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Temple, chai tea, lots of walking, a little bit of sweat, and delicious food. Sounds like an amazing but exhausting day! I bet you had to catch up on sleep when you got home.
Thank you! It was an action packed trip and I ended up getting sick when I came home I think due to lack of sleep. But fortunately I was fine while in India :)
@BADDAS BOY Lol, people keep telling me that and yet I still don't stop. It's a habit, I guess, and in America Chai tea is a thing, even if it literally means I'm saying "tea tea."
It is so amazing to see you, Mr. Samuel and your friend, Mr. David adjusting so well to our Indian foods,the heat and all those friends you make when you go on your food tours and spreading so much love and joy all around! Wish you great happiness and success while you are in our country! Cheers!😊👍
I'm seriously crying laughing at the beginning of this video! 🤣 The trek up Parvati Hill looks really strenuous but it looks like it was worth it to get that awesome view and see those gorgeous temples! It looks so beautiful there. The Tandoori chai looks and sounds outstanding and the sweets look amazing, too!
Hahaha...thanks Brandon! That was a bit surreal with the whip cracking that close to us ;) It was well worth it for the views and it was incredible to try some unique sweets and chai afterwards.
@@samuelandaudrey You're welcome, man! I totally agree with what you said about the chai's preparation being like an artform. I thought the same thing while I was watching. :)
hey Samuel bro... pune's climate is so soothing than other cities of India... it was hot due to October heat , a month of heat but from November to February Pune's weather is just awesome .. sometimes temperature drops to 5-degree cel.
Awesome stuff there, Samo - you on a spree without your Sheila...:-).....Always difficult (after like five solid years or so) to adjust to it not just being "the three of us", but this guy, who seems to be a nice fella, despite his ink pile, and that Yank back in Japan, who also tuned out to be cool....man, and those tuk-tuk rides in India, almost worse'n been on a zip-liner.....probably on par with heading the Pamplona bull pack or something - I had some crazy rides myself back in the day - always memorable for a variety of reasons - stuff like that is just priceless - a lifetime of joy, just remembering.....good ole India...:-)
So you've been in India for a while now. Just wondered if it's possible to get food at restaurants/vendors and they'll omit the chilli/hot aspect of the dish. I can handle chilli's in my mouth but my stomach doesn't fare well. I'll leave you with this, molten lava...
You can ask them for no spice or less spice otherwise get some sweat with it it will neutralize its effect. If u follow right order of eating then I think u will not face difficulty
Pune is not really known for a sweet tooth. Even in festivals like Diwali, the typical Pune'ite will offer salty treats rather than sweets as they do in North India. Parvati is definitely worth the climb. Why the heck are all ancient temples built on top of hills ? It's like if you want to pray to Gods, you gotta prove you really mean it and willing to go through a grueling climb to reach the gods.
For some reason the subtitles are turned on, just when I watch your videos. Is it something in your settings that turns it on? I can turn it of but by the blink of an eye it turnes itself on agaun. I really would like to watch it without because the black bar of the subtitles hides all the goodies.
That is strange! Can you try clicking on the CC button near the bottom of the video. Another suggestion would be to change broswers and use Chrome or Mozilla or Explorer, Safari, etc and see if that helps.
@@samuelandaudrey Vark, also called varak (also silver leaf), is super fine filigree foil sheet of pure metals, typically silver but sometimes gold, used to decorate South Asian sweets and food, but also placed on mounds of saffroned rice served on platters, to make those look more appetising.
Basically, yeah. But stray cows are usually found in Rural areas but since no one is stopping those street animals to migrate to urban areas. Therefore cows are found on street and is respected by some orthodox people.
You guys should really try to get some legit food bloggers. Most of the people you take along dont know anything about the food you're eating. Find better guides. It's not that difficult. We're more than a billion after all!!
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Thank you!!!
Damn you gonna miss utarayan. Sucks.
chitale bakarwadi sucks ass, bakarwadi is basically a rajasthani savoury and best to eat it at a rajasthani joint. Chitale is maharashtrian
@@ktolwal no it ain't it was made in Pune or gujarat
amazing start to the video!!!! Can't believe he was trying to scare me ;) It worked!! Another epic food tour!!!!
Ur Profile pic is awesome David ..
Thanks dude! I practically had a heart attack...LOL!
It's David Singh!
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Temple, chai tea, lots of walking, a little bit of sweat, and delicious food. Sounds like an amazing but exhausting day! I bet you had to catch up on sleep when you got home.
Thank you! It was an action packed trip and I ended up getting sick when I came home I think due to lack of sleep. But fortunately I was fine while in India :)
@BADDAS BOY Lol, people keep telling me that and yet I still don't stop. It's a habit, I guess, and in America Chai tea is a thing, even if it literally means I'm saying "tea tea."
Well I think Chai tea means Indian tea according to them
You and David together are so much fun 😄 Those sweets looked delicious. The pistachio one seemed like Arabian sweets too. And the chai was so good!
Thanks Bruno! We just loved getting to try all of those sweets...haha We're going to get fat in India!
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Ah, thank you!
It's great to see you out with the guys Samuel. You're more vocal and outgoing, love it.
Thanks Rebecca! I'm not used to having to speak so much on camera so I'm still learning :)
It is so amazing to see you, Mr. Samuel and your friend, Mr. David adjusting so well to our Indian foods,the heat and all those friends you make when you go on your food tours and spreading so much love and joy all around! Wish you great happiness and success while you are in our country! Cheers!😊👍
Thank you very much Gayathri! We had a great visit.
I go to that area almost everyday :)
That is really cool to hear! Do you often pickup sweets?
@@samuelandaudrey not really. I find myself just wandering around aimlessly ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
I'm seriously crying laughing at the beginning of this video! 🤣 The trek up Parvati Hill looks really strenuous but it looks like it was worth it to get that awesome view and see those gorgeous temples! It looks so beautiful there. The Tandoori chai looks and sounds outstanding and the sweets look amazing, too!
Hahaha...thanks Brandon! That was a bit surreal with the whip cracking that close to us ;) It was well worth it for the views and it was incredible to try some unique sweets and chai afterwards.
@@samuelandaudrey You're welcome, man! I totally agree with what you said about the chai's preparation being like an artform. I thought the same thing while I was watching. :)
Have loved all your videos so far Sam, awesome experience for you guys
Thanks Angie! We've had a great time!
Wao good fitAugie.... How are you dear
hey Samuel bro... pune's climate is so soothing than other cities of India... it was hot due to October heat , a month of heat but from November to February Pune's weather is just awesome .. sometimes temperature drops to 5-degree cel.
Thank you! Ah, would love to visit during a cooler time. I suffer a bit in the heat...haha
@@samuelandaudreyyeah, we are waiting for you. and also do plan for trek to sinhgad fort which nearly about 1 hr drive from pune during winter.
Oh yes another India video!!!!!!!
Thank you very much! Another one tomorrow!
@@samuelandaudrey yayayay cant wait!
Hey Sam. So nice to see u in India. I used to follow your Korean vlogs
Thanks Shilpa! it was great to be back in India and we sure miss Korea!
hey Shilpa how are you??
where are you from in India
I love your vlogs....the like the fact that you are so fun and respectful.
Thank you so much Rajesh!! We'll have more videos coming out soon from India.
Awesome stuff there, Samo - you on a spree without your Sheila...:-).....Always difficult (after like five solid years or so) to adjust to it not just being "the three of us", but this guy, who seems to be a nice fella, despite his ink pile, and that Yank back in Japan, who also tuned out to be cool....man, and those tuk-tuk rides in India, almost worse'n been on a zip-liner.....probably on par with heading the Pamplona bull pack or something - I had some crazy rides myself back in the day - always memorable for a variety of reasons - stuff like that is just priceless - a lifetime of joy, just remembering.....good ole India...:-)
Ah man, those autorickshaw rides are just....the best! hahaha
Original Space yank in Japan?
Love those sweets...mouth watering😋😋... And that background music is good
Thank you! They were so so tasty! Sugary goodness to the max!
Great video! Fabulous music!
Thank you very much!
First of all thank you for coming in Pune.
My blind school is also in Pune.
Which is near by German bakery
Thank you! We really enjoyed Pune.
So you've been in India for a while now. Just wondered if it's possible to get food at restaurants/vendors and they'll omit the chilli/hot aspect of the dish. I can handle chilli's in my mouth but my stomach doesn't fare well. I'll leave you with this, molten lava...
I think you could ask for it to be prepared without those spices.
You can ask them for no spice or less spice otherwise get some sweat with it it will neutralize its effect. If u follow right order of eating then I think u will not face difficulty
Did David mix up countries there talking about Ramadan? That looked like Turkish Delight
I like this better than David’s videos. I mean I enjoy his videos too, but the editing is better here
Thank you! We really enjoyed filming together as we both learned quite a bit from each other.
Hey ..You have to try the Basundi ice cream at Shiv Kailash.
Thanks for the tip!
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happy New year 2019 bro and all of you
Thank you very much! Happy 2019!
indian sweets/desserts are too sweet for me, even tho they're super amazing in flavor..
They are very very sweet! I can understand where you are coming from.
India is too big and too diverse. You can't put it in one box
Well that's because we don't have dessert or sweets with every meal it's just occasional
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Great informative video. David that scream was very butch 😆... kidding.
Thank you! That was such a funny moment!
Great video Sam
Thank you very much Effie!
Pune is not really known for a sweet tooth. Even in festivals like Diwali, the typical Pune'ite will offer salty treats rather than sweets as they do in North India. Parvati is definitely worth the climb. Why the heck are all ancient temples built on top of hills ? It's like if you want to pray to Gods, you gotta prove you really mean it and willing to go through a grueling climb to reach the gods.
Thanks! That is interesting to note about the sweets. Hahaha...you've got to earn those temple views I suppose
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David you're really good. 👍
Thanks! Nice to join him for this trip.
Je vais regarder la vidéo plus tard !! Mais ça donne faim 😉😉😉😉😉
Merci Mat!
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Thanks!
What kind of backpack are you using? Looks military style
It is an Osprey Soujourn.
For some reason the subtitles are turned on, just when I watch your videos. Is it something in your settings that turns it on? I can turn it of but by the blink of an eye it turnes itself on agaun. I really would like to watch it without because the black bar of the subtitles hides all the goodies.
That is strange! Can you try clicking on the CC button near the bottom of the video. Another suggestion would be to change broswers and use Chrome or Mozilla or Explorer, Safari, etc and see if that helps.
@@samuelandaudrey I will try, sange that i jut happes with the Indiaseries, the otherones from Japan don't 😂
being from pune my american cousin say pune is a clean as much as their city
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Nice Video Samuel
Thank you!
Parvati is emotion for punekar
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I hope you mercilessly teased Danid about his feminine scream because of the whip crack. I couldn't stop laughing
Hahahaha...oh that was a funny moment!
I love pune ...
Cool to hear! Do you have any favorite things to do or places to eat there?
Yeah it was silver foil coating on that desert. I don't know whether tin foil is same as silver foil.
its called silver leaf, made from pure silver.
Thanks for letting us know!
It gives it a regal appearance.
Awesome vid
Thank you very much!
I LIVE NEAR PARVATI , PUNE. NICE VLOG MATE.
That is really cool to hear! Nice location!
Bandra East Mumbai mangala nikalje india namaskar David and Sam
Welcome to India brothers.. Have a wonderful time in our country.. 🙂🙂🙂
Thank you very much! We sure love being back in India!
@@samuelandaudrey 😊😊😊
Love u sam from India😘😘
Thank you very much! We sure had a great time on this trip back to India.
@@samuelandaudrey Happy to hear it sam
hello poonam aap kaha se ho
11.27 I can't control myself.. too funny👌👌
Hahaha...thank you!
hello poonam.. ji where are you from? ?
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Real sweets are to be found and relished only in Kolkata.
What can you try in Kolkata in terms of sweets?
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plz vist nashik special misal pav in Maharashtra
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Thanks Michael!
wow !!
Yo bro love your videos !!! Love from Mumbai,India 🇮🇳
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love you bro
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welcome to pune
Thank you very much!
try marzorin on MG road
pune also budhani wafers
shiv kailash kulfi
I"m not sure of the point of the Chai being soo hot. Though I could watch it being made all day long.
Thanks! I'm not sure why either but it certainly almost is.
I wish kindly your 7lkh subscriber bro
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David.......
Thanks!
SAM that is wild
Thank you! It sure was a fun day!
Wihh.. Maloppo ladde' pasti onto'no ro
Goodone sam😍😘😊😊👌👌👍👍
Thank you very much!
*that is silver film 😅😅
Thanks for letting us know. What else is it used for?
@@samuelandaudrey Vark, also called varak (also silver leaf), is super fine filigree foil sheet of pure metals, typically silver but sometimes gold, used to decorate South Asian sweets and food, but also placed on mounds of saffroned rice served on platters, to make those look more appetising.
Strange to hear foreigners call Indian sweets sugary. Nutella, cakes all contain loads of sugar.
Hey hey thanks for sharing this interesting video
Thanks Michael! We sure ate well that day.
Is it in India where they let the cows run and they are sacred?
Basically, yeah.
But stray cows are usually found in Rural areas but since no one is stopping those street animals to migrate to urban areas.
Therefore cows are found on street and is respected by some orthodox people.
From our experience that is more common in North India.
We had that experience in Gujarat!
COWS ARE IMPORTANT IN VILLAGES IN INDIA FOR THERE ECONOMY, AND WHEN YOU DONT KNOW ABOUT IT DONT DISRESPECT.
You guys should really try to get some legit food bloggers. Most of the people you take along dont know anything about the food you're eating. Find better guides. It's not that difficult. We're more than a billion after all!!
Amaizng love you from Pakistan
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Aga maneng mupau tu.. De'wissengi. Mabicara ogi banno
Silver thing on sweets is actually silver that u eat gud for health
Thank you for letting us know!
Marathi subtitles
I'm trying to get the subtitles up :)