yumyum...yummy.........cant live without Indian food......so healthy and tasty and flavorfull.....OMG! you guys are so cute and Adorable twins..........thanks for eating!
It's rose. Every time you taste something in Indian that tastes or smells like soap to you it's rose flavor. All my american friends always make the same comment.
Two comments - tilgud or sesame balls that you ate can be prepared in a way so that they are crispy and easy to chew. Some people prefer it that way. But some people also prefer them to be hard - the way yours were. I suppose you would enjoy the crispy easy to chew version. The soan papdi - the spice that you taste in it is actually crushed / powdered cardamom seeds. It should be added in a small amount, only enough to impart a light flavour and aroma. Then it feels pleasant to eat in a traditional sweet. If too much of it has been added (which seems to be the case in the soan papdi you had), it tastes pungent and its charm is gone.
Aloo bhujiya..One of most popular snack..In india.. Its spicy.. and we understand in america..Or for that matter I Europe food not that spicy.. ppl use sauces..Butter.. Chees as supplement.. But india is land of spice...
You girls made my day... I laughed my gut out that my wife woke up thinking something is wrong with me. Parle G biscuits are famous now and forever but we usually dip in plain milk. The expression while eating sesame was priceless. One tip, since your taste buds are on sweeter side try "Gulabjamoon " it is the best sweet of India. Try to get freshly prepared rather than packed food. Cheers
me and my brother are twins and we love you both and you know what can we follow you guys on instagram because our mom told us we should follow our dreams. :P
that's really good pickup line sumith. we are sure you and your brother are big flirts. but sad for one of you, Olivia is on Instagram but kira is not 😋
That last sweet is mostly cardamom flavoured and it is nearest to cotton candy. Now you can get it in whole lot of different flavours from chocolate, butterscotch, orange and many more. But the cardamom is the classic one.
i live ville parle (new name) where the parle g biscuits are made. Parle g are my favorite biscuits. used to eat those every day i was kid,. in the 90s
I've seen many foreigners trying soan papdi don't really like it but in India it's very much loved by almost every Indian. Haven't seen an Indian turning down Soan Papdi.
Sopi Ang we think it's the less use of cardamom in our desserts...we are more used to the flavor of cinnamon in our sweets. But Indian food rocks !! 😊😊
Back to childhood memories with Parle G biscuits. Awesome! Hey girls try Anand sweets from Bangalore India which are available all world wide. Great work. Keep it up. 👍
We tried some in this video.. Link below... There is also part 2 of it on channel. Please take a look. Thanks for love ❤ ruclips.net/video/gbd2mZ2fqD0/видео.html
I like the pure clarified butter soan papdi and aalo bhujia. It's natural that u don't like some Indian snacks bcz u are not habitual of them but we are. So will love all these. This is same in our situation too. We even don't like some of ur snacks bcz we are not habitual of them and it's obvious. So all the cultural foods are good of every country depend upon what they are habitual of and they eat from childhood and what they didn't eat. 🙂🙂
Now a days two german twins in Mumbai their you tube channel is Nile brother's they both are on same expedition exploring Indian food they are bit crazy . If you like so you beauties can check it out . Ohh you girls killing me .😊
Parle G- try it with milk or tea. Also, if you are on hike or trek and you are really exhausted or dehydrated, have Parle G dunk in water and just eat that. Thats an instant source of energy. Way better than any other energy drinks I have tried.
You sisters are so cute! I hereby confer you with honorary Indian citizenship for your "masala masala" chant and the customary dusting/clapping of your hands after eating some bhujia. Lol. I knew u would have a tough time cracking those rock hard sesame balls. If you loved em, u gonna love the peanut brittle aka chikki a lot more... Bet ur Indian friend has origins from either the state of Maharashtra or Goa, coz u described them as "tilgud" in ur description (til is sesame and gud is brown cane sugar) Can't wait for ur next trials!
Harsha Tangirala that's the sweetest comment everrr!! thanks for the citizenship and for loving us. we love our masala :p ps- our indian friend is from north, but we searched what sesme balls are called. internet is such a good friend :)
You two both girl are soooo cute and thanks for loving indian food love you both we all are love you tooo American food are reallly soooo amazing I love American food
Soan papdi.. Its made up of gram floor and has a flavour of cardamom. You got the cotton candy thing right.. its supposed to melt in your mouth and if it feels hard or chewy then u should know its not fresh. Some indian flavours are really unique.. like sweets made of gram floor.. u have to cultivate a taste for them. My absolute favs are Soan papdi, besan laddu and kaju katli.. Try those. Also the sesame balls u tried are really hard.. I myself have a hard time with them. Try sesame chikki... they are softer and easier to bite but have similar but better flavour.. u also get peanut chikkis.. try those too.. you'll like them better than sesame balls i'm quite confident.
aloo bhujia is all time fav it tastes gud😊
U dont liked aloo bhujia. Really!! It's my fav
siddhi patil its my favourite too
Literally it's my favorite tooo ....Omg what kinda taste u are having
Probably too much flavour for them ..bcoz all they add to food is salt and black pepper.
yeah me too....they dont know the real taste thts why...
my also
I have seen many videos about foreigner taste our foods and snack but in the end everyone like parle-g 😂😂😂😂😂
oinam alex those biscuits are really good 😋
oinamcha channel yes u r absolutely right 😂😂😂
Exactly!!! Maybe Parle G and Tiger biscuits will be a hit in the western!!
before watching this any further.. what you did to that aloo bhujia. 😭😭😭
I eat that whole bag alone.
Abhishek kandari awwww... maybe our taste buds are different . 😊😊
ME too
Me2
3:11 I laughed so hard and hit my head in wall when she said "She can't even open a packet" 😂😂
" Mini Masalas... " me and my friends died laughing while hearing it😂😂😂😂😂 you guys are funny lol
Soan Papdi is chick pea extract soaked...dried und flaked topped with dryfruits, thats how we do it
Thank you
yumyum...yummy.........cant live without Indian food......so healthy and tasty and flavorfull.....OMG! you guys are so cute and Adorable twins..........thanks for eating!
Googlie Googlinkty thank you :)
I m not a 90s but I also like parle G more than other biscuits
Indians usually never eat two sweet dishes together.. The first sweet item kills the taste of subsequent sweet item
Hmmm...that's insightful... thanks Anup 😊😊
They are transforming bhujia to bhuja 😂😂😂😂
You tried Parle G!!! OMG. Thanks for trying the best Indian biscuit.
It's rose. Every time you taste something in Indian that tastes or smells like soap to you it's rose flavor. All my american friends always make the same comment.
Parle-G is part of the nostalgia of every Indian born in 80's & 90's. 😍
Praveen Pillai that's what we were told... being from 90s, glad we tried it !! 🤗🤗
I think u all had a lot of fun by trying Indian food
His not french frais his masala potato sev u r twince is so cute
the spice name you are looking for its cardamom! in that soan papdi
cinnamon??
Darshi Dwivedi nope.. cardamom!!!
Darshi Dwivedi Ilaichi
I love you both and yes that aloo bhujia is mmy favorite because it is spicy
Two comments - tilgud or sesame balls that you ate can be prepared in a way so that they are crispy and easy to chew. Some people prefer it that way. But some people also prefer them to be hard - the way yours were. I suppose you would enjoy the crispy easy to chew version. The soan papdi - the spice that you taste in it is actually crushed / powdered cardamom seeds. It should be added in a small amount, only enough to impart a light flavour and aroma. Then it feels pleasant to eat in a traditional sweet. If too much of it has been added (which seems to be the case in the soan papdi you had), it tastes pungent and its charm is gone.
Akash Pradhan The thing is that we do not find a lot of usage of cardamom in American sweets ... it's always cinnamon, so was new for us. 😊😊
Oh! That is interesting! Well then we found out something new. :) Thank you :) I'm definitely putting some tastings on my To Do list.
Parle G Biscuit was my favourite in my childhood. Love it.
The spice that you don't like in the flaky sweets is cardamom. Btw the flaky sweet at the end is actually caramelized sugar pulled into threads.
I love eating soan papdi
Aloo bhujiya..One of most popular snack..In india..
Its spicy.. and we understand in america..Or for that matter I Europe food not that spicy.. ppl use sauces..Butter.. Chees as supplement..
But india is land of spice...
U guys should eat parle G with a cup of tea.. Its AWESOME..!! :)
Avinash simon hey avinash you pretty awesome
i just love u cute sisters reacting
sumit chaudhary 😊😊
my heart is pumping hard.....cuteness overload.
Mini masala? 😂😂😂. That is so funny.
Dhak Shan you will find masala masala in this video of ours ruclips.net/video/gbd2mZ2fqD0/видео.html
AMAZING INDIAN FOOD REACTION AND INDIAN FOOD HAVE LOTS OF VARIETIES AND U ONLY FIND OTHER AMAZING FOOD IN INDIA WHEN U GO INDIA AND U BOTH R AMAZING
will definitely visit India some day :)
You girls made my day... I laughed my gut out that my wife woke up thinking something is wrong with me. Parle G biscuits are famous now and forever but we usually dip in plain milk. The expression while eating sesame was priceless. One tip, since your taste buds are on sweeter side try "Gulabjamoon " it is the best sweet of India. Try to get freshly prepared rather than packed food.
Cheers
Raghu BV we are glad we could make you laugh... suggestions noted... thanks 😊😊
me and my brother are twins and we love you both and you know what can we follow you guys on instagram because our mom told us we should follow our dreams.
:P
that's really good pickup line sumith. we are sure you and your brother are big flirts. but sad for one of you, Olivia is on Instagram but kira is not 😋
😂
can you provide me the insta link :p
Sumith Shetty thats some good pick up line
Creeeeeeep! 😂
The spice in the Soan Papdi is Green Cardamom. It's the spice which is a must in most Indian sweet dishes. Hope that helps. :)
Animesh Patra thank you for enlightening us on this 😊
Hahaha ohh God i love Aloo Bhujia Reaction that was funniest Reaction i ever seen
That last sweet is mostly cardamom flavoured and it is nearest to cotton candy. Now you can get it in whole lot of different flavours from chocolate, butterscotch, orange and many more. But the cardamom is the classic one.
It's aloo bhujia.. it is fries made from dry potato..it's mouth watering for any Indian.
It is called salty and namkin accounts in Hindi
U both r very cute and sweet...I like u 2.....
Dhrubajyoti Biswas thank you 😊😊
There a lot of memories bound with Parle G..
vivek kumar yess, we heard every indian kid, especially from 90's has eaten them in childhood. 😊
GlobalButClose
Love your videos.. Keep doing.
Thank you so much vivek kumar 😊😊
hello everyone
Thanks both of you.....
i live ville parle (new name) where the parle g biscuits are made. Parle g are my favorite biscuits. used to eat those every day i was kid,. in the 90s
its cute the way you said Parle G i sure you got a french word and german letter machen im dies giest
The spice is usually cardamom and/or rose water.
Riya Basu thank you! finally I know what it is haha
Spice called as cardamom and in hindi we call it as "ilaichi"
Muskan Sukhyani thanks 😊😊
I've seen many foreigners trying soan papdi don't really like it but in India it's very much loved by almost every Indian. Haven't seen an Indian turning down Soan Papdi.
Sopi Ang we think it's the less use of cardamom in our desserts...we are more used to the flavor of cinnamon in our sweets. But Indian food rocks !! 😊😊
The spice is cardamon
D spice in soan papdi is cardamom powder.
Back to childhood memories with Parle G biscuits. Awesome! Hey girls try Anand sweets from Bangalore India which are available all world wide. Great work. Keep it up. 👍
I think u mean 'Elaichi'. It's widely used to flavour Soan Papdi..
In india nuts, cashews, raisins are called dry/dried fruits...
Where r u 2 from??
Monomtati Chy Monomati Chy USA
Try different Indian snacks indian snacks are amazing 😍
We tried some in this video.. Link below... There is also part 2 of it on channel. Please take a look. Thanks for love ❤
ruclips.net/video/gbd2mZ2fqD0/видео.html
I'm watching your video for the first time and had to say you both are really funny. I was just wondering are you both twins?
Yes we are 😊😊
I think the flavor you are talking about the soan papdi must be of cardamom
The best thing of this video is they always cheers everything with each other.#ting😂
That was honest reaction....liked it..keep it up :-)
I liked the way you licked sesum candy / tiler naru
Hello buddies.. If u wanna really try Indian food.. Only try Haldiram's company snacks
indian food is tastiest among all in world
Younger siblings are always the crazy ones than the older ones, I guess I know who is the younger one among you two.
Movie Maniacs guess who?
GlobalButClose weren't u born at the same time?
left one is younger 😛
Very nice
How to pronounce b and h together. Lol you made me laugh for a long time.
I m Indian and I think you should eat our future national food KHICHADI.......it's really yummy....
There is more than 10 types of KHICHADI.......😘😍
What u tried are not branded ones ? i never tried those get some branded stuffs you will like it
Kaju multi try it also
have you tried samosa
Bharat Mishra not yet..but maybe soon!
when you tried to pronounce it the names 😂😂😂
Come to India..u will enjoy lot of street foods....
NICE VIDEO
lots of varieties of foods ,snacks and sweets are available in INDIA .
I like the pure clarified butter soan papdi and aalo bhujia. It's natural that u don't like some Indian snacks bcz u are not habitual of them but we are. So will love all these. This is same in our situation too. We even don't like some of ur snacks bcz we are not habitual of them and it's obvious. So all the cultural foods are good of every country depend upon what they are habitual of and they eat from childhood and what they didn't eat. 🙂🙂
🙂🙂
You both twins are super cute n love ur expressions😂😜
dushant sonawane thank you 😊😊
opening the packets is my fav part btw u can get sohan papadi in different flavours☺
Bheru Singh that's cool, we will now hunt for the other flavors. any recommendations??
GlobalButClose my fav is the one u tried I.e classic one but u can't give a shot at the butter scotch or strawberry flavour too☺
Bheru Singh ooohh ... that's an exotic dessert. will try to look for more flavors. thabk you :)
Hey twins try Raj Kachori by Haldiram you both going to love it.
Now a days two german twins in Mumbai their you tube channel is Nile brother's they both are on same expedition exploring Indian food they are bit crazy . If you like so you beauties can check it out . Ohh you girls killing me .😊
In India almonds and cashews are called dry fruits.
You both r beautiful
Jagdeep Singh thanks 😊😊
Parle G- try it with milk or tea. Also, if you are on hike or trek and you are really exhausted or dehydrated, have Parle G dunk in water and just eat that. Thats an instant source of energy. Way better than any other energy drinks I have tried.
Wow... that's a super food. 😍
Wow !! You two are sooo... talented ! I am readily following you two everyday !! 😊
αиυѕнкα Chetia awww... thanks for all the love :)
Girls... Girls.... Ohh... Girls....
kira has the most beautiful smile and olivia has a beautiful voice
Kaushk sarkar flattering 😍
The spice is cardamom it’s really strong.
sweetest ever.In love with u guys.wish u were born in India
Very funny to watch try Dum ka biryani and Hajmola...😍😍😍
I think aloo bhujia is the best 😏😏
aaloo bhujia z approximately fav of every indian....
Rasugula try it
I like you both
I love aloo bujhia
in india aloo bhujia is favorite of every indian and especially for drinkers...😀😀
Always by seeing your video i feel hungry
nexy time try rasmalai india's most delicious sweet
You sisters are so cute! I hereby confer you with honorary Indian citizenship for your "masala masala" chant and the customary dusting/clapping of your hands after eating some bhujia. Lol.
I knew u would have a tough time cracking those rock hard sesame balls. If you loved em, u gonna love the peanut brittle aka chikki a lot more... Bet ur Indian friend has origins from either the state of Maharashtra or Goa, coz u described them as "tilgud" in ur description (til is sesame and gud is brown cane sugar)
Can't wait for ur next trials!
Harsha Tangirala that's the sweetest comment everrr!! thanks for the citizenship and for loving us. we love our masala :p
ps- our indian friend is from north, but we searched what sesme balls are called. internet is such a good friend :)
You two both girl are soooo cute and thanks for loving indian food love you both we all are love you tooo American food are reallly soooo amazing I love American food
Thank you so much Mohan Singh 😊😊😊
Soan papdi.. Its made up of gram floor and has a flavour of cardamom. You got the cotton candy thing right.. its supposed to melt in your mouth and if it feels hard or chewy then u should know its not fresh. Some indian flavours are really unique.. like sweets made of gram floor.. u have to cultivate a taste for them. My absolute favs are Soan papdi, besan laddu and kaju katli.. Try those. Also the sesame balls u tried are really hard.. I myself have a hard time with them. Try sesame chikki... they are softer and easier to bite but have similar but better flavour.. u also get peanut chikkis.. try those too.. you'll like them better than sesame balls i'm quite confident.
my favourite snack is aloo bujia
You can try goja.... Its 😋 yummy
parle g is somthing which can not be denied of being tasty
Raven Wolf 🙏🙏😇😇
parle-G really bring some nostalgic feeling for 90s kids :-P
Gulobjamoo try it
Aloo bujhiya is my favorite of all snacks