Mehboob and Mansoor have legitimately become veterans. They are now quite capable of comparing and referencing a much wider range of foods. It's refreshing to watch. Salaam from Bangladesh. Ramadan Mubarak.
Have you ever thought of doing a small "Profiles of our celebrities" series where you tell us even more about their lives when NOT in the cafe reacting to food and video games? I would love to see a whole "and here's what I do for a living" and "here's what I do after work" and all that. It would be fun.
Mehboob and Manzoor have a food channel ua-cam.com/channels/2L6QCtVTG1BOBad1dFvkDA.html Peer has his own channel with random stuff ua-cam.com/channels/9BTl4WB2-IC0H-fwXmblQQ.html
Also want to know where they live and the community they live in. Are they near a sea,river, or dessert? Where is the nearest major city and how is the commerce.
I love how their reaction to pancakes was "oh, it's roti", and me explaining roti to fellow Americans is "they're basically pancakes". Everybody has some sort of flat bread. It's one of those universal foods that just keeps popping up in almost every culture because it's tasty and it works.
I just watched a baking show where the contestants had to make whatever flatbread they wanted and you’re right, practically every culture has one! There were so many types and they barely scratched the surface! I got a lotta eating to do to try them all. 👁👄👁
BTW as someone who doesn't know anyone's name it would be appreciated if you inserted a tiny subtitle with each person's name when they are on screen. It would make it easier to relate and develop an affinity for each person.
Ok, at this point, these villagers have tried more of the world cuisine than me! Hahaha! I love them all, this has become one of my favorite channels on UA-cam and I never expected that 😂🎉😄💙
@@KoovoParkolainen I agree. I thought it interesting some of these people have better understanding of English than some of us who natively speak English. These people are getting a very good cultural trip/experience. And actually have better English than some of us that natively speak English. I am very happy that I have this experience to be part of seeing these people experience all these things.
Being American I only knew churros as a Mexican treat. I had no idea they were Spanish or meant for breakfast, that's wild. Unlike most Americans I can't do sweet breakfasts, though.
@@rapa2894 Yeah, Mexico and Spain share many foods, due to obvious cultural ties. I think Mexican churros have cinnamon though, but I'm not sure since I haven't tried them. In Spain, churros are eaten usually for breakfast, and they're also a hangover meal. Though they're more of a Sunday breakfast, it's not like people eat them every day. The most common Spanish breakfast nowadays is an espresso and something light, tbh. And it also depends on each region. Churros are very popular in Madrid, but not so much in other places like Barcelona. Same with tapas.
@@rapa2894 Ironically, Americans tend to think Latinos are "Spanish" ethnic, even though they're mostly natives or mixed race. Mexicans have a lot of native culture and traditions, but the Spanish sure left a mark on their culture.
@@thomasnorb4077 That's because Latino is an ethnicity, not a race. Latino is a cultural term. There's white Argentinians whose parents were Spanish, Italian or German. There's Latinos who are completely Amerindian, and there's some who are African black. Even some Asians in places like Peru. And then there's all the possible combinations amongst those groups.
@@rapa2894 I live in Chile (southamerica) and we have churros too, we eat them with powdered sugar or manjar (dulce de leche), and in spanish places or cafeterias are with a cup of hot chocolate. But we eat them in the afternoon, breakfast is salty here.
I am Pakistani and in Pakistan no one knows about this channel. My brother told me about it. Most of you viewers are from other countries. I love how you guys enjoy this so much. xD! I think my favorite on the show is the beard guy!
It would also be so interesting if they tried other people's tribal food or even each other's tribal food? Let Mustafa be there for that one. I'm sure they're all just copies of his village haha
That's what I said as well. In Pakistan Is it not normal for a husband to do something nice for his wife when he knows she's mad at him? I figured this was universal.
@@Phyde4ux that not what you said though? Lol he was implying that the pancakes did not look like a satisfying meal and that the wife would punish her husband with that
@@Plantasea I assumed that as well, until you tried correcting me by saying, "He definitely said when wife is annoyed with husband." Which is the same thing that I said.
Even Mustafa, the guy that hates almost everything, loved the maple snacks from Canada. I remember him saying on one video that he wished his area had maple trees, so he could plant them and get the sap.
@@carrieflood4265 syrup is used just on english speaking countries, is too sweet if you are not used to it. In my experience they are better with jam, dulce de leche or nutella.
A lot of European countries (maybe even Middle Eastern countries too) have pancakes or something that resembles pancakes. And everyone has something else they put on it.
I'm from America and we eat syrup on our pancakes and waffles. Please let them try pancakes with syrup. Without syrup they are very bland. I wouldn't eat them without it. Love you guys. 1 of my favorite channels. I look forward to your videos.
@@hisokamorow3611 Maple syrup. It's made from sap of the maple tree. Of course there is also artificial syrup made from corn syrup but it is not as good. My grandmother used to take us picking wild chokecherries and she would also use the juice from the berries to make syrup. (You have to use a LOT of sugar to make chokecherries bearable. There's a reason they are called chokecherries lol. Good to take kids picking though, they won't eat them raw when they should be picking 😄).
And mexicans also do NOT eat churos for breakfast they eat basically what americans eat just add salsa to everything even though I was born and raised in America I am Mexican Therefore eating both american and mexican foods and I don't mean Taco bell but good authentic mexican food! still is the norm for me, Plus you know americans do NOT eat chocolate syrup on there 🥞 they put a lot of melted butter and than drenched in loads of maple syrup and we have our waffles like that also but I have had fruit topping all different fruit topping on my waffles but always a lot of butter first and love my waffles with fruit topping or with syrup love waffles! Ummmm!
Yes. I was hoping for a shakshouka or some huevos rancheros- more savory things! I'm probably just projecting because I can't handle sweet breakfasts anymore.
I am from Morocco, we share borders with Spain but I never knew what Spaniards eat for breakfast until now, thanks to reactistan this channel is educational.
What do you eat for breakfast in Morocco? When I was young, maybe 8-10.. a new girl moved into our neighborhood. She was from Morocco, we were so impressed she spoke 3 languages (arabic, french, english) when we all only spoke English and broken Spanish lol She became my close friend. I don't remember much of what we ate at her house, except I do remember her mom making us some delicious warm flatbreads with honey as a snack many times. Idk if that's a moroccan thing or just a her mom thing 😂 but I have always thought of her when I eat honey. Even now, over 20 years later 😂
Churros are one of the most traditional breaksfasts, but nowadays it's more common to drink coffee with something like a croissant or a toast. More of a Sunday thing. They're also typical after a party night.
So happy to see them trying churros and chocolate! They’re really popular in Spain, mainly in Madrid, my city. You can have them at any time of the day. Also, we have porras, that are much bigger and I personally prefer to churros. Thank you for these videos. I enjoy them a lot!
In Japan people also have miso soup and rice along with fish, usually grilled. Typical western quick breakfasts like cereal, toast, eggs are common too. A lot of Japanese also enjoy coffee as well as green tea. It seems like every east Asian country ha a taste for strongly fishy foods and snacks. Not to everyone's taste. My breakfast is strange even in the US - a bottle of water and too many medications.
Please offer Reactistan gang better seafood options! No more Japanese; they never will care for this 😅. Try Peruvian dishes like ceviche (traditional, NO tomatoes) with cancha and yucca frita; or jalea (mixture of fried seafood incl octopus), sudado (fish stew) . Or, other seafood like calamari, crab cakes, salmon, other popular stews! 🙏 BTW, we have fried fish for breakfast option in Peru and it's yummy. Also, leftovers can be breakfast! 😆
@Marc Carran It's kind of the national drink along with chicha morada. There are a lot of US importers. Most Peruvian restaurants will offer as well. I live in the SF Bay Area, and it's easily accessible here, even in upscale Peruvian restaurants like La Mer.
@@spreest9537 ya lol, and they are really funny guys, do you know in tribal villages there is tradition all villagers gather in night at place then make lot of jokes like this and they throw jokes on each other
Reactistan, suggest doing a model photo shoot as an episode of all your food critics in their regional traditional dresses. It would be enlightening and they'd all make amazing models
Love the breakfast videos. How does someone send you syrup? Every time I've watched the participants eat pancakes, they don't have butter or syrup. That's how pancakes are eaten in America. Although, pancakes can be eaten with just about anything, peanut butter, jellies and jams, fruits and whipped cream, etc.
As a spaniard, I knew that they would like the churros with chocolate. :P But we eat that as a special treat for breakfast or evening snack. In my family at least we take them once per month, but not everyday. Thanks to the channel for bringing a piece of Spain to them.
"It's like asphalt." Manzoor kills me. Parvati's right - you shouldn't use chocolate as a pancake topping. That Japanese one was pretty polarizing! I expected nearly all of them to hate it, but it did better than I imagined.
You always seem to know when i'm having a bad day and then upload a video to brighten my life! Absolutely love all of these people and their different reactions to crazy foods. Love from America.
I never imagined they'd try churros! I'm glad they did tho, as a spanish I love churros so much so I'm glad they didn't dislike it as much as I thought they would!
They might enjoy a full Japanese breakfast. In addition to the fish, there's rice, an omelette, miso soup, and pickled vegetables. Maybe skip the natto (fermented soybeans), as the smell alone can be overwhelming.
Aiii... I'm from Belgium.. we don't eat bel-gem waffles for breakfast . We eat boterkoeken or bread and charcutterie or cereal.. maybe a boiled egg with soldiers. If we eat waffles... it's either Liége waffles .. usually from a waffle truck or stand or Brussels waffles, the large crunchy kind , in a tea room or restaurant.. with brown sugar, créme fraiche, or some powder sugar... What you gave those people are bel-gem waffles .. look them up.. they were introduced in the world fair by a belgian entrepreneur but they don't represent anything belgian. Also.. fruit on waffles.. very american.... we started doing it here because tourists kept asking for it. Things to look up.. Liége waffles, Brussels waffles. Very good stuff.
Just so you know, Americans put maple syrup on pancakes (I think you already had them try this way in the McDonald's breakfast video). They do not eat pancakes this way with chocolate and all these things on it. Maybe bananas or apples with cinnamon if they are being fancy.
Hi I’ve recently just discovered your channel and have been binge watching your content . I really enjoy their reactions. Also, perhaps they would have enjoyed the pancakes more if they were given syrup on the side as an option
I'd love to see a "controversial foods" episode where everyone decides if they either love or hate a bunch of love-or-hate foods like mayonnaise, licorice, olives, pineapple pizza, anchovies, etc.
To be honest you should give them pickle and fermented bean for Japanese breakfast. People do eat that fish in breakfast but it came in set with Miso soup and rice.
To be honest, I have a hard time understanding the peoples of this world, that eat what's essentially dinner foods for breakfast. Whether we're talking about the japanese like you described, or the english, with their eggs and bacon, sausages, beans, toast, and black (blood) pudding, for breakfast. But I can get behind a sandwich or toast, and maybe with egg and bacon. But to make it kinda like a full dinner, is weird to me. And dinner foods itself, eaten for breakfast. But normally, I usually eat some sandwiches, or if I'm feeling lazy, some cereal with milk, for my breakfast. And toast is great, but I hardly make it as often as when I was younger, these days. But I do make it occasionally. And my favourite bread toasted with coldcut chorizo (like chorizo in salami version) and cheese on top, is heavenly. And I'm a foodie, so I like all foods. But I can't do a dinner style breakfast, my stomach would go ballistic on me. Had 6 surgeries before I was just 1 years old, so I have a very sensitive stomach, unfortunately. But as long as I stick to what works for me, it's fine. But a dinner style (hot and savory meal) breakfast, is not one of those things, though.
@@JarodMoonchild1975 Well there's no natural categories for what's "dinner food" and what's "breakfast food". It all depends on the culture you were raised in
@@JarodMoonchild1975 "Breakfast food" or "lunch food" depends on where you are from. There isn't some universal law that determine which is which! In the U.S., England, and Australia, eggs, bacon, and sausages ARE breakfast food! People in these countries usually don't eat these things for dinner, therefore these are not "dinner foods" in those countries.
Lol. Here in Spain churros are longer and are usually eaten when still hot (like really hot). We eat them with chocolate or with plain sugar. I loved seen all of you enjoying them. ❤️❤️😊
I’d love for them to try “comfort” foods from America like: grilled cheese sandwiches dipped in tomato soup or macaroni and cheese or salami with cheese slices.
Waffles are best hot with plenty of butter and syrup on it. YOU can put all that other junk on it, if you want too, but it's best with just plain butter and good old syrup.
Man i’d love to have Manzoor visit Norway and i could show him a different culture, he seems like such a nice man Well maybe one day i will be a rich man and take all of them
It would be extra helpful if there was a picture of the food they talk about from their homes on screen when they talk about it. It might be hard to do and the videos are great as they are. I just keep writing down what they talk about, pause the video, look up the food item, then play again.
Watching the videos for the first I really enjoyed how we all can get along with food and laughter but only if we just give each other a chance. It would be VIP to see all people love each other and experience each culture without prejudice. We can all learn something from each other and only God knows how much we can share love with each other. My favorite video’s are the video games everybody tried to play and enjoyed.
I agree with most of the others here, the normal way to have pancakes in the USA is with butter (on every layer) and maple syrup. A side of turkey bacon would be a good to pair with it. As far as a Japanese meal, they vary just like in the USA. But I fix rice with a raw egg and natto (and seaweed to pick it up), tofu with green onion and soy, and miso soup with seaweed. I get hungry just thinking about breakfast !
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Mehboob and Mansoor have legitimately become veterans. They are now quite capable of comparing and referencing a much wider range of foods. It's refreshing to watch. Salaam from Bangladesh. Ramadan Mubarak.
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Ramadan Mubarak!
Ramadan Mubarak bro, love from India
It's Ramazan. Not Ramadan.
@@SUREETBHATTACHARYA actually, in Arabic its Ramadan. But the urdu speakers distort the letter Dod to a 'z' sound, so they say Ramzan.
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Then a hush falls over the room and every breath is held.
All eyes are on him
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Have you ever thought of doing a small "Profiles of our celebrities" series where you tell us even more about their lives when NOT in the cafe reacting to food and video games? I would love to see a whole "and here's what I do for a living" and "here's what I do after work" and all that. It would be fun.
This is an awesome idea. I hope they see it
Peer Jan started his own channel where he cooks with his kids.
We don't want them to leave this channel, though. 🙂
Mehboob and Manzoor have a food channel ua-cam.com/channels/2L6QCtVTG1BOBad1dFvkDA.html
Peer has his own channel with random stuff ua-cam.com/channels/9BTl4WB2-IC0H-fwXmblQQ.html
Also want to know where they live and the community they live in. Are they near a sea,river, or dessert? Where is the nearest major city and how is the commerce.
Mehboob still holding a grudge against Japan for sushi! I feel you, bro! 😆
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@@Sifat_Rashid no
I'ved lived in Japan for a decade and still don't care much for sushi.
I love how the participants subtly roast the hosts every single time 😳
LOL
😂 yea lol
Right 😂😂😂
Lmao see tribal people also have their own sense of humour
@@Founderschannel123 better than tik tokers
I love how their reaction to pancakes was "oh, it's roti", and me explaining roti to fellow Americans is "they're basically pancakes".
Everybody has some sort of flat bread. It's one of those universal foods that just keeps popping up in almost every culture because it's tasty and it works.
I just watched a baking show where the contestants had to make whatever flatbread they wanted and you’re right, practically every culture has one! There were so many types and they barely scratched the surface! I got a lotta eating to do to try them all. 👁👄👁
@@rl751 what's the show? I'm interested now lol
Because flat bread is Practical
When I saw Roti I thought they were like tortillas
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y'all should film 'you guys try tribal food'
Great idea
Omg that's an amazing idea. I would love to watch that episode.
Mehboob and Manzoor should cook it for them on their channel
Yess
(I've been thinking the same thing for awhile)
BTW as someone who doesn't know anyone's name it would be appreciated if you inserted a tiny subtitle with each person's name when they are on screen. It would make it easier to relate and develop an affinity for each person.
Ok, at this point, these villagers have tried more of the world cuisine than me! Hahaha! I love them all, this has become one of my favorite channels on UA-cam and I never expected that 😂🎉😄💙
It's 11:43 PM here in the Philippines and now I'm craving for some churros 😂 Great video tho! ❤️✨
hahah thank you
I've never had them and now traveling to them get some authentic ones are on my food bucket list
@@tashumbriamiller You should definitely try them! They were a hit in the Philippines a few years ago 😊
The little square cells on waffles are good for keeping any sauce or topping on your bite. Waffles are the engineer's breakfast! ☺️
interesting. so well thought.
Don't forget the butter lol
These tribal guys not only get to try International cuisines, they get exposure to some simple English. Kudos to you guys for doing this program
Mehboob was saying in English “ Ice cream with bread” at the Waffles part 👍🏼👍🏼
I'm not sure about the others, but I think Manzoor has some basic English. It seemed that way from the very start of this channel.
@@pablodelsegundo9502 Both Mehboob and Manzoor seem to have a basic understanding of the language.
I love that I get exposure to Urdu!
@@KoovoParkolainen I agree. I thought it interesting some of these people have better understanding of English than some of us who natively speak English. These people are getting a very good cultural trip/experience. And actually have better English than some of us that natively speak English. I am very happy that I have this experience to be part of seeing these people experience all these things.
Being from Spain I already knew their reaction with churros. Haven’t seen any foreigner who doesn’t like them yet.
Being American I only knew churros as a Mexican treat. I had no idea they were Spanish or meant for breakfast, that's wild. Unlike most Americans I can't do sweet breakfasts, though.
@@rapa2894 Yeah, Mexico and Spain share many foods, due to obvious cultural ties. I think Mexican churros have cinnamon though, but I'm not sure since I haven't tried them. In Spain, churros are eaten usually for breakfast, and they're also a hangover meal. Though they're more of a Sunday breakfast, it's not like people eat them every day. The most common Spanish breakfast nowadays is an espresso and something light, tbh. And it also depends on each region. Churros are very popular in Madrid, but not so much in other places like Barcelona. Same with tapas.
@@rapa2894 Ironically, Americans tend to think Latinos are "Spanish" ethnic, even though they're mostly natives or mixed race. Mexicans have a lot of native culture and traditions, but the Spanish sure left a mark on their culture.
@@thomasnorb4077 That's because Latino is an ethnicity, not a race. Latino is a cultural term. There's white Argentinians whose parents were Spanish, Italian or German. There's Latinos who are completely Amerindian, and there's some who are African black. Even some Asians in places like Peru. And then there's all the possible combinations amongst those groups.
@@rapa2894 I live in Chile (southamerica) and we have churros too, we eat them with powdered sugar or manjar (dulce de leche), and in spanish places or cafeterias are with a cup of hot chocolate. But we eat them in the afternoon, breakfast is salty here.
I am Pakistani and in Pakistan no one knows about this channel. My brother told me about it. Most of you viewers are from other countries. I love how you guys enjoy this so much. xD!
I think my favorite on the show is the beard guy!
Mehboob
It would also be so interesting if they tried other people's tribal food or even each other's tribal food? Let Mustafa be there for that one. I'm sure they're all just copies of his village haha
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Absolutely!
No, Mansoor! Pancakes are what we make for you when we're NOT mad at you! 😆
Maybe I misread it, but I thought he meant the husband makes it for the wife when she's mad at him.
@@Phyde4ux you misread it. The husband won’t be in the kitchen anyway. He definitely said when wife is annoyed with husband.
That's what I said as well. In Pakistan Is it not normal for a husband to do something nice for his wife when he knows she's mad at him? I figured this was universal.
@@Phyde4ux that not what you said though? Lol he was implying that the pancakes did not look like a satisfying meal and that the wife would punish her husband with that
@@Plantasea I assumed that as well, until you tried correcting me by saying, "He definitely said when wife is annoyed with husband." Which is the same thing that I said.
They would have loved the pancakes with lots of maple syrup and butter.
Ya thats the true way to eat them
Even Mustafa, the guy that hates almost everything, loved the maple snacks from Canada. I remember him saying on one video that he wished his area had maple trees, so he could plant them and get the sap.
Yes, I am American and have never heard of putting chocolate on pancakes.
@@carrieflood4265 syrup is used just on english speaking countries, is too sweet if you are not used to it. In my experience they are better with jam, dulce de leche or nutella.
A lot of European countries (maybe even Middle Eastern countries too) have pancakes or something that resembles pancakes. And everyone has something else they put on it.
The lady in the green with the orange bracelets up her arm is one of my favorite people in this video. She’s hilarious. Lol
She's so sassy! I like her!
She was born smiling and making people laugh . Pure joy .
Those were the most perfectly-made pancakes I’ve ever seen.
Thank you
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Maple syrup and butter is more typical.
I eat my pancakes with butter and honey 🤤
@@Reactistan we would like to see your chef in the next video. Pls
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I'm from America and we eat syrup on our pancakes and waffles. Please let them try pancakes with syrup. Without syrup they are very bland. I wouldn't eat them without it. Love you guys. 1 of my favorite channels. I look forward to your videos.
Definitely. I can eat cereal without milk, but not pancakes without syrup.
You mean acornsirup right? I never had american pancakes before
@@m.sloane5476 exactly how I am.
@@hisokamorow3611 Maple syrup. It's made from sap of the maple tree. Of course there is also artificial syrup made from corn syrup but it is not as good.
My grandmother used to take us picking wild chokecherries and she would also use the juice from the berries to make syrup. (You have to use a LOT of sugar to make chokecherries bearable. There's a reason they are called chokecherries lol. Good to take kids picking though, they won't eat them raw when they should be picking 😄).
@@MRuby-qb9bd oh yeah i mean maple sirup with acorn sirup
We don't eat waffles and ice cream for breakfast in Belgium...it's enjoyed mostly in the afternoon with tea or coffee.
We eat it here in the US for breakfast (although I've never seen it with ice cream). Interesting differences.
So much for Belgium being the promised land....
in afternoon you people eat so light food... :'( you people are not fed right.
I had to pause in order to prepare waffles with Greek style yogurt & meadow flower honey.
And mexicans also do NOT eat churos for breakfast they eat basically what americans eat just add salsa to everything even though I was born and raised in America I am Mexican Therefore eating both american and mexican foods and I don't mean Taco bell but good authentic mexican food! still is the norm for me, Plus you know americans do NOT eat chocolate syrup on there 🥞 they put a lot of melted butter and than drenched in loads of maple syrup and we have our waffles like that also but I have had fruit topping all different fruit topping on my waffles but always a lot of butter first and love my waffles with fruit topping or with syrup love waffles! Ummmm!
As a proud Belgian I must say we do NOT eat this as breakfast but more as a dessert but its still delicious!
Hello I'm an Indian and I LOVE waffles more than pancakes
Ikr who eats waffles with ice-cream for breakfast in Belgium? Perfect dessert for sure, but breakfast? Nope.
The newer man was spot on. Pancakes need butter. Why didn’t you give them butter and maple syrup. The tasters loved maple syrup in past episodes.
Pancakes without Maple Syrup just feels wrong
I agree, they looked very dry and sad
Agreed. Why did they instead give them CHOCOLATE on top?? Not many people eat them that way.
Most of these feel like desserts rather than breakfasts lol
Some of them are actually, Belgians don't eat waffles for breakfast.
Yes. I was hoping for a shakshouka or some huevos rancheros- more savory things! I'm probably just projecting because I can't handle sweet breakfasts anymore.
Indeed, I don't like sweets for breakfast
@@pablodelsegundo9502 shakhsouka is moroccam Recipe for Breakfast🥰we eat it offen
@@fouzialala4280 I know, it's great!
I am from Morocco, we share borders with Spain but I never knew what Spaniards eat for breakfast until now, thanks to reactistan this channel is educational.
What do you eat for breakfast in Morocco? When I was young, maybe 8-10.. a new girl moved into our neighborhood. She was from Morocco, we were so impressed she spoke 3 languages (arabic, french, english) when we all only spoke English and broken Spanish lol She became my close friend. I don't remember much of what we ate at her house, except I do remember her mom making us some delicious warm flatbreads with honey as a snack many times. Idk if that's a moroccan thing or just a her mom thing 😂 but I have always thought of her when I eat honey. Even now, over 20 years later 😂
Churros are one of the most traditional breaksfasts, but nowadays it's more common to drink coffee with something like a croissant or a toast. More of a Sunday thing. They're also typical after a party night.
It varies a great deal in Spain. In the Canary islands, even the local fishermen ate tapas for breakfast. It's not just churros, that's my point.
@@jmiquelmb thanks
@@thomasnorb4077 Yeah. Churros or tapas are not that common in my region, Catalonia.
Paarwati needs more airtime. She seems vibrant and more energetic than the others.
She and Naseeba should do a spin-off channel. I'm not sure if they're from the same tribe, but they're both Hindus.
I like her too
@@pablodelsegundo9502 All of the women are hidnues
My mans Mehboob and Manzoor have tried every dishes from almost all the places. They must be really thankful to Reactistan ❤
They have great sense of humor..good friends
"I think you've planned to feed me.......to death". 😄
Lmao🤣
Japan aside, that’s between you and your fish 😂🤣😂🤣😂 I laughed so hard
"Let me tell you something, lets leave all this cutlery business"
It do be like that sometimes.
So happy to see them trying churros and chocolate! They’re really popular in Spain, mainly in Madrid, my city. You can have them at any time of the day. Also, we have porras, that are much bigger and I personally prefer to churros. Thank you for these videos. I enjoy them a lot!
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In Japan people also have miso soup and rice along with fish, usually grilled. Typical western quick breakfasts like cereal, toast, eggs are common too. A lot of Japanese also enjoy coffee as well as green tea. It seems like every east Asian country ha a taste for strongly fishy foods and snacks. Not to everyone's taste. My breakfast is strange even in the US - a bottle of water and too many medications.
I hope your ok👍
@@cryptonitegaming5284 I'll be fine. Thank goodness for modern medicine.
If you are southern Pakistani you will enjoy sea fish, if youre from Northern Pakistan probably not lol. Sea fish of any kind is an acquited taste
@@muhammadn.cheema998 That makes sense. The fresher, the better.
@@julieneff9408 it has more to do with availability, South Pakistan has ocean, North does not. Freshwater fish are more popular in Northern Pakistan
Naseeba is my favorite!!!! The funniest person on this show, instantly uplifts my mood with her sarcasm and jokes 😂
Please offer Reactistan gang better seafood options! No more Japanese; they never will care for this 😅. Try Peruvian dishes like ceviche (traditional, NO tomatoes) with cancha and yucca frita; or jalea (mixture of fried seafood incl octopus), sudado (fish stew) . Or, other seafood like calamari, crab cakes, salmon, other popular stews! 🙏 BTW, we have fried fish for breakfast option in Peru and it's yummy. Also, leftovers can be breakfast! 😆
Wow I never heard any of them sounds cool
A lot in indian-pak region eat fusion Chinese dishes. So they are mostly going to be receptive to more chinese or indo/thai seafood dishes.
@Marc Carran It's kind of the national drink along with chicha morada. There are a lot of US importers. Most Peruvian restaurants will offer as well. I live in the SF Bay Area, and it's easily accessible here, even in upscale Peruvian restaurants like La Mer.
For sure they wouldn’t like the ceviche because they don’t eat undercooked or raw foods.
They might have liked it if it had been properly cooked, that was the saddest fish I've seen in a long while.
Lovely to have you guys back again!!
Thank you
Mehboobs facial expressions when he eats something sour are too funny 😂
Oh, those waffles looked amazing. And Manzoor comparing food to asphalt and sand buckets - he's a creative man for sure, lol.
haha ya and compares chocolate with grease
@@islamonlysolution461 Lol, you can tell he probably likes cars
@@spreest9537 ya lol, and they are really funny guys, do you know in tribal villages there is tradition all villagers gather in night at place then make lot of jokes like this and they throw jokes on each other
@@islamonlysolution461 That sounds like a lot of fun.
Reactistan, suggest doing a model photo shoot as an episode of all your food critics in their regional traditional dresses. It would be enlightening and they'd all make amazing models
I love the lady with the bands around her arm and her bright colors. I think her name is Naseeba. I would love to see her whole outfit!
Love the breakfast videos. How does someone send you syrup? Every time I've watched the participants eat pancakes, they don't have butter or syrup. That's how pancakes are eaten in America. Although, pancakes can be eaten with just about anything, peanut butter, jellies and jams, fruits and whipped cream, etc.
Lol I died when she said leave all these cutlery business when having the American pancakes 🤣 I am in Kenya 🇰🇪
As a spaniard, I knew that they would like the churros with chocolate. :P But we eat that as a special treat for breakfast or evening snack. In my family at least we take them once per month, but not everyday. Thanks to the channel for bringing a piece of Spain to them.
You guys would probably love Brazilian cuisine, we use a lot of spices as well 😂
"It's like asphalt." Manzoor kills me.
Parvati's right - you shouldn't use chocolate as a pancake topping. That Japanese one was pretty polarizing! I expected nearly all of them to hate it, but it did better than I imagined.
As always, a fascinating review of food around the world. Thank you!!
Give these people Swedish meatballs with mashed potatoes, gravy and lingon berry-jam! IKEA represent!
I just love the gravy. Also I can eat Mashed potatoes everyday. 😋
You always seem to know when i'm having a bad day and then upload a video to brighten my life! Absolutely love all of these people and their different reactions to crazy foods. Love from America.
I never imagined they'd try churros! I'm glad they did tho, as a spanish I love churros so much so I'm glad they didn't dislike it as much as I thought they would!
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I observed throughout my life that there are two types of people:
Chocolate is Sweet people
Chocolate is Bitter people
Happy Saturday! I have never tried churros, will have to see if I can find them locally! They sound delicious 😋
They might enjoy a full Japanese breakfast. In addition to the fish, there's rice, an omelette, miso soup, and pickled vegetables. Maybe skip the natto (fermented soybeans), as the smell alone can be overwhelming.
Yall I'm from Malaysia, I loooooveees eating paratha with ice cream. Together they're crispy and soft, salty and creamy.
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When I am this early, I watch video but come back later to read comments.
Kasturi looks so pretty :)
Pretty and intelligent 🙏👍she reminds me of Amitha
Aiii...
I'm from Belgium.. we don't eat bel-gem waffles for breakfast .
We eat boterkoeken or bread and charcutterie or cereal.. maybe a boiled egg with soldiers.
If we eat waffles... it's either Liége waffles .. usually from a waffle truck or stand or Brussels waffles, the large crunchy kind , in a tea room or restaurant.. with brown sugar, créme fraiche, or some powder sugar...
What you gave those people are bel-gem waffles .. look them up.. they were introduced in the world fair by a belgian entrepreneur but they don't represent anything belgian.
Also.. fruit on waffles.. very american.... we started doing it here because tourists kept asking for it.
Things to look up.. Liége waffles, Brussels waffles. Very good stuff.
I really enjoy this channel. Thank you.
Just so you know, Americans put maple syrup on pancakes (I think you already had them try this way in the McDonald's breakfast video). They do not eat pancakes this way with chocolate and all these things on it. Maybe bananas or apples with cinnamon if they are being fancy.
My family eats them with peanut butter and fruit yogurt. That chocolate felt deeply wrong!
Agreed. The chocolate and whipped cream are usually only fancy brunch or diner breakfasts. And even then most people just want butter and syrup. 😄
Yeah, that chocolate/nutella stuff was jarring. I've seen chocolate chip pancakes, but never a chocolate topping.
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It’s not that common to find maple syrup outside us and canada I guess. Here in Brazil is very rare to find and super expensive.
@@renatamachado2852 I get that, but they should at least say this is not how Americans eat them.
I love these humble people. The women are so beautiful and the men so strong and handsome! I love their honesty and innocence. May God bless them all.
Can they try Italian , Chinese , or Greek Food ?
Chinese food pls
Manchurian
Greek food would be awesome!
@Marc Carran which vud send link
That dried fish sure had polarizing views. I'll be sure to buy some next time I go to the Chinese supermarket. Haven't had that in ages
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Hi I’ve recently just discovered your channel and have been binge watching your content . I really enjoy their reactions. Also, perhaps they would have enjoyed the pancakes more if they were given syrup on the side as an option
You know what, Tea and churros sounds Devine. A nice chai tea. Wise idea.
Yeah, they'd be great with chai latte now that I think
Baffles HAHAHAHA I love this channel! Everyone's innocence is so adorable
Syrup for pancakes, not chocolate. But all the fruit and butter is awesome.
Would love to see more about their lives, especially the ladies. Seeing them cook their favorite dishes would be great!
I love the warmth behind their eyes ❤
Love your videos, greetings from Ecuador, South America
Why were the churros inconsistent across participants. A couple of them received really fat good looking ones vs. the skinny ones others got.
Himino! The confidence... love that - kudos! Lovely people ...
I'd love to see a "controversial foods" episode where everyone decides if they either love or hate a bunch of love-or-hate foods like mayonnaise, licorice, olives, pineapple pizza, anchovies, etc.
Mayonnaise is so bad 😒😩
@@rapa2894 Not every mayonaise is bad. I don't like most English/American Mayonaise but I like Zaanse Mayonaise from the Netherlands.
i... didn’t know that mayo was controversial
Being from Spain, I'll never be used to people not liking olives.
Who doesn't like olives? Or mayo for that matter.
I love this channel! ❤️
Can't wait til you feature Pinoy foods from the Philippines! 😍🤗
To be honest you should give them pickle and fermented bean for Japanese breakfast. People do eat that fish in breakfast but it came in set with Miso soup and rice.
To be honest, I have a hard time understanding the peoples of this world, that eat what's essentially dinner foods for breakfast. Whether we're talking about the japanese like you described, or the english, with their eggs and bacon, sausages, beans, toast, and black (blood) pudding, for breakfast. But I can get behind a sandwich or toast, and maybe with egg and bacon. But to make it kinda like a full dinner, is weird to me. And dinner foods itself, eaten for breakfast. But normally, I usually eat some sandwiches, or if I'm feeling lazy, some cereal with milk, for my breakfast. And toast is great, but I hardly make it as often as when I was younger, these days. But I do make it occasionally. And my favourite bread toasted with coldcut chorizo (like chorizo in salami version) and cheese on top, is heavenly. And I'm a foodie, so I like all foods. But I can't do a dinner style breakfast, my stomach would go ballistic on me. Had 6 surgeries before I was just 1 years old, so I have a very sensitive stomach, unfortunately. But as long as I stick to what works for me, it's fine. But a dinner style (hot and savory meal) breakfast, is not one of those things, though.
@@JarodMoonchild1975 Well there's no natural categories for what's "dinner food" and what's "breakfast food". It all depends on the culture you were raised in
Omg they would never eat natto LOL
@@JarodMoonchild1975 "Breakfast food" or "lunch food" depends on where you are from. There isn't some universal law that determine which is which! In the U.S., England, and Australia, eggs, bacon, and sausages ARE breakfast food! People in these countries usually don't eat these things for dinner, therefore these are not "dinner foods" in those countries.
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Excuse me, I now have to find a fair to sate my sudden urge for churros.
I need some now...with the hot chocolate (that looks perfectly thickened) for dipping!
Lol. Here in Spain churros are longer and are usually eaten when still hot (like really hot). We eat them with chocolate or with plain sugar. I loved seen all of you enjoying them. ❤️❤️😊
That one serving of churros looked so different than the others.
I just find this channel and love the contents. So binge watching.
We also have chillah in Uttar Pradesh India and yes it is indeed quite like pancake .
Wow i found one of your vids and now i can't stop watching your channel 😍
Let them try dishes from Saudi Arabia ❤️ 🇸🇦
trippy dude! "have to break it!. Impressive"
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Ok besides some of the normal and forgivable inaccuracies (no syrup for pancakes? WHY?!?), I gotta know why only one of them got the dank churros lol
Poha, Idli Dosa, Chola bhatura etc khilana tha na India se... 😁
Love your videos. Lots of love from UK 🇬🇧🤗
I’d love for them to try “comfort” foods from America like: grilled cheese sandwiches dipped in tomato soup or macaroni and cheese or salami with cheese slices.
Waffles are best hot with plenty of butter and syrup on it. YOU can put all that other junk on it, if you want too, but it's best with just plain butter and good old syrup.
Huh I enjoy 50% by watching the video but the other 50% goes to the comments
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Good god these guys are adorable! So friggin pure!
Man i’d love to have Manzoor visit Norway and i could show him a different culture, he seems like such a nice man
Well maybe one day i will be a rich man and take all of them
It’s the thought that counts... I wish you many riches !
It would be extra helpful if there was a picture of the food they talk about from their homes on screen when they talk about it. It might be hard to do and the videos are great as they are. I just keep writing down what they talk about, pause the video, look up the food item, then play again.
Pls show the crew🙏🏿 and the girl who is asking the questions 😂 because she has sweet voice. As usual our casting are VIP😁
Watching the videos for the first I really enjoyed how we all can get along with food and laughter but only if we just give each other a chance. It would be VIP to see all people love each other and experience each culture without prejudice. We can all learn something from each other and only God knows how much we can share love with each other. My favorite video’s are the video games everybody tried to play and enjoyed.
I just realised that I haven't watched in 3 months, also how will you do this in Ramadan
After breaking the fast (after iftar)
it is ramadan now
probably filmed a bunch of vids before and release them then
They don't need to limit it to food. It could be drink, or clothes, or entertainment, or any other cultural difference.
They shot them before ramdan I guess because editing takes time.
I agree with most of the others here, the normal way to have pancakes in the USA is with butter (on every layer) and maple syrup. A side of turkey bacon would be a good to pair with it.
As far as a Japanese meal, they vary just like in the USA. But I fix rice with a raw egg and natto (and seaweed to pick it up), tofu with green onion and soy, and miso soup with seaweed. I get hungry just thinking about breakfast !