Eating ROTTEN Sheep in Europe!! Why Do They Do This??
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🇫🇴BLOOD SAUSAGE & POTATOES: Strain the fresh blood into a bucket. Add clove seasoning (china pink), salt, cinnamon, blue packets ingredients, white packet ingredients, raisins and green bag ingredients. Break off the caul fat into the pot. Slice blood sausage. In a frying pan, add butter, and sliced blood sausage. Peel potatoes. In a frying pan, add butter and sliced potatoes.
🇫🇴SHEEP HEAD: Ferment heads for 10-12 days. Place the sheep heads into a pot to boil for an hour with salt.
🇫🇴 FERMENTED SHEEP (RAESTKE): Ferment for three moths with salt. Place in broil tin and broil for an hour.
🇫🇴SHEEP TESTICLES: Slice testicles and season with garlic, paprika, steak seasoning and a blend of seasons. Add to frying pan. Serve with mayonnaise and a blend of rosemary, oregano and thyme
🇫🇴SHEEP FAT SAUSAGE: Clean the sheep intestines and stuff with sheep fat. Boil for 1 hour.
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Loved you on joe rogan experience.i love your show it is my favourite food show i watch everyday😘😍😍😍
Loved you on joe rogan experience.i love your show it is my favourite food show i watch everyday😘😍😍😍
Good day I hope all is good I have been following you all the way and Iove everything that you are doing you a very good guy who does not undermine people.. You where in my town willomore but I was out of town I was so anhappy about.. But may God bless you maybe next we will meet
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Rotten meat ir defroze meat can cause arthritis Wow painful in joints in body bones
I love how the son described being adopted. "Someone gave me life, but they have let me live it" (paraphrased) That was the best way I've heard someone pay tribute to their adoptive parents. Beautiful.
Must have made the adoptive parents so happy. He's 100% my dad. Loved it!
Absolutely love how their mostly homogenous society accepted him being of a different ethnic background. His family is beautiful.
And they trash the faroe island genepool in the process. Stupid suicidal altruism
@@chef-mj8ns Ok Adolf.
@@nahor88 He was right though. Import the third world = become the third world
“Someone gave me life, but my parents gave me the opportunity to live it” Wow what a profound statement.
*life. (Yes, I’m that guy. Punch me).
@@AM-qm4vc *Punch.*
@@AM-qm4vc I was about to do it but Ty for being that guy also
^cant believe theres still people who do that shit XD
@@yungweezer Can’t believe someone actually calls himself “YUNG weezer”. B!tch, you’re not a rapper. 😭💀
This has to be one of my top 3 videos. The way Sonny just connects and cracking up with the whole family. You could tell him and Jacob would have been good friends 😂
You and the son had great chemistry, you need to invite him to host a side series and get his reaction of different dishes around the world as you do but with the added chemistry, that would make a great show!
Totally
Yeah, I like that duo as well!
Thats child labour. It's illegal. Impossible.
@@Gerald69420 what you talking about.
@@Gerald69420 The son is a grown man. The hell are you talking about?
Ohh Man. That last part when you ask Jacob about being adopted, that was intense.
And his answer was absolutely emotional.
That's why we love you Sonny. You not only show us about food and culture, you also make us emotional with these things by asking about their personal life and stuff related to them.
You always give us inspiration Sonny.
You are an absolutely amazing man.
Love you Sonny and team. 🥰
Not only did he address the elephant in the room, he did it in such a respectful way. It did not come across as “why are you different”.
Blessings to Jacob and his family....Your Parents must be so proud of the Man you've become. john from Kansas, USA.
@@donvito782 Can you enlighten us how this show is scripted and rehearsed?
Also, are you new to this channel? This is not just a Food channel.
@@donvito782 ofcourse there is this hater that always got something to say, please go to mark wiens channel.
@@BTKXXX Some channels are there to piss off people and it looks like Don Vito's is one of them.
That convo about whale balls 😂
I always admire Sonny's natural ability to connect with people.
I almost choked on my saliva 🤣
The drag 😂😂😂
Sonny will *always* bring balls into something. Always.
I love it!
I was cracking up with that conversation 🤣🤣🤣
it’s crazy how each ball weighs 1100 lbs
Almost cried when the son talked about his parents was easily the most beautiful and profound moments I’ve seen in a long time
Sonny is not just a food reviewer and content creator, he's also a phenomenal cultural ambassador. Love how he allows us to get to know the people on such a personal level as well. Thank you, Sonny, keep up the great work! 👏👏
Nice to see this young man respecting his parents, and appreciating their efforts.
He should be a regular part of the show he's so good in front of the camera.
Im about to cry, very good family.
I think rainbow didn’t attack their society yet
@@HMD1986-
No.
Hence these "outsider" kids are more likely to assimilate to the native culture.
Awww Jacob's family seems so humble and genuine. Thank you for another great watch!
They all do, too bad vegans would massacre them until their last breath
@@ragenaros4475 I hope not. To each their own in my opinion. Unfortunately some people force their ways/beliefs on others and leave no room for history or choice. Sad overall. If anything, I hope they are left to continue living the way they have for generations.
@@ragenaros4475 What where did you get that ?
@@ragenaros4475 I'm vegan, and no, I think they're awesome. As would most vegans
@@ragenaros4475 que the random bullshit about vegans, as tradition
Jacob seems like a wonderful person, I want to have a husband like him one day. His wife and kids are beautiful and his story is so heartwarming. Loved this personal story of the family.
Calm down Lania.
keep it in your pants gurl... 😂
So proud of you Sonny!!!! To go from feeling lost to finding yourself in adventure, you deserve all the greatness that comes your way. Been watching a long time, big fan! ❤️
I lived with a guy from the Faroe Islands when I went to Bording school, he once got a package of dried fish and whale; all the other guys in our house despised it and couldn't handle the smell but I absolutely loved it.
Isak if you see this, miss you buddy and thanks for giving me an experience I still think back on years later!
How lucky that you got to experience something that many of us will never have the opportunity to do. Kudos to you for opening up your palate to try something different at such a young age! ❤
Miss you too, buddy!
I'm not Isak. I just wanna miss you.
@@cohandora …..😂😂😂
Miss you too buddy and im not also isaac
That was the coolest ending. I really like when you don't only talk about the food, you give the viewers an opportunity to get to know the people who live wherever you take us.
Yeah. It’s like “Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown” but on TH-cam
I don't care to know the people, but I would forever be wondering what the hell is this south american guy doing there, so I agree, it's cool he addressed that, lmao.
Wow...I didn't expect that. Food and life story sharing. This a great team of content creator. It's not just the food but also the people who prepare it. Sonny really knows how to put chemistry between him and the folks around him.
This guy is super respectful and that’s really important good on ya mate
Very happy for Jacob, he's able to love and appreciate who gave him birth but also appreciates and loves who his parents are.
I just want to say that you and your production team do an amazing job. I learn so much about food and culture of people around the world. Cheers to you guys 🎉
Can you believe that food network and travel channel skipped on this team? Probably the best bad news you can receive because now Sonny owns all of the content, earned his way onto the worlds biggest podcast, and gets more views than a TV show could ever hope for.
[Jesus] said, "Indeed, I am the servant of Allah. He has given me the Scripture and made me a prophet. And He has made me blessed wherever I am and has enjoined upon me prayer and Zakah as long as I remain alive And [made me] dutiful to my mother, and He has not made me a wretched tyrant. And peace is on me the day I was born and the day I will die and the day I am raised alive." That is Jesus, the son of Mary - the word of truth about which they are in dispute. It is not [befitting] for Allah to take a son; exalted is He! When He decrees an affair, He only says to it, "Be," and it is. [Jesus said], "And indeed, Allah is my Lord and your Lord, so worship Him. That is a straight path." Then the factions differed [concerning Jesus] from among them, so woe to those who disbelieved - from the scene of a tremendous Day.
Maryam 19:30-37
"The Messiah, Jesus, son of Mary, was no more than a messenger of Allah"
As a colombian it's awesome seeing they were adopted in such a far away place
And they assimilated properly to the native culture.
This made me want to go on a vacation here so bad. Thank you for sharing their culture with such respect! Loved this family too
Sunny has a special talent for connecting with people. No matter where he is, whether it is in Vietnam, Indonesia, India, Bangladesh, or in this episode, the Faroe Islands, he knows how to bond with the locals. He has a way of finding common ground and building relationships with people. Plus, his sense of humour and timing are amazing. Just like always it was a great watch and Sunny never disappoints. This episode was edited really well, and I can't wait to see more from Bangladesh.
but not in Egypt, LOL
He got that minnesota niceness haha
@@untuknontonyutup1298 maybe he should come back now that the government has literally changed the law for him 😏
Hence the Best Ever Food Review
@@untuknontonyutup1298i mean it is a joke how they treated him
Jacob seems like such a genuine and wholesome dude. That speech about his dad at the end brought a tear to my eye. This is such a great episode.
What an incredible series. Thank you for bringing these awesome cultural experiences to us!
The Faroe Islands has fascinated me for a long time. You’ve provided insight into their culture and their cuisine. Thank you for making this documentary.
man, i fuckin tear up sometimes watching your videos, Sonny. you're just such a great dude, and honestly you inspire me to try new things. you never "yuck" anyone's "yum," and you're always simultaneously respectful and funny. the world could use more people like you in it ❤
This is not a food review channel.. This is a cultural documentary that makes me appreciate our planet and I will support this channel till I'm an old woman. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
Hell yeah!
You go girl.
Awesome! At the very start, I loved the couple...at the end, it all made sense why I loved them, wonderful people! Purposeful life! Spend time with that family, you go home with a positive way to look at life and so much love!
I remember watching Bizarre Foods years back with Andrew Zimmern when he went to that place...he could not get those people to open up at all, it was honestly kind of an odd episode because of how they barely talked or reacted to anything he did. But here you are getting them to relax and even joke around seemingly so easily. And I think they respected how open you were to trying everything without hesitation. Good stuff.
Wow arthritis is cause of rotten meat
Also because they have a good sense of humour😉 a bit nordic as black... But once you get it...and sonny certainly does, has as grasp🤗😅
Zimmern kind of strikes me as being condescending, as well as being very "on" for the camera. When Sonny had him on an episode it was really disappointing. Like, obviously he's looked up to this guy for years, then he came across as a total dick. I used to really like him when I was a kid but I've become disillusioned.
@@arieldanielle23 I get what you are saying completely and i think it is because the TV guys always looked down their nose at youtube guys. I saw him with Mark Weins too and that same dynamic was clear. Mark was his usual happy self plus starstruck and Zimmern just had that "what am i doing here?" attitude. and it is the exact same way movie stars look down on TV guys.
Sonny is a peoples person, so it's eat for people to open up to him. He also has beautiful manners and always so receptive to learn, those qualities work for him
As a person who grew up in rural southern US a couple of decades ago I think it's important to see farm animals raised and slaughtered.
It teaches you respect and sacrifice as well as avoiding excessive meat consumption.
It's easy to eat pounds of bacon when you're not the one who saved the sow buried in the mud as a runt.
Gosh ! You really have a wild palate..hats off to you for tasting the most weird food around the world and most of all the connections you have with them too 👍🏻
what a sweet family and what a great episode!
Great show Sonny, I appreciate the authenticity and you not shying away from asking "uncomfortable" questions. I love these series, imho the best on TH-cam (Sorry Mark) ... 😂
mark?
@@aleh781 Wiens 😉
Mark Wiens focuses more on the food and Sonny does more cultural stuff. Both are great to watch!
I love how you managed to express your experience that some of the food was intense without being at all insulting.
Always on top he knows how to respects diffrent Cultures and that makes this Chamnel more Intresting.
Duuuuuuude…
Been watching this show for years, going through my bi-annual monthly binge.
The last segment of this video had me choking up!
What a fantastic show you guys have built. From the team’s work, to Sonny’s fantastic job at being personable and the ability not to disrespect anyone; from the choice of music; the editing…
Bravo, folks.
Bravo.
Sonny is so super chill and funny, his jokes Crack me up. On another note, I really enjoyed that wholesome story of the young man who was adopted and is just so cool and nice. Loved this episode.
Loving this series... the Faroe Island people are so humble, intelligent and likeable!
including the adoption story was so wholesome :)
Oh gosh I loved this episode. I hope there’s more in the series!
Once again top notch my man. Cheers to you and your team for always bringing the best. Thank you!
Great wholesome family, you find some of the best people to introduce you to their culture. Keep doing your thing!
I absolutely love Sonny always making it about more than just food. Keep it up and you'll be bigger than anyone ever on YT!!!
Bro, skinning that sheep like that is amazing!
Honestly, feel like these were some of the best people on the show. Almost like Sonny was literally just becoming family to them.
Possibly my favorite episode sofar. Entirely natural and so wholesome. Thanks for going places not all of us are able to and bringing the experience to us.
The behavior of the hosts is really commendable, very kind and welcoming
Your travels are so inspiring. Makes me wanna see the world!
Me having fun and laughing at watching Sonny eat sheep head and then all of a sudden that heart-to-heart with Jacob made my heart melt.
One of my favorite channels...It's so cool to get to see you experience all of the unique cultures around the world. It's a dream for a lot of people to be able to visit just one of these places. It's not just about the food you eat it's the people and the cultures. So amazing for me to see. Thanks for uploading your experiences. Loved seeing you on Rogan too.
Thanks for sum fun 2 weeks it was brilliant to show you Faroe island 🇫🇴
Learning about who everything is made, and seeing everything and who everyone lives, and what types of food they eat,will give a better understanding of there lives.
Sonny you are absolutely awesome thanks for showing and educating us soo about other beautiful cultures, I truly enjoy your content and appreciate your presence 😍♥️🙏🏼
Absolutely amazing series of videos so far. Loving their respect for the sea, land and everything around them. Amazed how nothing goes to waste. I guess living in such remote place you learn how to use everything and make it taste good. 😂
never said but the bones 2 for soup..
like killing dolphins and whale..
@@saumyasrg Yes like killing dolphins and whales. People’s all over the world eat whatever is around them. They’re not stripping the oceans of them. They only take what comes into their local waters.
Sonny has a way to maneuver the most complex cultures, from the Maasai to SA game hunting and Faroe Islands series. Perfect.
The fermented food sounds very tasty- above all, the story of the brother and sister that were adopted by the two kind hearts mother and father touched my heart for sure.
Yeah I sometimes leave the beef I buy on the counter at room temperature for 4-5 days sometimes and I personally find that it makes the beef faaaar more tender to the point that you don't need to cook it. Whenever I make meat loaf I do this and just mold the raw beef into a loaf and put a sauce of ketchup and a LOT of brown sugar on top as a glaze and serve it to my family. Sure, we have gotten parasites before as well as food poisoning but sometimes taste is more important than maybe getting sick for a couple days or shitting out worms. If anything the worms make shitting more interesting and help with weight loss.
@Hia Dei Kum every thing tastes better fermented/aged.
Like cheese? Meats, fruits, wine, alcohol etc. I think us humans are on to something 🤭
@@Travybear1989 LOL
Sonny you bring me so much Joy! I share your videos with all my family and I proudly proclaim "He's from Minnesota!!" Much love from your home state!
Sonny and Jacob and the balls. OMGEEE! Hahaha! Those two and their commentary had me laughing out loud! 😂 Loved the sound effect of the ‘gulp’ at 2:52. Again, what a beautiful family and beautiful traditions. The way that Jacob processed the sheep was amazing. Beautifully done! I love how turkey, prime rib, or in my case-tamales and posole are reminders of Christmas. On Faroe Islands, it’s fermented sheep and innards, the head, and fat. Sonny, thank you for taking the time to describe the odor and taste. It was as if I was there right there along side you. Loved this video so much! Thank you!
Recently discovered best ever food review show and it’s quickly becoming my favorite channel to watch, cheers!
This video was hilarious and oddly satisfying. I don't think I would be adventurous enough to eat fermented meat, let alone fermented sheep intestines currently, but I am glad you did and I got to watch you react to it! Also the social bonding is very wholesome.
The dynamic between you and Jacob was great! Would love to see him take a travel with you!
I appreciate Jacob's willingness to divulge his background. As soon as he popped up I was like hmmm something's different...
there is not different about him compared to any other faroese. Ikki skoða hundin á hárinum!
By far my favorite so far , humble respectful all around open minded you can tell they weren’t weirded out by anything awesome episode great story . 👌🏽🙌🏽
You had great chemistry with these guys. All your jokes landed really well with them.
great show. I loved the comfort level between everyone.
I am so glad that I follow this channel from the very beginning! Always fun to watch Sonny.
Almost brought to tears when he talked about his Dad. Phenomenal.
Damn, I’ve had to remove a destination from my bucket list, to make room for a Faroes culinary adventure!
Thanks for this, it’s a fantastic video.
Loving these Faroe island 🇫🇴 vlogs and Jacob what a guy his parents done great job rasing such a great guy he seems nice 💙 Loving these videos
This was a fascinating series. You handled all of it well & it might be my favorite series you've done.
Thank you for the laughter you gave me.
And Jacob's "he is my dad" that's so wholesome
Very nice work ! Love to see you enjoy those moments :)
What a wholesome experience Thank you.
You and your team just get better with time. Thanks!!
This is a very interesting episode. I absolutely love the humour in it. Thanks again guys😁😄
I love to see you in that part of the world! Fantastic video, as always!
It's amazing how respectful the comments are in this forum as opposed to other forms depicting the slaughter and consuming of unusual foods. Good to witness
Not all foods deserve respect.
Watching and hearing Sonny laugh makes me smile. 😂
The last part of the video really explains why this channel really is the best food review show. Sonny makes it seems like a convo between friends rather than interviewing a stranger.
This was such a heart felt episode hearing thr guy talk about his adopted parents.
This show has just gotten better and better. Respect.
Jacob would be great to have as a friend, he is hilarious. That explanation of the Drag effect of whales, was outstanding. Keep them coming Sonny.
What an amazing family. They are so incredibly nice!
This was a wholesome episode🥰
This was great to see. Thank you!
it's crazy how much this channel has grown... keep up the amazing work sonny and crews!!
I'm so glad your are expanding your travels, that was awesome, now I want to go :)
The last shot with the mountain towering behind the town and glowing like there's gold behind it is so beautiful. It's like a mountain where gods live.
Dry fermented sheep is soooooo good! We eat it in Morocco as well (after we preserve meat from Eid) and it does take getting used too, but the pungent smell can be so addicting
They do it in Haiti too. It tastes good. But you have to get used to the taste, indeed. I think they also eat fermented sheep in France as well.
When I was younger, the concept seemed wierd (American here), but it's basically like how we treat dairy. Ferment it.
I love how they opened up to you, and I loved Jacob and his family
they didn’t😊 They would treat everybody the same way. You will always get an honest answer in the Faroe Islands.. Sorry but the ‘waves’ pesting the rest of the World, or many parts of it anyway haven’t reached the Faroe Islands, or rather they have but they have all been rejected as utter nonsens!
So awesome Sonny, just found about about your channel via the JRE. Being a French foody myself, and,having lived in Africa and now in Australia I can totally relate to some of your videos! Consider doing a video on Australian bush tucker (native aboriginal food), you'll have so much material food and culture wise.
This is not a food review channel. This is a cultural documentary that makes me appreciate our planet and will support this channel till l'm an old woman. 🥰🥰🥰
What is it then?
This was definitely one of your more exceptional videos! Thank you!
This was a lovely, fascinating and all round great video! The people of these islands seem so nice and down to earth
Best episode to date ! Badass y'all!
Next Anthony Bourdain. I love your videos! Fantastic cinematography, story telling, editing, and hosting! Whole package! I just subscribed and I cant stop watching! More power to you guys! 👏👏❤️🇵🇭
I love this show!!! It is easily the best food show on the planet!
I like this way of sacrificing animals. I feel like it's the most humane way of doing it. Love the Videos
That looks so good!
Loved this one, freaking epic. Thanks for the awesome content
I've eaten some really bad blood pudding and am scarred from having done so, but that recipe she used has me willing to try again lol. So many different ways...
I recommend the spanish Morcilla black pudding - - if you like chorizo you will like that
@annother3350 love chorizo, will put this on my try list!
My mother used to make it but as a child did find it too sweet as we likewise put syrup on top. Perhaps today I would appreciate it more🤔😉😅
I think it is something you have to grow up with in order to really love it. Being from the North of England I adore the stuff, but I can appreciate it is not for everybody. Most blood pudding is made from pig's blood, so the Faroese way (with sheep's blood) is quite different. I like the way they add dried fruit to it (something I'm sure was done here in England a few hundred years' ago).
There are certainly bad blood puddings, especially now that most of it is made from dried blood, and I'm not a fan of Scottish versions (too mealy and dry).
I do like the fresh Spanish versions, morcilla, (but not the hard cured versions), and I would love to try the French Normandy versions (with apple).
@@horsenuts1831 The hard cured Morcilla on a pizza though is amazing!
The sheep innards, the sheep head. The oven cooked meat. I was drooling this entire episode😋😋😋 if I could teleport to that dinner table i would. Amazing episode Sonny and team well done 👌🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
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@@jasonvoorhees5640 😂they are a delicacy in many countries, including mine, South Africa. very delicious😋
I just omitted omisis in my mouth portal
@@Mandi_Zwane89ethnic Estonian here (I’m second gen American) same for us 😂 this video was super comforting and homey lol
@@E42545 😋😋if only they knew how delicious it is.