Mexican Moms try Egyptian food for the first time!
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- Опубликовано: 19 фев 2024
- We asked Mexican moms to try Egyptian food for the first time! 🇪🇬
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In this video, the mamahs tried traditional Egyptian dishes like bamya, koshary and macarona bechamel! This was the first time that any of these moms tried food from Egypt!
What should they try next? 😋
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Produced by Brenda Cabral
Edited by Bernz Rodriguez 
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What country’s cuisine should the moms try next? 🌎🌍🌏
Austria! Sacher torte is amazing! 🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🇵🇱🍫🍫🍫🍫🍫
East African cuisine most definitely
Although it's still US, maybe Hawaiian food/snacks!!
Nepal
Russian.
As an Egyptian, the food looks so cold and really bad cooked, they need to try it from Egyptian chef
Bad but not thaaaatt bad
Absolutely agree! Especially the hawawshi, they did that hawawshi so bad, it doesnt have the crunchy charred texture of the local bread and its crunchiness. :(
Agreeed
As an Egyptian, I totally agree with you, we need a rematch and an Egyptian chef to cook the food!
Ikrrr
If the falafel is so dry, something has gone wrong.
haha I wanted to write the same.
The food looks cold. Especially the pasta
I was gonna say, it looked quite dry! :O I mean, I would have still eaten it, cause it looked good, but yeah, it did look dry and maybe a bit cold? They need a new chef.
I think it was probably waiting in the studio a bit, maybe even reheated.
Dry falafel means you f*ed up
I’m Egyptian !! They needs to try my home made food , done right
They should hire you as their chef! You'd do a lot better than the one they have now.
I was thinking the same, I'm not Egyptian but had some good Egyptian food and it's really good.
انا عيزا اجرب الاك بتاعك
"Lacks garlic or salt" or "It's dry" are NEVER words I would ever hear being used to describe Egyptian food! :D I feel like the food wasn't made by the best chefs. Egyptian food is rich with flavours so I am surprised to hear some of these comments tbh.
Exactly I’ve tried all these and they are really good
Falafel actually is originally from Egypt and it spread to the rest of the Middle East. In Egypt we make it with fava beans, in the levant region it’s usually made with Hummus ( chickpeas). 😊🇪🇬
Still, hummus with ful is by far better than falafel. Egypt Falafels are king.
I agree, I’ve had the other type of falafel but I prefer the Egyptian one more.
@@bar4804 Wait, we don't put any hummus in falafel in Egypt.🤨
@@yousam3821 no I'm just saying I like ful and hummus or ful madammas more than falafel lol
Also it’s not called Falafel in Egypt it’s Ta’meyyah (6a3meyyah) lol
As an Egyptian, all the food is seriously poorly made. I'd love for them to try the same food again but fresh and made by actual Egyptian hands. I love that they liked most of the food and I seriously love and admire how much Lulu loved the food. I've always liked Mexico and it's culture and Mexican food is just amazing to me. Mexican and Egyptian languages even have similar words for example we call olives "Zatoon" for plural and "zatoona" for singular. All the love from Egypt and I wish you all the best! We love you!! ❤️❤️❤️
Lulu saying “I should have been born Egyptian” is how I feel about the Mexican culture! I love everything about Mexican food! I’m Central American so I guess we’re cousins yall 😂🙏🏼❤️
This is a cute comment lol 🫶🏼
"Los mexicanos nacemos en donde se nos pega la gana" Se mexicano!!
I'm as white as mayonnaise, and I love everything about Mexico. I love the food, music and I celebrate Dia de los Muertos. Mexico is like my second home
Lulu is my spirit animal I watch these hoping she'll be in it every time
No we're not cousins. Central Americans have nothing to do with Mexicans.
As an Egyptian man, I am so glad to see this episode
I think the food could be better tho and the seasoning as well, maybe because it wasn't too fresh or maybe a different cook might be better for this episode
But generally, very great episode :D
The fact that they thought KOSHARY has no taste… whoever cooked definitely didn’t do the best job because how…
Commenting on my own comment to say I’m actually making Koshary today at home and to the moms y’all are invited!
Egyptian falafel should be crispy on the outside and fluffy in the middle, if its dry, then you made it wrong. Macarona bashamel should be more creamy. The casing for mumbar needs to be crispy, you should hear the crisp when you bite into it, not leathery. If your koshari is unseasoned then its your fault, The garlic and tomato sauces need to be seasoned well and full of flavor. Cook the food right. Wrong bread for the Hawawshi. And finally, camel? Really ladies? lol
OMMMMGGGGG FINALMENTE
I'M EGYPTIAN AND I'M SO HAPY ABOUT THISSS
Egyptian food is amazing❤ i will always defend kosari😂❤
Me too I am happy I am from Egypt
Mexicans are just the western version of Egyptians :)
Love from Egypt 🇪🇬🇲🇽💙
they are not western more hispanic , western culture is in Europe and US , canada , Australia etc ..... mexico have very different culture and unique , i can say mexico is on top of all hispanic countries in everything !
Mexicans are the only culture that is still native American
Egyptian accent is the Mexican accent of the Arab World for sure
@@ramifridhi4038how are you gonna say Mexican is on top of all hispanic countries in everything? That is disrespectful and not true
❤
As an Arab American who grew around a lot of Mexicans it makes me happy whenever they try our food!
are you catholic or orthodox?
born again but from an orthodox background@@rabikhan589
U from Socal? 🌴 Haha
no norcal bay area@@Largepro21
As a Mexican I like Arab girls
I'm Egyptian and I loved this! I always thought Mexican culture resembled our culture, so it's no surprise the food also bridges that huge geographic gap. The mamas are super sweet and remind me a lot of my own Mama!
You should hire a better cook, though. Seems like almost all the food was undersalted😢
Lol how are Mexican and Egyptian culture similar?
They definitely need a new chef. lol
@@lshani. Go read a history book.
@@Amghannam such an intelligent response.
@@lshani.not similar more like parallels. The most populated Arab speaking country vs. the most populated Spanish speakinf country.
IM SO EXCITED TO WATCH!! I’ve been requesting this forever😂 i’m Mexican married with an Egyptian and we live in Egypt and I can’t wait to see their reactions😝Yalla beena! 🇪🇬
That's amazing! What a mix of strong flavorful foods both your cuisines have, you might blend each other's traditional food with ingredients from the other culture. That's awesome! My uncle is Peruvian and my aunt is Venezuelan and they used to make good food, lots of potatoes ❤😊
Yes! We always mix and match our food🇪🇬🇲🇽 it is difficult to find Mexican products here in Egypt but when I find tortillas we are eating tacos non stop 😂🌮 I feel really blessed to have these two amazing cultures as part of my and my children’s lives☺️ something I noticed is we eat many foods in the same ways, the dish will just have another name. For example we Mexicans eat huevo a la Mexicana which is just eggs with tomato, onion and jalapeño here in Egypt they eat shakshooka which is essentially the same thing. They also eat beans with eggs like us haha and we both eat A LOT of rice 😅
No eres mexicana
Thats amazing!! I’m Mexican and my boyfriend is Egyptian (: I can’t wait to visit his hometown in Cairo someday!!
I am half Egyptian and half Cuban. This video was very well done.
You are an Unicorn 🦄☺️
Do Palestinian food next!!
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Since they did Knafa they might as well!!
They gon have to sleep for days after the msakhan😭😭😭😂😂
Most are taken from Egyptian cuisine
hahahaha @@Rania-vh7wg
As a middle eastern that was the saddest looking Chicken Shawarma Ive ever seen, but Im glad you liked it!!!
If Lulu likes Egyptian food, I know I gotta go get some!!
As an Egyptian i know the food is good i think it wasn't prepared well so they didn't like much but if they went to Egypt and tryed it they would love it
What bothers me with these kind of video concepts of trying other cultures food, is that the food always seems to be below the average quality of execution so they aren't getting the full experience
The lady with the Tatts is very knowledgeable about Egypt so far, I love that 🇲🇽 ❤️🔥
I am Egyptian and i grew up with Mexicans and I'm so happy this video came out, although I am a bit disappointed since some of the foods here I can tell were not made in the traditional way
Lulu really appreciates the food and knows the majority of the answers.
I'm 100% sure they'll like the dishes more if they were authentic and eaten inside egypt.
I love this channel so much. It’s what makes RUclips an amazing place
Thank you! 🥲❤️
Now I need to see where there's an Egyptian restaurant near me!! Great vid!!!
Respectfully, the cook didn't do a good job. At all. I'm not Egyptian but I'm very familiar with it, and it should be much better than what they tried.
I was just gonna say that i'm Egyptian and I can tell just by the look that they didn't follow the receipe well 😂
I’m Egyptian and your so right omg
I had no idea Egyptians loved pasta so much. That one dish that just looked like a bunch of different noodles looked pretty good.
They like pasta, but honestly, dishes with pasta are not their best dishes. Rather bland. Foreign influences. Like macarona bechamel is basically Greek pastitsio.
@chrisel4349 that was my first thought--"pastitsio!"
However, I had something from Saudi Arabia called "kabseh"(sp?) That I think is all over the middle east, and loved it! Had pasta that looked like vermicelli
It's not really a common Egyptian Cuisine ingredient, no. Especially not Penne or Linguine 😂
as an Italian seeing the pasta made me happy lol
@@chrisel4349Egyptian pasta is not bland , these chefs didn’t make it good lol
Lulu is just like us!! Watching Unexplained Mysteries 😅😂
As a egyptian food looks really cold and weird looking but i am happy that u guys do an video about egypts food! ( i am really proud u did a video about our food also!)
As Egyptian who ever made their research did a really good job 👏 and the ladies are so nice glad they liked the food
LOVE seeing mamahs try new foods! 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤❤
Palestine! They have a slightly different style of knaffa I would love to see las mamas probando, considering they liked the Egyptian style so much!
Palestinian kunafa is so good! 😋
Yesss!! Kunafa nablusi is the best type of kunafa 😝🇵🇸
My favourite 😋🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸
the younger lady was my favorite. she was funny
First time seeing mexicans review of Egyptian food they need to come to Egypt and have the full experience they will love it 💕💕💕
I agree with Lulu!! I call hawashi Egyptian burgers 🤣
Ful medames is AMAZING! 🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🤤🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬
This one was so good! Great content 👍
They should have been offered the Sharama on pita bread.😋😋
Lulu: the Sahara desert cuz I saw that on The Mummy😂
THIS IS AMAZING!!!!!❤❤❤❤❤ LOVE FROM EGYPT
Lucy's hair this episode 😍🔥🔥
Why does some of the food look dry or like it was left out in the cold for too long? :( Egyptian food looks delicious normally, but I feel like the chef messed it up. Falafel's shouldn't look as dry as that, right?
I love how we always want to add chili to everything!
They should have made them try ful! That’s my favourite dish from Egypt
Mo Salah! Mo Salah! Mo Salah! Running down the wing.
“Mo Salah la-la-la la-ahh, The Egyptian King!”
It's good to see Marta again!
this one is super good because its so foriegn1 love it
Food brings us all together
This was a great one! I think not a lot of people know Egyptian food
Love the mom with the glasses!!! I'd follow her anywhere!
as a Egyptian i loved the video so much ❤🇪🇬🇪🇬
Man i love lulu and her attitude
"Being a Mom is a loving person" - mamah!
As an Egyptian I'm excited for this video
ALL LOVE FROM EGYPT ❤
Proud Egyptian here! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
That one mama loves her chilli, pepper makes everything better 😅
I would loooove to see what these moms have to say about tunisian food.. I love how honest they are lol
MashaAllah the way she said molokhiya hahaha sooo sweet
That was fun.
@6:45 lmaooo her faceeee
Why you guys don't do Salvadoran food 🇸🇻🇸🇻 Los Angeles is home to the most largest Salvadoran community in the U.S.
Coming from someone who's Cuban 🇨🇺 like Salvadoreños are the largest central americans in the country
Bamya tastes bomb with the rice in the dish before and lemons
The ladies complaints are valid, whoever made them the food must’ve not done a good job
You guys should show informative little short vids for every food their eating. With the headphones in like a half and half shot so we can see their reaction before they eat the food. Maybe if they have that info they will be more open minded when trying the different foods!
And in 8:58 i also thought that it is a camel but when the said it is and eagle i was like WHAT then I remembered the flag and btw i am egyptian
Yesss
I love that the losing mama has to get a food/drink of punishment. Keep it up.
As soon as i heard they called it falafel i knew it was going to be a flop 🤣
right we say tameya
This is the first times I've seen a video introducing Egyptian foods with such variety in choices! Its usually just koshary or molokhia so that made me excited!❤
However it is a bit disappointing to see that some of the dishes seemed cold/dry like the falafel, hawawshi and macarona bechamel, they're not supposed to be like that but i do understand that filming takes time and that's maybe why....
Also that one lady saying she'd love the bamya with some chopped onions was actually onto something, thats how my mom makes bamya/okra! With some garlic as well! that's the beauty of our cuisine it's not a fixed recipe each person makes their own food a little different!
So cool
I saw it in unexplained mysterys. 😂
Por fin llegué temprano. 😊
That mommy make complaint of everything!
Gotta try it from an Arabic chief, and fresh. Oh and falafel in a sandwich, with tahini all around it is so dang good
The Chile jalapeño soda lady 😂😂
as an Egyptian i wanted them to eat Toast bread with koshary its the best I'm sure they would have loved it
Im Egyptian!! Love to Mexico❤
You got all the right dishes as for popularity
hummus?hummus?humerus? wheeew i can relate🤣🤣🤣
most of the food isn't done in a perfect way ngl so i get if they didn't like it 😭
Do Lebanon next!
Thanks for trying Egyptian food! ❤️ in Egypt we don’t call it Falafel, we call it Taameyya :)
Also, you need to try Egyptian food from a mama 🤣 we don’t do bland food so I’m surprised at the “no taste” comments
FINNALLY SOMEONE TRYING EGYPTAIN FOOD
Glad to see this episode but for Egyptians, we actually call it ta’miya and not falafel. Ta’miya is usually thinner than falafel and made with fava beans, not chickpeas. And for the koshary, there should be way more salsa (tomato sauce), we don’t eat the way it was presented. We also put da’a on it (vinegar sauce with garlic and seasoning cooked on the stove then cooled). Lastly, I would’ve liked if they had basboosa. Kunafa is still eaten but basboosa I would say is eaten more in Egypt.
Overall, I think you guys had a lot of dishes so props to you!
Been waiting for this episode for a while and glad to see it😁
as the wife of an egyptian//kunafa is my favorite//also bamya
Lulu is such a firecracker, I would watch a biopic about her.
And sometimes they even add vinegar with onion in it, and a little bit of pita bread
The chicken shawarma is more of a Syrian/Lebanese dish that only got popularized in Egypt because many Syrians migrated to Egypt after the Syrian civil war
shawarma has been popular in egypt since before then, syrian immigrants did bring their shawarma and make it more common in egypt but there's a local type of shawarma which is different and older
This isn’t Egyptian falafel it is Arabic falafel which made from hummus but Egyptian falafel from beans and a lot of green vegetables with garlic and onions
I saw the falafel and hawawshi nd just KNEW something wasn't right!! Falafel should be very moist, and often times it's way tastier when it's oily. As for the hawawshi, nothing beats aish balady! Homemade dough is nice, but when the thin bread sticks to the meat, that's when you know you're up for a lot of flavor ^^
LuLu Rules! ❤️ I wish she was my friend.
no, because im arab, not egyptian but i have tried all these foods, and i assure you, the falafel is NOT dry! if it is dry then its not cooked right, and the bechamel didnt have enough of the white sauce, idk what they call it but my mom when she cooks it, it is a LOT more saucier. and the mulukhiya is not pronounced as “mulu kiya” its mulu - khi - yaah. And you cant NOT eat it alone! you are crazy if u do, probably with rice it would taste better, and i know you guys dont really know the pronunciations but koshary is not pronounced as ko cha ry, its kuu shaa ry. And it looked so dry.. my mom’s koshary is mostly paired with rice, not the spaghetti only, chicken shawarma that I know is put in like a wrap, not ingredients one by one!.. this is NOT shawarma, more like a shawarma BOWL which i dont think exists, or its just because i never tried it. and the shawarma I know doesnt has rice in it?! more like shawarma chicken, some sauces, vegetables, and i dont know.. pickles? not that. and the kunafa was actually pronounced right, but a long a would make it sound more right, more like kunaa - fah. i only excluded the foods that i do NOT know, and im to lazy to do a whole research, im arab so egyptians might correct me in the replies lol, but these foods are popular in saudi soo.. yeah.
Egyptian food on top tbh❤❤❤
The falafel should not be dry (it should be crispy on the outside and fluffy on the inside), and the macarona bechamel should be saucy and creamy and delicious. The shawarma should have been served as a wrap, that's how everyone eats it. I hope the food was served piping hot.
Loved the video and I’m so delighted seeing my culture being represented. However some of these dishes look very off from how we make them, I’d just seeing local Egyptian recipes and how we actually make them. For example the koshary is served with tomato sauce, vinegar sauce and chili sauce. Etc
They need to taste my mom's home made food