@@woltersworld Wow! I just subscribed recently to a RUclipsr's baseball channel. I'm a young woman, but I love baseball (lol) and he's from Nicaragua. Thanks for sharing. I love your channel!
I love that you like our quesillos! I haven’t had one in Nicaragua in over 20 years but my mother and I make them here in MD. We finally found the right cheese to use they go in the bag too!
Fantastic information about what to eat. Your food looks delicious! I'd love to visit Nicaragua one day. These are beautiful places to visit. Have a wonderful day!
Thank you so much for giving us some glimpse of Nicaragua. I'm not a fan of uncooked plantain. However, when you cook it like boiled or fried, it's delicious. It's melt-in-your-mouth. I hate you! You made me drool!
Thank you for the video, about my country. I would like to clear something out,with all due respect, pupusas are originally from El Salvador, is not from our country, we made them, but not that famous. Again, thank you for taking your time doing this video and saying wonderful thing , about my Nicaragua.
I appreciate times when you don't assume prior-learning (habit of an excellent teacher, IMO) and tell us things like "Ya don't eat the plantain leaf". ( I was going to share an embarrassing example from my youth and inexperience, but I will instead just say THANK YOU!!!!) LOLOL
I learned that in Lithuania for some of the hot dog brands you had to peel off the casing... i learned after i had already eaten a few hot dogs. So I can imagine :)
Airport is open and planes at coming in again. Tourists are slowly coming back and covid cases are low. I would still wait to 2021. But things are looking pretty goos
During the war in 1988 I was vacationing very unexpectedly in Managua. I know that sounds weird but I was the ugly American mom who did not have time to read newspapers or watch the news. I was there with a friend for 10 days. The only food we could access was black beans, rice and cabbage with a watered down limonada. It makes me sad what has been happening there politically now.
Serious question: has Venezuela been a safe place to travel the past few years? It seems like a lot or people have left due to their economic disaster.
@@datznunayabeeznus8865 Well, it's not... but I understand you, in your country probably you only eat processed and chemical food, so you would never understand the taste of a good natural cheese like quesillo until you try it 😘
I've never thought about visiting Nicaragua. Ok, now you've sparked my interest! Thanks!
Jocelyn wants to retire there :)
@@woltersworld Wow! I just subscribed recently to a RUclipsr's baseball channel. I'm a young woman, but I love baseball (lol) and he's from Nicaragua. Thanks for sharing. I love your channel!
You have one of the best channels on RUclips. Your videos make me feel great about life. And your friendly personality helps. Keep it up sir.
I just love to see my country thru a tourist eyes. Excellent video
I love that you like our quesillos! I haven’t had one in Nicaragua in over 20 years but my mother and I make them here in MD. We finally found the right cheese to use they go in the bag too!
Fantastic information about what to eat. Your food looks delicious! I'd love to visit Nicaragua one day. These are beautiful places to visit. Have a wonderful day!
Thank you!
I have visited Nicaragua many times, I love the food and the excellent service.
Another place to put on the bucket list because of Wolter's World.
I miss Nicaragua. Won't be going anytime soon due to coronavirus. The dictatorship won't acknowledge coronavirus and it's really bad right now.
For me NICARAGUA🌴🇳🇮🌴🇳🇮🇳🇮have the best food in central america
Agree.. 😋
Thank you so much for giving us some glimpse of Nicaragua. I'm not a fan of uncooked plantain. However, when you cook it like boiled or fried, it's delicious. It's melt-in-your-mouth. I hate you! You made me drool!
You are on point always!!!!
Loved this video 😀😀 great job 👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you for the video, about my country. I would like to clear something out,with all due respect, pupusas are originally from El Salvador, is not from our country, we made them, but not that famous. Again, thank you for taking your time doing this video and saying wonderful thing , about my Nicaragua.
You are fantastic! 🇳🇮
Thank you
Facts
Yup rice and beans is what practically keeps people powered up full day in Nicaragua, besides it healthy and helps you burn calories
Went to Costa Rica and met some Nicaraguans. They definitely were saying how similar they are but less busy and cheaper
Awesome!!
Watching this in Managua after visiting Masaya volcano! Thanks wolter!
Cheers!
January 2021 I’m booked to go to Nicaragua. I hope this Covid situation is in better shape by then. Right now things aren’t looking good. :(
It's easier to get a buzz off the rocket fuel coffee than off the Tona :p Nice video Mark.
Come to Colombia!!
Way better food
I appreciate times when you don't assume prior-learning (habit of an excellent teacher, IMO) and tell us things like "Ya don't eat the plantain leaf". ( I was going to share an embarrassing example from my youth and inexperience, but I will instead just say THANK YOU!!!!) LOLOL
I learned that in Lithuania for some of the hot dog brands you had to peel off the casing... i learned after i had already eaten a few hot dogs. So I can imagine :)
Rice and beans served all over Costa Rica also only fish I had was at a sea side bar
Excellent!!👍. When was this...?😷
Thousands of beers ago!
Next Costa Rica? 😃
I still have a couple costa rica video left to put out. One on food and one on basics of visiting
@@woltersworld I'll be looking forward to them. Love your videos. Thanks for sharing!
On the Caribbean coast of Nicaragua we make the rice ans beans with coconut milk.. 😋 I have a Video on my channel on how to prepare it. 😁
Can we travel again? PLEASE DO A VIDEO ON WHEN WE CAN TRAVEL.
Airport is open and planes at coming in again. Tourists are slowly coming back and covid cases are low. I would still wait to 2021. But things are looking pretty goos
During the war in 1988 I was vacationing very unexpectedly in Managua. I know that sounds weird but I was the ugly American mom who did not have time to read newspapers or watch the news. I was there with a friend for 10 days. The only food we could access was black beans, rice and cabbage with a watered down limonada. It makes me sad what has been happening there politically now.
The food seems similar to Costa Rica. Would you agree? What was your favorite town/ city there? We love to visit sometime.
Costa rica was basic food too
No subtitles...but looks good for small country
What to eat in Venezuela?
Serious question: has Venezuela been a safe place to travel the past few years? It seems like a lot or people have left due to their economic disaster.
Venezuela is not a place that I would recommend to travel to at this time. Hopefully in the future it will change as its a gorgeous country
Are you traveling or is this pre- Covid footage?
Wheres the fruit!!?!?
How do you afford to travel so much
Having a job. Besides, they only travel when the kids are out of school.
Quesillos look gross
It's just corn tortilla, pickled onions, quesillo (a type of cheese similar to mozzarella), sour cream and salt, that's all.
@myy93 still gross. The cheese is like a fermented thing
@@datznunayabeeznus8865 Well, it's not... but I understand you, in your country probably you only eat processed and chemical food, so you would never understand the taste of a good natural cheese like quesillo until you try it 😘