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I remember I asked u in a comment to go in Haiti (it was good at this time). Glad u show some of our beautiful food but it would be best if u could go in Haiti,not only to try food but also our beautiful places too. But my thing is, why u all when we made a video of Haiti is only bad thing saying like the country is the baddest in the world? Like the country is like a shit hole there’s nothing good bout it etc… when the country is good I would love u to visit it and see for ur self.(bcus media here telling lies and bad things only . However, is the most visited in the Caribbean.) “Shanty town is better than being in Haiti “? Please stop this that’s a lie. It’s like they took the whole country and put in a trash can like (every place is dirty, is like they show in the video). That’s a big lie. Those Haitian people don’t even know what they talking bout.they probably from in the mountains side
@@slaitracy7 Sonny never said Haiti was a shit hole, he actually said he has interest in going. He showed and told us what was happening, especially to those that left, and instead of treating your fellow Haitian's opinions with respect, you call them liars that don't know about their own birthplace, while saying they came from the mountains as an insult. Haiti is beautiful but everywhere has its ups and downs and to deny that, and worse, what you say to your own people only shows that you're a bigot of a human that is out of touch. I'm glad your opinion shows more about how you are then it does about Haiti or other Haitians, because, you're right, Haiti is beautiful, even if you and your opinions aren't.
@@DexyD20 if u read my text well, u will see I never said Sonny said Haiti is a shit hole(everybody know that Trump said suck a things). I’m not talking specifically with sonny love. Like I said as speaking in general,bout other media too. Maybe I wrote it wrong. And no I can’t support about what they said because it’s not true. Not bcuz they from Haiti and to think they know their whole country ok. U took “they came from mountain “ for an insult because I didn’t mean it like that. What I mean by that is( what they talking about it’s usually in the mountains areas and there’s less beautiful place there than other places in Haiti) u can’t understand. U can’t talk to me bout my pple if u don’t from there okay , u don’t understand what I’m talking about . And u find it as an insult however they won’t . What did I said to them? What are u talking bout? Man/woman whoever u are , all my due respect: u writing all this for nothing Bcus u can’t understand and u took it wrong while my pple will understand because they will know how we are and talk . What can be insult for u isn’t for us. So, my pple my blood okay so CAUTIOUS ok.
@@slaitracy7 I did read your wall of text and because you don't specify anything until I replied to you, it comes off as you either not knowing what you are talking about or that you don't care about what you are talking about. Your words reach farther then Haiti so you should do your do diligence and make a statement that everyone can understand and/or sympathize with especially when you are trying to change the minds of those that aren't Haitian. By not making your opinions clear, you do you and your people a disservice. To change the minds of others you need to make it easy to understand for all. By not giving proper context to you statements you make it hard to impossible for anyone besides those that already have you same opinions as you too understand. So I'll say in sorry for assuming so much and even thank you for making your point of view more clear, but if you want to change minds or even have the people that you yourself are making assumptions about, to understand you, then you should try too make it easy to understand for those that are "not" your people. And even in your second statement you try to belittle my opinions by saying I don't know what I'm talking about, but I wonder why I don't know what I'm talking about if you never made yourself clear in the first place. So let's just agree that we are both assholes that need more information. Also I could care less about what you call me. Me being a he or she doesn't matter in any context here.
This chanel not only entertains but more importantly it educates about other cultures..their strengths.. struggles and hopes.. through Sonny i feel like we get to share meals with all these beautiful people
@@dimaur3697 yeah I hope you weren’t saying I was a snowflake liberal. Far from it. I was just saying how they are victims and have the hate running thru their veins
As a Haitian I have been waiting yeeeearrs for this channel to do an episode on my culture. Unfortunately this is one of the worst times for anyone to attempt to visit the island but I’m very glad they took the extra step to do this video and still capture the full coverage of Haiti’s cuisine and history and their people. I even learned some things about Nassau that I didn’t know about in regards to the Haitian culture! I love it!!!
Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️ *What is the Gospel?* The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ. Ephesians 2:8-9 For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast. Romans 10:9 9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. JESUS CHRIST can come anytime! Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
@@matthewstephens6502 It's just food that is borne of desperation which is the cheapest to alleviate the hunger for those poor souls who have no food they can afford anymore. Nobody in Haiti eats it when they can get something else. I think Haitian food is the best in the whole Caribbean.
“ What does this plate tell you about Haitian people?” This question is why I really love this show. The respect and genuine curiosity is simply beautiful.
Clacci38- Don' t let the Native Bahamians hear you say that, they still Salty Haiti was the First Black Country that gain Independence, and Happy they remain under Debt
I can only agree. I used to live in Haiti and had a restaurant in Port au Prince in about 1981. Was married to a Haitian lady for almost 25 years.(I am Austrian)
As a wife to a haitian man, and being brought into his family. I prefer Haitian food over my native Caribbean/Guyanese food, its amazing and delicious, and the culture is so beautiful, I wish there were more places in my state to try and share this food, most of the time you have to know someone who can cook.
a family from Haiti moved down my street last year and the mom gave out take-away containers to all the neighbors during covid, omg it was sooooo good and they are the nicest ppl ever
I am Haitian, and I ve been watching your show so for long that I can't remember. Thank you for showcasing my people and putting the lights on what we are going through. On the food perspective, we have so many traditional dishes that you could also appreciate. Thanks for the shout out.
@@benjaminbjork6769 So ignorant. I spent 16 years of my life in Haiti I’ve never heard of such thing. A lot of Haitians in Haiti don’t even know mud cookies is a thing
Omg Sherlanda is my schoolmate from high school she still has an awesome soft spoken personality.Glad she could give Sonny a experience of Haiti from The Bahamas 🇧🇸
I'm a proud Haitian, and I loved seeing the dishes my mother cooked for me and my sisters growing up, in this video. I can't wait to introduce this food and culture to my future husband!
Take care of your mental health guys. Am here watching this because it puts me at ease. Watching all this good food and cultures even though am really broke. It makes me smile.
I used to have a Haitian roomy that could throw down in the kitchen and this video is flooding back memories. Pikliz is fairly easy to make and adds so much flavor to any dish. Haitians also use black mushrooms bullions called Djon Djon that adds flavor to rice and also makes it black. I highly recommend. If a Haitian person invites you to a cookout, don’t hesitate to go lol
oh sonny..this touched my belly, and my heart. as a jamaican who honour and have a special place in my heart for haiti, it is always good to see platforms like yours spread truth to word about cultures (non white ones especially) that will hopefully diminish many myths and false narratives about black cultures that have been subject to centuries of oppression and hardships... and no better way to do it than through delicious food😊
It feel very familiar...very similar to some of the foods we love of course I think they do it differently....Love that we are different and the same at the same time (Caribbean ppl that is ) I love us ❤❤❤
I did medical relief work in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake. We were told not to eat any fresh food because of bacteria that would make us sick. Every day this young man would bring me fruits that you could peel and boiled eggs. One time I was given the slaw. It looked so yummy and I had to try it. Delicious and spicy! Luckily I didn't get sick. The people of Haiti are the most amazingly beautiful in heart and spirit that I have ever met. Resilience is the core of a Haitian. I left a piece of my heart there.
This is why they mess it up just to show the world that the country is bad dangerous and poor but Haiti is not poor they make it look poor think about that I'm telling you bro
Thank you for saying that ! You are telling the💯 truth! We get a bad rep for the few that are up to no good, and from those who would like to see is stay under their thumbs! It is beyond frustrating that people just keep repeating what they hear, without ever experiencing our people and culture!... and fir heavens sake there are good and bad people EVERYWHERE! !
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Haitian food is excellent. But why thank him for this video? Meanwhile he featured the country as a giant slum with no redeeming qualities and you're thankful. I wish the ladies fed him trash. Some Haitians today have gotten so used to their bullshit that they are now content with the crumbs of a bone that these paternalistic white ''liberals'' are willing to throw their way every now and that. The ancestors would NOT approve. They were proud men and women and they fought too hard and too long and would never accept or thank this bullshit
@@BlackMoonstone531 is what it is. People will have to find the reason on their own. One fight at a time. Folks were educated on what the mud cake is for, and that Haitian cuisine is the bomb.
Love this show, it's about more than just-food. Am Haitian 🇭🇹 born in the Bahamas 🇧🇸 I love both cultures. Thanks, Sunny my boyfriend and I are big, big fans. We follow you around the world eating and laughing. Wish we had run into you while you were here in the Bahamas.
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I rented a room in an apartment building from a Haitian family once, and the mother would bring me a heaping tray of food to my room every night after I came home from work until one night I decided to eat with them in the dining room...they had given me about 1/3rd of all their food, even though there was family of 5 eating together. That was the most delicious, healthy and blessed food I've ever eaten in my entire life.
I’m Haitian, born in America. I am aware of the background and history of Haiti. I take so much pride in being the race I am. My parents used to tell me all sorts of things about growing up in Haiti. It really makes me feel grateful for all of the opportunities I’ve been granted here in America. I think I can speak for all of us when I say thank you for reviewing our culture.
As a haitian Dominican this warms my heart even though Ik you can’t go to Haiti right now you found an alternative there’s so much more to taste trust and thank you for shedding the light on my country and why we are in the state we are people call it a shithole country but they took everything from us and left us to fend for ourselves I believe one day we’ll get ours back TRUST🇭🇹🇩🇴
Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️ *What is the Gospel?* The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ. Ephesians 2:8-9 For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast. Romans 10:9 9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. JESUS CHRIST can come anytime! Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
I know I’m biased as a Haïtian but Haïtian food is some of the best food in the world. And my father is in the military, so I’ve been blessed to try foods from all over the world and Haïtian food is still number one in my opinion
I'm haitian descent too...best food of the Caribbean. I've tried it all .Jamaican trini Puerto rican...haitian food is the absolute best seasoned food of the caribbean period.
@Flower7 I tried roti when I was living in Brooklyn from different restaurants it’s good but I will say no, no roti can compare to my cooking specially where my grandma comes from Jacmel😍🇭🇹
As a Bahamian born Haitian Bahamian, I enjoyed and appreciated this video so much. I love my Haitian culture and have had a hard time with the fact that Bahamians sometimes don’t like Haitians. This video was needed. Thank you 💙🇭🇹🇧🇸
And it is!! My BF cooks griot is for me. The flavors do a slow release in your mouth. Very unique!! Like the Charlie chocolate gobstoppers... the flavors just keep coming as you savor it
Thank you so much for finally shedding light on my culture. As a Haitian American it is always difficult to watch the world view all the difficult issues of our country. Haitian people are beautiful and resilient. I’ve been your fan for years. Thank you for showing the world my people. I couldn’t wait for this moment. Our food is delicious. Thank you 💕💕
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Aside from the food, what world view of Haiti do you think he portrayed here? I'm gonna need my Haitian people to stop being satisfied with the crumbs they send our way and see the forest for the trees.
This is the reason why this channel is my favorite channel on RUclips, it ain't JUST about the food. It about people and their stories and how the food is integral to their story. The only person who did this better was Anthony Bourdain.
Sir, your video almost brought tears to my eyes as I remember my mom cooking for us as children. She had to leave Haiti due to the poor living conditions, but she always made her best to ensure that we stayed in touch with our culture. Legume is my favorite Haitian food. ❤
Sonny (and crew) thank you so much for this episode. It really does humanize the Haitian people to me. The news stories about this divided, island nation only makes me think about chaos, and misery. So what you and guest Chef Simeon talk about really does help with the perception of the Haitian people.
I love how you incorporate the history, culture, and story of the people in relation to the foods that you try and places that you visit. It's like an entertaining mini documentary that's educational at the same time. I'm getting the Anthony Bourdain-style vibes - keep it up!!
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I love it when I see similarities between mine and other country's food! Over here in Brazil we also eat those peanut-caramel brittles, as well as pour black beans over the rice!
What an amazing episode Sonny, as a Canadian, I have had and tried different Caribbean island cuisine here and in the Caribbean and Haitian cuisine is really and truly some of the best, flavorful, well seasoned, well balanced and incredible depthness .
Man, This Channel does such a great job telling stories of cultures through food. It’s beautiful and It’s just an eye opener. You can feel how much they care within the production of these videos an i bet they make a difference in each place they visit.
Bianca Polo, All of the Caribbean islands have delicious food, yes Haiti has some great dishes, but definitely the other islands also have phenomenal food too.
@@MP-ng1sc Haitian food has many influences I have been to pretty much 75 percent of the Caribbean and Haitian food is definitely one of the best if not thee best.
Thank you for sharing some of the truth about why Haiti is how it is now. As a Haitian, it means a lot. Haitian food is literally top tier and I hope more people get a chance to taste how good it is! 🥰
@@quelquun2018 Don't bother coming to the Orlando area for good Haitian food! Can't find any decent patties or djon djon rice because they use Magi instead of the mushroom. Luckily, I am going to NY soon!
Sonny!!!! My man, thank you for taking the time to enjoy my culture. I’m a long time fan and I can’t be any prouder of the level of care and professionalism you put into shooting this video. God bless you.
My husband send me this video yesterday. ❤️❤️❤️ We live in the USA and we cook diferent nationality food. But when we making Haitian food. We always share with everyone , like the chef said it’s good to have diversity in food so you can enjoy each people food.
I love this episode. Ever since I started watching BEFRS, I’ve always wished that they can highlight the food in Haiti. I’m so happy Sunny got a little taste of it but please go to Haiti when the current chaos dies down to get a real experience of the culture and the food. It’s worth it
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A round of applause goes to Chef Simeon for his words of kindness that elevate people knowing that we as people regardless of where we come from are connected with each other, somehow in some way. God bless you all!
As a Haitian-American whose grandfather migrated to Nassau years ago, I love to see this! You missed out on some staple foods though, you should do a part two trying diri Jon Jon, diri kole, Tasso, poisson, macaroni au gratin, and ESPECIALLY soup joumou. You will thank me! ❤️
Love, love, love how much respect is infused in this video that's supposed to be just about food. Taking the time to learn/educate about the Country, culture, ingredients, and dishes is pure perfection.
Wow just wow you don't know how long I've been praying for you to taste Haitian food and I just watched your documentary on Haitian cuisine. Very satisfied thank you for doing this amazingly beautiful work. One day when it's safe to travel to Haiti 🇭🇹 you could go personally to the real taste.
So happy I came across your channel and this episode. I always tell people if you want to know anything about Haitians share a meal with them. Our culture is immersed in our dishes ❤
I’ve been watching this channel for years! Years ago, I would comment on multiple videos that you should film a Haitian video. As a Haitian American, it warms my heart that you finally did it. I love the way you describe cultures and so excited that you get to describe mine. This really is the Best Ever Food Review Show! ❤️
@7:08 this is why I just adore u and this channel so much😭💖 . u never skip over context and providing insight into the history and politics of the places u go to !it’s such a lovely way to educate people when u combine it with the best parts of their country and cultures whilst not ignoring any of the hardships . Thanks for doing what u go guysss sending everyone sm love 💖💖
You can definitely film in Haiti most of the craziness happens in Port-au-prince. There are plenty of other beautiful cities and villages in Haiti to visit. Don’t let the Media fool you 🇭🇹
That is changing. Especially after the hostage mess. No embassy would recommend to go there. That used to be true. Being from Cap Haitian we had option to land straight there. You have no clue how many family members and friends that went and did not come back. The craziness is amplified. This nothing like the previous kidnapping waves of the 2000’s. Nobody is safe. Very few are thriving. That makes you a target. Before y’all argue with me. I am well aware how Haiti is. Live there my whole life, went through the earthquake. Could not attend my grandmother funeral because of the President assassination. They went and shot their guns in the church. We always had to fend for ourselves because police is a running joke. Just owning a gun is not cutting it anymore. You went and came back that’s good for you. For me i will not play Russian roulette with my life. That’s not me bashing or talking bad that what i’ve been through. It is a pain to us young adults especially some of us that had to flee.
Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️ *What is the Gospel?* The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ. Ephesians 2:8-9 For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast. Romans 10:9 9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved. JESUS CHRIST can come anytime! Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
There are parts of Haiti that are safe to travel, contrary to popular belief. Haiti has 10 departments and you don't have to go to Port-au-Prince to visit Haiti. He showed good food, our culture not so m uch.
NO MATTER WHERE BLACK PEOPLE COME FROM OUR FOOD IS ALWAYS GONNA BE BOMB!! Everything is SEASONED AND COOKED TO PERFECTION. I’ve been to the Bahamas Nassau and there I’ve eaten the most delicious fried fish I ever had in my whole life, I literally went to the same restaurant for the whole duration of my vacation just for that delicious fish 😍😍😍🤤🤤🤤
Sonny, you and your team remain the best when getting to know new cultures! With your open mind and your empathetic approach, you allow even the poorest and most marginalized people their dignity and are able to elevate your show from a simple food show to something that just goes way beyond. As you so rightly have made a point of showing, it's not just about the food and the dishes themselves, it's about the peoples and cultures behind the food and providing this context makes all the difference and helps us all to learn and maybe take a step out of our own preconceived notions. You make us all be better people.
Congolese?....if I'm right, your family would have fled Congo, which sometimes or often is under duress??!!. Whatever it is, wherever you guys are from, look where you have reached... People survived and are pushing forward, that's what really matters.
@@iamredknot Some of us have the DNA from slavery. Myself and my mom, our results were very close - we're a Angolan/Congolese/Nigerian mix. There's also some Ghanaian, Senegambian, Liberian, Sans & a smidgen from Europe.
@@mizzpoetrics ALL Black people in the Diaspora have AFRICAN DNA because Africa the ORIGINAL continent of origin of Black people. I am Haitian 🇭🇹 I'm glad you found your ROOTS and are proud of it. Each country you named has people who look just like you. STAY PROUD!
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Almost the main dishes here in the Philippine is the same ...I really love watching For 2days its so entertaining and knowledgeable... Ohhh I really love food😋
Really loved how Sherlanda told you Haiti isnt safe right now, trully shows she cares. Iam haitian and loved this episode, i didnt know there was a community in bahamas. Thanks:)
Ive been a subscriber for a while now. This is one of my favorite RUclips channels. I was born in Haiti, and left haiti for the U.S. at the age of 7. I appreciate you shinning some positive light on my haitian food, culture, and people.
Big up yourself for considering Haiti yo be on your list of traveling to have a taste of the people without having to go. Also Nice to know that Haitians and Bahamians growing in oneness, simultaneously giving opportunity to express their economic prowess in the Bahamas. I’m full 100% yet I love to see my people express an economic advantage and contribution to where ever they are 🇭🇹 🇧🇸
Well you must be one of the few Americans to feel that way because the truth of the matter is that Haiti is under a violent US colonial rule right now. Has been since 2004 . An unofficial colony that is, with all of the inconveniences and humiliations of a colony and none of the official protections. Along with Canada and France, the racist US cancelled Haiti's sovereignty on its 200 anniversary of independence. The truth must be told.
@@BlackMoonstone531 I don't believe in Racism; but more Americans should Accept our Family in Haiti and it'd be beautiful to see Haiti turn into a modern State with full benefits for the people, the American people need to aid and protect each other and help together to make better changes for both lands 💞
Born and raised in Miami,im 65.Started taking surfing trips to the Bahamas when i was 15,Eleuthera.Fell.in love with the place.Then Haitians started coming to Miami.Fell.in love with Haitians and their food.Was married to a Bahamian Hatian woman also.Her Mom was Bahamian but cooked Haitian.I live in Hawaii now which is also very culturally diverse,but i miss Haiatains!
Finally did Haitian as a Haitian I’m a big fan of your channel but the situation in my country made me think you’d never try our food hopefully the great master will soften the heart of my compatriots just enough to give some peace to our motherland then you’ll get to try the food at the source .
Thank you Sonny and your crew for highlighting Haiti and the Haitian people's food. I love how you capture the true essence of the food and share the history of Haiti. I'm hoping and praying that 1 day you will be able to visit the island and share much there much more about this place.
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Haitian food and culture have recently been added to my must know and experience more list. Hopefully I'll be able to actually try the food and see some of the culture firsthand before the year is out.
I loved how you highlighted the Haitian food without even being to Haiti. It would be great if you guys visited Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 we got some wonderful food and beautiful people
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I remember I asked u in a comment to go in Haiti (it was good at this time). Glad u show some of our beautiful food but it would be best if u could go in Haiti,not only to try food but also our beautiful places too. But my thing is, why u all when we made a video of Haiti is only bad thing saying like the country is the baddest in the world? Like the country is like a shit hole there’s nothing good bout it etc… when the country is good I would love u to visit it and see for ur self.(bcus media here telling lies and bad things only . However, is the most visited in the Caribbean.) “Shanty town is better than being in Haiti “? Please stop this that’s a lie. It’s like they took the whole country and put in a trash can like (every place is dirty, is like they show in the video). That’s a big lie. Those Haitian people don’t even know what they talking bout.they probably from in the mountains side
@@slaitracy7 Sonny never said Haiti was a shit hole, he actually said he has interest in going. He showed and told us what was happening, especially to those that left, and instead of treating your fellow Haitian's opinions with respect, you call them liars that don't know about their own birthplace, while saying they came from the mountains as an insult. Haiti is beautiful but everywhere has its ups and downs and to deny that, and worse, what you say to your own people only shows that you're a bigot of a human that is out of touch. I'm glad your opinion shows more about how you are then it does about Haiti or other Haitians, because, you're right, Haiti is beautiful, even if you and your opinions aren't.
@@DexyD20 if u read my text well, u will see I never said Sonny said Haiti is a shit hole(everybody know that Trump said suck a things). I’m not talking specifically with sonny love. Like I said as speaking in general,bout other media too. Maybe I wrote it wrong. And no I can’t support about what they said because it’s not true. Not bcuz they from Haiti and to think they know their whole country ok. U took “they came from mountain “ for an insult because I didn’t mean it like that. What I mean by that is( what they talking about it’s usually in the mountains areas and there’s less beautiful place there than other places in Haiti) u can’t understand. U can’t talk to me bout my pple if u don’t from there okay , u don’t understand what I’m talking about . And u find it as an insult however they won’t . What did I said to them? What are u talking bout? Man/woman whoever u are , all my due respect: u writing all this for nothing Bcus u can’t understand and u took it wrong while my pple will understand because they will know how we are and talk . What can be insult for u isn’t for us. So, my pple my blood okay so CAUTIOUS ok.
@@slaitracy7 I did read your wall of text and because you don't specify anything until I replied to you, it comes off as you either not knowing what you are talking about or that you don't care about what you are talking about. Your words reach farther then Haiti so you should do your do diligence and make a statement that everyone can understand and/or sympathize with especially when you are trying to change the minds of those that aren't Haitian. By not making your opinions clear, you do you and your people a disservice. To change the minds of others you need to make it easy to understand for all. By not giving proper context to you statements you make it hard to impossible for anyone besides those that already have you same opinions as you too understand. So I'll say in sorry for assuming so much and even thank you for making your point of view more clear, but if you want to change minds or even have the people that you yourself are making assumptions about, to understand you, then you should try too make it easy to understand for those that are "not" your people. And even in your second statement you try to belittle my opinions by saying I don't know what I'm talking about, but I wonder why I don't know what I'm talking about if you never made yourself clear in the first place. So let's just agree that we are both assholes that need more information. Also I could care less about what you call me. Me being a he or she doesn't matter in any context here.
@@DexyD20 I got what u said though.u right. I should have made my statement more clear.
As a Mexican-American whose been around Haitians a lot, Haitian food is one of the most underrated foods in the world!! Its soooo delicious!!!😋
I'm Haitian-Amererican my husband's Mexican and we mix the two foods it's the best thing ever 😊🙏🤤..
@@jadeencarnacion.b2570 That's so cool!!! 😋
Im African and my husband is Mexican, we love Haitian food.
nice to hear ❤
I'm Haitian American. I love Haitian food
This chanel not only entertains but more importantly it educates about other cultures..their strengths.. struggles and hopes.. through Sonny i feel like we get to share meals with all these beautiful people
Yeah even racists.
@@themaster_0000 how so?
@@themaster_0000 another snowflake liberal
@@tinbui7202 they really don’t take a break
@@dimaur3697 yeah I hope you weren’t saying I was a snowflake liberal. Far from it. I was just saying how they are victims and have the hate running thru their veins
I grew up eating Cuban food all my life. Once I tried Haitian food I can dramatically tell you I think Haitian cuisine is the best ever. 🤤
Fact
So true!!!
Wow, that was pretty dramatic alright. Next time less drama please…
Try Jamaican, 100 times better !!
@@celticmulato2609 Cap Jamaican food is overrated to be honest Haitian food is way better😍😍
As a Haitian I have been waiting yeeeearrs for this channel to do an episode on my culture. Unfortunately this is one of the worst times for anyone to attempt to visit the island but I’m very glad they took the extra step to do this video and still capture the full coverage of Haiti’s cuisine and history and their people. I even learned some things about Nassau that I didn’t know about in regards to the Haitian culture! I love it!!!
Me too
Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️
*What is the Gospel?*
The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ.
Ephesians 2:8-9
For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.
Romans 10:9
9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
JESUS CHRIST can come anytime!
Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
Monchè sa fe lontan mtap tann sa. C domaj jan peyi a ye laa Sony pap k antre
Like that they eat literal mud?
@@matthewstephens6502 It's just food that is borne of desperation which is the cheapest to alleviate the hunger for those poor souls who have no food they can afford anymore. Nobody in Haiti eats it when they can get something else. I think Haitian food is the best in the whole Caribbean.
I grew up in Miami and most of my childhood friends are Haitian. When I tell you that Haitian food is, hands down, my absolute favorite food...🤤
Hi I'm Haitian and most of us are in Miami and the south of America that's way
Do u lime young guys baby
“ What does this plate tell you about Haitian people?” This question is why I really love this show. The respect and genuine curiosity is simply beautiful.
*Pauses video playback to comment*
Essence of Bourdain, super rad :)
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perfect
Clacci38- Don' t let the Native Bahamians hear you say that, they still Salty Haiti was the First Black Country that gain Independence, and Happy they remain under Debt
I Love everyone
My wife is Haitian and I’m always eating Haitian food, it’s good to see other enjoying it as much as I do
You a lucky man 😃
I can only agree. I used to live in Haiti and had a restaurant in Port au Prince in about 1981. Was married to a Haitian lady for almost 25 years.(I am Austrian)
As a wife to a haitian man, and being brought into his family. I prefer Haitian food over my native Caribbean/Guyanese food, its amazing and delicious, and the culture is so beautiful, I wish there were more places in my state to try and share this food, most of the time you have to know someone who can cook.
I'm proud to be Haitian 🇭🇹
Me too🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
Likewise🇭🇹
me too ✨🇭🇹
Same🇭🇹
likewise 🇭🇹🇭🇹
a family from Haiti moved down my street last year and the mom gave out take-away containers to all the neighbors during covid, omg it was sooooo good and they are the nicest ppl ever
I am Haitian, and I ve been watching your show so for long that I can't remember. Thank you for showcasing my people and putting the lights on what we are going through. On the food perspective, we have so many traditional dishes that you could also appreciate. Thanks for the shout out.
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What dish? Your country eats dirt. Wtf 🤣
Do you like mud?
@@benjaminbjork6769 So ignorant. I spent 16 years of my life in Haiti I’ve never heard of such thing. A lot of Haitians in Haiti don’t even know mud cookies is a thing
@@Mrfoodcritic You really believe everyone in Haiti eat mud cookies? That’s only a small part in Haiti
Omg Sherlanda is my schoolmate from high school she still has an awesome soft spoken personality.Glad she could give Sonny a experience of Haiti from The Bahamas 🇧🇸
Stop lying
@@marylenehall405 stop lying mary
The Haitians are so resourceful and creative, the food looks soo good!!.. long live their culture!
I love how the Bahamian chef was very positive towards the Haitian culture and had no negativity whatsoever.
There’s so many Haitians that live in the Bahamas. My family is one of them
I'm a proud Haitian, and I loved seeing the dishes my mother cooked for me and my sisters growing up, in this video. I can't wait to introduce this food and culture to my future husband!
Take care of your mental health guys. Am here watching this because it puts me at ease. Watching all this good food and cultures even though am really broke. It makes me smile.
Sending hugs and prayers 🙏🏽❤️ better days are right around the corner!
Likewise here.
try removing processed sugars and white csrbs from diet and take multi vitamin daily, best wishes and keep safe
Sending you positivity and love
perfect
I used to have a Haitian roomy that could throw down in the kitchen and this video is flooding back memories. Pikliz is fairly easy to make and adds so much flavor to any dish. Haitians also use black mushrooms bullions called Djon Djon that adds flavor to rice and also makes it black. I highly recommend. If a Haitian person invites you to a cookout, don’t hesitate to go lol
Lolll
Alas... Substitute for the mushroom
oh sonny..this touched my belly, and my heart. as a jamaican who honour and have a special place in my heart for haiti, it is always good to see platforms like yours spread truth to word about cultures (non white ones especially) that will hopefully diminish many myths and false narratives about black cultures that have been subject to centuries of oppression and hardships... and no better way to do it than through delicious food😊
Lol I’m a young Jamaican and every Sunday evening I sit and watch an episode of his show with my dinner. It’s so therapeutic.
Girl I telling yuh mek mi happy mon
Me too. I can't wait for him to visit jamaica
@@denisebrown8801 think he already has couple weeks ago. jus haven't drop the vids yet.
Wow! Great
Trini 🇹🇹 here and this food looks delicious! Hopefully, I’d get a chance to try Haitian food! 🤤 I really hope the situation in Haiti gets better.
As a Jamaican watching this ❤️❤️ my mouth is watering ❤️❤️ I haven't had the opportunity as yet to eat Haitian food but can't wait to try ❤️
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You will love it!! I’m Jamaican too and I can tell you that Haitian food is second to none.
It feel very familiar...very similar to some of the foods we love of course I think they do it differently....Love that we are different and the same at the same time (Caribbean ppl that is ) I love us ❤❤❤
I love jerk chicken and oxtails my friend find an Haitian friend to bless your heart ❤️❤️❤️
I did medical relief work in Haiti after the 2010 earthquake. We were told not to eat any fresh food because of bacteria that would make us sick. Every day this young man would bring me fruits that you could peel and boiled eggs. One time I was given the slaw. It looked so yummy and I had to try it. Delicious and spicy! Luckily I didn't get sick. The people of Haiti are the most amazingly beautiful in heart and spirit that I have ever met. Resilience is the core of a Haitian. I left a piece of my heart there.
This is why they mess it up just to show the world that the country is bad dangerous and poor but Haiti is not poor they make it look poor think about that I'm telling you bro
Thank you for saying that ! You are telling the💯 truth! We get a bad rep for the few that are up to no good, and from those who would like to see is stay under their thumbs! It is beyond frustrating that people just keep repeating what they hear, without ever experiencing our people and culture!... and fir heavens sake there are good and bad people EVERYWHERE! !
Also next time try the food! You won't regret it!! Just bring some pesto bismol in case you get sick
Thank you🥰
I love everyone
Thank you for featuring Haitian cuisine in such a positive light! 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
Right🇭🇹💯🇭🇹💯🇭🇹💯🇭🇹💯
I always wanted to see this happen on this channel🇭🇹🇭🇹
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Haitian food is excellent. But why thank him for this video? Meanwhile he featured the country as a giant slum with no redeeming qualities and you're thankful. I wish the ladies fed him trash. Some Haitians today have gotten so used to their bullshit that they are now content with the crumbs of a bone that these paternalistic white ''liberals'' are willing to throw their way every now and that. The ancestors would NOT approve. They were proud men and women and they fought too hard and too long and would never accept or thank this bullshit
@@BlackMoonstone531 is what it is. People will have to find the reason on their own.
One fight at a time. Folks were educated on what the mud cake is for, and that Haitian cuisine is the bomb.
Love this show, it's about more than just-food. Am Haitian 🇭🇹 born in the Bahamas 🇧🇸 I love both cultures. Thanks, Sunny my boyfriend and I are big, big fans. We follow you around the world eating and laughing. Wish we had run into you while you were here in the Bahamas.
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I love everyone
I rented a room in an apartment building from a Haitian family once, and the mother would bring me a heaping tray of food to my room every night after I came home from work until one night I decided to eat with them in the dining room...they had given me about 1/3rd of all their food, even though there was family of 5 eating together. That was the most delicious, healthy and blessed food I've ever eaten in my entire life.
I’m Haitian, born in America. I am aware of the background and history of Haiti. I take so much pride in being the race I am. My parents used to tell me all sorts of things about growing up in Haiti. It really makes me feel grateful for all of the opportunities I’ve been granted here in America. I think I can speak for all of us when I say thank you for reviewing our culture.
Married a haitian….best food of my life. Even a plain bowl of white rice will set your taste buds off
Thank you!!! 🔥🔥🔥🔥
😁
😂😂😂😂 you are so right
😂😂🤣😂😂🤣😂😂 That's right!!!
Thank you!!!!
Fa real…our white rice ain’t basic, we fry scallions and garlic in the oil before boiling the water. Yes Lawd our rice is fire 🔥🇭🇹🥰
As a haitian Dominican this warms my heart even though Ik you can’t go to Haiti right now you found an alternative there’s so much more to taste trust and thank you for shedding the light on my country and why we are in the state we are people call it a shithole country but they took everything from us and left us to fend for ourselves I believe one day we’ll get ours back TRUST🇭🇹🇩🇴
I am Dominican and my husband is Haitian ❤️❤️
Ou ekri Haitien/Ayisyen avèk yon "h" miniskil, epi ou ekri Dominiken avèk yon "D" majiskil? 🤔Poukisa? *****Haitian*****
Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️
*What is the Gospel?*
The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ.
Ephesians 2:8-9
For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.
Romans 10:9
9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
JESUS CHRIST can come anytime!
Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
Ya tu sabe manito de verdad que ha sido tremenda lucha pero lo vamo lograr con la humildad que nuestra comunidad trabajadora tiene por el mundo
I love everyone
I love this episode, thank you for showing my country national food 🇭🇹
Fr 💯🇭🇹thank for showing us much love
Yessir 🇭🇹🇭🇹
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One love 💕 Haiti 🇭🇹
country is garbage, food is garbage tbh
I know I’m biased as a Haïtian but Haïtian food is some of the best food in the world. And my father is in the military, so I’ve been blessed to try foods from all over the world and Haïtian food is still number one in my opinion
No but this is really true I know so many people who are not Haitian and agree!
I'm haitian descent too...best food of the Caribbean. I've tried it all .Jamaican trini Puerto rican...haitian food is the absolute best seasoned food of the caribbean period.
This is so nice to see. I’m Haitian and my husband is Ecuadorian, but he requests Haitian food nearly every day haha thank you for the coverage!
Now I see why you got so many subscribers,, bless up all Haitians ,,,,love from 🇯🇲
Im hispanic and have yet to try any other Food better than hatian food!! Pikliz for the win
@Flower7 I tried roti when I was living in Brooklyn from different restaurants it’s good but I will say no, no roti can compare to my cooking specially where my grandma comes from Jacmel😍🇭🇹
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@Flower7 No, because a single Trinidadian meal cannot be better than the entire Haitian cuisine 😂
@Flower7 I have and it’s good but Haitian food is better.
@Flower7 my husband is Trinidadian..he was raised there and even he prefer to buy haitian food than roti for dinner.
“Food is fellowship”
I couldn't agree more!❤️
I love everyone
I am so proud of my culture. And all the comments are going right to my heart, thank you so much for giving us the much needed visibility.
🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹 Much love and pride to you❤️❤️❤️
As a Bahamian born Haitian Bahamian, I enjoyed and appreciated this video so much. I love my Haitian culture and have had a hard time with the fact that Bahamians sometimes don’t like Haitians. This video was needed. Thank you 💙🇭🇹🇧🇸
That plantain bowl with griot and pikliz looks sooooo good my mouth is watering! 🤤
Looking like mofungo but w pork instead of shrimp/seafood ;)
And it is!! My BF cooks griot is for me. The flavors do a slow release in your mouth. Very unique!! Like the Charlie chocolate gobstoppers... the flavors just keep coming as you savor it
They made me hungry, right after I finished eating. 🤣
Thank you so much for finally shedding light on my culture. As a Haitian American it is always difficult to watch the world view all the difficult issues of our country. Haitian people are beautiful and resilient. I’ve been your fan for years. Thank you for showing the world my people. I couldn’t wait for this moment. Our food is delicious. Thank you 💕💕
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Aside from the food, what world view of Haiti do you think he portrayed here? I'm gonna need my Haitian people to stop being satisfied with the crumbs they send our way and see the forest for the trees.
This is the reason why this channel is my favorite channel on RUclips, it ain't JUST about the food. It about people and their stories and how the food is integral to their story. The only person who did this better was Anthony Bourdain.
Sir, your video almost brought tears to my eyes as I remember my mom cooking for us as children. She had to leave Haiti due to the poor living conditions, but she always made her best to ensure that we stayed in touch with our culture.
Legume is my favorite Haitian food. ❤
love this. My cousin served his mission in Haiti. He cooks the food occasionally. Wishing better days for Haiti in the near future.
Sonny (and crew) thank you so much for this episode.
It really does humanize the Haitian people to me. The news stories about this divided, island nation only makes me think about chaos, and misery. So what you and guest Chef Simeon talk about really does help with the perception of the Haitian people.
Gotta open your eyes if it took this to realize that….
I love how you incorporate the history, culture, and story of the people in relation to the foods that you try and places that you visit. It's like an entertaining mini documentary that's educational at the same time. I'm getting the Anthony Bourdain-style vibes - keep it up!!
whats wit the guy in the back filming Sonny?
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@@Juewz369 pathetic.
I love it when I see similarities between mine and other country's food!
Over here in Brazil we also eat those peanut-caramel brittles, as well as pour black beans over the rice!
Caribbean/Latin American foods do tend to have a lot of staples in common. Different spice combinations perhaps.
Red beans are better but people stop making it. Maybe due to prices.
"Food is fellowship. Full Stop!" Yessir! Loved his perspective, openness, and attitude. Beautiful video.
OMG!!! I miss Haitian food so much, I grow up in Miami, FL... I now live in Nashville, TN!!! Looking at this channel made my mouth water!!!
What an amazing episode Sonny, as a Canadian, I have had and tried different Caribbean island cuisine here and in the Caribbean and Haitian cuisine is really and truly some of the best, flavorful, well seasoned, well balanced and incredible depthness .
Man, This Channel does such a great job telling stories of cultures through food. It’s beautiful and It’s just an eye opener. You can feel how much they care within the production of these videos an i bet they make a difference in each place they visit.
Thank You for highlighting Haiti’s cuisine 👏🏾🇭🇹
Haitian Food is the best Caribbean food . It’s so well seasoned !!! Omg !! I can’t wait it to get some Haitian Pattie’s on Thursday
I will be vacationing in NY soon and can't wait for some real good Haitian patties. Central Florida does not do justice to Haitian cooking.
@@DC-js3ro
Bianca Polo,
All of the Caribbean islands have delicious food, yes Haiti has some great dishes, but definitely the other islands also have phenomenal food too.
@@MP-ng1sc Haitian food has many influences I have been to pretty much 75 percent of the Caribbean and Haitian food is definitely one of the best if not thee best.
@@jessc3625 haitian food is the best in the world, second to it its korean food
Thank you for sharing some of the truth about why Haiti is how it is now. As a Haitian, it means a lot. Haitian food is literally top tier and I hope more people get a chance to taste how good it is! 🥰
I moved to Florida and tasted my first Haitian food. I loved it ever since. I would never turn down a plate.
Right I’m here in CT and I miss authentic Haitian food. I’m planning to move to Florida for that. And I’m not built for snow and cold 🥶 weather 😖😩
Glad you like it
It's hard to turn it down!!! 🤣🤣
@@quelquun2018 Don't bother coming to the Orlando area for good Haitian food! Can't find any decent patties or djon djon rice because they use Magi instead of the mushroom. Luckily, I am going to NY soon!
I love everything about Haiti 🇭🇹
Sonny!!!! My man, thank you for taking the time to enjoy my culture. I’m a long time fan and I can’t be any prouder of the level of care and professionalism you put into shooting this video. God bless you.
Right so happy🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
He enjoyed the food, that's it.
Thanks man for promoting our food; it means alot MERCI!
The mud cookie I think is more for texture especially if you are anemic that’s why I love it!! Love seeing people enjoying our food!!
Mom and daughter cooking/working together beautiful❤️ Food looks delicious!!
Where is the restaurant
It's all delicious 🤤
My husband send me this video yesterday. ❤️❤️❤️ We live in the USA and we cook diferent nationality food. But when we making Haitian food. We always share with everyone , like the chef said it’s good to have diversity in food so you can enjoy each people food.
I love this episode. Ever since I started watching BEFRS, I’ve always wished that they can highlight the food in Haiti. I’m so happy Sunny got a little taste of it but please go to Haiti when the current chaos dies down to get a real experience of the culture and the food. It’s worth it
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He could have gone right now. He could have visited Cap Haïtien for example and been perfectly safe. There's more to Haiti than Port-au-Prince.
A round of applause goes to Chef Simeon for his words of kindness that elevate people knowing that we as people regardless of where we come from are connected with each other, somehow in some way. God bless you all!
As a Haitian-American whose grandfather migrated to Nassau years ago, I love to see this! You missed out on some staple foods though, you should do a part two trying diri Jon Jon, diri kole, Tasso, poisson, macaroni au gratin, and ESPECIALLY soup joumou. You will thank me! ❤️
Love, love, love how much respect is infused in this video that's supposed to be just about food. Taking the time to learn/educate about the Country, culture, ingredients, and dishes is pure perfection.
Wow just wow you don't know how long I've been praying for you to taste Haitian food and I just watched your documentary on Haitian cuisine. Very satisfied thank you for doing this amazingly beautiful work. One day when it's safe to travel to Haiti 🇭🇹 you could go personally to the real taste.
Right!!!🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
Can we all appreciate the fact that Sonny never disappointed us with his content. 🤚
🇭🇹 I am so grateful for this!!! Thank you 🙏🏾 for showing how beautiful our food is. Thank you so much.
So happy I came across your channel and this episode. I always tell people if you want to know anything about Haitians share a meal with them. Our culture is immersed in our dishes ❤
I’ve been watching this channel for years! Years ago, I would comment on multiple videos that you should film a Haitian video. As a Haitian American, it warms my heart that you finally did it. I love the way you describe cultures and so excited that you get to describe mine. This really is the Best Ever Food Review Show! ❤️
Ayiti Cherie! 🇭🇹 Thank you for covering my beautiful culture! Much love to you!
I'm late but this is so dope that you are showing the world my culture!!! This is awesome🇭🇹🇭🇹🥰🥰🥰
Loved this episode, as a Haitian born in the Bahamas, thank you for showcasing our cuisine and culture.
@7:08 this is why I just adore u and this channel so much😭💖 . u never skip over context and providing insight into the history and politics of the places u go to !it’s such a lovely way to educate people when u combine it with the best parts of their country and cultures whilst not ignoring any of the hardships . Thanks for doing what u go guysss sending everyone sm love 💖💖
You can definitely film in Haiti most of the craziness happens in Port-au-prince. There are plenty of other beautiful cities and villages in Haiti to visit. Don’t let the Media fool you 🇭🇹
YES!
That is changing.
Especially after the hostage mess. No embassy would recommend to go there. That used to be true. Being from Cap Haitian we had option to land straight there. You have no clue how many family members and friends that went and did not come back. The craziness is amplified. This nothing like the previous kidnapping waves of the 2000’s.
Nobody is safe.
Very few are thriving. That makes you a target.
Before y’all argue with me.
I am well aware how Haiti is. Live there my whole life, went through the earthquake. Could not attend my grandmother funeral because of the President assassination. They went and shot their guns in the church. We always had to fend for ourselves because police is a running joke. Just owning a gun is not cutting it anymore. You went and came back that’s good for you. For me i will not play Russian roulette with my life. That’s not me bashing or talking bad that what i’ve been through. It is a pain to us young adults especially some of us that had to flee.
Have faith in JESUS CHRIST as LORD and SAVIOR for HE SAVES from hell❗️
*What is the Gospel?*
The true gospel is the good news that God saves sinners. Man is by nature sinful and separated from God with no hope of remedying that situation. But God, by His power, provided the means of man’s redemption in the death, burial, and resurrection of the Savior, Jesus Christ.
Ephesians 2:8-9
For it is by grace you have been saved through faith. And this is not your own doing; it is the gift of GOD, not a result of works, so that no one may boast.
Romans 10:9
9 because, if you confess with your mouth that Jesus is Lord and believe in your heart that God raised him from the dead, you will be saved.
JESUS CHRIST can come anytime!
Just Believe ❤️ Love you and GOD BLESS
I love everyone
@@jolourdesalcinor4180 you are so right I would not recommend anyone to visit Haiti
I hope Haiti becomes safe so you can go there and see and eat our food, thank you for showing the world our culture.
There are parts of Haiti that are safe to travel, contrary to popular belief. Haiti has 10 departments and you don't have to go to Port-au-Prince to visit Haiti. He showed good food, our culture not so m uch.
I’m from Zimbabwe & l didn’t know that’s how the mud is made but we love it love it here❤️
2:45 What They eat the kòkonm(cheyotte) we boil it and mix it with carrots and lots of vegetable to make the legume (vegetables sauce)
NO MATTER WHERE BLACK PEOPLE COME FROM OUR FOOD IS ALWAYS GONNA BE BOMB!! Everything is SEASONED AND COOKED TO PERFECTION. I’ve been to the Bahamas Nassau and there I’ve eaten the most delicious fried fish I ever had in my whole life, I literally went to the same restaurant for the whole duration of my vacation just for that delicious fish 😍😍😍🤤🤤🤤
Sonny, you and your team remain the best when getting to know new cultures!
With your open mind and your empathetic approach, you allow even the poorest and most marginalized people their dignity and are able to elevate your show from a simple food show to something that just goes way beyond.
As you so rightly have made a point of showing, it's not just about the food and the dishes themselves, it's about the peoples and cultures behind the food and providing this context makes all the difference and helps us all to learn and maybe take a step out of our own preconceived notions.
You make us all be better people.
Beautifully stated!!
Yesss I am proud Haitian Congolese… thanks for showing our cuisine and just our way of living 🇭🇹🇭🇹
Congolese?....if I'm right, your family would have fled Congo, which sometimes or often is under duress??!!. Whatever it is, wherever you guys are from, look where you have reached... People survived and are pushing forward, that's what really matters.
@@iamredknot Some of us have the DNA from slavery. Myself and my mom, our results were very close - we're a Angolan/Congolese/Nigerian mix. There's also some Ghanaian, Senegambian, Liberian, Sans & a smidgen from Europe.
@@iamredknot or I’m guessing maybe she is half Haitian and half Congolese?
@@mizzpoetrics ALL Black people in the Diaspora have AFRICAN DNA because Africa the ORIGINAL continent of origin of Black people. I am Haitian 🇭🇹 I'm glad you found your ROOTS and are proud of it. Each country you named has people who look just like you. STAY PROUD!
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Almost the main dishes here in the Philippine is the same ...I really love watching
For 2days its so entertaining and knowledgeable... Ohhh I really love food😋
Really loved how Sherlanda told you Haiti isnt safe right now, trully shows she cares. Iam haitian and loved this episode, i didnt know there was a community in bahamas. Thanks:)
Yayy finally Haitian 🇭🇹 food. Thanks for the love.
Ive been a subscriber for a while now. This is one of my favorite RUclips channels. I was born in Haiti, and left haiti for the U.S. at the age of 7. I appreciate you shinning some positive light on my haitian food, culture, and people.
Right🇭🇹💯🇭🇹💯🇭🇹💯🇭🇹🇭🇹
🇧🇸 Love my Bahamas very kind people!!
Yes we are
I Love y’all 🇭🇹
Thank you for being a influencer showing every side and not faking missstandings into nothing
on behalf on all Haitians we appreciate your positive comments we love y'all stay blessed
Big up yourself for considering Haiti yo be on your list of traveling to have a taste of the people without having to go. Also Nice to know that Haitians and Bahamians growing in oneness, simultaneously giving opportunity to express their economic prowess in the Bahamas. I’m full 100% yet I love to see my people express an economic advantage and contribution to where ever they are 🇭🇹 🇧🇸
America 🇺🇸 Loves Haiti 🇭🇹 we want to see them grow strong
Well you must be one of the few Americans to feel that way because the truth of the matter is that Haiti is under a violent US colonial rule right now. Has been since 2004 . An unofficial colony that is, with all of the inconveniences and humiliations of a colony and none of the official protections. Along with Canada and France, the racist US cancelled Haiti's sovereignty on its 200 anniversary of independence. The truth must be told.
@@BlackMoonstone531 I don't believe in Racism; but more Americans should Accept our Family in Haiti and it'd be beautiful to see Haiti turn into a modern State with full benefits for the people, the American people need to aid and protect each other and help together to make better changes for both lands 💞
Thank you, you are one of the very few 💕
"Food is fellowship. Full stop." LOVE THIS!
Thanks for visiting
Finally 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
Born and raised in Miami,im 65.Started taking surfing trips to the Bahamas when i was 15,Eleuthera.Fell.in love with the place.Then Haitians started coming to Miami.Fell.in love with Haitians and their food.Was married to a Bahamian Hatian woman also.Her Mom was Bahamian but cooked Haitian.I live in Hawaii now which is also very culturally diverse,but i miss Haiatains!
Finally did Haitian as a Haitian I’m a big fan of your channel but the situation in my country made me think you’d never try our food hopefully the great master will soften the heart of my compatriots just enough to give some peace to our motherland then you’ll get to try the food at the source .
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I love Chef Simeon’s outlook on food, very wise Man.
Thank you Sonny and your crew for highlighting Haiti and the Haitian people's food. I love how you capture the true essence of the food and share the history of Haiti. I'm hoping and praying that 1 day you will be able to visit the island and share much there much more about this place.
Thank you for sharing this video with the world 🌍 as an Haitian I'm so happy to watch something positive about my people 🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
I’ve been watching and subscribed to this channel for years!!! This episode melts my heart as a Haitian 🇭🇹
Haitian food is one of the best in the world🖤🇭🇹🖤
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Please follow us on FB and Instagram instagram.com/dodoonskitchen/ and facebook.com/dodoonskitchen. We look forward to serving you during your visit to our island, Nassau Bahamas!
Say it again 😍
Each time I said that my girl 🇵🇷 she always says aa "callete la Boca". But she likes our food🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹
That's true.
Haitian food and culture have recently been added to my must know and experience more list.
Hopefully I'll be able to actually try the food and see some of the culture firsthand before the year is out.
HAITI! I was wondering why you haven't been to Haiti yet (well, when times were better) and you come out with this video! So happy. Take all my views!
I loved how you highlighted the Haitian food without even being to Haiti. It would be great if you guys visited Trinidad and Tobago 🇹🇹 we got some wonderful food and beautiful people
3:40 is Peanut Drops in Jamaica 🇯🇲 I only eat the Coconut Drops or grater cake whih is the same with shredded coconut instead of chunks
Lots of love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳 to haiti🇭🇹🇭🇹🇭🇹