All these people are so simple and innocent but my fav is Shela. Shy and such a sweet personality. Glad they all got to enjoy these different treats that are common in US and the rest of the world.
Pretty sure that's not a lady. I think I saw something about them having a transgendered come on the show, and I think that's "her". And also, the name 'Sheila', is usually spelled with an 'I' in it, not 'Shela'. Which I think might be another hint to their true nature. Like their name is a pun, of sorts.
@@JarodMoonchild1975 Shela is how East Indians spell it. I think it's an independently arising name unrelated to Westerners' "Sheila", just sounding the same.
To answer all of you, here's my attempt at that. Most of you, missed my point about the name being a pun of sorts. Secondly, I found the video where they mentioned it in the comments, and I have a screenshot of that. Thirdly, how I view someone, or the world for that matter, is my business, and I wasn't trying to be rude in any way about it, and yet make my opinion clear, something which is difficult to do these days, with the "PC" world we have now. And if these people have the right to be different, I should have the right to view them as I do, and not conform to a ridiculous idea, just because the powers that be, made it so. So, respectfully, @Taimoor Khan, we have to agree to disagree. And like @myahoff said, which I hadn't noticed, they have an ADAM's apple, and where does that name come from again, anyone know/remember that? And when I use the term lady or woman, I'm referring to a natural born female. And that's not me being hateful, but just a biological fact. But if any of you wanna attack me for having a different opinion, then go right ahead. Because there are something like 38 genders now, despite there only being two, biologically speaking, male or female. And also, I'm well past 40, and closing in on 50, so that means I grew up in a time when reality was the norm, and not this crazy version we are presented with now. And I don't mind the term transgendered, because at least that's honest, and gives an accurate description of what we're talking about. And lastly, I didn't want to get all political about this, and that's why my initial comment was as limited as much as I could make it, because I didn't want to ruffle anyone's feathers. And yet here we are, because at least one person here, felt the need to "set me straight" on my opinion. Now turn that over to any other opinion, let's say it was something about food. Would you "correct" me, if I didn't like pizza, and you do? Because it's just a matter of taste, and an opinion to boot. Yet we're supposed to conform to an idea or practice, that we neither agree with, or even believe in, because the world has decided that we should? I'm sorry, but I cant, or won't do that. It goes against my very being to do so. And maybe this is not the case for everyone reading this, but I live in a western country, and it's still a free country. We have the freedom of speech, but there are limits to what you can say, depending on how it's said. But in freedom of speech, the concept of freedom of thought is also included, alongside with freedom of religion, freedom to choose who to vote for, or to not vote at all. And many other freedoms, that many countries have only in name. And until they change it into a law, I have the right to disagree with that line of thinking. So I choose to make a stand for reality, sanity, biology, and truth. And if anyone has a problem with that, I suggest you take it up with God, because I won't bother listening to this craziness, but he might. And I have a right to do so. And to those of you who didn't come at me in that manner, thank you for that, and sorry if this offends you, because that's not my intention at all. But I wanna be perfectly clear about my stance, and that in itself, shouldn't be labeled as hate, even IF someone is offended. I'm offended almost on a daily basis, but it's a part of life, and you gotta learn to roll with the punches. And it's also fine to be offended, it's not gonna kill you, lol. And although I'm often offended, maybe I'm not offended by the same things as most people, unless it makes perfect sense, of course. But I'm not EASILY offended, and mostly, I can give as good as I get. And what that means in other words, while I get offended often, it's more about how the world is now, than what a single individual said, as a general rule. But, as with everything in life, there are exceptions to every rule, and depending on what and how it was said, specifically. And right now, there might even be someone reading this, offended by how long it is, to give you an example. But then why did you click on the 'Read more' "button"? 🤣🤣🤣
I love peanut butter!! I eat a spoonful almost every day! I love peanut butter on toast, I love it with apples, celery, on burgers, so good! I love Shela too! 💝🙂
@@hisokamorow3611 you could always try to make your own jam or jelly. plenty of old school farm recipes to make grape jelly online. do you have cheese cloth to use as a strainer as well as fruit pectin in your stores along with mason jars and fresh grapes? if your shops have those then you should be able to make grape jelly and the grape fruit pulp could be used for other meals.
I love tribal food, my mom is from Pakistan and she makes Pakistani food and it’s so good! They have the best curries and all the spices are so balanced it’s so good
Wow I hope you get a lot of views and many more subscribers! very well done content, you put a lot of work in your videos too, and i love the people on this show, I wish them the best.
there were two methods of making peanut butter. one as noted using roasted the other using boiled. the boiled was in the us but today most peanut butter is done using roasted peanuts. the real interesting fact is that in both cases peanut butter was made so people could get nutrients such as protein a lot easier. either because the person was elderly and hence chewing meat was difficult or because the person for one reason or another had lost a number of teeth and hence chewing was not able to occur. for this reason peanut butter at one point was an expensive specialty health food until mass production came along making it very cheap to the point even the poorest people could buy it. its actually pretty healthy and doesn't go bad without refrigeration for up to a year as long as it keep away from high heat and the cap is on when it isn't being used. This is because no bacteria is in the peanut butter due to the cooking method.
@@thetribalshow7664 the peanut butter and jelly sandwich or if you want to use jam or preserves, has a very short history. about the early 20th century in fact and it was at first a food served at clubs to the rich since peanut butter, spreadable fruit as well as bread were expensive food items. mass production of peanut butter, automatic bread slicing machine coming into use and then more growing of fruit and production of fruit spreads (since with bread becoming more cheap, there was a need to put stuff on the bread) made the pb&j sandwich something that any american could eat. it became something a school or military could serve to hundreds to thousands of people that was cheap and delicious as well as filling. it is also something that children could make by themselves or for their younger siblings since a dinner knife doesn't have a sharp point or a spoon can be used.
Jelly and Jam despite what the UK thinks are two different things. 'To put it simply: Jam is mashed up fruit usually minus seeds that is cooked so it can be stored in glass jars for a period of time , traditionally so one could have fruit in the winter months after it had been stored. Jelly is the fruit juice that due to a naturally occurring substance in fruit enables it to thicken to a semi solid state when cooked. also stored traditionally in glass containers for winter use. it is typically sweeter then jam. Preserves are entire fruit chunks often with seeds that are also cooked and stored traditionally for the winter months. taste as well as texture is also different then jam or jelly plus harder to spread.
I love peanut butter and Fluff (is like marshmallow sauce) They call this fluffinutter. Is very good, but too much gives you problems with your weight :) Maybe I'll send a jar sometime
Can't believe I'm seeing a maulvi (cleric) and a transgender person with make up in the same video from Pakistan! Kudos, very commendable indeed. Awesome video.
Helen, thank you. Actually shela love to read comments and she would be happy that alot of people love her. We are trying to introduce some ladies so we can get our videos better.
Milk was not served unfortunately but they really enjoyed PB&J and took some peanut butter and jam for their kids as well. I hope they have enjoyed it as well.
That is soo good but too much is not good for health as it increases cholesterol. Here in Pakistan butter is important part of breakfast some people eat it by just mixing some sugar in it and some mix it in different kind of curries.
I love my pb&js with bananas in them as well, ectra jam + bananas make the penut butter less dry, also shela is a lovely lady, so well spoken and her attire is very pretty, makes me think the men should add some more color to their outfits to be as stylish 😂
I am a peanutbutter addict I not only put it on bread or toast but on waffles, pancakes, celery, soup crackers, ritz crackers you name it lol......Elvis Presley loved fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches
Terry...... Try peanutbutter and bacon sandwich. Got to have really fresh squishy white bread. Spread PB on 1 slice of bread , set aside. Fry bacon to extra crisp take from pan and put on to bread while still really hot. Fold over with bacon in center. The hot bacon begins to melt the PB. Best sandwich ever.
My favorite combinations for peanut butter sandwiches would be classic peanut butter with grape jelly, peanut butter banana and honey, and peanut butter with apricot preserves
Yep! First channel that seems to have actually taken my advice. w00h00! ;) Seemed a neat idea to actually show folks where things come from, for a teeny tiny bit of context. ^_^
Agreed with most of their comments. Peanut butter on its own is only "okay." But, somehow, with jam/jelly, it is so much better! the jam and peanut butter kind of mix a bit, and the jam has I think a little bit of water in it that helps a little bit with the "stickiness" of the peanut butter... But, yeah. We love these sandwiches and they're super simple to make and they pack/keep well for school lunches, etc., since the peanut butter doesn't really spoil easily.
I'm fine with them not completely liking it, but at least they tried it and can see how we can like it. Much better than some of the other tryers that bad mouthed everything and where it came from. There is a way to not like it but be polite. All of these tryers have good manners.
I find the notion that someone could be personally offended by another person saying bad things about a food, unless they had personally cooked it for them, absolutely ridiculous. There's having manners and being polite to someone giving you food, but how can you get offended just because the recipe originated in your country. I'd like to see one example of someone being rude about a food and then saying that the country it came from is bad because of it. You must have such boring lives if you need to invent drama and offense where there is none. Try taking up a hobby.
Oh, you chose a good brand of peanut butter. It has very little bitterness. I'm saying that as a Canadian 😁 It gives strength when you have to shovel snow in front of your house for half an hour!
@@MsBebegurl0212 They call it a chai, so has cinnamon & cardemom. The cinnamon would taste good with the peanut butter. Not sure about the other chai ingredients
@@Vidchemy i actually eat peanut butter sandwiches with cinnamon and fresh iceberg lettuce.!! I have heard of their tea when they eat other things on this program. They like to dunk stuff in it so I guess it would be good in this instance too.
You can blow their minds. Ask if they ever heard of Elvis Presley rock and roll. His favorite was peanut butter and banana sandwitch.I love it too. In India I would buy peanuts bananas mandarins guava dates on the street then find some yogurt in a small clay pot. Very tasty.
Who invented peanut butter? There is evidence that ancient South American Incas were the first to grind peanuts to make peanut butter. In the U.S., Dr. John Harvey Kellogg (of cereal fame) invented a version of peanut butter in 1895
If they've never seen it, or their body has never been exposed to it (peanut/proteins), seems like the likelihood of being allergic to it would be fairly low? No? IE, the body has to have been exposed to it at some point in order to develop antibodies to react to it, no? Though, I hear it can be a fairly allergenic item, so, perhaps caution is warranted should they at some point BECOME allergic?
Usually first time a person eats something they don't have a reaction. It's the second time thats more dangerous. But some of them were familiar with peanuts so this one should be fine.
You will never heard in Pakistan about peanut allergy as it’s a staple snack in winter , where vender sell roasted whole peanut everywhere. We came to know about peanut allergy when we moved to USA.or even nuts allergy.
This is Pretty cool but please offer These People a chai or someting to drink with it... Peanut Butter is also sold in Germany, I've seen Brands from the Netherlands..
i absolutely love this woman she likes everything, but than they do not give them anything gross which is so good, but some of them react as if it were gross! but this lady i just love her! and she worries about her lipstick, but im sure she knows that you just wipe off the lipstick when your going to eat!...oh NO ANOTHER DR IN THE HOUSE obssessed with a cough!!!! without even trying the thing they just assume it causes but yet they have never seen or heard of the product and yet they know what it causes i dont get it!
@@thetribalshow7664 Yes, I know he didn't invent peanut butter. He was an interesting person and I thought you would like to read about him if you haven't already. It's African Americans month and when I think of peanut butter I think of George Washington Carver. 🤗
Can go on any kind of bread. Bread is bread. It's basically just carbohydrates. Also, it's how most poor families in America eat it. Cheap white bread ("wonder bread," etc.), cheap peanut butter & jelly. So, it's pretty authentic. ^_^
I love your show but I really, really hate that background music. It does not add anything to the video and in fact makes it look like you're trying to make it a comedy instead of being educational.
You showed GIF on a thumbnail. This was clickbait. They never tried Jiff. The best peanut butter. You just gave them crappy peanut butter. unsubscribing if you do it again
@@ezekielsanders3728 its a fact that the try channels often use google images instead of showing on the thumbnail what they are serving. probably has to do with the video editing software they use.
Jif is a well-known brand for peanut butter in foreign but we don't find it every where in Pakistan. So we used Jif on thumbnail for better understanding of video's content because some people doesn't recognise brands that are available in Pakistan.
I’m really glad you brought Shela. Very open minded and progressive of you. God bless
All these people are so simple and innocent but my fav is Shela. Shy and such a sweet personality. Glad they all got to enjoy these different treats that are common in US and the rest of the world.
I think the woman has a friendly face and I like her reaction to the sandwich us Americans love so much. She was very respectful and pleasant
She reminds me of Faye Dunaway from the movie Mommy Dearest...only kind not evil.
Adam’s apple
@@ScallopHolden And your point is what exactly?
@@prd1073 He thinks she's really a man. It's not that hard to figure out you know.
@@mycatz2fatgaming ooh. He's wrong.
I also love this elegant lady. I enjoyed her story about her mother and would love to see her on more often.
Pretty sure that's not a lady. I think I saw something about them having a transgendered come on the show, and I think that's "her". And also, the name 'Sheila', is usually spelled with an 'I' in it, not 'Shela'. Which I think might be another hint to their true nature. Like their name is a pun, of sorts.
Who ever he/she is, they have excellent taste in clothing. I loved the outfit!
@@JarodMoonchild1975 Shela is how East Indians spell it. I think it's an independently arising name unrelated to Westerners' "Sheila", just sounding the same.
@@JarodMoonchild1975 yea, she has an Adams Apple
To answer all of you, here's my attempt at that. Most of you, missed my point about the name being a pun of sorts. Secondly, I found the video where they mentioned it in the comments, and I have a screenshot of that. Thirdly, how I view someone, or the world for that matter, is my business, and I wasn't trying to be rude in any way about it, and yet make my opinion clear, something which is difficult to do these days, with the "PC" world we have now. And if these people have the right to be different, I should have the right to view them as I do, and not conform to a ridiculous idea, just because the powers that be, made it so. So, respectfully, @Taimoor Khan, we have to agree to disagree. And like @myahoff said, which I hadn't noticed, they have an ADAM's apple, and where does that name come from again, anyone know/remember that? And when I use the term lady or woman, I'm referring to a natural born female. And that's not me being hateful, but just a biological fact. But if any of you wanna attack me for having a different opinion, then go right ahead. Because there are something like 38 genders now, despite there only being two, biologically speaking, male or female. And also, I'm well past 40, and closing in on 50, so that means I grew up in a time when reality was the norm, and not this crazy version we are presented with now. And I don't mind the term transgendered, because at least that's honest, and gives an accurate description of what we're talking about. And lastly, I didn't want to get all political about this, and that's why my initial comment was as limited as much as I could make it, because I didn't want to ruffle anyone's feathers. And yet here we are, because at least one person here, felt the need to "set me straight" on my opinion. Now turn that over to any other opinion, let's say it was something about food. Would you "correct" me, if I didn't like pizza, and you do? Because it's just a matter of taste, and an opinion to boot. Yet we're supposed to conform to an idea or practice, that we neither agree with, or even believe in, because the world has decided that we should? I'm sorry, but I cant, or won't do that. It goes against my very being to do so. And maybe this is not the case for everyone reading this, but I live in a western country, and it's still a free country. We have the freedom of speech, but there are limits to what you can say, depending on how it's said. But in freedom of speech, the concept of freedom of thought is also included, alongside with freedom of religion, freedom to choose who to vote for, or to not vote at all. And many other freedoms, that many countries have only in name. And until they change it into a law, I have the right to disagree with that line of thinking. So I choose to make a stand for reality, sanity, biology, and truth. And if anyone has a problem with that, I suggest you take it up with God, because I won't bother listening to this craziness, but he might. And I have a right to do so. And to those of you who didn't come at me in that manner, thank you for that, and sorry if this offends you, because that's not my intention at all. But I wanna be perfectly clear about my stance, and that in itself, shouldn't be labeled as hate, even IF someone is offended. I'm offended almost on a daily basis, but it's a part of life, and you gotta learn to roll with the punches. And it's also fine to be offended, it's not gonna kill you, lol. And although I'm often offended, maybe I'm not offended by the same things as most people, unless it makes perfect sense, of course. But I'm not EASILY offended, and mostly, I can give as good as I get. And what that means in other words, while I get offended often, it's more about how the world is now, than what a single individual said, as a general rule. But, as with everything in life, there are exceptions to every rule, and depending on what and how it was said, specifically. And right now, there might even be someone reading this, offended by how long it is, to give you an example. But then why did you click on the 'Read more' "button"? 🤣🤣🤣
You absolutely need milk with peanut butter it elevates the taste to something glorious. If milk can’t be had them tea is an acceptable substitute.
I loveeee all characters but now my favorite is "shela" she is very innocent, keep it up 💕
I love peanut butter!! I eat a spoonful almost every day! I love peanut butter on toast, I love it with apples, celery, on burgers, so good! I love Shela too! 💝🙂
Great video! I get nervous when I see people eating peanut butter without a glass of water or some other kind of beverage. 😃
milk is best.
Yeah, milk is pretty common to serve to kids with PB&J. Or fruit juice, which seems to go with may kids' meals, too...
@@MGmirkin i wish we had peanut butter jelly here, we have shitty peanut butter which is really bad and we dont have real jelly only marmelade
@@hisokamorow3611 you could always try to make your own jam or jelly. plenty of old school farm recipes to make grape jelly online. do you have cheese cloth to use as a strainer as well as fruit pectin in your stores along with mason jars and fresh grapes? if your shops have those then you should be able to make grape jelly and the grape fruit pulp could be used for other meals.
@@chloehall4270 austria
She's so open minded and loves the food hands down to her. :)
He.
I love tribal food, my mom is from Pakistan and she makes Pakistani food and it’s so good! They have the best curries and all the spices are so balanced it’s so good
I'd swap breakfast in a heartbeat. Give me a roti over bread any day. 💜
That guy was right! You need milk with PB
Wow I hope you get a lot of views and many more subscribers! very well done content, you put a lot of work in your videos too, and i love the people on this show, I wish them the best.
sylamy, thabk you for your such great appreciation. We are working on some new ideas and we would love to hear from you in future as well
I love Shela's attitude. Willing to try something new and not putting it down because it's not familiar. I wish more people were like that.
She enjoys trying everything new and the best thing is she enjoys being on screen amd reading these comments.
@@thetribalshow7664 I hope that she's on very many more episodes. She's a joy to watch :)
Please don't let shela go anywhere
there were two methods of making peanut butter. one as noted using roasted the other using boiled. the boiled was in the us but today most peanut butter is done using roasted peanuts.
the real interesting fact is that in both cases peanut butter was made so people could get nutrients such as protein a lot easier. either because the person was elderly and hence chewing meat was difficult or because the person for one reason or another had lost a number of teeth and hence chewing was not able to occur.
for this reason peanut butter at one point was an expensive specialty health food until mass production came along making it very cheap to the point even the poorest people could buy it. its actually pretty healthy and doesn't go bad without refrigeration for up to a year as long as it keep away from high heat and the cap is on when it isn't being used. This is because no bacteria is in the peanut butter due to the cooking method.
Great Information. Thank you ❤️
@@thetribalshow7664 the peanut butter and jelly sandwich or if you want to use jam or preserves, has a very short history. about the early 20th century in fact and it was at first a food served at clubs to the rich since peanut butter, spreadable fruit as well as bread were expensive food items.
mass production of peanut butter, automatic bread slicing machine coming into use and then more growing of fruit and production of fruit spreads (since with bread becoming more cheap, there was a need to put stuff on the bread) made the pb&j sandwich something that any american could eat. it became something a school or military could serve to hundreds to thousands of people that was cheap and delicious as well as filling. it is also something that children could make by themselves or for their younger siblings since a dinner knife doesn't have a sharp point or a spoon can be used.
@@toomanyaccounts how do you know this stuff, and thanks for the information
@@sylamy7457 i just read a lot
Is Tahir's brother here? (Tribal People Try!) A cough is always involved with new foods. fun!
Oh lort, we have another one talking about cough. I think he needs some Donkey Donuts to cure it😉😉😂😂😂😂
I really enjoy on this show you explain the history of the food and give it cultural context.
May God bless the Whites.. HA! thats funny
...so they can make more tasty food to send to us 😂
Lol Hey My Asian food is tasty too 😆
He's right about the mustard greens & cornbread! I LOVE them 😋
You should visit us sometime in Pakistan so that we can give a heavenly treat of desi Food.
@@thetribalshow7664 If I came to Pakistan as a vegan, would I struggle? I would always worry about offending kind people trying to be generous.
@@bengilkes7676 Come to India instead. There is vegan food to be found everywhere. Pakistan is overwhelmingly non-vegetarian.
Thank you for using the globe. It's good they can see where the country is.
Do they get snow in their area? Maybe Canadians could send them maple taffy to pour on fresh snow and roll with a stick.
Actually they are from deserted area and maybe have never seen snow.
Shela 😍😍😍😍
Jelly and Jam despite what the UK thinks are two different things.
'To put it simply:
Jam is mashed up fruit usually minus seeds that is cooked so it can be stored in glass jars for a period of time , traditionally so one could have fruit in the winter months after it had been stored.
Jelly is the fruit juice that due to a naturally occurring substance in fruit enables it to thicken to a semi solid state when cooked. also stored traditionally in glass containers for winter use. it is typically sweeter then jam.
Preserves are entire fruit chunks often with seeds that are also cooked and stored traditionally for the winter months. taste as well as texture is also different then jam or jelly plus harder to spread.
correct... jelly, jam, preserves, and marmalade... all slightly differing processes for making fruit spreads.
Perfectly true, however colloquially they are commonly used interchangeably in/on both speech and bread.
I love peanut butter and Fluff (is like marshmallow sauce) They call this fluffinutter. Is very good, but too much gives you problems with your weight :) Maybe I'll send a jar sometime
Can't believe I'm seeing a maulvi (cleric) and a transgender person with make up in the same video from Pakistan! Kudos, very commendable indeed. Awesome video.
Shela is lovely and its what she contributes here that's important. Lovely polite lady. I am really glad you included her 🙂
Helen, thank you. Actually shela love to read comments and she would be happy that alot of people love her. We are trying to introduce some ladies so we can get our videos better.
@@thetribalshow7664 you are doing a great job!
You should show them a recipe of peanut butter cookies!
To top it off, you need to grill it! Served hot, it's guaranteed to give your heartburn, but OH, SO GOOD! LOL.
Give them a tall glass of really cold milk!
Milk was not served unfortunately but they really enjoyed PB&J and took some peanut butter and jam for their kids as well. I hope they have enjoyed it as well.
Should have tried the peanut butter on a warm toast! Melted it's less dry.
"May God bless the Whites, and help them make more good food" idk why but I really liked that line. I'm glad they enjoyed!
Also good on bread, peanut butter and shaved chocolate bar.
I can only imagine how good butter made from yogurt is! I need some right now.
That is soo good but too much is not good for health as it increases cholesterol. Here in Pakistan butter is important part of breakfast some people eat it by just mixing some sugar in it and some mix it in different kind of curries.
I love my pb&js with bananas in them as well, ectra jam + bananas make the penut butter less dry, also shela is a lovely lady, so well spoken and her attire is very pretty, makes me think the men should add some more color to their outfits to be as stylish 😂
You said well, I should work on outfits to make them more colourful so that they can match the appearance of shela 😂
I am a peanutbutter addict I not only put it on bread or toast but on waffles, pancakes, celery, soup crackers, ritz crackers you name it lol......Elvis Presley loved fried peanut butter and banana sandwiches
Terry......
Try peanutbutter and bacon sandwich.
Got to have really fresh squishy white bread. Spread PB on 1 slice of bread , set aside. Fry bacon to extra crisp take from pan and put on to bread while still really hot. Fold over with bacon in center. The hot bacon begins to melt the PB.
Best sandwich ever.
My favorite combinations for peanut butter sandwiches would be classic peanut butter with grape jelly, peanut butter banana and honey, and peanut butter with apricot preserves
A *GLOBE!* Super!
Yep! First channel that seems to have actually taken my advice. w00h00! ;) Seemed a neat idea to actually show folks where things come from, for a teeny tiny bit of context. ^_^
Nice!
PB&J is definnitely an American staple food for kids' lunches, etc. :) Pretty much an any-time snack / meal...
Did you take my advice? Nice! I like the globe with a pin in it!
Agreed with most of their comments. Peanut butter on its own is only "okay." But, somehow, with jam/jelly, it is so much better! the jam and peanut butter kind of mix a bit, and the jam has I think a little bit of water in it that helps a little bit with the "stickiness" of the peanut butter...
But, yeah. We love these sandwiches and they're super simple to make and they pack/keep well for school lunches, etc., since the peanut butter doesn't really spoil easily.
I'm fine with them not completely liking it, but at least they tried it and can see how we can like it. Much better than some of the other tryers that bad mouthed everything and where it came from. There is a way to not like it but be polite. All of these tryers have good manners.
even the guy that spit out black water ie coffee and said it was bitter poison at least tried to be polite about spitting it out.
yep, People don't have to like unknown Foods from foreign countrys but still can Show some respect like These People did..
I find the notion that someone could be personally offended by another person saying bad things about a food, unless they had personally cooked it for them, absolutely ridiculous. There's having manners and being polite to someone giving you food, but how can you get offended just because the recipe originated in your country. I'd like to see one example of someone being rude about a food and then saying that the country it came from is bad because of it. You must have such boring lives if you need to invent drama and offense where there is none. Try taking up a hobby.
Their breakfasts sound tasty too!
Oh, you chose a good brand of peanut butter. It has very little bitterness. I'm saying that as a Canadian 😁 It gives strength when you have to shovel snow in front of your house for half an hour!
But actually they liked peanut butter maybe because it was not bitter as you are saying.
Peanut butter and sliced banana sandwich is delicious.
I loved this!!! But please give them some cold milk to drink with peanut butter.
Or their sulemani tea
@@Vidchemy idk what that tastes like but if it is sweet it will cancel.out the sweetness from the peanut butter.
@@MsBebegurl0212 They call it a chai, so has cinnamon & cardemom. The cinnamon would taste good with the peanut butter. Not sure about the other chai ingredients
@@Vidchemy i actually eat peanut butter sandwiches with cinnamon and fresh iceberg lettuce.!! I have heard of their tea when they eat other things on this program. They like to dunk stuff in it so I guess it would be good in this instance too.
You can blow their minds. Ask if they ever heard of Elvis Presley rock and roll. His favorite was peanut butter and banana sandwitch.I love it too. In India I would buy peanuts bananas mandarins guava dates on the street then find some yogurt in a small clay pot. Very tasty.
I love Shela! 👍
Wow ,that’s a woman exuding a great vibe. Movie star charisma.👁💋💄👄.I’m going to eat my peanut butter sandwich’s with a smile on my face.😌
none of them put enough peanut butter or jelly on to taste conservation i guess.
Who invented peanut butter? There is evidence that ancient South American Incas were the first to grind peanuts to make peanut butter. In the U.S., Dr. John Harvey Kellogg (of cereal fame) invented a version of peanut butter in 1895
you can also put PB on apples
A cold glass of milk will go great with the peanut better sandwich .
I love em all!
That's my first time watching this channel and I would like to know Shela is a trans woman? She is adorable and so beautiful 😊
Does it matter? Her elegance and beauty speak for themselves, surely?
@@prd1073 go put on a dress and bake me a pie woman
मैं भी मुल्तानी हूँ हमारे दादा जी मुल्तान् पाकिस्तान से आए थे इसलिए मुझे पता है
She has a huge Adam's apple. 🤣🤣🤣
Fun Video 🤣🤣🤣
introducing peanut butter to people who have never even seen it... what if they are allergic?
If they've never seen it, or their body has never been exposed to it (peanut/proteins), seems like the likelihood of being allergic to it would be fairly low? No?
IE, the body has to have been exposed to it at some point in order to develop antibodies to react to it, no?
Though, I hear it can be a fairly allergenic item, so, perhaps caution is warranted should they at some point BECOME allergic?
how does one know if they are allergic if they aren't exposed to it or tested for it? they knew what peanut tasted like.
Usually first time a person eats something they don't have a reaction. It's the second time thats more dangerous. But some of them were familiar with peanuts so this one should be fine.
They didn't seem unfamiliar with peanuts, just peanut butter.
You will never heard in Pakistan about peanut allergy as it’s a staple snack in winter , where vender sell roasted whole peanut everywhere. We came to know about peanut allergy when we moved to USA.or even nuts allergy.
Let's find out if they like sweet and salty things as much as Canadians do! Lol
Aww bless them :)
This is Pretty cool but please offer These People a chai or someting to drink with it...
Peanut Butter is also sold in Germany, I've seen Brands from the Netherlands..
non american peanut butter often tastes stale in comparison to american made
@@toomanyaccounts i think they're OK but i like the US Brands better
Tell them how many calories they are eating! that will blow their minds
“My lipstick will be spoiled” - very relatable 😄
yes, add hot milk, and thats just how I'd do it
From which city you are ?
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I just can't watch them eat that dry bread...
i absolutely love this woman she likes everything, but than they do not give them anything gross which is so good, but some of them react as if it were gross! but this lady i just love her! and she worries about her lipstick, but im sure she knows that you just wipe off the lipstick when your going to eat!...oh NO ANOTHER DR IN THE HOUSE obssessed with a cough!!!! without even trying the thing they just assume it causes but yet they have never seen or heard of the product and yet they know what it causes i dont get it!
pearls before swine
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Google George Washington Carver.
Robin he was a American agricultural scientist who invented more than 300 products from peanuts but he didn't invent peanut butter.
@@thetribalshow7664 Yes, I know he didn't invent peanut butter. He was an interesting person and I thought you would like to read about him if you haven't already. It's African Americans month and when I think of peanut butter I think of George Washington Carver. 🤗
I would also like your food better than peanut butter and jelly.
lmao
साढ़े chenal क्यूँँ spret करन 😆😅😅🤣
Did we have to use white bread? most unhealthy bread known to man.
Yes! PBJ on white
Can go on any kind of bread. Bread is bread. It's basically just carbohydrates. Also, it's how most poor families in America eat it. Cheap white bread ("wonder bread," etc.), cheap peanut butter & jelly. So, it's pretty authentic. ^_^
Sometimes you just have to go old school.
I love your show but I really, really hate that background music. It does not add anything to the video and in fact makes it look like you're trying to make it a comedy instead of being educational.
That's a Trans.
You also gave them Pizza without sauce... WTF?
they had ketchup upon request
George Washington Carver created peanut butter
Wtf is marcellus
You showed GIF on a thumbnail. This was clickbait. They never tried Jiff. The best peanut butter. You just gave them crappy peanut butter. unsubscribing if you do it again
channels will often use google images for the thumbnails. buzz off if you cannot comprehend things
@@toomanyaccounts I've never heard such a stupid response. Thank you. It made me laugh and it made my day
@@ezekielsanders3728 its a fact that the try channels often use google images instead of showing on the thumbnail what they are serving. probably has to do with the video editing software they use.
Jif is a well-known brand for peanut butter in foreign but we don't find it every where in Pakistan. So we used Jif on thumbnail for better understanding of video's content because some people doesn't recognise brands that are available in Pakistan.
@@thetribalshow7664 you hearted the comment telling me to buzz off so unsubbed... you give Pizza to people without sauce. Just ketchup up LOL