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I'm oh so happy you like the food and bucharest :) yes Mici are made absolutely every weekend ( besides winter) on charcoal grill, served with mustard, sometimes bred ( also tossed a little bit on the grill) and cold beer. if you go outside every big city in the nearby forests, lakes, you will find people with an assembled grill. it's like a sport. next time you see a pastry shop try Merdenea ( the big, more traditional version of the cheese thing you got ) bigger is better in this case :)
It was funny to see that you felt that alcohol flavour in the biscuits salami...but they say there is no alcohol in it at first. We put rum essence in abolutely everything in Romania xD.
Who knew that the food in Romania would look and be so delicious! definitely need to start visiting some of the Eastern European countries. Great video guys!
Thanks so much! We highly recommend an Easter European tour. We've loved every country so far and the food (and beverages 🍻) consistently blows us away 🤤
I'm so happy to see that people from around the world are so curious about my country, and actually visit Romania. We have such a beautiful country. Thank you for showing it to thr world.
It's so nice to see various travel and location (Japan/Korean in my experience/interest but I'm sure there's more) collaborating to support each other and share their perspectives. Safe travels and great adventures to you all.
Guys i think what they mean is that because you don't see romanian food on any international cooking show ever you don't expect much so they were surprised when they had some and it was good. Great video guys!
Eu sunt din Timisoara. M am saturat sa ies seara si sa nu pot sa merg prin piata victoriei fara sa tip la persoana cu care sunt ca sa ma auda. E foarte mare galagie
The Endless Adventure Romania is great to visit. But to live here is a nightmare. Our civilization and infrastructure are 50 years behind. And the coruption and inflation are on the highest level in Europe. We had luck this summer with a rainy weather but usually we have 40°C+ in summer.
FACKER HIDO'N BUSH ummm so what? most of us romanians LOVE that our weather gets tropical in the summer time. we hated this summer bc it was rainy and very weird. you can't complain abt the heat before you live in an northern european coutnry where they consider 16C summer time. lol us romnians are still wearing winter jackets at 16C.
We absolutely love food tours! How can you go wrong - you get to eat yummy food and have a native/local teach you about the city and culture. Even if you don't leave the country (which we hope you're able to do soon!) I'm sure you could find a delicious food tour in a new city near you ;)
I went to Romania when I was 19 back in 93 which was just after the revolution and the country was still getting back on its feet and there wasn’t much food not even at the hotels the locals were so generous when we took day trips though and really friendly. It’s really interesting seeing all this food that we never got to see except for some cheese that’s the locals would give us with tomatoes and bread all of which was delicious 😁
Octav Roman yes, I learnt this whilst I was there. We had a wonderful tour guide who told us all about his experiences on a coach tour around Bucharest it was incredibly moving, eye opening and certainly helped us understand the food shortage more and exactly how generous these people were in giving strangers food. I do remember the cheese and tomatoes being really delicious and the bread, this was something we were given on a trip to Dracula’s castle by some people in the countryside.
You guys are so beautiful, both I wish to thank you for your great words about my country I love also the accurate way you described each food you tasted.
as a Romanian I can say that your guide did an awesome job with this food tour; it's quite complete and also nicely presented. Glad to see this level of services. Big up!
Anda A : thanks for your nice words! I am trying to do my best here - but I do realize that it’ s not possible to include ALL Romanian typical dishes in this tour ;)
Watching your video...ohhh i miss my country!!🇷🇴 I live and work in Italy. I miss our Romanian food,by the way i am from Craiova(Romania). I am so glad that you liked our food!!😍
Is well known Romania 🇷🇴 has the best soil and that why the food is delicious and we also have our own recipes that brings us on top when is about food, we also like to eat extremely organic and we are very fussy when it comes to food and to everything in general as our tastes are quite fine and we like all the good quality stuff and in general a good life style.
You guys should have tried 'sarmale'. Is a usually Christmas traditional food but u can find it everywhere, anytime, i mean at restaurants, and u must try them with "mamaliga". Is delicious.
Veggies are very tasty in Romania, fruits too. Maybe the soil or the lower yields from less modifies seeds. If I want something similar in Canada I have to buy heirloom, which cost substantially more than regular ones.
Romania gets a lot of sun, normally, and it's not too dry, either. And whether it's intentional or not, most is organic, as many farmers are still small scale ones without the means to go industrial. Some local varieties are likely adding to the diversity, too, as that is something that gets lost, too, with industrialisation. Big supermarkets want all similar sized tomatoes, apples, and the like, preferably with a similar colour, too. Taste? Meh.
The bean dip was oily because it's made by beating white beans with garlic and oil, not because it was garnished with oily peppers, lol. As an American citizen who moved back to her native country, I am happy to see other Americans come visit this beautiful country. Oh, and the food is amazing (even with it's lack of seasonings 😉). Happy travels!
Guys ,You did More Then ALL the Turism Ministry conbain Together, Since 1990 -till Present thei did together, so Far.. Thank You, Very Much for Posting this video...
The other food tour video went up a few days ago, so you're not too far behind. I actually watched Dane & Stacey's video because I saw you two were in it (I'm now a subscriber to their channel). I laughed when you were recognised, you do realise you have a UA-cam channel with 100,000 subscribers :D
So glad you found Dane and Stacey! They're lovely! 👍 And ya, I guess it's just hard for us to wrap our heads around that number and realize that they represent real life people haha 🤣
You mentioned the smokiness of the zacusca with roast peppers. This is because the peppers are slowly roasted over low fire to singe the peel off as the pepper roasts. The blackened peel is then removed so you don't get the bitterness you would get if the peel remained, and bonus, you get the smoky taste. It's a lovely dish, it takes a bit of work though. Glad you liked it!
it makes me laugh when i hear foreigners saying "turkish delight"... what a joke. rahatul turcesc nu merita numele de "delight" pentru ca nu este ceva delicios, mie nu-mi place, am vazut si multi straini carora nu le place si cred ca numele romanesc se potriveste mai bine.
XD I’m proud of myself rn so I gonna brag about something totally stupid. So I have a Romanian boyfriend, and I have therefore learned some words and how to pronounce most most letters (it becomes harder when they become words) Anyways, I saw the name Bucharest, and I thought that is probably was pronounced București in Romanian… and i was right! (I might have heard the name before though) Edit: I saw the eggplant salad I wanna cry when I see it! It’s soo good! Also the red eggplant veggie thing might be zacuscă (my boyfriend loves it)
Oh so Nice,I miss so much my 🇷🇴 food , I live in Italy now and when I saw this video suddenly I miss my Bucharest 🇷🇴❤ I miss it allways but when I see a video where is ma' city my heart beggins to stirs ❤, Hope you really enjoyed your stay and our cuisine ( of course you didn't had time to eat all the traditional food ), See you Next time in 🇷🇴 , some tips : Brasov , Sibiu , Sighisoara, Cluj-Napoca , the old villages where you can admire some wonderful old views in the north ( Maramures and Bucovina regions) and Timisoara in the west where the '89 revolution beggins) See ya
Hello there! I'm so glad you came here and you like it here, I wish you a great stay! You can pick up the red smoky paste on traditional stores or public marketplaces as that one where you saw the tomato. Also, I would recommend you to try out the "sarmale", it's a dish where the exterior is made of pickled cabbages and the interior is rice with pork/beef/chicken meat and veggies. Or the salty cheese aged in pine tree bark.
I'm an American living in Bucharest since 2007. First visited in 2000. It makes me laugh how suddenly tourists are discovering Bucharest but then again, up till 5 years ago there was a serious stray dog problem and very few cafes and bars open. The locals had no money to spend unless you were fitze (nouveaux riche).
Yeah and those nouveaux riches probably didn't want to have a simple beer, no, it had to be imported and cost three times as much. Nothing against imported beer, but I can hardly taste the difference between a Dutch lager or an Italian or a Portuguese one, and see no interest in ordering them outside of their country.
That is the shortest I've seen Eric hair, I guess Romania is a good place for a hair cut as opposed to Switzerland price wise! Looks like you had a great day.
Watched your video on Bucharest about a month ago. Then book a tour with Laura. We just had the best afternoon with Laura on her food tour. Thanks for the great recommendation. If anyone else is in Bucharest an afternoon with Laura must be on your listl.
why is it that I am proud of my country then only when I see that strangers appreciate my country more than my Romanians? it's very nice to see tourists from other countries feel good in our country
At 5:52 I would choose to call yourselves "Schmo's" rather than Schmucks due to the original Yiddish meaning... :) Hahaha... 8:38 nuts filled with cream... ;) Nice to add another couple to the ever growing list of travelling couples I watch (most from you link-ups)... :)
Turkish delight has a strange taste which takes abit of getting used to. We get it here in the UK, but I've also had it from Greece as it originated in the middle east and turkey hence its name.
I just started watching you guys and you do great videos and I’m from Romania 🇷🇴 and I haven’t visited my friends and family and all. And all the foods that’s you tasted are good and delicious because I tasted them. Hope the tour was good and I really like your videos
The dip, as you described it, is called zacusca. The vegetables are roasted on the grill, fire grill, than peeled and mixed all togheter. People make it for winter, put it in jars.
What a fantastic video I watch you guys all the time and subscribed to Daneger and Stacey channel they are also good told them I saw them on Th e Endless Advrnturers
Romania has a lot to offer. Too bad the goovernament does nothing to encourage the tourism. Our mountains are magnificent. The seaside too. And all the landscapes. And we are normal human beings, not some underdeveloped creatures😁 There's more to us than just Dracula, who, by the way ,wasn't a vampire at all. Pitty tourists only go and visit some well advertised places. Go see more, not just those places you read about. Ask the locals, they tell you what else to see. Have fun!
When back in the UK I recommend you buy a Frys Turkish delight. This is on of the oldest chocolate bars in the UK, it is Turkish delight wrapped in chocolate (turkish delight is a kind of acquired taste, its not jelly, or jam its well turkish delight :D). Another popular way its sold is with a dusting of icing sugar (powered sugar). The flavour is typically "rose" flavour but lemon is also popular. Edmund in the Lion, the Witch and the Warddrobe is famous for eating turkish delight when he first meets the queen/witch in Narnia.
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I'm oh so happy you like the food and bucharest :) yes Mici are made absolutely every weekend ( besides winter) on charcoal grill, served with mustard, sometimes bred ( also tossed a little bit on the grill) and cold beer. if you go outside every big city in the nearby forests, lakes, you will find people with an assembled grill. it's like a sport. next time you see a pastry shop try Merdenea ( the big, more traditional version of the cheese thing you got ) bigger is better in this case :)
Nu da zacusca aia e super
The Endless Adventure guys i'm from Romania and i can't believe you went here
Sebastian Andrei Serban Nastase poti sa crezi .Sunt foarte multi turisiti care vin dar sunt foarte putini care filmeaza asa si in alte tari
The Endless Adventure cheese tastes like cheese
It was funny to see that you felt that alcohol flavour in the biscuits salami...but they say there is no alcohol in it at first. We put rum essence in abolutely everything in Romania xD.
Haha, we did noticed that...not that we're complaining, though 🥃🤣
Ioana Cristina Batrancea yeah we use rhum and vanille essence in everything 😂😂
P Ciprian yeah, not really.
Ioana cred ca ai probleme cu beutura!🤣🤣🤣🤣
We tried Romanian food for the first time in Austria and we really liked it
We were just saying we'd love to go back to Austria! :) Glad you enjoyed your Romanian food experience!
The Endless Adventure visit romania to test more romanian food
Travel With Mansoureh have you tried mici?
i eat romanian food every day....i live in romania
Nice! I am Romanian and live in Austria, but I don't usually eat Romanian food here :))
Who knew that the food in Romania would look and be so delicious! definitely need to start visiting some of the Eastern European countries. Great video guys!
Thanks so much! We highly recommend an Easter European tour. We've loved every country so far and the food (and beverages 🍻) consistently blows us away 🤤
much better than living here
Yes child you do xD
Whoa! you have no idea..🙂
@Marko Antonio yup : ottomans ;)
I just love how respectful you guys are towards others culture🖤
Allison might need a ‘free the sausage’ tshirt now 😂
Hahaha! Maybe we'll do a limited release of that 👚🌭
I'm so happy to see that people from around the world are so curious about my country, and actually visit Romania. We have such a beautiful country. Thank you for showing it to thr world.
Awesome few day with you guys... Ya'll need to stop putting us to shame with your 'incredible food tasting describing ability skillz' though 🤓
Same to you two! We had a blast stuffing our faces and drinking all the beer 🍻We'll meet again soon!
It's so nice to see various travel and location (Japan/Korean in my experience/interest but I'm sure there's more) collaborating to support each other and share their perspectives. Safe travels and great adventures to you all.
Daneger and Stacey, The Endless Adventure, you are incredible!
Love the behind the scenes look at how @danegerandstacey do their videos. Saw a bit of your guys' in theirs as well!
@@_thedaybefore 👍🏼 We miss these days!
Woh.. the food looks way better than I thought it would. That sausage and mustard thingy looked incredible. Damn! 😋- Trevor
Romanian food has actually been really delicious overall, surprised us too!
I am from romania and i have eaten so much of it i cant make myself eat anymore for a while
Isn't this comment kind of offensive?I think it's still way better than the "food" you eat in the US.Woof woof
Yep:) Good restaurants in Romania mostly use organic ingredients. I believe it will put to shame most of the food in USA:)
Guys i think what they mean is that because you don't see romanian food on any international cooking show ever you don't expect much so they were surprised when they had some and it was good. Great video guys!
I’m a Romanian living in the US. All I can say is my mouth was watering watching this video!!
Sam Boar da, si ai vazut ce se intampla in romania acum? ti se face greata
Maia Somerhalder
Da, am văzut! Sper sa se schimbe ceva concret. Nu se mai satură de “ciolan”, mafioții.
Pana nu demisioneaza PSD-ul de stanga nu o sa se schimbe absolut nimic
Eu sunt din Timisoara. M am saturat sa ies seara si sa nu pot sa merg prin piata victoriei fara sa tip la persoana cu care sunt ca sa ma auda. E foarte mare galagie
Sam Boar jandarmii au ajuns sa bata oameni pana la coloane dislocate. Este penibil.
All the food looks amazing!!!! Romania is on my list for sure! :P
Paint It Cerulean yeah, well cross it out cuz romania is a mess right now. Specially at night
Paint It Cerulean go to bucovina
Try Wizz,Ryan pt Blue Air,Lines,they 'r verry affortable))
Goog lock!:-))
Another amazing food tour. I think I would love Romania! Beautiful scenery, great food, sweet people. Thank you!
We think you would too. :) It was such a fun and beautiful country to visit!
The Endless Adventure Romania is great to visit. But to live here is a nightmare. Our civilization and infrastructure are 50 years behind. And the coruption and inflation are on the highest level in Europe. We had luck this summer with a rainy weather but usually we have 40°C+ in summer.
Most of us, romanian people want to leave the country, but if you want to go visit, I think it is okay
FACKER HIDO'N BUSH . I agree!
FACKER HIDO'N BUSH ummm so what? most of us romanians LOVE that our weather gets tropical in the summer time. we hated this summer bc it was rainy and very weird.
you can't complain abt the heat before you live in an northern european coutnry where they consider 16C summer time. lol us romnians are still wearing winter jackets at 16C.
I am from Romania and i m surprised that Americans dare to visit our beautiful country :)
Cronix_legion hahahahaha true, mother land is very beautiful
I’m American 🇺🇸 & go to Romania 🇷🇴 every year. Of course it helps my wife is Romanian.
Dare to visit? I don't think that's the word.
They so dare visit it. But they wouldn't dare living there
I am Romanian
Food tours look like a lot of fun!. Somethings we would probably do if we ever leave the country. : )
We absolutely love food tours! How can you go wrong - you get to eat yummy food and have a native/local teach you about the city and culture. Even if you don't leave the country (which we hope you're able to do soon!) I'm sure you could find a delicious food tour in a new city near you ;)
That's a great idea. I never thought of doing a food tour around here.
: )
I went to Romania when I was 19 back in 93 which was just after the revolution and the country was still getting back on its feet and there wasn’t much food not even at the hotels the locals were so generous when we took day trips though and really friendly. It’s really interesting seeing all this food that we never got to see except for some cheese that’s the locals would give us with tomatoes and bread all of which was delicious 😁
Octav Roman yes, I learnt this whilst I was there. We had a wonderful tour guide who told us all about his experiences on a coach tour around Bucharest it was incredibly moving, eye opening and certainly helped us understand the food shortage more and exactly how generous these people were in giving strangers food. I do remember the cheese and tomatoes being really delicious and the bread, this was something we were given on a trip to Dracula’s castle by some people in the countryside.
Aah, the 90s.when I was a kid growing up in Romania. Dark, fun, weird times.
@Octavian Roman Yes, indeed. Those were the dark times when the factories were starting to become a junk and then sold for nothing.
You guys are so beautiful, both
I wish to thank you for your great words about my country
I love also the accurate way you described each food you tasted.
Thanks for this nice video guys. One day in the future I will visit Romania.
My friends Dom and Liliana left the UK and moved to Bucharest and opened a restaurant. It's called Blue Margarita. Go try it. It's amazing.
I'm from Romania and honestly I love watching videos with people coming in my county. It's so weard and I always laugh😂😂
No better way of experiencing culture than through food.
We agree!
as a Romanian I can say that your guide did an awesome job with this food tour; it's quite complete and also nicely presented. Glad to see this level of services. Big up!
Anda A : thanks for your nice words! I am trying to do my best here - but I do realize that it’ s not possible to include ALL Romanian typical dishes in this tour ;)
Watching your video...ohhh i miss my country!!🇷🇴
I live and work in Italy.
I miss our Romanian food,by the way i am from Craiova(Romania).
I am so glad that you liked our food!!😍
Mici with a cold beer...she knows what's up;)
Is well known Romania 🇷🇴 has the best soil and that why the food is delicious and we also have our own recipes that brings us on top when is about food, we also like to eat extremely organic and we are very fussy when it comes to food and to everything in general as our tastes are quite fine and we like all the good quality stuff and in general a good life style.
2:07 "La copac" means "At the Tree"
3:18 That's called Zacuscă. It is amazing.
4:17 It's called Mămăligă.
4:54 Fasole bătută means Mashed beans.
Hi you guys. Like Romanian food tour! You're getting me in trouble from my wife.Now I'm watching dan and Stacey vlogs .
Aww sorry you got in trouble, but we won't apologize for introducing you to them - they're a great travel couple! 😁
I love all your video's. It's great to see you two having fun. Most of us won't ever get to see all these cool places. Thanks for sharing. :)
Great adventure tour video in Romania, you too! 😃👍👏👏💯
You made my day.
You guys should have tried 'sarmale'. Is a usually Christmas traditional food but u can find it everywhere, anytime, i mean at restaurants, and u must try them with "mamaliga". Is delicious.
Good haircut Eric! This is one of the places I'd love to see. My mom's neighbors are Romanian and we adore them! I bet the people there are lovely.
Thanks! 😊
Lisa Anderson we really are...
It depends , go to the north eastern side, you will meet really nice people, they do things traditionaly
I am romanian
@@simonaweberhofer443 Maybe you don't!
Veggies are very tasty in Romania, fruits too. Maybe the soil or the lower yields from less modifies seeds. If I want something similar in Canada I have to buy heirloom, which cost substantially more than regular ones.
Romania gets a lot of sun, normally, and it's not too dry, either. And whether it's intentional or not, most is organic, as many farmers are still small scale ones without the means to go industrial. Some local varieties are likely adding to the diversity, too, as that is something that gets lost, too, with industrialisation. Big supermarkets want all similar sized tomatoes, apples, and the like, preferably with a similar colour, too. Taste? Meh.
The bean dip was oily because it's made by beating white beans with garlic and oil, not because it was garnished with oily peppers, lol. As an American citizen who moved back to her native country, I am happy to see other Americans come visit this beautiful country. Oh, and the food is amazing (even with it's lack of seasonings 😉). Happy travels!
It's so funny hearing the transition between english and romanian. Great video, just subbed
Tu ce cauti aici? :)
i miss romania i’m from there
U must try our STRUDEL CU MERE and GOGOASA CU CIOCOLATA,and FRESH MARKET FRUITS DURING SUMMER(MOST OF THEM ARE BIO)
All dishes looks so tasty
Guys ,You did More Then ALL the Turism Ministry conbain Together, Since 1990 -till Present thei did together, so Far..
Thank You, Very Much for Posting this video...
Who would think 30 years ago that someone would call Pufuleți "fancy snack" :). That was all we had as kids 30 years ago :)
@@Lilith218 You live in U.S?
The other food tour video went up a few days ago, so you're not too far behind. I actually watched Dane & Stacey's video because I saw you two were in it (I'm now a subscriber to their channel). I laughed when you were recognised, you do realise you have a UA-cam channel with 100,000 subscribers :D
So glad you found Dane and Stacey! They're lovely! 👍 And ya, I guess it's just hard for us to wrap our heads around that number and realize that they represent real life people haha 🤣
You mentioned the smokiness of the zacusca with roast peppers. This is because the peppers are slowly roasted over low fire to singe the peel off as the pepper roasts. The blackened peel is then removed so you don't get the bitterness you would get if the peel remained, and bonus, you get the smoky taste. It's a lovely dish, it takes a bit of work though. Glad you liked it!
Love Your food tours guys! Especially when i am super hungry.. Greetings from Amsterdam!
Another awesome video 👏🏻 I didn’t know much about Romania but it looks amazing and delicious 😋
Thanks, Sean! We didn't know much either before arriving, but we loved it there!
Cool fact: turkish delight is called "rahat" in romanian,wich literally means " crap"...
ce explicatie de ``rahat , le -ai dat... mai bine taceai!
it makes me laugh when i hear foreigners saying "turkish delight"... what a joke. rahatul turcesc nu merita numele de "delight" pentru ca nu este ceva delicios, mie nu-mi place, am vazut si multi straini carora nu le place si cred ca numele romanesc se potriveste mai bine.
Sa inteleg ca ar trebui sa se schimbe denumirea doar pentru ca tu si 'multi straini' aveti ifose? Misto logica. Nu te apuca de facut copii ca e jale.
Stanciu Bogdan yeah I’ve always found that funny
Maria airaM rahatul turcesc e comestibil?
Eric is so laid back. A good ole Missouri boy. :) The food looks amazing!
XD I’m proud of myself rn so I gonna brag about something totally stupid. So I have a Romanian boyfriend, and I have therefore learned some words and how to pronounce most most letters (it becomes harder when they become words) Anyways, I saw the name Bucharest, and I thought that is probably was pronounced București in Romanian… and i was right! (I might have heard the name before though)
Edit: I saw the eggplant salad I wanna cry when I see it! It’s soo good!
Also the red eggplant veggie thing might be zacuscă (my boyfriend loves it)
I hold this comment very dare to my heart and it makes me very excited and happy 🥰
I m from romania
@M G He/She just wanted to said.
Oh so Nice,I miss so much my 🇷🇴 food , I live in Italy now and when I saw this video suddenly I miss my Bucharest 🇷🇴❤ I miss it allways but when I see a video where is ma' city my heart beggins to stirs ❤,
Hope you really enjoyed your stay and our cuisine ( of course you didn't had time to eat all the traditional food ),
See you Next time in 🇷🇴 , some tips : Brasov , Sibiu , Sighisoara, Cluj-Napoca , the old villages where you can admire some wonderful old views in the north ( Maramures and Bucovina regions) and Timisoara in the west where the '89 revolution beggins)
See ya
Hello there! I'm so glad you came here and you like it here, I wish you a great stay! You can pick up the red smoky paste on traditional stores or public marketplaces as that one where you saw the tomato. Also, I would recommend you to try out the "sarmale", it's a dish where the exterior is made of pickled cabbages and the interior is rice with pork/beef/chicken meat and veggies. Or the salty cheese aged in pine tree bark.
Stay tuned...there was so much delicious food there, we may or may not have done a Romanian food tour part 2.... 😉 (spoiler - we did!)
I'm from romania and im gland u liked the food
I'm an American living in Bucharest since 2007. First visited in 2000. It makes me laugh how suddenly tourists are discovering Bucharest but then again, up till 5 years ago there was a serious stray dog problem and very few cafes and bars open. The locals had no money to spend unless you were fitze (nouveaux riche).
Yeah and those nouveaux riches probably didn't want to have a simple beer, no, it had to be imported and cost three times as much. Nothing against imported beer, but I can hardly taste the difference between a Dutch lager or an Italian or a Portuguese one, and see no interest in ordering them outside of their country.
Fancy popcorn 😂😂 I never thought of pufuleti that way, lol. It's on point, to be fair.
Vre- un roman oman pe aici ? Great video guys . Do you have any video made in Switzerland 🇨🇭 ?
The Romanian word for turkish delight is rahat. Rahat means also crap in Romanian :)
That is the shortest I've seen Eric hair, I guess Romania is a good place for a hair cut as opposed to Switzerland price wise! Looks like you had a great day.
ufewl As a Swiss who is in love with Romania, I second that.
Food România its very very very good good good hammiii 😋😋😋😋😋
Try “sarmale”
definitely (with mamaliga)! also shaorma
lol mamaliga with shaorma xDD
even better shaorma with sarmals
Fother Mucker yaaas
Omgg yassss i love sarmale
Watched your video on Bucharest about a month ago. Then book a tour with Laura. We just had the best afternoon with Laura on her food tour. Thanks for the great recommendation. If anyone else is in Bucharest an afternoon with Laura must be on your listl.
Oh wow
Cică pufuleții sunt că popcorn 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
Thanks for the great video...going to Bucharest in a month. Good intro to the food. Enjoy your travels.
You should have gone to the Romanian army museum
why is it that I am proud of my country then only when I see that strangers appreciate my country more than my Romanians?
it's very nice to see tourists from other countries feel good in our country
At 5:52 I would choose to call yourselves "Schmo's" rather than Schmucks due to the original Yiddish meaning... :)
Hahaha... 8:38 nuts filled with cream... ;)
Nice to add another couple to the ever growing list of travelling couples I watch (most from you link-ups)... :)
Im romanian i live in bucharest hello is salut and sarmale are the best
She already got that fat! Romania looks just great..
... are you calling us fat?
Still, Romania has the best metabolism in Europe. It is the slimmest nation
Look all good omg i wanna eat 😀
I *LOVE* Romanian food.
thanks for showing how Romania really is XD we thank you
Love you guys....i am a romanian...but i live in Finland....your videos made me hungry and i miss my food and my country...
Stay in Finland you'll make a lot more money.
Davin Ellicson Yeah.
I was there, so beautiful country, love from Israel
The thing that you eated at 2:44 is named ZACUSCĂ
Forță sunteti ❤ niceeee
Turkish delight has a strange taste which takes abit of getting used to. We get it here in the UK, but I've also had it from Greece as it originated in the middle east and turkey hence its name.
Christian Buczko they make it with rosewater reason why there's a funny taste.
Christian Buczko cool fact: in romanian turkish delight is named "rahat",wich, literally, could be translated by "crap".
@stancio Bogdan, you mean when you get visitors, you give them crap to eat???
Christian Buczko yeah,pretty much...
Lol...
This Mamaliga and NOT polenta!!!!
Nice video, I'm from Romania.. In so glad you like the food from Romania contry 😍
Eu sunt roman "fasole batuta"😂😂😂😂🤣🤣
I just started watching you guys and you do great videos and I’m from Romania 🇷🇴 and I haven’t visited my friends and family and all.
And all the foods that’s you tasted are good and delicious because I tasted them.
Hope the tour was good and I really like your videos
The dip, as you described it, is called zacusca. The vegetables are roasted on the grill, fire grill, than peeled and mixed all togheter. People make it for winter, put it in jars.
Free the sausage!! That needs to be on a shirt. :-)
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Mittitei, vinete,icre de Crap and beeer ,ursus
I love ``mici,,, i love nuts filled with cream!!! wow!
I was hungry (eating a bit late today) and you guys killed me with this video! 😵
🤣 hopefully you were able to get food stat afterwards!
What a fantastic video I watch you guys all the time and subscribed to Daneger and Stacey channel they are also good told them I saw them on Th e Endless Advrnturers
Love it! So glad we could introduce them to you :)
OMG HOW THEY REACT TO pufuleti is insaneee, dude its just a bland cheeto
Thanks for sharing guys. Enjoying good is always a great way to get to know a different culture. Yes guys people watch and enjoy your videos. 👍🏼
I would have never imagined Bucharest could be this beautiful!
The Roman Empire conquered Europe by force , Germany conquered Europe by force , but Romania continues to conquer everyone's heart by food :)))
Many greetings from Romania! 🇹🇩
Gina beautiful your country from England
you guys need to try something called " Sarmale" :(
The original recipe of biscuit cake has rom essence in it so maybe that's the taste of alcohol you sensed :D
Someone else who is from Romania and watches this? (I am)
Romania has a lot to offer. Too bad the goovernament does nothing to encourage the tourism. Our mountains are magnificent. The seaside too. And all the landscapes. And we are normal human beings, not some underdeveloped creatures😁 There's more to us than just Dracula, who, by the way ,wasn't a vampire at all. Pitty tourists only go and visit some well advertised places. Go see more, not just those places you read about. Ask the locals, they tell you what else to see. Have fun!
Heineken beer is from Holland
Mici is not sausege
Try: sarmale cu smantana si ardei iute
When back in the UK I recommend you buy a Frys Turkish delight. This is on of the oldest chocolate bars in the UK, it is Turkish delight wrapped in chocolate (turkish delight is a kind of acquired taste, its not jelly, or jam its well turkish delight :D). Another popular way its sold is with a dusting of icing sugar (powered sugar). The flavour is typically "rose" flavour but lemon is also popular. Edmund in the Lion, the Witch and the Warddrobe is famous for eating turkish delight when he first meets the queen/witch in Narnia.
Try Timisoara, Cluj, Maramures, Arad and may many amazing places, go in the sumer to the Black Sea 🌊 in Constanta, Mamaia.
Love this food tour. It was adorable how humble you were when someone recognized you. Cheers to more people knowing your channel.
Welcome to Romania! 🇷🇴🤗😘
Love Eric's Romanian haircut burn x