love Israel!
the desert called spinj and its marocan
the 4 its kind of pizza: a pita with tomato sause
Lol, I like your videos.. Im from Israel ✌
The first dish you eat I think that was called jahnun, you didnt say it correctly at all 😂 it's really how is written with the letter H as the sound "kh" I Hope you will understand it
The seller at the store was nice for showing you how the pita breads are made and talked in Hebrew that he gladly show tourists and take time with them
I HOPE YOU WILL HAVE GREAT TIME HERE :)
If you need something or question I will be glade to help you
the man in the bakery isn't Moroccan, he is Arab. you guys keep mentioning morocco so ill explain a little about the connection between Morocco and israel. Israel, like the United States, is a country whose population consists of residents who came from all over the world. The Jewish population in Israel is very diverse, and just as there are Jews from Europe or India, there are also Jews from Arab countries like Iran, Iraq and Morocco. The amount of Jews in Israel who came from Morocco is very large and therefore the Moroccan community had a great influence on the Israeli culture that was created as a kind of integration of all the different cultures that came here. I am a Moroccan Jew myself, all four of my grandparents were born in Morocco and I am very proud of the fact that I am a Moroccan
I am living in Israel and Watching you eating jachnun with a fork was so weird you are supposed to eat then with your hands.
And some food you should try out:
Milki (מילקי)
Halva (חלבה)
And that pretzel you ate is called lhachmanya
And if you are going to Eilat you should snorkel in Eilat coral beach. (If you wont be in Eilat you won’t really experience Israel fully.) I think it dose cost money if I remember correctly but it is so much worth it. I was scuba diving in Eilat for 2 years and that is the best reef in Israel for sure.
Ido.. You should eat with a fork.
Jachnun is traditionally only eaten by sfardi Jews and not ashcanazi Jews ( just a FYI) also the bread guy called you a tourist in front of your face
Im from israel, you said it well
Did you try any borekas? They come savory: potato or mushroom or spinach or salty cheese ir even pizza .OR sweet cheese borekas. With an " ice cafe"= slushy ice coffee. That's breakfast!
Yeah its me make crowd tourist by my poem... pope read my poem.. :) that year i know its on past years but i like the video i am happy..
Jahnun is the best. We see that you enjoyed in Israel. .💖🌹
Hope i knew about that bread as i visited israel
I had rice cakes and water for breakfast...this video was visually yummy! thanks, you helped the rice cakes taste better! xo
Guys welcome in Israel that what I can tell you
Finely! Jachnun! It is from Jewish Yemen culture. It is hard to make and mostly made with "samna" which is a special smoked butter. (we smoke it underground with citrus tree brunches)
But I don't think you tasted a very good and authentic one.. You actually eat it with a hot pepper souce as well 😅
But I like it sweet as well, so sometimes I eat it with honey 😋
Long live Israel!
The Pitta with the Zaatar (the second you had tasted) is good with Labahne cheese, it makes it more freshy, and balances it
Oh that does sound yummy!
The bread with the sesame called Lahmania. We cut it in the middle and put in humos or chocolate.
BUN.
Great video. Love you guys. You are getting real close to 150,000!
Nice video ! Trying different breads 😛
Try Rogelach
Thanks for the postcard! Nice personal touch! Love the food challenge 🥘 happy labor day!
Glad you enjoyed! 🤗
Jerusalem is Awesome!
My hometown :) now I’m living in Rishon LeZion, would love to show you this great city if you’ll ever coming back for a visit 😉
thanks for notifing the bell , nice feature
Mah nay Yah who dah / Jack noon. Josh did you forget to load your fingers this morning? They didn't fire. Fun vlog guys
She reminds me of a happy golden doggy
1:36 = That's how you pronounce it!
The baker was an Iraqi Jew, so Ashley baked an Iraqi bread.
Visit Be’er Sheva it’s close to my home. I live in kibbutz dvir
The bread in Mahane Yehuda Market is the most delicious in the world💗
The market is pronounced "MAH-cha-neh Ye-HOO-dah" - the "ch" is a gutteral sound
Good taste 👍
The doughnut called "suf-gania" :)
you MUST go to Tchernichovsky st #2, tel aviv, on the corner of alenbi st.
the best SABIH\סביח in israel and probably the world, you will love it ! they got the cream or tahini base, i recon the cream.
Ok im hungry now.
Enjoy
Thanks to COVID19 , our visit to Israel was canceled. One day. 🥺😥
The "marocco bread" is called laffa
If you want a good resraurarnt to eat a good food: Mashya that belongs to Yossi Shitrit and Jaffa - Tel Aviv that belongs to Haim Cohen they are some good restaurarnts .