Watching These Tribal Moms Try American Breakfast Is So Cute
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2021
- So, these tribal women tried breakfast for the first time ever. And I’m not sure what they were expecting, but it was pretty hilarious to watch them try toast, sausages, and potatoes! It took some convincing before they actually tasted anything because their faces when we served them food looked like “can you please just stop filming me?” But eventually they got used to all the different flavors.
They didn't seem too excited about our eggs though...
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I'll never understand why all these reaction channels don't show these people how these food are traditionally eaten.
I agree. They just give it to them and let them try to figure it out.
Maybe that’s part of the entertainment as opposed to just a taste test.
Yeah they should show a short video how people eat these things. They can do that off camera even. They are not getting a good experience if they don't know what to do.
You know, I'm not trying to be be funny.
I could cook a better American breakfast
Then that when I was nine years old.
@@jamescustodio4056 James....it is "than", not "then". So who doesn't have it together?
@@ratlips4363 never said I could spell.,but I can cook 🙂
Next time for breakfast... Serve the ladies pancakes with syrup, sausage and scramble eggs. Plus their favorite hot tea!!!
They won't eat pork.
@@Perktube1 Chicken or turkey sausages. Or beef bacon.
Even an omelette with lots of cheese.
We use our hands with toast and soak the yolk on the bread. You did a great job on plating it. Looks delicious
🤣🤣 same hahahah I was cringed alittle watching them cut toast
They tried so hard to use the knife and fork because they know Westerners do. Not their fault the PD didn't show them how. They should just let them eat with their fingers if that's easier for them.
Soak the yolk on bread? That must be an acquired taste.
Same lol
We never eat big sausages like that for breakfast in the South. They look like sausages they eat in the UK. In the southern US we will have very small sausage links or patties, or sliced bacon.
No not anywhere in the US. I think the biggest problem is that these people don't eat pork . So there goes the best part of breakfast. Unless you're going to have fried fish n grits 😋
Pakistan is a muslim majority country so just like jewish people, they can't eat pork. That means substitutes are needed for stuff like this.
@@MikkiManson13 And beef bacon, which is a fair substitute.
@@pacmanc8103 I haven't tried the bacon or sausage before but I know turkey burgers can be delicious.
British sausages are better than American ones :p
Toast is a "finger food" (food you eat with your hands). Because as you found out, trying to cut it is a pain!
So this is why the French call it "pain"! 😂
Big breakfasts like this are a hold over from when the majority of people were farmers. In the old days, especially if you had animals, you got up very early in the morning to Feed the animals, let them out to pasture, milk cows, etc. While that's going on, a big breakfast is being prepared. A lot of food because they haven't eaten since the previous evening, AND have worked a couple of hours already, so they're HUNGRY. These days, the majority of people don't need to eat like this everyday (though some do), but it's still a nice meal to have, so many will only do it on the weekend, Sunday morning for example, or just once in a while. Some restaurants will call this a "farmer's breakfast" on their menu.
Edit: You can have the eggs in whichever way you prefer. If you order eggs at a restaurant, they will always ask how you like them. I think fried, "sunny-side up" is maybe most popular, but it isn't a rule. I like my eggs fried "over-medium", which means it's cooked on both sides and the yolk is only a little bit runny. I can't digest the white, but I can eat the yolk, so I like to be able to separate it from the white and spread it on toast.
My favorite time to eat this is for dinner . I don’t eat much meat at all but I definitely can eat a bunch of eggs , hash browns ( with diced onion, green chilies, garlic , bell peppers , salt and black pepper ) and juice ! Or Mexican “ huevos rancheros “ with salsa. Now I’m hungry 😋
The last time I had a big breakfast, it consisted, 2 fried eggs, bacon, sausage, a lamb chop, lambs fry, a small piece of steak, fried tomatoes, fried mushrooms and toast. I live in Australia, it has changed a bit since then, these days, I don't think they include the lamb chops, steak, and the lambs fry, but I'm not positive about that, it would probably depend on where you are having it, i.e., a country pub, or a cafe etc
OMG! And I though an American breakfast was a heart attack on a plate! 😂😂😂 Sounds DELISH!
They talk about how huge this breakfast is and how can someone eat it all. Well for a guy my size that would only last me a few hours before I started getting hungry again. And yes I was born and raised on a farm.
to be honest, my breakfasts are cereal, milk, english muffin, coffee.......on occasion, yes, once in a while it might be pancakes, waffles, eggs, sausages, bacon, etc
In the southern United States, we have eggs, grits, toast, bacon or sausage and biscuits and gravy. Also waffles or pancakes with maple syrup.
Rani gives me life!!! Alhamdullilah for these women. They are just beautiful and this is all just meant to be lighthearted.
Hahahhahaah I love the translations. I learn new words everytime 🤣🤣💖💖💖
Yes, now I know "masala" means spices and "chutney" means sauces! It's really cool to learn about other cultures.
The ladies couldn't get over the eggs, for sure!
Those look more like British bangers than America sausages, chicken or not.
exactly
I think it's just what they have there.
Please for once will someone teach these ladies that if they're right handed to put the knife in their right hand, they'll find it so much easier to cut with
I put the knife in my life and find it fine
In the southern states, biscuits are the preferred choice over toast. We use our hands alot more than you would think at breakfast. especially if you make a sandwich with the toast or biscuit. I usually do that with a little sausage gravy on top or hot sauce.
Most popular breakfast the working person in NYC is Bacon, Egg & Cheese on roll sandwich. We eat on the run.
@@mikemc7170 ooh what’s a roll sandwich
First time hearing biscuits in a meal in American food.
My grandmother always ate with her hands and I do too as well depends on what we have I don’t find it odd and they should be ok to eat with their hands. Greetings from Kentucky,USA
I also don’t like my eggs undercooked I don’t like them too brown I taught my son to know when the quishy sounds stops the scrambled eggs are done.love the sisters
Im totally agree with you .i know It sounds weird to say that but i LOVE eat french fries with my hands.its a good feelings to me.😊
WooHoo! Love this channel ❤
They would have enjoyed scrambled eggs more, and a little jelly and ghee on the toast. Perhaps a bit of imitation bacon (since they don't eat pork). I'd love to see them try a southern US breakfast with cheesy grits.😊
I live in Canada and we eat that kind of breakfast mostly for brunch (breakfast+lunch at the same time on the weekend). On weekday I only eat a toast with cretons or a waffle with maple syrup and butter. And coffee of course.
I miss cretons!
I love the thoughts of 'we eat it when it is cooked properly'! They should watch people eat these foods first, so they get an idea how to do it. Love to all, everyone always so beautifully dressed and with beautiful smiles!
I can't believe y'all don't know how to eat, amazing
When the lady said the sausage looked like bananas that had been fried, it made me think of Bananas Foster.
But they are 'flambe' with alcohol, so I'm not sure they that can have those.
I like the way you eat the bread and egg and potatoes in a wrap! Even though I grew up using knife and fork, I’ve lived with Indians and Arabs since I was 21 and I forgot how to use the utensils now! It’s not so easy.
Love their thoughts as always. Well done channel makers. Not so easy to get the foods that we in the west routinely have and so many ppl saying but we don't have this or that. You are showing a generic representaion of how it is in some places and doing a good job! 🙂 thank you
That was great . Just Lovely Ladies.
It would be nice to see them try
Eggs Benedict . Or...
Biscuits and SAUSAGE GRAVY with hashbrowns . Can't wait for the next one , maybe a traditional Thanksgiving Dinner with pumpkin pie and cool whip . GOD Bless the ladies and their families.
They don't eat pork. That's why the sausages are chicken.
@@annainspain5176 : oops.. didn't know . Thank you Ma'am.
..You can still make a sausage gravy with chicken meat though, there's a plethora of sausages available these days..
YES, Pumpkin pie with cool whip! Very good suggestion. Turkey and cranberry sauce would be good too.🦃
I grew up on a farm, and this was a pretty typical breakfast. I've since left the farm, and breakfast now if usually just coffee. Though occasionally I'll make an omelette if I'm particularly hungry.
My wife won't eat runny yolks either, so I totally understand their distaste of that. Even scrambled would've been fine for the purpose. I've seen people eat eggs from raw as a breakfast drink to fried into a rubbery disk. To each their own.
I just eat oatmeal for breakfast…especially in the winter ❄️
Beautiful charming women, all of them. Thanks for sharing❤
Love these beautiful ladies!
They are the sweetest ladies. I really like them. Make more content with them.
Shehreen:🌹❤️💕
Great video. They are interesting and funny.
Always such big smiles
You have to dip your toast in the egg yolk!
Americans only eat a big breakfast like that on special occasions. Family comes over. - you want to treat yourself on a weekend, etc. many Americans don’t eat breakfast at all or just have coffee or tea. If they do eat it’s something like oatmeal, cereal, or yogurt.
You should explain to them that the fork is traditionally held in the left hand and the knife in the right. So much easier!
Sorry I don’t know their names but the lady who used the bread to place the egg on. Good job. There is no wrong way to eat breakfast, whatever you like. 🇺🇸
Usually we leave the toast whole & dip it into the soft cooked egg yolk, take a bite of yolky toast, then cut the egg white by pressing hard with the side of the fork, then stab the white with the tines of the fork the same as we stab the pieces of potato. Like them, I can't stand for soft egg yolk. I have to have the egg flipped over & cooked on the other side so the yolk is solid.
Breakfast on the weekends in the states. But during the week we only have liquids in the morning.
I wouldn't eat my egg sunny side up either, either scrambled or fried hard but you did a great job with the plating!!!
Same here. I understand how they feel.
I drink coffee for breakfast and eat two meals a day. The Farmers breakfast is way too heavy. Which is probably why, including everyone in my family, there are so many overweight Americans
The morning potatoes are fried here. The toast comes with butter and jelly (jam). I understand the chicken sausage because they can't eat pork, but our traditional breakfast meat is pork sausage or bacon. This is just one of our breakfasts.
This is one way to make it. So many different types than this. In the south a breakfast consists of grits eggs anyway you want bacon toast and some have sausage and gravy over biscuits and always a fresh fruit or vegetable. I like tomatoes. This is what j call a big breakfast many as brunch or Sunday breakfast. I don't eat breakfast much just tea sometimes toast.
My favorite part of a traditional American breakfast is the toast & over easy eggs. I call them dippy eggs 😂 I don't eat the crust on the toast tho. That's a snack for my 2 fur children 💕 but, we don't eat those sausages here. That's what they serve in the UK. Here, we have bacon or small sausages or ham. Those look like hot dogs 😂
I just adore each one of them !omg so precious!!😍😁
I’m not a big egg eater, but I do enjoy a plate of hash browns/home fries, corned beef hash and a English muffin for breakfast.
Yes, they learned to dip their toast into egg yolk right away, that's delicious...although it seems like they would prefer their eggs cooked "hard"......I like "over easy" or "scrambled"....they may have liked scrambled eggs more because they are cooked more...love seeing the reaction...may GOD keep them healthy and safe!!!!
Yuck! Runny eggs are disgusting! I'm American and I would never eat that. Try sweet french toast next time. If you do, please use syrup on the french toast and show them a video on how to use forks. 😋😊
I like dip eggs with toast
Isn't this the third time you've had these ladies try American breakfast or am I imagining things?
I hardly to eat the breakfast,’cause it give my upset tummy of grease
Even though I prefer my eggs over medium, (runny yoke) when I was a child I thought it was disgusting so I can sympathize with these ladies about the “uncooked” eggs. However I think it’s a good thing that they tried it. It’s always good to have some knowledge of what people do in other countries.
Well over medium is very slightly runny. Over easy is runny
Funny you say that. I LOVED runny yolks and toast when I was a kid, but I didn't start enjoying the whites until I was a teenager. I enjoyed hard-boiled eggs enough, just not fried whites. Of course, that could be because my parents cooked everything to death.
Breakfast, when I can be bothered, generally consists of coffee or tea with some type of grain product: toast, bagel, cereal, grits or oatmeal.
More elaborate breakfasts are usually saved for Sunday.
They should try different ways of preparing eggs. I like over easy but also hard-cooked eggs and scrambled eggs too. but they can try a poached egg or sunny-side up egg, etc. Or western omlette even.
Yes ladies eat with your own style...we just wish you to eat and enjoy.. Mushallah
I’m learning to eat with my fingers they way they do as well as people from India . Seems I really make a mess in comparison so I understand the knife and fork thing it one is not used to it .
My roti or naam I’ve not quite mastered picking up my curry or other dishes but I’m trying !😁
It’s really a reverent thing to prepare with the hands then consume the meal . ♥️
I'm indian
Years ago we went to a bbq. I sat and watched a woman(white)eat everything with her hands. What was so amusing to me was, she was a brain surgeon!
I seldom eat a large breakfast (just cereal and tea), but I will often scoop egg onto my toast and eat it like that.
This is a typical English(England, Canada & US) brunch, commonly sometimes eaten on the weekend or special occasion.
Lol. I love over easy eggs. No sunny side up. I bet they would like a good omelette.
She reminded me how much I miss roti at breakfast like when I worked in Malaysia.
I take my eggs well done 😊
Typically we shred our potatoes and make sort of patties out of them, and then fry with a little butter. They are called Hashbrowns
I love how they don't care that it's pork. Thought pork was against islam rules. I think it's fascinating that they don't care, yet muslims in our country make it a very important issue. Especially American Muslims.
They were afraid of the sausage!! 😂
Maybe next time give them scrambled eggs. I like mine over easy as long as there's no slime but I love a runny yoke ; lef it get over the FRIED potatoes or hash browns/ home fries & we usually have butter and jam for our toast. There was no Orange juice or tea or coffee(with cream & sugar).
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My fav breakfast is a waffle with peanut butter, toast with peanut butter or a waffle ....keep it simple.
Ooh and the ladies are right sunnyside up or uncooked eggs are gross, I prefer scrambled myself......
In the USA, baked beans are not served with a traditional breakfast. The United Kingdom serves baked beans with their traditional breakfast.
this american usually just has coffee, and a few hours later i'll either have a small thing of french style yogurt or if i'm hungrier i'll microwave some dinner food from earlier in the week for lunch. i can't eat first thing in the morning it makes me nauseous.
The yolk is actually cooked, you should explain that to the ladies. Just gently cooked, so that it is liquid still.
The yolk is uncooked . Slightly warmed is not cooked. I agree with them, runny yolk is disgusting. Would you eat a "gently cooked" chicken?
@@staceydoris2233 wrong!! It's completely cooked, brought up to temperature slowly, so it doesn't coagulate. I'm a chef, I know what I'm talking about and you don't know what's good. Does mommy cut the crust off your bread, too?? Lol
@@wiseguysoutdoors2954
Half cooked yolk, half cooked chicken , your missing the point. Good luck in the kitchen
Americans like breakfast with fried potatoes, sausages and eggs. Some like half cooked eggs but mostly we like it cooked well done or scrambled. Egg taste better cooked good. Sometimes we have jam or homey with breakfast. Toast or biscuit we eat by hand.
I think you're looking for a typical American Sunday breakfast by the video. We wouldn't have chicken sausages, ever. We'd have bacon. We also wouldn't have boiled potatoes, We'd have hashbrowns. If you don't eat pork, we probably wouldn't have any meat. This traditional American breakfast seems like a Sunday family breakfast. Buscuits and gravy or pancakes would be the other things.
Certainly one version of an American breakfast... something one could make at home, or eat out at a diner/restaurant.
Another version would be something like pancakes with syrup, and fruit / juice / coffee, possibly with eggs, hash browns, bacon/sausage. Or french toast instead of pancakes.
These are all, I think, more weekend meals. Typical weekday meal is probably more like cereal, juice/milk/coffee, fruit, maybe a bagel & cream cheese... Just something fairly simple.
The toast we'd just pick up and eat. Often with fruit jam/jelly on it.
Potatoes we'd stab with fork and eat.
Egg we'd probably cut with fork or knife then eat with fork. If the egg yolk is still runny ("over medium"), we'd probably sop up a bit with the bread and eat it as it runs out while we're cutting the whites with the fork or knife.
Sausage we'd probably stab with fork and eat bites from or else cut with knife (holding it still with fork) and then eat the smaller pieces with fork.
Hope that helps. :)
And, hey, if making it into an egg-potato sandwich works for you, have at it! :) Looks delicious, regardless. I'd certainly eat it that way if that's your preferred way, to make you feel more comfortable. Seems a perfectly reasonable way about it. :)
Also, there are many ways to cook eggs, and we have particular terms for how people prefer their eggs cooked:
Sunny-side up: One side fried to white, other side with uncooked white / yolk.
Over easy: lightly cooked both sides, yolk still runny.
Over medium: cooked a little longer on both sides, whites firm, yolk runny.
Over hard: cooked all the way through, both whites and yolk fully cooked/hard, not runny.
Scrambled: completely whipped/beaten/mixed eggs, cooked until fluffy-but-firm piles of egg. May include cheese or other added things like bacon bits, tomatoes, etc.
Omelette: Eggs mixed then carefully cooked into a circular flat fluffy disc, then other ingredients placed on top of half of the disc and then folded inside into a half circle with egg on top/bottom and ingredients inside like cheese, tomatoes, zucchini, bacon, etc. Delicious stuff.
Hard-boiled: egg is boiled in its shell until fully hardened. Then the shell is peeled off and the egg is eaten that way.
Deviled eggs: Like hard boiled eggs, except the hardened yolks are taken out, and mixed/whipped with mustard, paprika, etc, and then spooned back into the hollowed out egg whites. It's all refrigerated and served cold as a snack, appetizer, or side-dish at parties.
For my part I learned my lesson and NEVER eat sunny-side-up. Minimum of "Over Medium." Otherwise, if the whites aren't cooked all the way, you can get food poisoning and very sick. This happened to me right before going on a cruise with out family when I was a kid. Ended up getting sick in the stairwell as we were going to our room. And let me tell you, vomiting up gross yellow egg stuff at the start of a trip is absolutely no fun at all.
The chick at 2:30 is me when I sucessfully achieve a bite with chopsticks.
Wah g wah maza aa gaya video dekhny ka
There are no rules on how you eat, If you feel comfortable using your fingers then use your fingers, I know I do lol.
I usually eat with my hands, especially the bread and bacon if that is served. If the egg isn't over medium, it ruins it for me
The U.S is quite diverse so there are air of different typical breakfasts. I prefer oatmeal with fruit or avocado toast with an egg. Which is coming here in California
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Nice channel
As an American woman i would say, i dont like my eggs cooked like that either lol and im a vegetarian so, and i dont eat bread so that whole breakfast wouldnt work for me hahaha . Americans are very diverse. I think we all have different ways we like to eat especially so many of us growing up with unique multi cultural backgrounds. Ive actually been trying to make roti the past few days with millet. Ive still yet to perfect it though 😂
I would love if, they taught these women, how to cook what they are eating.
It would be helpful if you explained the origin of unfamiliar terms. Since a person doesn't eat while sleeping, he is essentially fasting. So, when you get up, you end or 'break' the overnight fast. Also, please let these wonderful ladies know that this is only one type of breakfast eaten in the U.S.
Yay
A Rakhi got it right. Break - as in end/finish/break. Fast - the fasting hours/sleep hours. Usually 7-9hrs of fasting. Break the fast - breakfast from middle age English.
Never in my life have I eaten a breakfast that big. My grandma didn't even make breakfast that big. Good lord. Also that sausage looks more like a British thing. We eat bacon here.
If I could afford to send stuff I would send them some Jamican Beef Patties 2 try.
@@IntheHazeX 🤣🙌🏾🙌🏾
Is the reason they are not pork sausages because they do not eat pork? That would also explain the lack of bacon.
Sweet Ladies.
Its a good thing you didn't give them the Moon Over My Hammy breakfast. 😅
OMG that’s a lot of food! Hope they don’t think all of us eat that much haha Maybe a large man can eat that amount at one sitting. We also do not boil the potatoes for breakfast. Usually sautéed in a pan with oil, peppers, onion and seasonings. I prefer no peppers and onions cooked well done so they are crispy.
They really thought the egg wasn't cooked properly BTW it's better to pour just alittle water in with the two eggs and cover with a smaller lid than the pan ur using to sort of steam the top of the eggs way better also Just saying where is the ketchup 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I love to dip all the other things in the yellow
I don't like a runny 'sunny side up' egg either. As an American, I can tell you that we can have the eggs made however you like. There are other ways as well. Hard boiled, omelet, eggs benedict. I think scrambled is the most common way it's prepared. I prefer scrambled. Can't stand runny eggs on anything. Blech.
I think it's kind of uncool to not teach them how to use a fork and knife. The whole time I'm like, just use your hands. But great job to them for being game to try.
Now I want some runny yoke... mmmm.
Definitely not an American breakfast, but I appreciate the effort good job
Yeah, I'm not a fan of eggs 'sunny side up' either. I like them 'eggs over hard' or even medium, or scrambled medium. I like my egg yolk cooked, or mostly cooked. My dad liked them sunny side up though.
Could these tribal people see a short video of westerners eating the food they will be served so they have some idea of exactly how it's done?
I don't live in the US nor have I ever visited the country but isn't this more like an "English breakfast"? Without the beans and stuff. As far as I know Dr. Kellog's has kind of changed the eating habits of Americans so today it's mostly either cereal or pancakes or nothing. Maybe people still have that in the countryside. It's actually healthier this way (like in the video) since starch and sugar are actually the biggest problems in terms of health, not fat like people used to think in the past.
3:50 hahahaha
uncooked? does she think it's like that in the shell? lol
and this is so unhealthy and bad for all but probably delicious heh
have a nice safe day all!
To break fast 😄
Breaking the fast since your dinner the day before. Break fast.
I want to wear a western watch, but I want to eat my food with my fingers
They should try a Canadian breakfast, full of fatty meat, eggs, cream salt and a thick blueberry oatmeal!
I am one of only 2 people I know that absolutely hates eggs. So gross! I won't eat an egg in any way, shape or form. But I'm unique so it makes sense lol
For me, a half a bagel with cream cheese and strawberry jam is the perfect breakfast 😁🐝