You're making us miss Canada already, Granville Island is some of our earliest memories of Canada. So hard to go past a good poutine, especially when it's cold out. The iced cap from Timmies is definitely a popular cold drink but arguably the most popular hot beverage would be a "double double" which is a brewed coffee with 2 cream and 2 sugars. Thanks for the video!
I feel like one mistake people make while visiting Canada is trying to fit a bunch of quintessential "Canadian" foods in to one video. Finding a proper Montreal bagel in Vancouver, or finding a real Halifax donair in Saskatoon is going to be pretty hard! It would be like ordering a Chicago style pizza in Kansas. It may exist, but it's never going to be quite right! I do commend you for trying though! 😂 Typically cheese curds don't really melt much, so I'm not sure how authentic the one you tried was. I hope you were able to try it again! Either way, good job, guys! We're now havin' a lil' binge of your videos now. You guys deserve so much more than 18K!
Hi Jordan and Emily, that Butter Tart looked really interesting. It looked very similar to Pecan Pie without the Pecans on top. After watching the videos so far on Vancouver it makes me really want to visit there. The Poutine definitely looked like comfort food to warm you up on a cold day. I have always heard how beautiful Vancouver Island is and your videos do a nice job of showing the true beauty. I understand from the vloggers David and Sarah that you know them and when they lived in Canada they went to Tim Hortons very often. I guess they are so popular because of the great products and drinks they sell. Looking forward to your next video documenting your travel experiences and mouth watering foods.
Thanks so much! It's such a beautiful place! We know David and Sarah through the internet but JUST missed out on meeting them in person! One day though!
Hey Ben. I don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but Vancouver (the city) is not on Vancouver Island (confusing, I know). Vancouver sits at the Southwest corner of mainland British Columbia. You can catch a 2 hour ferry from Vancouver to Vancouver Island. At the southernmost point of Vancouver Island is the city of Victoria, BC. "Victoria" is actually the capitol of British Columbia.... and quite lovely.
Hi again. Ok the train was my first video of yours and absolutely loved the relaxing, beautiful tour. Now, im binge watching after this video. From Louisiana ❤❤
Ah food, glorious food! Maple fudge is amazing. Aldi actually sell it here in Aus sometimes and it's a beautiful soft crumbly buttery melt in your mouth experience.
my best friend is canadian and has been making butter tarts as far back as i can remember,, she uses currents not raisens, she alwasy gives me 8 or so at christmas time and i ususally shovel 2 in my mouth without even thinking about it lol
Love Canada, hope your going to Victoria, very pretty city as well. I have to say I am not a fan of poutine. Yes if I was younger I would def want to live in Canada so much to see and do, we met lots of young Aussies working and living there around Banff. Yep I find that there food over there is to sweet for me. We did tryBeaver tail in Banff as well. Happy travels, loving your Canada travels.
Ice caps are best in the summer, when it's hot out. Sometimes butter tarts have raisins in them, but sometimes they have pecans, or walnuts. The one food Vancouver is probably best known for is sushi, specifically the California roll, which was invented there. Maple syrup is more of an Eastern Canadian thing, specifically Quebec, which produces 70% of the world's supply of maple syrup.
@@JordanandEmily Also, I've never done that mountain hike in Quamish, but my cousin lives there and she's a real outdoorsy type. My brother visited her a few years ago and she took him on the same hike you guys did. She was fine because she was used to it. But, it almost killed my bro, and he's actually in pretty decent condition.
"Hello" from Prince Edward Island, Canada. I haven't had time to read all the comments, so excuse me if you've already heard this, but a Montreal Bagel is a very specific thing, and never (?) served with Montreal smoked meat, which is also a very specific thing. whoever told you it wasn't was wrong. Much like getting Donairs in Halifax, Montreal smoked meat is best enjoyed in Montreal. Other cities do it, but somehow ..... not as well.
We thought it was a specific thing! 🤔 it was confusing when people hadn't seemed to have heard of it at all. Ahh well, just an excuse to explore more of Canada and eat more things!
Montreal smoked meat isn't typically that fatty and oily. It's leaner and you will taste more of the cured meat. Siegels is great for bagels, but I'm not a fan of the sandwich. Keep Montreal smoked meat sandwich on your list for when you are in Montreal ;)
Montreal is the Canadian capital of culture , best architecture , best food , best night life , historical city , a mix of New York , London and Paris ... Europe in North america Safer than Vancouver
We’re super bummed that we aren’t going to make it to Montreal this trip :( we only realised how good it was once we got here and started hearing about it!
Montreal Smoke Meat is similar to pastrami but made with a different cut of meat. Montreal Bagel are usually not available outside of the Montreal area.
You're making us miss Canada already, Granville Island is some of our earliest memories of Canada. So hard to go past a good poutine, especially when it's cold out. The iced cap from Timmies is definitely a popular cold drink but arguably the most popular hot beverage would be a "double double" which is a brewed coffee with 2 cream and 2 sugars. Thanks for the video!
We have heard so many people order the double double, we'll need to give it a go before we leave 😄 thanks for watching! 😊
@@chrismacboy 😄 no sir, were from Australia!
@@chrismacboy thank you! ❤️
I feel like one mistake people make while visiting Canada is trying to fit a bunch of quintessential "Canadian" foods in to one video. Finding a proper Montreal bagel in Vancouver, or finding a real Halifax donair in Saskatoon is going to be pretty hard! It would be like ordering a Chicago style pizza in Kansas. It may exist, but it's never going to be quite right! I do commend you for trying though! 😂
Typically cheese curds don't really melt much, so I'm not sure how authentic the one you tried was. I hope you were able to try it again!
Either way, good job, guys! We're now havin' a lil' binge of your videos now. You guys deserve so much more than 18K!
Such a good point 😅
Guess the good thing for trying the first time is you have nothing to compare it too!
Thanks so much ❤️
Hi Jordan and Emily, that Butter Tart looked really interesting. It looked very similar to Pecan Pie without the Pecans on top. After watching the videos so far on Vancouver it makes me really want to visit there. The Poutine definitely looked like comfort food to warm you up on a cold day. I have always heard how beautiful Vancouver Island is and your videos do a nice job of showing the true beauty. I understand from the vloggers David and Sarah that you know them and when they lived in Canada they went to Tim Hortons very often. I guess they are so popular because of the great products and drinks they sell. Looking forward to your next video documenting your travel experiences and mouth watering foods.
Thanks so much! It's such a beautiful place! We know David and Sarah through the internet but JUST missed out on meeting them in person! One day though!
Hey Ben. I don't know if it's been mentioned yet, but Vancouver (the city) is not on Vancouver Island (confusing, I know). Vancouver sits at the Southwest corner of mainland British Columbia. You can catch a 2 hour ferry from Vancouver to Vancouver Island. At the southernmost point of Vancouver Island is the city of Victoria, BC. "Victoria" is actually the capitol of British Columbia.... and quite lovely.
Hi again. Ok the train was my first video of yours and absolutely loved the relaxing, beautiful tour. Now, im binge watching after this video. From Louisiana ❤❤
Oh my gosh - this is amazing! ❤
Great video. Have fun guys!
Thanks Suay! 😊
Ah food, glorious food! Maple fudge is amazing. Aldi actually sell it here in Aus sometimes and it's a beautiful soft crumbly buttery melt in your mouth experience.
OMG it does?! Aldi coming through with the goods!
Super jealous of that poutine!!!
Oh my gosh it was amazinggg
Hope you enjoyed Vancouver. I'm a country boy but it's one of my favourite cities
We had an awesome time in Vancouver!
Great views
Thanks! 😊
Happy Thai New Year,🙏😇 Have a Happy Songkran Day.🌊🏖🌅⛲💧
Thank you! 😊
my best friend is canadian and has been making butter tarts as far back as i can remember,, she uses currents not raisens, she alwasy gives me 8 or so at christmas time and i ususally shovel 2 in my mouth without even thinking about it lol
Hahahaha 😆 your lucky to have a friend who bakes them every year! We'd definitely be doing the same if we were given any!
Love Canada, hope your going to Victoria, very pretty city as well. I have to say I am not a fan of poutine. Yes if I was younger I would def want to live in Canada so much to see and do, we met lots of young Aussies working and living there around Banff. Yep I find that there food over there is to sweet for me. We did tryBeaver tail in Banff as well. Happy travels, loving your Canada travels.
Thanks so much! There's so many Australians here it's crazy 😄 feels like home. We are just about to try our first beaver tail! 🦫
Ice caps are best in the summer, when it's hot out. Sometimes butter tarts have raisins in them, but sometimes they have pecans, or walnuts. The one food Vancouver is probably best known for is sushi, specifically the California roll, which was invented there. Maple syrup is more of an Eastern Canadian thing, specifically Quebec, which produces 70% of the world's supply of maple syrup.
Omg nice and confusing move from Canada on the naming of things that were made there
1. *London* Fog
2. *California* Roll
🤣🇨🇦
@@JordanandEmily Well, we're culturally part American/part British, after all, so it kinda makes sense, lol
@@JordanandEmily Also, I've never done that mountain hike in Quamish, but my cousin lives there and she's a real outdoorsy type. My brother visited her a few years ago and she took him on the same hike you guys did. She was fine because she was used to it. But, it almost killed my bro, and he's actually in pretty decent condition.
Thanks for the video
Thanks for watching! ❤️
Add walnuts to the butter tart. Sublime.
Ooohh that's a good tip
Great video!
Thank you! We are glad you enjoyed 😊
you forgot to try all of the opiates Vancouver is best known for
🤣🤣🤣
"Hello" from Prince Edward Island, Canada. I haven't had time to read all the comments, so excuse me if you've already heard this, but a Montreal Bagel is a very specific thing, and never (?) served with Montreal smoked meat, which is also a very specific thing. whoever told you it wasn't was wrong. Much like getting Donairs in Halifax, Montreal smoked meat is best enjoyed in Montreal. Other cities do it, but somehow ..... not as well.
We thought it was a specific thing! 🤔 it was confusing when people hadn't seemed to have heard of it at all. Ahh well, just an excuse to explore more of Canada and eat more things!
@@JordanandEmily I really enjoyed your videos. Thank you. I hope you enjoyed your time in Canada.
Montreal smoked meat isn't typically that fatty and oily. It's leaner and you will taste more of the cured meat. Siegels is great for bagels, but I'm not a fan of the sandwich. Keep Montreal smoked meat sandwich on your list for when you are in Montreal ;)
Omg yessssss absolutely will do!
You have to go to Montreal or Quebec City to experience the French food. Otherwise you’re not getting how good poutine and MTL style bagels really are
we reeeaallly ned to get there - they're probably the biggest recomendations we've got since we left haha
Wow super vlog et je m'abonne à ta chaîne 🤗🤗🔔
Thank you! 😊
its not a shortbread crust, it is flaky pastry; u didnt try Nanaimo bars?
we only tried really really small sample sizes :( they were great though!
Some butter tarts have nothing but the butter filling, others have raisins or pecans
All delicious though right?
Montreal is the Canadian capital of culture , best architecture , best food , best night life , historical city , a mix of New York , London and Paris ... Europe in North america Safer than Vancouver
We’re super bummed that we aren’t going to make it to Montreal this trip :( we only realised how good it was once we got here and started hearing about it!
look for maple nut ice cream
That sounds amazing! We'll keep our eyes out!
The best Poutine is in Quebec.
guess we have to come back to Canada then 😅
*Books flights
looks like pastrami on that bagel
Must have been right!? I guess it was smoked Montreal style 😄
Montreal Smoke Meat is similar to pastrami but made with a different cut of meat. Montreal Bagel are usually not available outside of the Montreal area.
That's part of the Ocean, it's not a lake.
the more you know!
#poutinecrimes
🤣 oh no - what did we do wrong?