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you don't add padaek to your Orlam?

what's the difference between Lao and Khmu food? I know that Khmu is the indigenous inhabitants of Lao.

Hey bud you forgot Buffalo skins that’s the best part of เอาะลาม

will you go to Muang Sing?

can you use sichuan peppercorn instead of pepper chili wood?

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Now a new skill, Nat The Cook. I'm very interested in LAOS cuisine. Happy New Year!!!!

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Wonderful change of direction for you! Love the apron 😀

Hi nomad I always love’s cooking lao foods! Your English is excellent! I lao food and Thai Esan are very close and the same- Lao - Esan 👍

❤cherrs 🍖 🍚 🍜 🍺 happy new year Nat 👍 😊I

Happy New Year, Nat! 🎉🎉🎉 What a pleasant surprise to hear that you love to cook. It would be great to see more videos like this. I love that many Lao dishes use a lot of fresh herbs and vegetables. In terms of hand washing while cooking, I am exactly the same. You can never be too careful when it comes to sanitation. I'm looking forward to all your upcoming adventures. I also wish you continued success and growth on your channel. 😊❤

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Happy New Year, Nat! Thanks for sharing a piece of Luang Prabang as always ✌🏻

yummy 😋 Happy New Year 🎊 2025🎉

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Thanks

That looks delicious. I hope you have a great new years eve and a wonderful 2025.

Great video. Thank you for sharing. 🤤😋👏🏻👍🏻

We don't eat rat meat, don't have chilli wood, lamongrass as for flavor. We value the looking of the dish

Happy new year! Nat

Happy new year 🎆 2025 ! ໂຊກດີປີໄໝ່ thanks 🙏 that’s looks so yum 😋 ເປັນອາຫານຂອງໂປດທີ່ສຸດ !

hope to visit Laos again in 2025....

How much is visa on arrival at the border ?

My parents are from Laos, and my mom is the same way. Even though my brothers and I are adults and have our own homes and lives, every time my parents visits, or when we visit them, my mom packs food for us.

That green algae with sesame seed we saw at the market but we didn't know what it was and didn't buy to try it. Now we know it's the Mekong weed. But we tried dried bamboo shoot chips at a restaurant for the first time.

That’s excellent for someone to learn English (self taught) by yourself,must have a very good discipline.Some refugees who live here (USA) for over 30 years don’t even speak as well as you.Don’t lose it.

❤ this is so beautiful… Right now we’re going through the holidays and being with families is the most important part of the celebration… Seeing you gather with your family to cook together and eat together share things and talk… As a reminder of family 💕.

In what city?

beautiful scenes

delicious 😋 food 🥘 Merry Christmas 🎄 to you and your family.❤❤❤

Great to spend sometime with your mom ❤

Thank you, Nat, for sharing your family life in the village with us. It's always so fascinating to learn about different beliefs and traditions. But the one thing that will never change no matter the culture is moms being worried about their kids. You're such a good son to worry about her too. I hope you all enjoy the holidays together. I'm also looking forward to a happy and healthy new year ahead for all of us. 🙏😊❤

Thank you for sharing your time with your family.

Well done Nat, thanks. ❤👍👍👍🙏

What a beautiful, intimate portrait of life in the village with your Mom and family. Thank you 🙏

do you still practice your traditional Khmu religion?

Your English is well spoken.

Where did you learn English?

I live in USA for 49 years l like your blogs very much keep up the good work.

Interesting. I don't see much content about the Khmu people.

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It's a shame to see of course, but we have to take it for what it is... A grim reminder to try to be a more proactive person concerning single use plastics. Much of the litter in my city doesn't make it to the dump, what does is mostly burned... not the best for air quality, but sadly better than the biggest hill in Florida being a heap of grabage I guess

Beautiful footage of the countryside but sad to see the downside of consumerism. 😢

This is the first time I've seen it from Laos. Alright, back to reality, yeah?

We have the same thing in America. Garbage has to go somewhere. Preferably a landfill, like this.

On a brighter note Merry Christmas Nat

For a small country that looks horrendous 😮

It's so shocking to see all the human-made waste amongst the beauty of nature. 😢 This just emphasizes the importance of reducing, reusing, and recycling. Thanks for sharing this reality, Nat. Also, nice job on the drone footage. Looks like you're getting the hang of it!

The dark side of consumerism.