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- Опубліковано 27 тра 2024
- From Mexico to Nepal, people across the world risk their lives every day to produce different types of food. We traveled to five countries to see the lengths people go to, to collect products like honey, coconuts, and acai.
0:00 Intro
0:54 Panela Sugar
13:49 Bird's Nest Soup
23:38 Coconuts
36:59 Limes
43:49 Honey Hunters
53:31 Acai
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It still floors me that the people doing the dangerous work aren't the people making the most money.
So many of these foods deserve to be in the "so expensive" series over the "risky business" series. I hope their work gets good compensation and recognition they deserve.
They definitely are repurposing stories from other videos, the first story even has the "so expensive" call at the beginning of it.
The Panela sugar is called jaggery and you can buy it for $4/lb in any store that sells Indian grocery in the US.
I think Indian jaggery no quality
@@mrblurblur2003Come to Punjab bro..
And why is that? @@mrblurblur2003
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@@mrblurblur2003I think you have no knowledge. Jaggery has been used for thousands of years in India and it is the best quality. There are many varieties some of them are soft as butter and melt in the mouth and so rich and deep flavour.
Panela reminds me of Gurr, in Punjab, India (known as jaggery in other parts of india). It's made the same way. Gurr is the only sugar we use at home. It's made in literally every village there. I've watched the process the last time I visited India. If you're American or Canadian, or anywhere there is an Indian store you can buy it for a pretty good price.
That's the same thing I thought. I sounds just like Jaggery. And it isn't that expensive in the states.
Pamela=jaggery, if made from sugarcane. Sometimes, jaggery also made from palm sap, that's the only difference. Hence, the sugarcane type used made the difference in taste.
But, every jaggery/panela making always questioned in term of higiene. Especially, I'm sorry, in India, they cool it in pit under sandals level.
That first thing cost only 1 us dollar in my place, we call it guud (jaggery) every morning we eat it with tea .
Yes bro it’s a very common thing and it’s cheap 😂
In sri lanka you can buy 1kg for 1 dollar
When you go there it's $800
to the unknown viewer, what the indigenous people in Colombia have in their hands is a container for the coca leaves, they chew the leaf for energy and tradition
Just like in Peru, the people must get coca leaves to climb the mountains and be there for safety reasons.
It's stupiddddd.. can he just talk like a normal people without chewing something.. wtf wrong with you people
Panela is made in every village in India and is known as organic Jaggery😂😂
They probably don’t have diabetes where in North America it is rampant because we are consuming so much corn syrup which is in everything we eat.
Active lifestyle, little to no over processed food.
If you notice the video, they also aren't overweight
@Nor very clean. Nastiness must help too.
its called immunities, theyre in perfect health and live in balance with the land. How it should be.@@jackiesmith1325
You should go down there and live like they do. I'm sure it's super fun and relaxing.
This is so informative! Great job, fantastic reporting!🌻🌼🐝 Keep it up 🙌
Indeed, I really like this channel, I joined it and upvoted.
Here in the Philippines, similar process of extracting sugar from sugar cane as the panela but instead of using horse to turn the mill we use carabao or water bofalloo are called differently depending on the region like tagapulot, panucha, moskovado and etc.
It's very common in India called jaggery😅😅😅 or Gur....😂😂😂 Fooling America is easy
I bet you also work in one of those phone scamming farms “fooling” Americans, don’t you?
... so what, then why more & more Indians want to go to America and settle down?
In some villages in Gujarat there are minimum one to two persons settled in America
@@godofliberty3664 Gujarat is a very orthodox hindu extremist region...jinna who made Pakistan was Gujarati, gandhiji was Gujarati..and people who brought British in India also were Gujarati...a very rich people of Gujarat who only live for money... even in Africa u will find Gujarati 🤓
One place I would never want to go: India. Keep your jaggery😂
@@FrostedNut modi is world leader
Great informative videos. Thank you.
tyty great content
In the northern part of the Philippines, where Ilocanos like me resides, we call the panela "tagapulot".
Very interesting!
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I don’t think I will ever buy coconuts… $5 a day is not a livable wage for anyone. Sure, paying for kids education is alright, but not all of them have kids. This doesn’t justify taking advantage of people for $5 or $10 a day… One coconut is already $5. They can definitely afford to pay their employees high wages.
even the orange tree isn't safe from being gaslighted by us into becoming a seedless lime tree😆😆
The official Minimum Wage in India in 2023 is literally less than $5 and a big majority earns even less than that.
The honey on cliffs is called MAD HONEY they are gonna trip balls, that is not a trip for food, its a trip for a trip😂
They say that it can be stored longer than honey, but honey can be stored for thousands of years and stay edible. I imagine jaggery could be stored longer due to lower moisture content, but proper honey storage should outlast many generations.
High humidity would hurt jaggery as it could honey, as they are both hygroscopic.
It think it's just easier to store (and transport) since it's a solid.
Honey can also be crystallized or boilded down to a hard solid but it takes more honey; which traditionally would be harder to get as it had to be foraged from wild hives.
This is a very informative and engaging video.
We have Sugar cane Plantations in the Philippines in Antique Province ..my Ancestors makes Brown sugar from sugar cane as i Remember 1955 ..
That is normal sugar cane , dem fellas making the process look hard
nice video
Andean Blueberry juice and panela, a must have!
The first thing is just jaggery😂
What's so funny about it?
@@PhantomAssassin-jl8cx because you can find good jaggery for less than 1$ in india.
very good
Rare kind of honey was an understatement, it was a man's dream😂😂😂😂😂
In my state in India, traditionally we used to use coconut oil, and we had never heard of heart attacks or strokes at those times. Then doctors and dieticians came up with a new theory of how coconut oil is bad for health and promoted refined oils. Many people believed the doctors and stopped consuming coconut. They all got heart problems and died at an earlier age. Those who traditionally consumed coconut oil had no health issues. Pharma companies spent millions on mass campaigns to criminalise coconut oil, but now people are realizing the real face of these pharma companies and their puppet doctors.
You never had heart attacks or strokes because people died without being diagnosed. Like saying that in the past there was no cancer... It was aleays there...
@@janzbedny5241 No dear. Most people lived till the 90s and 100s, but after the introduction of refined oil, many died in the 50s and 60s. After the COVID vaccination, heart attacks and strokes in the 20s and 30s have also become very common. In the olden days, in my village, typical deaths used to happen during childbirth, drowning in ponds and rivers, and snakebites. Every family used to have 4 to 12 children, and it was common that 2 or 3 die of snakebites and drowning before reaching 10. Now with most snakes killed, no more swimming in rivers, having only 2 children and so much special care given to them, child death reduced considerably, hence the average life increased to around the 70s. Most deaths happen due to heart attacks, strokes, and diabetes. Very few survive after 80s. Almost 50% of the population die by 60s and 70s.
@@learningmaster8060 I think they most lived till 250. They were yogis
@ Dear, I was talking about normal people, who were mostly living with farming.
Some says coconut oil is good but not using it for daily used. We cooked vegetables using fresh coconut extract and its so delicious.
Those bird nests seem pointless, gross and bad for the birds.
Luckily the birds build new nests. And because they're nests are so in demand the birds and their habitat is protected. It's a little like sheep being domesticated for their wool.
But, I agree it's a likely icky as a food.
Guy directing the mule: 10,000 steps, easy
In reality, super foods do not exist ! There are very few if any, per-review scientific studies, on so-called super food !
Super foods are a creation of Internet influencers Vloggers. These Internet influencers are financed by powerful business group !
You are absolutely right
What is those cocunut stick things they have?
Wow Jaggery doesn’t need to be made this expensive! Just go to an Indian grocery!
in Bengal we have 10 different varieties of Panela/Guur/Jaggery in addition to Palm sugar. & the amount of available freshwater in Bengal being 1 of the highest globally ensures this will never stop
Patali gur, nolen gur, et al.
Sugar cane was 1st cultivated in ancient India in the Indus. The raw sugar extract we call goor/ jaggery is this panela. India also cultivates sugar beets because the Indian market is the largest consumer of sugar in the world & it's art was mastered 1000's of years ago. The term sugar loaf derives from the Indian art of crystallizing liquid sugar that was also taught to those 2 Chinese Buddhist monks that stayed in India to learn civilization which they took back to feudal China's.
Big up the People.....❤❤..👍🏾👍🏾
Un tipo raro de miel. Este es un video muy informativo y atractivo.
India called it jaggery ❤❤❤❤
Guys, isnt true: Panela production is a sophisticated industry in Colombia. Sierra Nevada is one of the many regions where it produce. Exist industrialiced priductors.
panela is pretty much the same in all Latin America, what makes this panela from the Sierra Nevada of Colombia is the altitude and the rich soil of those mountains, gives a special conditions for the sugar cane to grow.
Like same in Indonesian palm sugar/brown sugar... 😊😊. I think the tree like a palm tree...
Edible Bird Nest is Sarang Burung Walet, di desa-desa banyak yg membudidayakan walet, termasuk makanan termahal
12:43 What is the manella guy holding in his hand?
Please reply
Took me some time to figure it out. It's a "poporo", some type of gourd filled with lime. The stick is inserted to get small amounts of lime out of it which is then chewed together with the coca leaves. Also it seams to be some sort of spiritual and sexual symbol only used by the men.
COME To Uttar Pradesh in India. During winter harvesting season you will find these Panela (Jaggery making units) every few hundred meters. Since it sound more exotic as a name and beautiful background, the author decided to go to Columbia.
If I worked in that environment, the jungle with white clothes, I would stick out like a sore thumb. I don’t know how to keep their clothes so clean.
I think Antonio chewing Coco leaves...when he speak...can feel.
Panela sugar is basically just jaggery nothing special about it
Thank you, Insider, for trying to hire narrators who can pronounce the local words and names of things correctly.
I Remember i can carry one long stick of Sugar cane and using my mouth and Teeth to extract the Juice of Sugar cane 😂😂😂😂
Vanilla Sugar Constantine brand.made in Colombia. cost.$75 a2 pound here in NYC.
26:46 $5 daily earns give them prefab homes that are mobile. With modern amenities. Solar electricity led lights not electrical during night
Reminds me of the song 'Pearls' by Sade.
That’s not vanilla that sugarcane
"Panela"
Coconut is not as good as butter because they dont have them😂
Proud to be nepali 🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵🇳🇵
Only a nepali deals in absolutes
@@Peter..Griffin yes came to Nepal try nepali deals
[Palpatine voice] good... let the hate flow through you...
Bird spit soup....yeah I'll pass.
My daughter and I always use virgin coconut oil for cooking and also for personal care. We have not faced any health problems during this time. Trust me, virgin coconut oil has many good benefits for your body.
Quite bold to attribute your good health to THIS ONE SIMPLE SECRET: COCONUT OIL, EXXXTRA VIRGINITY
Panela? We got cane sugar and cane syrup all over the South!
This comes from a SPECIFIC BREED OF PLANT AND SPECIFIC REFINING PROCESS.
@@Matthew_Ssali how is boiling it in a kettle here any different than boiling it in a pot there? And we have several different breeds of sugar cane here too, white, purple, red, yellow. The only thing I see different is there's a banana leaf under his bricks instead of a wood form
The Panela is similar to the Philippines' Panutsa
Making 🔥 🪵 out of 26:17 coconut 🌴 🥥 & sugarcane stalks!
beruntung tinggal di indonesia semua ada dan serba murah
A guten Appetit & Sante
Pamela. It’s jaggery in India.
It’s been here for hundreds of years.
Yes, I’m watching this entire video.
No, I don’t mind it at all 😊
❤ sukses selalu untuk kita semua
The classic American dish , bird's nest soup ...
Panela was soooo good as a kid. But I can't get it anymore. 😢
Some countries are very poor in some ways, but lucky in other ways. 😊
panela sugar is gula melaka right , it cheap in malasia almmost same price as white sugar ..
I tot gula melaka is made from coconut ? Panela is from sugar cane.
The panela sugar is called Gur in our country
In our country we not only use sugarcane we also use date juice to make Gur or you can call it jaggery
What is auguatine chewing on? Wheres the coca plants?
Nothing in this video is legally sold in the US
America's
In the US only the American companies decide what you may eat or drink. Even if you buy in the stores most of these items will have preservative chemicals There is nothing much you can do about it in US
8:35 isn't coca the white sniffy stuff
Honey Hunting was so Jawbreaker
Risky Business (1983) is a movie starring Tom CRUISE (VANILLA SKY)
every humanbeing risking their life,,,, this narative on video only for people who live in big city
Climbing palm is risk 😂
This is also made in our country .. philippines..
Legitimately has anyone ever heard of the first one? I sure as hell havent
Yummy
IN INDIA THEY DO THIS SAME THING IT IS CALLED JAGGERY AND IT IS VERY CHEAP THAN FROM SOUTH AMERICA
isnt it distressing to see the mule rotating along same space repeatedly? omg
Prelate is jugary in Asia, we made juggary from palm trees
That is palm sugar, not Jaggery (gurr). Jaggery comes from sugar cane.
hold on, was it just me or did someone else have to put on the captions to actually understand what she was saying saying I thought she was trying to say vanilla but she made it sound like banilla
Panela look like regular brown sugar i can figure it aut why this is expensive. Coconut sugar should be a few times more expensive than Panela sugar/brown sugar.
$20 says that tobacco, sugar and cocoa in this region are slave crops. We sometimes forget that slave traditions came and grew in Mexico also. Now, the people...they are there also but somehow people never hear about the Afro-mexicanos
Super cane was indeed introduced by European colonists and slave labour was heavily used in its production.
The Cacao tree and tabacoo are native to the America's. Cacao has a long history of consumption by pre-Columbian peoples in South and Central America. Tobacco is considered a sacred and medical plant to North America indigenous peoples.
YO where can I order some straight from the villagers? I'd happily pay them above market for some.
13:30 se me antojó una deliciosa panela
13:50 🪹 nidos de pájaros 🐦 que se comen 🫤 en sopa? 😮 _what kind of birds are those whose nests are used in soup? ( edible bird’s nests)
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you should have hit west papua, except it's occupied by indonesia so the u.s. can mine gold so it's a big secret plus like 1.8 million dead so far kids.
3 days until december 1st, but still no news where you live.
Panela sugar in indonesia we call it gula batok
Edible Bird Nest in Indonesia we called it 'Sarang Burung Walet', banyak yg membudidayakannya tidak perlu pergi kegunung
It's not these people that hyperinflate the products, it's the American fat cats making millions, give more money to the people making the products.
28:15 worker threw that coconut on the ground & I’m 100% positive that they just threw it back in! 🤮
Damnn you watched that far
Why would the throw it away when it’s just going to sit in a bath of water to begin with???
2 pounds of class A nest costs 2900 dollars?? In the Philippines our currency is Peso.
Come to india we will show you what is panela it’s called jaggery here and it is very cheap in india and it’s also better than brazilian panela
I wouldn’t eat that bird phlegm soup for a hundred dollars 🤮
I never had any of those foods my uncle makes honey you don’t need to climb that high create your own honey farm
Panela look like Brown Java Sugar gula jawa
A lot of marketing hype. Sugar is sugar. The only difference being small contaminants that add flavor, like human sweat, bugs, dirt, etc. Your body doesn't care much where a chemical comes from. Sugar from cane will be treated pretty much the same as sugar from beets or sugar from honey. Again, the only differences being contaminants giving flavor.
Panela Sugar is called palm sugar and a organic one for a pound costs just less than a US dollar in Asia. I use organic palm sugar for coffee, tea and as minimal sweetener for cold pressed juice, as it is healthy and 100% organic compared to while sugar, which is bleached by diluted phosphorus.
Not even close palm sugar comes from palm trees lmfao
No. Palm sugar came from palm trees. Panela came from sugar cane
Palm sugar comes from Palm trees. There is also date sugar that is made from Date Palm molasses. It is not very expensive but is more labor intensive that making Panela Sugar. This Insider episode is stupid.
Panela is not palm sugar. It is made from the same sugar cane in the whole of Asia. It is mostly organic but while making they add hydrose, a chemical to oxidize the natural colour which ranges between dark brown and brown to derive a lighter brownish yellow colour. The process is mostly clean since sugar cane juice has to be consumed quickly otherwise it will ferment into ethyl alcohol. In India, you get fresh sugarcane juice in a number of places on the street laced with lemon and ginger to avoid fermentation. It is certainly better than cola drinks having phosphoric acid, synthetic colours and what not. In a sugar factory, the same sugar cane juice is crystalized into sugar after bleaching with phosphoric acid. To put rightly no insect touches sugar except ants but cane organic say hand made sugar or panela is a feast for many living creatures from tiny insects to giant elephant. In ayurveda Indian medicine system it is also the base and it avoids the use of alcohol as a solvent for organic herbs. There is also palm sugar taken from the juice extracted from Palmyrah tress in southern India in a similar manner. That has much more nutrients and is a medicine as well. That is entirely different product. These are daily use products in India before Brits introduced processed cane sugar. The oldest sweet recipe of the world is a Hindu/Jain Halwa made from this organic jaggery almost 2000 plus years old offering to the Gods
I don't know anyone in America that eats anything in this video...
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