the indian temple amazed me. The sheer amount of genirosity of this place to feed all those people at any time. I couldnt imagine anywhere doing something this large scale in the west every day for years at any time!
its called Christians and they have soup kitchens, canned food drives and millions of others EVERYWHERE. stop being biased. We dont have a billion citizen so these meals are made in smaller more spread out locations.
The owner of Utopia Bagels brought tears to my own eyes when he got emotional. The love he has for his craft is equal to the compassion and gratitude he has for the staff that keep the community provided in happiness.
It seems that the only people that are willing to do Whitey's jobs any longer are the Spanish. I say thank God for them or we would have NO food in our stores because they slave out in the hot sun and pick our fruits and vegetables and do jobs that white people will no longer do. I just had 3 young Spanish boys working on a hot day in my alleyway installing electric cable. They were digging holes almost as deep as they were tall. I went out to tell them what hard working young men I thought they were. He pulled out his cell phone with his auto translate and I gave them my message. They must have been pleased because they all started talking at once. I hope I made them feel good that a white person appreciated their hard work on a hot day.
After seeing all the labor and craft that goes into old school bagels, l would pay top dollar to have just one bagel. Love the owners dedication to making the very best.
@samgeekthebrave I think so too! And rightfully so. The pride he must feel for himself continuing the legacy of this highly established business, maintaining the quality, and the respect he has for his staff and colleagues is something to be admired x
I loved the part about the Japanese school lunches. The philosophy around it is so logical - the idea about preparing not just what children want but what they need - to help them develop their palate, for health, and to learn what a healthy diet looks like for when they become the person responsible for feeding a family - just fantastic. I wish our culture cared as much about our young people.
Sorry I have to say there are not much organic vegetables and fruits in Japan they are lies about organic foods Japan are biggest market for many country’s making poison for vegetables and fruits and when you go to super markets you can not see like Europe country or America organic foods because there are not and almost used the poison and there are some plastic house for making vegetables or fruits and they price are very high and still are under question mark really they doesn’t used the poison just few years ago some company gave many kind of meet to many schools and became news that company bought many chicken from some company and that chicken it wasn’t useful and not for sell to super market and other market and that chicken was unusable and they should destroyed all of them but they didn’t and sell it to the schools and for some reason some school found it and after research they found that company and some the other did same shit in Japan when one shit come up the others also come up and in the TV they push to much China uses poison for vegetables and fruits and still maybe half of the foods come from China and why they push down China all because they want sell they products more expensive to the people and they say a lot of lies to own peoples to sell that poisons vegetables and fruits and people happy with that and they think they government re take care of them and doesn’t tell lies to them but just 2022 the Japanese Government gave number of people had suicide near 400000 people almost two times of people suicide in America and America population are almost two times of Japan that means the number of suicide in Japan are double of the America and unfortunately some of them are young students because they had bulling at the school from other students or some teachers and some of them because of failing from Universities test and too much pleasure for that and older people also one of biggest reason are bulling at the work and over times work and the Government knows that but doesn’t care any of that lives and still getting higher every day then please don’t believe what ever you see from far away.
That’s what happens in a homogeneous society. Start flooding it with cultures from all over the world by the millions and come back to me in a couple decades
I currently work in a Japanese school and get to eat school lunch (kyuushoku) every day. It's truly amazing. The food quality is on par with family restaurants, and you know you're getting something healthy and delicious with each meal. Our school is equipped with an insanely large kitchen with at least ten nutritional workers to prepare food for 300+ students and teachers. They take great pride in their meals, and often have special weeks where they highlight a certain food from the region (we get a lot of onion dishes, lol) and its truly a treat every single time. American lunches can never compare
we got the same square pizza (quality depending on state or some of yall are gross and like it anyway) and corn and green beans on the same day. We had water or chocolate milk to drink. America.
So as a born and raised American in the US, school meals are .... horrific in comparison to what is served in Japan. When I heard the meals are made with pride by mothers, all I could think of was wow. Here in the US they serve the kids like they're inmates in prison. The food isn't much better either. Bland doesn't begin to describe the lack of ... flavor.
In college I was awoken by classmates outside my door, who insisted I come with them to get fresh bagels. It was 4 am. They explained that FRESH bagels were only available at 6 am.....two hours drive away. We went. Two carloads of college students. We were waiting outside when the owner opened the door. Best bagels I've ever had, still hot from the oven. I'd like to jump right through the screen and taste THESE bagels!
In high school my friends and I frequented a donut and bagel shop early in the morning before school. The shop didn’t even have signage; if you knew you knew. And they didn’t need to advertise because they were so good. It was one of those shops that was only open for a handful of hours every morning and you had to rush to get there before they sold out and closed up.
@@MaseratiQuattrobare hands are normal for cooking and restaurants. Washed bare hands are often more sanitary than gloves. Gloves encourage cross contamination and are seldom replaced when needed (see how often food-borne illnesses come from chain eateries that use gloves vs restaurants than enforce good handwashing). You won’t find America’s obsession with gloves in professional kitchens, competent home chefs, etc. But sure, you know hygiene.
@businessfact_sano The temple definitely looked like a joy. With so much food scarcity globally it was heartwarming to see so many people fed with nourishing flavorful food.
Literally!!! Like no matter race, gender, or religion... everyone eats, and is treated with respect! Yet, the propaganda of US education, will tell you they live uncivilized, and like animals! I laughed so hard in shame! Take notes US
@@Treyast lol ikr! Like he's preaching about gloves, yet thousands were served without an ounce of sickness. Plus these gloved places, are the same spots that give you food poisoning, from poorly prepared food.
I love that the Sikhs have free food available at all times. What a wonderful place, don’t know of any other religion that encourages or does it… Also the carefully planned and made meals for the schools in Japan is very impressive. Never mind the American dream
@@laurenbendik2006 our education system, is indoctrination! Especially now that machines are constantly being upgraded! The mind will become weaker and weaker, as time passes!
You should see the Arbaeen festival in Iraq where millions of pilgrims from all religions are fed and treated equally, however the Arbaeen festival happens once a year for few weeks whereas the Gurudwara serves almost everyday I believe.
I watched this entire video over a couple of days, a few segments at a time. I gotta admit, it's one of the most detailed, well edited, well researched and thought-out "documentaries" I've ever watched. It's fascinating to see how although many of these operations serve different purposes and operate out of different locations worldwide, their primary method of operation remains the same. Although I belong to the hospitality industry, I never knew such a high amount of food is cooked daily, round the clock all throughout the world. All of the food looked extremely delicious as well. Would be great if you could continue the series and try to add a few more iconic eateries/locations!
Right? I used to work at a hard disk manufacturing plant in Silicon Valley and from what I could see, the school lunch staff could have been preparing for work in a "clean room" (a completely contaminant-free environment).
And then contrast that to the Indian sweet rice made in a cauldron recently filled with various donations, scooped out by a guy literally standing in it 😂
🌹🌹🌹👏🙏 He sure is, He's very special to their people I'm sure, Every major city could benefit from someone or many people such as he it's needed all over the world there is no reason at all for a single person in the world to go hungry or a animal for that matter, there are so many countries that have so much food waste it's insane the amounts of food that is thrown out.
@@tom-vf1xv I was wondering how long before an ignorant comment like this would show up. Feet aren't any dirtier than hands when cleaned and used on an equally clean surface.
you might enjoy the documentary "The Automat" these restaurants were one of the only places since the early 1900's that people of all races and stations in life would come and eat food for nickels ...
I love the narrator accent, it’s lovely and she speaks English very well. She also has a good handle on the pronunciation of dishes from around the world. Very enjoyable.
The Japanese School lunches was amazing. You see the stark difference in cleanliness versus all the others. They're dressed like they're in a sanitized zone and are about to lay silicon disks for CPU dies, lol. Incredible.
That's seriously overkill. There are tons of regulations for commercial food production, and for a good reason. But in reality, our food and food prep doesn't need to be nearly as sterile and perfect as most people think it does.
Is Daniel paid as a professional?!? Does he have healthcare, can he live on what he makes?!? These workers are awesome! I hope they are treated like the professionals they are.
@@prima164I work in a bakery and YOU are incorrect. I have insurance , make an great pay. Yes working with dough of any kind is a trade skill. Not everyone can do this kind of work. Also dough is heavy af.
@@prima164so basically anyone that works with a robot is a professional. No wonder why other countries like Japan are passing us by. It is sad that making something by hand, is no longer a respectable skill! The speed and consistency of how he works, is amazing! Electricity, has really improved/ yet hindered the minds of this country so much!
Bakery work is very taxing on the body. I am retired with arthritic hands and a knee replacement. Back surgery was a must. I could no longer lift!!!! They should be paid well.
I found another bagel shop in bayBridge commons by the cross island queens. Going there tomorrow Because I love seeds, this place covers the whole flagle with seeds. Love it. I get the baker’s dozen!
The bagels currently in my cabinet have lowered in quality significantly after watching this lol. I just ran out of the good bagels similar to the ones in the video from a company called Gabriel’s. There’s also Henry Higgins bagels; also very similar. However the problem I’m facing right now is I have neither of those bagel brands and only the low-quality kind in my cabinet that I will now begrudgingly eat.
Respect to the man not automatizing the process, but keeping his staff just to provide them with a job. Hats off to people who put community first before profit.
@@karlwithak. always dangerous to cut costs at the cost of real humans, imagine using the pros of a machine and just cutting the hours of people working and keep paying them. you still generate more profit than before but still have people employed so they can feed their families.
He already automate what can be automated (mixer) and outsourced what can be outsourced (eg. "the bagel improver chemical mix") without sacrificing quality and/or profit margin. Not everything can be automated, even manufacturing plant has plenty of human employee.
He only pays minimum wage. His employees are costs are less. He also doesn't provide any benefits like health insurance. So, really he's saving a lot of money.
Gospel of Jesus Christ. John 3:16 For God So loved the world that he gave his only Begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him should not Perish but have Everlasting Life. Jesus Christ Died on the Cross for all the sin of the World, and now we can be Forgiven of all of our sins and be washed clean by the Blood of Jesus Christ for our iniquities trespasses... now all you need to do is Repent of all of ur sins (Repent means Change ur Mind turning away from sinful things and being truly sorry with all ur heart, and if you Repent and still go back to sinful things nothing will happend but if you are truly serious Lord will change ur life forever) (example of repenting Father God I ask in Jesus Name please forgive me of all my Sins I acknowledge that im a sinful man/woman I am truly sorry and trust in Jesus that he lived suffered and died on the cross for me and my sins so I can be Forgiven was barried and that you rised him on the 3th day please wash me clean with the blood of Christ make in me a new heart that can love and forgive Lord change my desires change me Lord Jesus come into my life change everything about me make me a new creation fill me with ur HolySpirit...)is what sin is Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of eternal life in our Lord Jesus Christ. and the only way to heaven is Trough Jesus Christ there is no other way! John 14:6 I Am The Way The Truth And The Life No Man cometh to the Father Except Trough Me. and you are saved by Grace Trough Faith not by works, we cannot save urselfs from sin we don't get to go to heaven because we don't get to go to heaven because we are a Good People we are not!, we cannot earn ur salvation it is given to us as a Free Gift all we need to do is receive it! Romans 3:23 For All have sinned and Felt Short of the Glory of God. There is none Good but God!, 1 Corinthians 6:9-10: Or do you not know that wrongdoers will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: Neither the sexually immoral nor idolaters nor adulterers nor men who have sex with men nor thieves nor the greedy nor drunkards nor slanderers nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God. But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death. Revelation 21:8 KJV.and you are saved by Grace Trough Faith not by works, we cannot save urselfs from sin we don't get to go to heaven because
Pride is haram(sin) in Islam. So when referring to Islamic countries please refer to it as love. Though I knew you meant it with all the good intentions so have a good day.
@@mxno9482 here get saved Love ya Gospel of Jesus Christ. John 3:16 For God So loved the world that he gave his only Begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him should not Perish but have Everlasting Life. Jesus Christ Died on the Cross for all the sin of the World, and now we can be Forgiven of all of our sins and be washed clean by the Blood of Jesus Christ for our iniquities trespasses... now all you need to do is Repent of all of ur sins (Repent means Change ur Mind turning away from sinful things and being truly sorry with all ur heart, and if you Repent and still go back to sinful things nothing will happend but if you are truly serious Lord will change ur life forever) (example of repenting Father God I ask in Jesus Name please forgive me of all my Sins I acknowledge that im a sinful man/woman I am truly sorry and trust in Jesus that he lived suffered and died on the cross for me and my sins so I can be Forgiven was barried and that you rised him on the 3th day please wash me clean with the blood of Christ make in me a new heart that can love and forgive Lord change my desires change me Lord Jesus come into my life change everything about me make me a new creation fill me with ur HolySpirit...)is what sin is Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of eternal life in our Lord Jesus Christ. and the only way to heaven is Trough Jesus Christ there is no other way! John 14:6 I Am The Way The Truth And The Life No Man cometh to the Father Except Trough Me. and you are saved by Grace Trough Faith not by works, we cannot save urselfs from sin we don't get to go to heaven because we are a Good People we are not!, we cannot earn ur salvation it is given to us as a Free Gift all we need to do is receive it! Romans 3:23 For All have sinned and Felt Short of the Glory of God. There is none Good but God!, 1 Corinthians 6:9-10: Or do you not know that wrongdoers will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: Neither the sexually immoral nor idolaters nor adulterers nor men who have sex with men nor thieves nor the greedy nor drunkards nor slanderers nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God. But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death. Revelation 21:8 KJV.
It's insane to see how much effort other countries put into school lunches. My school lunch from k-12 was usually a $2.50 slice of pizza and a Coke... I didn't learn to cook/eat/enjoy "healthy" food until I was halfway through college.
@@Agnieszka11102parents in America do their best. Most households have one parent working 2 jobs or both parents working 2 jobs. It’s a country problem, not a patenting problem. If the bread winner got paid a living wage then the other parent would have the time to cook nutritious food at home. Instead our government decides what food is served in our schools. Also, for some kids it’s the only meal they get because their family is so poor they can’t always afford food. These other countries make food for thousands of people a day for free and we feed our school kids crap food because it’s easier and cheaper. The USA doesn’t take care of their own. They are still making the rich richer and the poor poorer while everyone in the middle have no clue how to fix this problem.
@@bonsaibaby8257both my parents worked when I was a child, but they still made the effort to feed us healthy meals rather than relying on the government.
@joy-to7dx Yes it is the government, and the government is made of by and for the people. Whenever Democrats try to improve nutrition for school lunches, Republicans have a full-out tantrum and claim the kids won't eat vegetables and are "starving." The last time we tried was under Obama. Michelle Obama oversaw a plan to add more nutritional food including fresh food, and to limit junk food in the lunches. Repibs went nuts. They even made videos you can still find on RUclips claiming the kids were starving because they couldn't stomach the fresh vegetables and whole grains. Then Republicans got back in charge and they put fast food in the schools. It's a real problem when one of the two parties fights all healthy eating programs for our kids. The GOP is on the take and are enriching themselves theough lobbyists. They make sure to fight against things like healthy school lunches because lobbyists from fast food pays them big to block all such legislation. Republican parents are easily fooled by right wing "news" that tells them democrats are trying to starve kids by feeding them fresh food because the kids won't eat it and will go hungry. It's a real shame what they have done to our country.
The numbers involved in the sikh temple is mind boggling, the love,effort put into the students dinners Its inspiring. I wish we fed our kids half as well here in the UK. Its so important kids learn about food as i believe FOOD IS MEDICINE, what a great video, thanks for sharing,,never STOP Loving,,little bob & Mr Tao,xxxxx
America claims to be the best country in the world but as I get older, year after year, I learn a new reasons why that is furthest from the truth! America is run by people who care nothing about their people and only care about themselves.
I've worked in and out of cannabis dispensaries and back in the day we used to roll all our shops joints by hand. We rolled hundreds of joints a day each, thousands per week. The coolest thing was being able to tell who rolled which joints. They were all weighed the same but you could tell who's roll was whose based off of the tension of the paper and the style of filter rolled. I'd definitely call myself a professional joint roller, I also think it just sounds funny to say and induces curious side eyes lol
Never planned on it but right before entering high school in 84 met a guy who was a huge distributor in Warren MI and aside from a couple fights took over the school market then neighborhoods, I could have retired on it but it spiraled a little out of control which is a long story but I couldn't roll joints fast enough and could never find anyone to help who met my standard of quality, lol.
I want to do that I'm looking at it in a financial way bc I'm poor I want a job that pays alot. Bc I will never get paid alot at a job bc in 2013 somebody purposely mess up my job description online that the managers look in order to hire you.😥 It says I only get paid no more than $250, I really only $145 or less no matter what job I it. I'm very sad bc I'm in my 30s and I don't know how to change it, mangers don't know either.
@@NoseyNuNu Good points! Behind the extraordinary, and humane, ethics-based rationale and methods, there are those lingering thoughts about energy (electrics, gas, wood-fired ) delivery (fossil fuels), packaging (plastics, paper), cleanliness (water, detergents). I'm definitely with you, on the basis of sometimes bitter experience, about gadgetry and those special machines... and the inevitable residues involving "garbage" disposal. I'd still rather consume anything other than common, for-profit-fast-food from anywhere. My luck to be brought up in poverty by parents who believed that food ... and other people, and education ... mattered and were to be treated with respect.
- and it's followed immediately with the video of someone, his feet covered in fabric and food, crawling completely into an oversized pot where people previously tossed donations.
That döner kabab looks so good after hearing about my brothers experience with döner foods in Germany i knew i had to try it and now after seeing how much care goes into crafting them I for sure have to visit Turkey at some point
My Grandma taught me to roll bagles when I was very young, maybe 6 years old. (Mine were "mini" bagles!) It is a tradition I've taught to my daughter which gave us years of joy. She's now grown and makes them when she can. These beautiful water bagles bring back such wonderful memories of Grandmas' kitchen! While I didn't make 10's of 1000's I would make a few dozen to satisfy our weekly needs. Fennel and garlic, as well as Myrtle trees, grow on our ranch and are a lovely combination for a dinner bagle. I wish I were near this bakery shop to be able to buy his bagles. Lovely, and loving, video. ❤
@bonsaibaby8257 Same here...no more than 5 minutes and if you were a squad leader you ate last. I always managed to wolf down a full tray plus something on the side like a bowl of cereal or fruit during lunch or dinner.
@@johngaglione2236 how about when out in the field and side stepping down the table. Once you get to the end your food goes in the trash weather you’re finished or not! 😂 I always put the apple or orange in my pocket to eat afterwards.
@bonsaibaby8257 That only happened to me 1 time in basic training. I had to eat as much as I could from the end of the table to the garbage can....good times good times.....lol
Rice pudding with cinnamon and raisins is a staple food i ate every day after school. I live in mn and my family is native American and European decent. It cool to see other places that make the foods i love. Idk where it was first originated but happy America is a mixing pot of culture and cuisine so i can taste it all.
Have not eaten a bagel in years they tend irritate my stomach yet the Bagel guy is so sincere and such a purist that I found myself longing for the locks bagel. The community kitchen in India is admirable, inspirational, creative, immaculate and apparently well run, yet, I take issue with food & feet. Perhaps, or rather certainly it’s a cultural matter however it seems dangerous with boiling hot food and steel machinery. Comparatively the Japanese kitchen was well, Japanese, with amazing operation & execution. Watching the various food preparation is a lesson in human endeavour, diversity & cultural immersion. The fast food and military component was altogether different and again displayed other ideas of food consumption in modern society. It’s curious to see how certain cultures work with fresh vegetables and ingredients whereas other opt for pre-made food products & gigantic quantities of meat. Although I am not a vegetarian I find watching the preparation of tons of flesh a bit off putting. Maybe watched too many horror films. Tabasco is worthy of it own video. HUGE fan! Great video! Thank you.
As I was a student in Japan and also in the USA, food at school in Japan was the best. USA was so oily and nutrition was not managed at school. It is like you eat McDonald from morning to dinner...
That temple was so clean and big I've never seen mixers. And cooking pots that clean and the Japanese are so efficient and clean as well the food for both looked so good
India is a massive country of over 1.4 billion people, with so many different regions, cultures, and languages. You guys see a few TikTok videos of some unhygienic food preparation and think all of India is like that. Yes of course there is some of that, as there is certainly a lot of poverty there and issues with hygiene, but that does not represent the entire country. Educate yourself before making such ignorant statements about a huge percentage of the world's population.
you don't wanna mess with Daniel, as a baker i can tell you this man has arms strong as steel. lifting that much dough and for 18 years,,, man is prob a terminator from the inside
I use to make doughnuts for a small shop the water temp is everything in proofing I use to step out the back door and take in the temp and humidity and then run water over my fingers until I felt it was the right temp after awhile I could get the temp of the water about spot on every time.
For me the key word for the religious aspect is “Volunteer”, love for one another, make sure your fed as we celebrate, not letting money getting in the way of preparation the take hours & days in some instances.
The crab meat egg soup sound fantastic. It is amazing that they can serve as many as they do. There are many countries that could use this type of meals to be served. I feel that the US children could use a much more nutritional Organic meals such as those shown in the video. So many US children go hungry.
Yum! Wish I could shrink myself into a Japanese school kid, just so I could eat that delicious food they get. For sure something else then the junk food eaten in so many western countries.
I absolutely loved this whole documentary especially the temple and The school lunches are incredible I wish Canada would incorporate school lunches like that! You don't even buy lunch you have to pack your own meals and hope that your school has a little snack shop or foods program that cooks meals to sell I had to add to my comment that the people eating together equally in the temple is amazing and having people cook the flatbreads is so beautiful and humble what a lovely idea! ❤
What a lot of precise effort goes into making those bagels! My daughter made bagels like this once. They were extraordinary. I understand why she only did it once!
Comparing the asian school kitchens to US kitchens is a world of difference. Everything made in the video is fresh and made with love. Everything in US is frozen or canned.
It wasn't always that way. Republicans fight against fresh vegetables and all fresh food cooked in the kitchen of schools because of lobbyists. Big corporations lobby republicans and get contracts to supply the public schools with junk food. When democrats tried to change it, the gop goes nuts and says they are trying to "starve" the kids by giving them fresh healthy food because "they won't eat it." The last time Democrats tried was under Obama. You can still find videos on youtube of Republicans fighting against healthy school lunches on here. Shame on them. They are 100% to blame for what our school lunches have become. Americans need to stand against these criminals.
Feeding bodies and souls, something we all take for granted, bless all the people that work in these fields. It is a thankless job but one of the most important ones. Great presentation.
51:53 damn, what got me was that huge pot full of donations like dirty bills and random items, that is then used for cooking. Wish they had shown the cleaning process..
The bagel guy is killing me. I love his passion, appreciation for his employees, and for the ingredients!!
Bagels are for sissies. Biscuits or bust!
good man
Is the best of the New York stereotypes, in one!
probably all his customers too after dipping all his old jewelry in the food XDDDD
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the indian temple amazed me. The sheer amount of genirosity of this place to feed all those people at any time. I couldnt imagine anywhere doing something this large scale in the west every day for years at any time!
The sikh community does that all over the world.
They are paid by the government to do it. These are all paid employees. Except for certain volunteers
The rest of the world needs to look and repeat the motion ❤❤❤❤❤💯💯💯💯💯💋👍🩵
its called Christians and they have soup kitchens, canned food drives and millions of others EVERYWHERE. stop being biased. We dont have a billion citizen so these meals are made in smaller more spread out locations.
@@JORDAN-CHRISTOPHERSPENCERThis comment felt like you wanted to discredit India and give credit to Christianity
The owner of Utopia Bagels brought tears to my own eyes when he got emotional. The love he has for his craft is equal to the compassion and gratitude he has for the staff that keep the community provided in happiness.
It seems that the only people that are willing to do Whitey's jobs any longer are the Spanish. I say thank God for them or we would have NO food in our stores because they slave out in the hot sun and pick our fruits and vegetables and do jobs that white people will no longer do.
I just had 3 young Spanish boys working on a hot day in my alleyway installing electric cable. They were digging holes almost as deep as they were tall. I went out to tell them what hard working young men I thought they were. He pulled out his cell phone with his auto translate and I gave them my message. They must have been pleased because they all started talking at once. I hope I made them feel good that a white person appreciated their hard work on a hot day.
Me too I am crying watching him talk about bagels
After seeing all the labor and craft that goes into old school bagels, l would pay top dollar to have just one bagel. Love the owners dedication to making the very best.
I could have swore I saw tears welling in his eyes
@samgeekthebrave I think so too! And rightfully so. The pride he must feel for himself continuing the legacy of this highly established business, maintaining the quality, and the respect he has for his staff and colleagues is something to be admired x
I loved the part about the Japanese school lunches. The philosophy around it is so logical - the idea about preparing not just what children want but what they need - to help them develop their palate, for health, and to learn what a healthy diet looks like for when they become the person responsible for feeding a family - just fantastic. I wish our culture cared as much about our young people.
Sorry I have to say there are not much organic vegetables and fruits in Japan they are lies about organic foods Japan are biggest market for many country’s making poison for vegetables and fruits and when you go to super markets you can not see like Europe country or America organic foods because there are not and almost used the poison and there are some plastic house for making vegetables or fruits and they price are very high and still are under question mark really they doesn’t used the poison just few years ago some company gave many kind of meet to many schools and became news that company bought many chicken from some company and that chicken it wasn’t useful and not for sell to super market and other market and that chicken was unusable and they should destroyed all of them but they didn’t and sell it to the schools and for some reason some school found it and after research they found that company and some the other did same shit in Japan when one shit come up the others also come up and in the TV they push to much China uses poison for vegetables and fruits and still maybe half of the foods come from China and why they push down China all because they want sell they products more expensive to the people and they say a lot of lies to own peoples to sell that poisons vegetables and fruits and people happy with that and they think they government re take care of them and doesn’t tell lies to them but just 2022 the Japanese Government gave number of people had suicide near 400000 people almost two times of people suicide in America and America population are almost two times of Japan that means the number of suicide in Japan are double of the America and unfortunately some of them are young students because they had bulling at the school from other students or some teachers and some of them because of failing from Universities test and too much pleasure for that and older people also one of biggest reason are bulling at the work and over times work and the Government knows that but doesn’t care any of that lives and still getting higher every day then please don’t believe what ever you see from far away.
You know they're serious about children's diet when they get freaking nutritionist to design the menu.
Apparently photophobic by US standards.
That’s what happens in a homogeneous society. Start flooding it with cultures from all over the world by the millions and come back to me in a couple decades
@@basictrainer Mayhbe they will have a positive birth rate at that point and not wither away into history
Japan's cleanliness and philosophy is on a different level. Their care for the youth should be the standard for the whole world.
shame their care for the youth is to the end of throwing them into one of the most soul-destroying corporate cultures on the planet
Contrast that to the very next video which was absolutely disgusting
"care for the youth" 😂
@@heathmcrigsby the next video has flavours which the European's bland meat and Orient's boiled cuisine can't think off gastronomy.
@@shubhankardasgupta4777 I am talking about the absolute unsanitary conditions. A person eating it would get food poisoning almost immediately.
the gurudwara temple is so amazing. the food looks great and the amount of care that goes into serving so many people is absolutely beautiful
I also love the seating of everyone. Everyone is equal from king to begged
I currently work in a Japanese school and get to eat school lunch (kyuushoku) every day. It's truly amazing. The food quality is on par with family restaurants, and you know you're getting something healthy and delicious with each meal. Our school is equipped with an insanely large kitchen with at least ten nutritional workers to prepare food for 300+ students and teachers. They take great pride in their meals, and often have special weeks where they highlight a certain food from the region (we get a lot of onion dishes, lol) and its truly a treat every single time. American lunches can never compare
>we get a lot of onion dishes
You near Awajishima...?
Being from New York I can confirm that 'American' lunches are no better than what prisoners get served to them.
In Canada, we get bland tasting food, that is designed to look like the real thing, but it tastes so synthetic its off putting@@x144x
we got the same square pizza (quality depending on state or some of yall are gross and like it anyway) and corn and green beans on the same day. We had water or chocolate milk to drink. America.
So as a born and raised American in the US, school meals are .... horrific in comparison to what is served in Japan. When I heard the meals are made with pride by mothers, all I could think of was wow. Here in the US they serve the kids like they're inmates in prison. The food isn't much better either. Bland doesn't begin to describe the lack of ... flavor.
In college I was awoken by classmates outside my door, who insisted I come with them to get fresh bagels. It was 4 am. They explained that FRESH bagels were only available at 6 am.....two hours drive away. We went. Two carloads of college students. We were waiting outside when the owner opened the door. Best bagels I've ever had, still hot from the oven. I'd like to jump right through the screen and taste THESE bagels!
In high school my friends and I frequented a donut and bagel shop early in the morning before school. The shop didn’t even have signage; if you knew you knew. And they didn’t need to advertise because they were so good. It was one of those shops that was only open for a handful of hours every morning and you had to rush to get there before they sold out and closed up.
What a fun adventure😊
Ah that sounds so fun! College truly is an experience
seeing adults working hard to feed children makes me super happy.
seeing children work hard makes me happ...
The temple is a joy! Equality and nourishing meals for all-truly uplifting
@@MaseratiQuattrobare hands are normal for cooking and restaurants. Washed bare hands are often more sanitary than gloves.
Gloves encourage cross contamination and are seldom replaced when needed (see how often food-borne illnesses come from chain eateries that use gloves vs restaurants than enforce good handwashing).
You won’t find America’s obsession with gloves in professional kitchens, competent home chefs, etc.
But sure, you know hygiene.
@businessfact_sano The temple definitely looked like a joy. With so much food scarcity globally it was heartwarming to see so many people fed with nourishing flavorful food.
@Gibraltar5 bruh, the NYC guys were doing the same thing. It's not a big deal so long as they wash their hands frequently enough.
Literally!!! Like no matter race, gender, or religion... everyone eats, and is treated with respect! Yet, the propaganda of US education, will tell you they live uncivilized, and like animals! I laughed so hard in shame! Take notes US
@@Treyast lol ikr! Like he's preaching about gloves, yet thousands were served without an ounce of sickness. Plus these gloved places, are the same spots that give you food poisoning, from poorly prepared food.
I love that the Sikhs have free food available at all times. What a wonderful place, don’t know of any other religion that encourages or does it… Also the carefully planned and made meals for the schools in Japan is very impressive. Never mind the American dream
We are so jaded here in the US….I was thinking those were homeless ppl
Sikhs are a group of people not a religion.
@@laurenbendik2006 our education system, is indoctrination! Especially now that machines are constantly being upgraded! The mind will become weaker and weaker, as time passes!
You should see the Arbaeen festival in Iraq where millions of pilgrims from all religions are fed and treated equally, however the Arbaeen festival happens once a year for few weeks whereas the Gurudwara serves almost everyday I believe.
Yep, this was pretty eye opening about actual values around the world rather than constant individualism.
I watched this entire video over a couple of days, a few segments at a time. I gotta admit, it's one of the most detailed, well edited, well researched and thought-out "documentaries" I've ever watched. It's fascinating to see how although many of these operations serve different purposes and operate out of different locations worldwide, their primary method of operation remains the same. Although I belong to the hospitality industry, I never knew such a high amount of food is cooked daily, round the clock all throughout the world. All of the food looked extremely delicious as well. Would be great if you could continue the series and try to add a few more iconic eateries/locations!
Lies again? Grab Food USD SGD
Got to love how the japanese large scale production looks more like the people where about to work in a semicondutor fab.
it's called food hygiene, nothing these grot bags would know anything about.
100% it looked clinically clean
Right? I used to work at a hard disk manufacturing plant in Silicon Valley and from what I could see, the school lunch staff could have been preparing for work in a "clean room" (a completely contaminant-free environment).
And then contrast that to the Indian sweet rice made in a cauldron recently filled with various donations, scooped out by a guy literally standing in it 😂
@@nickmiskinis4662 loooool that was shocking
I love the Indian helping hundreds of ppl have something good to eat everyday.. that’s wonderful ❤ everything looks yummi
🌹🌹🌹👏🙏 He sure is, He's very special to their people I'm sure, Every major city could benefit from someone or many people such as he it's needed all over the world there is no reason at all for a single person in the world to go hungry or a animal for that matter, there are so many countries that have so much food waste it's insane the amounts of food that is thrown out.
sikhs specifically. Sewa is core to their beliefs. Its a really wonderful part of their faith.
Scott is the man..he has the passion and the drive for his Utopia Bagles..receipe for success..thanks Scott
Scott's bagels are assimilated. Not the Real McGoy, but on the way there.
he just tore open a bagel and tossed it back in with the rest lmao
He's a good salesman but despite what he says, nothing I saw was particularly novel or unique compared to most artisanal bagel shops.
Passion for breaking healthcodes
The temple makes me so happy. Everyone treated equally and fed good nutritious food.
That's the Beauty of Sikhism
yeah and some persons feet an inch away from the plate... yum.
@@tom-vf1xv big deal
@@tom-vf1xv So?
@@tom-vf1xv I was wondering how long before an ignorant comment like this would show up. Feet aren't any dirtier than hands when cleaned and used on an equally clean surface.
Food brings people together. Very enjoyable documentary.
you might enjoy the documentary "The Automat" these restaurants were one of the only places since the early 1900's that people of all races and stations in life would come and eat food for nickels ...
I love the narrator accent, it’s lovely and she speaks English very well. She also has a good handle on the pronunciation of dishes from around the world. Very enjoyable.
The Japanese School lunches was amazing. You see the stark difference in cleanliness versus all the others. They're dressed like they're in a sanitized zone and are about to lay silicon disks for CPU dies, lol. Incredible.
Yup. definite ocd.🙂
That's seriously overkill. There are tons of regulations for commercial food production, and for a good reason. But in reality, our food and food prep doesn't need to be nearly as sterile and perfect as most people think it does.
@@shannonrickard8605 they just want the best for their kid since kid is rare in japan
Korea
@@MrDeepwoodticklesbruh
I love the sikh religion. Just makes me feel happy to see people in service to others.
People who can do a job like rolling bagels for years amaze me. They must be happy there. They're clearly very good at it.
Doner kebob? OOOOHH YEAH!!!! Nothing gets me more excited.
I love it every single time when Claudia says "BIG............ BATCHES" :D
I just stumbled across this series. The fact that she's hosting it is just a bonus
Is Daniel paid as a professional?!? Does he have healthcare, can he live on what he makes?!? These workers are awesome! I hope they are treated like the professionals they are.
@prima yell at a wall bro no one cares what you think
@@prima164I work in a bakery and YOU are incorrect. I have insurance
, make an great pay. Yes working with dough of any kind is a trade skill. Not everyone can do this kind of work. Also dough is heavy af.
Wow. The world is moved daily buy laborers i,ncluding farmers, skilled or not. Get off your high horse
@@prima164so basically anyone that works with a robot is a professional. No wonder why other countries like Japan are passing us by. It is sad that making something by hand, is no longer a respectable skill! The speed and consistency of how he works, is amazing! Electricity, has really improved/ yet hindered the minds of this country so much!
Bakery work is very taxing on the body.
I am retired with arthritic hands and a knee replacement.
Back surgery was a must. I could no longer lift!!!!
They should be paid well.
I've never wanted a bagel more than I do right now from that shop!
Even with the New York tap water in it? Yuk..
@@Alpejohnwhat you mean it's delicious
I found another bagel shop in bayBridge commons by the cross island queens.
Going there tomorrow
Because I love seeds, this place covers the whole flagle with seeds. Love it. I get the baker’s dozen!
The bagels currently in my cabinet have lowered in quality significantly after watching this lol. I just ran out of the good bagels similar to the ones in the video from a company called Gabriel’s. There’s also Henry Higgins bagels; also very similar. However the problem I’m facing right now is I have neither of those bagel brands and only the low-quality kind in my cabinet that I will now begrudgingly eat.
Respect to the man not automatizing the process, but keeping his staff just to provide them with a job. Hats off to people who put community first before profit.
quality would go down if he automated so thats not even an option
@@karlwithak. always dangerous to cut costs at the cost of real humans, imagine using the pros of a machine and just cutting the hours of people working and keep paying them. you still generate more profit than before but still have people employed so they can feed their families.
He already automate what can be automated (mixer) and outsourced what can be outsourced (eg. "the bagel improver chemical mix") without sacrificing quality and/or profit margin. Not everything can be automated, even manufacturing plant has plenty of human employee.
@@karlwithak.Automating the process would decrease quality, not increase it, look at chain restaurants!
He only pays minimum wage. His employees are costs are less. He also doesn't provide any benefits like health insurance. So, really he's saving a lot of money.
I love the pride that they all have for their craft.
Gospel of Jesus Christ. John 3:16 For God So loved the world that he gave his only Begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him should not Perish but have Everlasting Life. Jesus Christ Died on the Cross for all the sin of the World, and now we can be Forgiven of all of our sins and be washed clean by the Blood of Jesus Christ for our iniquities trespasses... now all you need to do is Repent of all of ur sins (Repent means Change ur Mind turning away from sinful things and being truly sorry with all ur heart, and if you Repent and still go back to sinful things nothing will happend but if you are truly serious Lord will change ur life forever) (example of repenting Father God I ask in Jesus Name please forgive me of all my Sins I acknowledge that im a sinful man/woman I am truly sorry and trust in Jesus that he lived suffered and died on the cross for me and my sins so I can be Forgiven was barried and that you rised him on the 3th day please wash me clean with the blood of Christ make in me a new heart that can love and forgive Lord change my desires change me Lord Jesus come into my life change everything about me make me a new creation fill me with ur HolySpirit...)is what sin is Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of eternal life in our Lord Jesus Christ. and the only way to heaven is Trough Jesus Christ there is no other way! John 14:6 I Am The Way The Truth And The Life No Man cometh to the Father Except Trough Me. and you are saved by Grace Trough Faith not by works, we cannot save urselfs from sin we don't get to go to heaven because
we don't get to go to heaven because we are a Good People we are not!, we cannot earn ur salvation it is given to us as a Free Gift all we need to do is receive it! Romans 3:23 For All have sinned and Felt Short of the Glory of God. There is none Good but God!, 1 Corinthians 6:9-10: Or do you not know that wrongdoers will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: Neither the sexually immoral nor idolaters nor adulterers nor men who have sex with men nor thieves nor the greedy nor drunkards nor slanderers nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God. But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.
Revelation 21:8 KJV.and you are saved by Grace Trough Faith not by works, we cannot save urselfs from sin we don't get to go to heaven because
did you watch the video?
there's no pride. 95% of his staff are uneducated foreigners (many probably illegal which wasn't said)
he's in it for the $$.
Pride is haram(sin) in Islam. So when referring to Islamic countries please refer to it as love. Though I knew you meant it with all the good intentions so have a good day.
@@mxno9482 here get saved Love ya Gospel of Jesus Christ. John 3:16 For God So loved the world that he gave his only Begotten Son that whosoever believes in Him should not Perish but have Everlasting Life. Jesus Christ Died on the Cross for all the sin of the World, and now we can be Forgiven of all of our sins and be washed clean by the Blood of Jesus Christ for our iniquities trespasses... now all you need to do is Repent of all of ur sins (Repent means Change ur Mind turning away from sinful things and being truly sorry with all ur heart, and if you Repent and still go back to sinful things nothing will happend but if you are truly serious Lord will change ur life forever) (example of repenting Father God I ask in Jesus Name please forgive me of all my Sins I acknowledge that im a sinful man/woman I am truly sorry and trust in Jesus that he lived suffered and died on the cross for me and my sins so I can be Forgiven was barried and that you rised him on the 3th day please wash me clean with the blood of Christ make in me a new heart that can love and forgive Lord change my desires change me Lord Jesus come into my life change everything about me make me a new creation fill me with ur HolySpirit...)is what sin is Romans 6:23 For the wages of sin is death, but the gift of eternal life in our Lord Jesus Christ. and the only way to heaven is Trough Jesus Christ there is no other way! John 14:6 I Am The Way The Truth And The Life No Man cometh to the Father Except Trough Me. and you are saved by Grace Trough Faith not by works, we cannot save urselfs from sin we don't get to go to heaven because we are a Good People we are not!, we cannot earn ur salvation it is given to us as a Free Gift all we need to do is receive it! Romans 3:23 For All have sinned and Felt Short of the Glory of God. There is none Good but God!, 1 Corinthians 6:9-10: Or do you not know that wrongdoers will not inherit the kingdom of God? Do not be deceived: Neither the sexually immoral nor idolaters nor adulterers nor men who have sex with men nor thieves nor the greedy nor drunkards nor slanderers nor swindlers will inherit the kingdom of God. But the fearful, and unbelieving, and the abominable, and murderers, and whoremongers, and sorcerers, and idolaters, and all liars, shall have their part in the lake which burneth with fire and brimstone: which is the second death.
Revelation 21:8 KJV.
@@mxno9482 lol. why are muslims some of the most prideful people I know.
Amazing to see a community kitchen helping such a large number of people every day. The scale is unbelievable. That is no soup kitchen!
It's insane to see how much effort other countries put into school lunches. My school lunch from k-12 was usually a $2.50 slice of pizza and a Coke... I didn't learn to cook/eat/enjoy "healthy" food until I was halfway through college.
Shame on your parents
@@Agnieszka11102parents in America do their best. Most households have one parent working 2 jobs or both parents working 2 jobs. It’s a country problem, not a patenting problem. If the bread winner got paid a living wage then the other parent would have the time to cook nutritious food at home. Instead our government decides what food is served in our schools. Also, for some kids it’s the only meal they get because their family is so poor they can’t always afford food.
These other countries make food for thousands of people a day for free and we feed our school kids crap food because it’s easier and cheaper. The USA doesn’t take care of their own. They are still making the rich richer and the poor poorer while everyone in the middle have no clue how to fix this problem.
@@bonsaibaby8257both my parents worked when I was a child, but they still made the effort to feed us healthy meals rather than relying on the government.
@@bonsaibaby8257 thank you for saying that bc it's the USA government who's running this.
I love what the other countries are doing.
@joy-to7dx Yes it is the government, and the government is made of by and for the people. Whenever Democrats try to improve nutrition for school lunches, Republicans have a full-out tantrum and claim the kids won't eat vegetables and are "starving." The last time we tried was under Obama. Michelle Obama oversaw a plan to add more nutritional food including fresh food, and to limit junk food in the lunches. Repibs went nuts. They even made videos you can still find on RUclips claiming the kids were starving because they couldn't stomach the fresh vegetables and whole grains. Then Republicans got back in charge and they put fast food in the schools. It's a real problem when one of the two parties fights all healthy eating programs for our kids. The GOP is on the take and are enriching themselves theough lobbyists. They make sure to fight against things like healthy school lunches because lobbyists from fast food pays them big to block all such legislation. Republican parents are easily fooled by right wing "news" that tells them democrats are trying to starve kids by feeding them fresh food because the kids won't eat it and will go hungry. It's a real shame what they have done to our country.
The numbers involved in the sikh temple is mind boggling, the love,effort put into the students dinners Its inspiring. I wish we fed our kids half as well here in the UK. Its so important kids learn about food as i believe FOOD IS MEDICINE, what a great video, thanks for sharing,,never STOP Loving,,little bob & Mr Tao,xxxxx
Would also like very much to see how the cooking equipments and everything in the kitchen are cleaned.
With hot water from hoses and soap.
japanese and koreans kitchen are always clean and immaculate, that you cannot be skeptical to eat their food.
Yes. And Chinese and Indian restaurants are the exact opposite.
Wow, that Japanese school meal prep is AMAZING! So different from embarrassing practices here in America.
America claims to be the best country in the world but as I get older, year after year, I learn a new reasons why that is furthest from the truth! America is run by people who care nothing about their people and only care about themselves.
The American school system is a prison for children so their parents can go to their prison like workplaces and make money for their bosses
I've worked in and out of cannabis dispensaries and back in the day we used to roll all our shops joints by hand. We rolled hundreds of joints a day each, thousands per week. The coolest thing was being able to tell who rolled which joints. They were all weighed the same but you could tell who's roll was whose based off of the tension of the paper and the style of filter rolled. I'd definitely call myself a professional joint roller, I also think it just sounds funny to say and induces curious side eyes lol
You must be high.😂
Never planned on it but right before entering high school in 84 met a guy who was a huge distributor in Warren MI and aside from a couple fights took over the school market then neighborhoods, I could have retired on it but it spiraled a little out of control which is a long story but I couldn't roll joints fast enough and could never find anyone to help who met my standard of quality, lol.
I want to do that I'm looking at it in a financial way bc I'm poor I want a job that pays alot. Bc I will never get paid alot at a job bc in 2013 somebody purposely mess up my job description online that the managers look in order to hire you.😥 It says I only get paid no more than $250, I really only $145 or less no matter what job I it. I'm very sad bc I'm in my 30s and I don't know how to change it, mangers don't know either.
The Temple serving free food to people is truly good work very inspiring and very great to see how these people are contributing good humanity
The level of hygiene care of the japanese kitchen is insane. Congrats for always being so perfect in everything you do.
I never realized making bagels is such a process and an art at the same time.
Wow the Japanese school cooking process was just ☺️☺️🥰👌
This needs a followup showing how they clean the equipment afterwards, I can imagine it is also challenging
I was wondering the same thing! Some kitchen cadgets I won't buy based on how difficult it looks to clean 😭🤦🏿♀️🫠 those huge machines are awesome 👍🏿🙌🏿
@@NoseyNuNu Good points! Behind the extraordinary, and humane, ethics-based rationale and methods, there are those lingering thoughts about energy (electrics, gas, wood-fired ) delivery (fossil fuels), packaging (plastics, paper), cleanliness (water, detergents). I'm definitely with you, on the basis of sometimes bitter experience, about gadgetry and those special machines... and the inevitable residues involving "garbage" disposal. I'd still rather consume anything other than common, for-profit-fast-food from anywhere. My luck to be brought up in poverty by parents who believed that food ... and other people, and education ... mattered and were to be treated with respect.
I love how everything had turmeric and chili powder.
I’ll be doing the cauliflower one, looked so goood
I just love how the Japanese value cleanliness while preparing the foods. ❤
- and it's followed immediately with the video of someone, his feet covered in fabric and food, crawling completely into an oversized pot where people previously tossed donations.
@@AyaBlue22😂 yeah I noted it too.
That döner kabab looks so good after hearing about my brothers experience with döner foods in Germany i knew i had to try it and now after seeing how much care goes into crafting them I for sure have to visit Turkey at some point
Oh wow the Sikh temple kitchen really has modernized. Only a few years ago they had lots of pans and huge vats with fires under them.
My Grandma taught me to roll bagles when I was very young, maybe 6 years old. (Mine were "mini" bagles!) It is a tradition I've taught to my daughter which gave us years of joy. She's now grown and makes them when she can. These beautiful water bagles bring back such wonderful memories of Grandmas' kitchen! While I didn't make 10's of 1000's I would make a few dozen to satisfy our weekly needs. Fennel and garlic, as well as Myrtle trees, grow on our ranch and are a lovely combination for a dinner bagle. I wish I were near this bakery shop to be able to buy his bagles. Lovely, and loving, video. ❤
shame she didn't teach you how to spell it
The guy running the crawfish business should get an award for actually paying his staff a decent wage and working on sustainability at the same time.
Japanese and Korean food safety and hygiene are 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
definitely...seasoning with a few drops if not a lot of sweat.
I am from the USA. I wish you (the reader of this article) a successful and happy life filled with love, joy, wealth and health 🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀
Thanks so much! Your kind words mean a lot.
Thank you so much for your kind wishes, sending love from [your country]!
😊
May blessings be with you as well.
I really appreciate it, thank you!
The segment of West Point lunch time is incredible. Eating in only 12 minutes seems impossible. Another great set of clips, thanks.
12 mins is a lot! In army basic training we got 5 mins!😂
@bonsaibaby8257 Same here...no more than 5 minutes and if you were a squad leader you ate last. I always managed to wolf down a full tray plus something on the side like a bowl of cereal or fruit during lunch or dinner.
@@johngaglione2236 how about when out in the field and side stepping down the table. Once you get to the end your food goes in the trash weather you’re finished or not! 😂 I always put the apple or orange in my pocket to eat afterwards.
@bonsaibaby8257 That only happened to me 1 time in basic training. I had to eat as much as I could from the end of the table to the garbage can....good times good times.....lol
@@bonsaibaby8257 When people ask me how I eat so fast, I just say, "Military training."
Rice pudding with cinnamon and raisins is a staple food i ate every day after school. I live in mn and my family is native American and European decent. It cool to see other places that make the foods i love. Idk where it was first originated but happy America is a mixing pot of culture and cuisine so i can taste it all.
Have not eaten a bagel in years they tend irritate my stomach yet the Bagel guy is so sincere and such a purist that I found myself longing for the locks bagel. The community kitchen in India is admirable, inspirational, creative, immaculate and apparently well run, yet, I take issue with food & feet. Perhaps, or rather certainly it’s a cultural matter however it seems dangerous with boiling hot food and steel machinery. Comparatively the Japanese kitchen was well, Japanese, with amazing operation & execution. Watching the various food preparation is a lesson in human endeavour, diversity & cultural immersion. The fast food and military component was altogether different and again displayed other ideas of food consumption in modern society. It’s curious to see how certain cultures work with fresh vegetables and ingredients whereas other opt for pre-made food products & gigantic quantities of meat. Although I am not a vegetarian I find watching the preparation of tons of flesh a bit off putting. Maybe watched too many horror films. Tabasco is worthy of it own video. HUGE fan! Great video! Thank you.
I like your commentary
THIS is what a commentary in youtube should be
Q: How do you protect a bagel?
A: Put lox on it.
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So it's dangerous to have feet around, but not to have your hands around?
Maybe they meant cleanliness? Or perhaps stepping on things? Dunno
Utopia bagels sounds like a nice place
As I was a student in Japan and also in the USA, food at school in Japan was the best. USA was so oily and nutrition was not managed at school. It is like you eat McDonald from morning to dinner...
That temple was so clean and big I've never seen mixers. And cooking pots that clean and the Japanese are so efficient and clean as well the food for both looked so good
Everytime i see how hygienic any food makers i become more good at cooking in my home thank you.
Bagel guy is great. The respect for his employees is heart warming. Hope he pays them well.
beautiful how the temple feeds the hungry for no price
24:30 love how he’s reassuring the customers that the shovels don’t do double duty 😂😂
Claudia's voice? It adds flavor to this video. 👍
The Japanese school lunch segment was a nice watch. American schools could learn a thing or two
Republicans always fight any nutritional changes to the school lunches. They want it to be as junk food as possible.
I am so impressed by the temple. Nobody has to go without a meal a day there. And it is so hygienic compared to what you usually see from India.
hygienic compared to the rest of india.... absolutely illegal in europe.
i would eat it.. looks really good
@@priestofemroy1748 i have seen plenty worse places here trading happily.
Having worked at food places as a kid... even if illegal some of those places are still disgusting. @@priestofemroy1748
India is a massive country of over 1.4 billion people, with so many different regions, cultures, and languages. You guys see a few TikTok videos of some unhygienic food preparation and think all of India is like that. Yes of course there is some of that, as there is certainly a lot of poverty there and issues with hygiene, but that does not represent the entire country. Educate yourself before making such ignorant statements about a huge percentage of the world's population.
you don't wanna mess with Daniel, as a baker i can tell you this man has arms strong as steel. lifting that much dough and for 18 years,,, man is prob a terminator from the inside
Passion is contagious now I want to eat bagels 🥯 😋 😫
Thank you Insider! Big batches is very cool :D
Foods from around the World never fails to amaze me. Love it!
The community kitchen ❤❤❤How great is our God we have everything we need and each each other .
the mood change from the heartfelt tamales section to "attention all cadets, for lunch we are having... CHICKEN" was shocking
when he said those meals are "earned, not given" like...its food omg, And also its literally just spaghetti
1:39:00prepared meaning pulled out of the freezer/packages
I use to make doughnuts for a small shop the water temp is everything in proofing I use to step out the back door and take in the temp and humidity and then run water over my fingers until I felt it was the right temp after awhile I could get the temp of the water about spot on every time.
Amazing all the craft involved in the beagles
I didn't see any dogs.
All of the people who make this happen are legends
I never thought I'd see a pot big enough that it needs a ladder! 🤣🤣🤣
Great video I’d like to try all these places. I love how Claudia pronounces onions ‘òñions’.
For me the key word for the religious aspect is “Volunteer”, love for one another, make sure your fed as we celebrate, not letting money getting in the way of preparation the take hours & days in some instances.
The crab meat egg soup sound fantastic. It is amazing that they can serve as many as they do. There are many countries that could use this type of meals to be served. I feel that the US children could use a much more nutritional Organic meals such as those shown in the video. So many US children go hungry.
Yum! Wish I could shrink myself into a Japanese school kid, just so I could eat that delicious food they get. For sure something else then the junk food eaten in so many western countries.
I hope the bakers are suitably rewarded
I absolutely loved this whole documentary especially the temple and The school lunches are incredible I wish Canada would incorporate school lunches like that! You don't even buy lunch you have to pack your own meals and hope that your school has a little snack shop or foods program that cooks meals to sell
I had to add to my comment that the people eating together equally in the temple is amazing and having people cook the flatbreads is so beautiful and humble what a lovely idea! ❤
Would really love to try out that haleem and the turkish donnas looked absolutely scrumptious!!
Do you mean döner?
✨Bagels are a treat so nice
What a lot of precise effort goes into making those bagels! My daughter made bagels like this once. They were extraordinary. I understand why she only did it once!
This was awesome and very educational. ❤
me: i don't have time to watch a whole movie let's find something quick on youtube
me: *five seconds later* ah, this 2.6 hr youtube video is perfect!
great video! it's fascinating
The bagel guy was so cool and passionate about his shop, classic New York DUDE. Would love to have a beer or a joint or a bagel with him hehehehe
Hope he's paying Daniel well since Daniel was doing all the work.
This was fascinating more like this please.
Wow so much free healthy food
40:00 so hygienic and focused on nutrition using organic foods. The level of care is outstanding.
A very interesting part of the Tobasco industry. I enjoyed watching this. Thank you!!
Gurudwara Bangla Sahib temple is something unique. I'm quite fascinated. Already seen that with mister Ramsay still that's a wholesome custom.
Comparing the asian school kitchens to US kitchens is a world of difference. Everything made in the video is fresh and made with love. Everything in US is frozen or canned.
It wasn't always that way. Republicans fight against fresh vegetables and all fresh food cooked in the kitchen of schools because of lobbyists. Big corporations lobby republicans and get contracts to supply the public schools with junk food. When democrats tried to change it, the gop goes nuts and says they are trying to "starve" the kids by giving them fresh healthy food because "they won't eat it." The last time Democrats tried was under Obama. You can still find videos on youtube of Republicans fighting against healthy school lunches on here. Shame on them. They are 100% to blame for what our school lunches have become. Americans need to stand against these criminals.
I was amazed by the nyc bagel oven , like how cool
Im impressed by Japan and the food looked the best thus far, IMO. Mostly organic overall a 9½in my book
😂26:23 "40 kilograms of coo-coombers are slice before being pickled" her accent is adorable😂
Kudos to all that bring delicious food to the masses each day.
The Bagels looked very very tempting and delicious 😋
I would not easely admit this but i would actually eat the indian food. Looks legit.
Feeding bodies and souls, something we all take for granted, bless all the people that work in these fields. It is a thankless job but one of the most important ones. Great presentation.
0:56 "Once you try my bagel you will not eat another bagel."
Is he suggesting they're poisoned?
I was wondering if that was a promise or a threat.....
51:53 damn, what got me was that huge pot full of donations like dirty bills and random items, that is then used for cooking. Wish they had shown the cleaning process..
whhat cleaning processs? lol