Lmao no disrespect but I assumed the slim mami couldn’t cook from the thumbnail. Now sis telling me she just started cooking a year ago 😂 good bless her heart
Slim mami didn't appreciate the egg too, in the best looking plate 😭😭 like girl at that point it's subjective 😂 that egg was beautifully soft boiled dammit 😂😂 (I fookin love eggs can't see no disrespect come their way sorry ahahahah)
The Afro woman was so confident, glad she won. She was not only confident but her food looked the best easily. It had nice presentation and looked very vibrant. 10/10
I love how polite and complimentary everyone is to one another. The third spaghetti def looked the most legit. I could smell it through the phone. And that bread? Oh my god.
She was critical but fair and that’s why she won bc she’s not delusional, she’s passionate lol. That last spaghetti looked so good! I love a decorated plate!
If they consistently keep bringing back blindfolds, then people will become self aware and try to detect their own dish more. It's better to mix it up to keep people on their toes
From where I’m from (FL) Haitians normally use hotdogs and ketchup I’ve also seen it normally used in Haiti the times I’ve visited my dad along with fish
I loved that what made each of them think their plate was the best is the fact that it's linked to loved ones. Idk it just makes me happy to see how love and a sense of community can be conveyed through a recipe
He made an authentic Haitian spaghetti. They made a first generation one. The difference is simple. The money and availability of ingredients. The egg and hotdog is a protein source that is affordable. The sausage is simply not. Hillshire doesn’t have a farm in Haiti 😂
I was raised in Haiti until the age of 14 and I am deeply invested in Haitian history and culture. In Haiti, people actually make it with not just the hot dogs but with herring (aransò) sometimes. And yes, the winner is right. We do sometimes have avocado, boiled eggs, and bread on the plate. What I do realize is that in the diaspora, we don't make 60 percent of the things that people make in Haiti and there are also variations within the dishes. All of that makes sense. People use what is available to them and people who grew up outside of Haiti do have different tastes based on what is acceptable in their society. I can see why people outside of Haiti often don't like the hot dogs in it. This is not how hot dogs are consumed where they grew up. You have to understand though. In Haiti, for a lot of people, hot dogs are just more accessible. Also, remember! Despite the country's size, its cuisine is incredibly diverse. Different regions do use different techniques and ingredients. Some examples --- In the North, we use a lot of cashews in sauces. In Artibonite and parts of the West, they tend to use coconut in cooking. I know people in Grand'Anse love making Tonm Tonm (fufu made with breadfruit). There are many more examples, but you get the gist.
what does it mean to put a foot in the food? i've heard that term used a lot by the black people in these tasting channels. someone even said they put a little of their heel in it. i don't get why they say that? americans say "foot in the mouth" as a bad thing, but "foot in the food" sounds like a praise.
you're a disgrace being a black girl and referring to having long black hair as an afro. It's literally just long hair, but you call it an afro because of a words created and propogated by whites and jews. Blacks that don't speak english don't refer to their uncut hair as an afro. Native blacks don't refer to their homeland as 'africa'. When their skin gets dry they don't say they're "ashy". You're propagating a system created by whites and jews that you don't even fully understand, you don't understand the reason why the word "Africa" and "Afro" was created by white people and you use the word to define the texture of black people's hair while you post comments. You have dark skin but the hair texture of a white person who curled their hair. Wtf. Africa is a word created by white people, you see major companies defining black music artists as "Afro Pop" "Afro Soul" "Afro Beats" when they're the ones who created and pioneered music, only to have to have their works associated with a word literally created by the united nations
@@lang-ed3bk you are correct. to put your foot in your mouth is a phrase that basically means you said something incorrectly, usually adamantly wrong, and once proven wrong, the person is told to put their foot in their mouth as a way to silence them after their arrogance lol. But to put your foot in your food means that your food is VERY good, similar to you putting your heart and soul into a dish, the foot goes in there as well when it tastes like pure Heaven!
I luv cocoa butter videos. They entertaining while being interesting as well. It’s so interesting to see the different ways that each contestant prepare the dishes throughout the videos.
@@lang-ed3bkwhat's interesting, is that if we have a negativity bias...we can perceive a lot more as rude/offensive etc, than those who don't have that lens. This is a subconscious thing. The studies of people who perceive neutral expressions as angry is interesting too, and there are different disorders that this is more prevalent in...as well as history of trauma can deeply influence this. Trying to see the threat, before it gets you...makes us see threat where it doesn't exist sometimes. We can then respond as if there was a threat and create a threat! It becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. That's why introspection and metacognition are good steps to take...then we can look under the hood and do the work, and be less offended and threatened. It's empowering and promotes more peace.
lol I'm confused, in Haiti, they always use hot dogs in spaghetti. The dish is traditionally cooked with hot dogs. Sausage in Haitian spaghetti is an American thing. Branly's dish was the closest to a traditional Haitian spaghetti. If they were about it, they would have used Aranso (salted dried fish) lol.
I am Italian and Filipino and have tried Haitian spaghetti with egg and spicy sausage many times. It has tasted different each time but you can still tell it is Haitian style. The whole time all I can think is how strange it tasted and at the same time have to take another bite, it is really good if you don't think about what Italian/American spaghetti tastes like and try to compare, kind of like at Jollibees Filipino spaghetti, all you can think is why is it sweet and the hot dogs feel cheap, and then all of a sudden you are finished with it and order another plate to go. They are all good.
@@sanyaf407 Hi twin, we are the rare ones. My Filipino last name is Bacani and my Italian side is Sabato. It is strange I have jet black hair but when I grow a beard it is bright bright red. I just did a couple movies with Sylvestor Stallone and Five Nights at Freddys and Your Honor with a red beard looking like a 40 year old Italian Irish dude and then in the Crossover series and Secrets of Sulphur Springs, I was clean shaven and I played a 14 year old student and a 17 year old juvenile. Me and you can fit in anywhere in the World lol.
@@willdotchill7607 Yes - we do have a unique look, no one can quite place us ethnically or racially and people who ask are often puzzled when they find out the combination in a “well, who woulda thought” kind of way 😂 (or, at least that has been my experience). And it’s true, we blend in at least half way in most places of the world, it’s great for traveling when one is trying to vibe like a local and not stick out too much 👍🏻 but anyways, that’s awesome you were in so many movies, as Filipino/Italians we have is quite a versatile look as well!
I knew she was gonna win when she said her people were from CAP Haitian! Her dish just looked better all the way and her critiques were on point. Ayyyeee Congratulations.
seemed like they talked a lot of $hit about other people's food and were cocky about their own. seemed very much like all those black aunties and indian aunties. but they did give fair scores, and the ending was very respectful.
If I’m being real, I’m doubting the first girl even speaks creole. Fried hotdogs or sausages is honestly what makes Haitian spaghetti, Haitian spaghetti. It’s the key ingredient… without it and the egg/avocado it’s just spaghetti with seasoning
Eh, Aransò is a really big one as well. Hot dogs might be even more popular in the US because you can’t find aransò easily everywhere but it’s cheaper in Haiti.
Notice how nice the winner was to the other people's dishes? She gave constructive criticism but also pointed out what she liked. Her spaghetti looked amazing I could almost smell it through the computer screen.
Haitians are so positive. Not at all hardened by their struggles. Strong and resilient but not abrasive. I don't know how they achieve that. I'm theroizing that the struggles caused reliance on community and so this fosters kindness.
I already knew Lbanksdabossy's dish would win. Based on the way she critiqued the other dishes and added tips, she definitely came across as someone who knows how to throw down in the kitchen 😂
I have never tried Haitian spaghetti, but I'd tear up all of those plates! Hot dog, sausage, giant chunks of bell pepper, it's all good! I'm definitely trying that recipe at the end.
Exactly. She must be fifth generation cause ain’t no way she put in jerk seasoning a Haitian spaghetti😂😂😂 then had the nerve to say who uses hotdogs. Then on top of that no egg😂 then the most important thing you didn’t add?No epis is crazy to me😂😂
Johanna said that Branley's spaghetti gives imposter syndrome??? 🤔🤔🤔 Misssss.... You never been to Haiti...so are you sure you're the right person to say that? 😶😶😶
I lived in the DR and lived around Haitians and MAN they be making some Spaghetti. You learn how to cook something amazing with what you got. They used Ketchup and mayonnaise along with garlic, etc. It always looked and smelled amazing.
I love Haitian food and Haitian spaghetti sounds amazing. Thanks for covering such a variety of food from different cultures! I absolutely love this concept.😊❤️
Right! They should provide more substantial criticisms like authenticity/originality and overall flavor. Just because you don’t like hotdogs doesn’t mean it’s a bad dish especially if that’s more authentic.
@@KO-D00Mright and hotdog is what they make it with traditionally so just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean they didn’t make it how they were supposed to
johanna: 4:11 some haitians eat it with boiled eggs...that's just weird to me also johanna: 7:13 we would just plate it with the spaghetti and boiled eggs
My girl did her thang. Top notch. Can tell she cooks with love for the people she’s is serving. I love home cooks like her. “We” think about everyone we are preparing the food for, not just ourselves. I hate selfish cooks.
Spaghetti is made differently depending of what part of the country you from, but the authentic Haitian spaghetti is made with aransò, ( smoked herring) hotdogs and boiled eggs.
I grew up with sliced hotdogs in my Haitian spaghetti. Nowadays, I’ll use sausage if that’s what I have on hand. But it’s hot dogs all the way for authenticity.
Ok I don't understand the English language lol Isn't hotdog a type of sausage? Like, in my language, sausage means every kind of, well, sausage. It's a general term, not describing one type
Johanna spaghetti: looked life regular spaghetti with using sauce you had left over in the refrigerator from last time you made spaghetti Branly: looked like it was doing something and yes to the hot dog 👏🏾that’s insane he’s scored low LBanksdabossy: look good and I knew when she used the avocado that it was fye🔥
How interesting! I never knew there was a Haitian version of spaghetti. I love how versatile my Caribbean people are! My mom is from Surinam (technically a South-American country but has a Caribbean culture) and my dad’s from Curacao. Would love to see some taste testes from those countries!
Wowww. Ki ba hasi. Fakka i de? My family is from Curaçao and Surinam aswell. Yooo. They don't know we be eating! Curaçao cuisine and Surinam cuisine both fire.
The last girl’s spaghetti looks so delicious! I’m glad she won! She looks and talks exactly like a former coworker I had at my previous job who was super cool, too.
Filipinos like to use a type of ketchup to sweeten up the sauce and also add sliced Filipino RED hotdogs in it. And they sometimes add shredded cheese on it. Masarap! (Delicious!) Jolibee spaghetti and fried chicken is pretty lit. And their peach mango pies
Admittedly it took me a while to get used to it. I’m Filipino and not at all raised abroad but I found Filipino spaghetti weird when I was younger. My family served the more Italian style sauces often. But when I grew older I did appreciate it though I balance out the sweetness by adding lots of salty cheese. Haha
Once that first girl said jerk seasoning, I already knew 🤣🤣 But no hotdog/sausage , no eggs ? That’s crazy. The second persons plate looks good but I guess taste nasty . Now that last girl spaghetti se spaghetti lakay!! The egg, bread, and avocado was top tier. Awww I love this channel for showing love to us Zoes ❤❤
This episode was excellent. I loved all the people and the winning dish made sense. Please bring them back for another round. Much love to all Haitians. I look forward to learning more about your culture and food. Congrats to the winner! You did that!
lbanksdabossy is so attractive to me LMAOO i love someone who’s confident in what they do and can back it up. her spaghetti looked so good and im such a picky eater bro
She talked that talk and walked that walk. I would try her spaghetti
Yes!!! I love how passionate she is about the food.
Nah frfr. Hers looked and obviously tasted the best lol. Got me hungry now.
Exactly I wanna try it too
APPRECIATE YOU 🫰🏿🫰🏿🫰🏿🫰🏿🇭🇹
@@BitchesLoveToEat we thank you from the food to the commentary
Finally someone that was critical but her food backed it up! It looked good 😊
Unlike a LOT of weirdos that go on there 🤭
She was critical but fair and not mean. That's how I knew she was winning
@@MYMusicMYLoveya she complimented each dish even if she didn't love them
@@itsbqeThat is why she is a true winner! 😍 Great energy and not mean but knowledgeable 🤩 Glad she won just want more of her! Humble but not a joke.
@@sweetdreamy724 She won because she's a chef.
Lmao no disrespect but I assumed the slim mami couldn’t cook from the thumbnail. Now sis telling me she just started cooking a year ago 😂 good bless her heart
It just looks like noodles with hotsauce on it
Nah facts her plate look mad dry & plain 😂
Agreed, and she said she don’t use epis!! Like what!
A long time!
Slim mami didn't appreciate the egg too, in the best looking plate 😭😭 like girl at that point it's subjective 😂 that egg was beautifully soft boiled dammit 😂😂 (I fookin love eggs can't see no disrespect come their way sorry ahahahah)
The Afro woman was so confident, glad she won. She was not only confident but her food looked the best easily. It had nice presentation and looked very vibrant. 10/10
and she wasn’t rude to others food ❤️
@@sexcdollwell when your food tray what do you expect
@@Limi88 most people who “think” their food is good are snobby and trash everyone else’s because they think it’s the best when really is isn’t
which of the two?
@@stephqnos she has glasses, the one with the afro, girl they’re from haiti not africa
Girlie with the fro is EVERYTHING. Talked the talk and walked the walk, her spaget looked the best by a country mile. Understood the assignment 100%
Agreed 💯💯💯
A whole vibe as the kids say! LOL
yesss!
Yeah and I loved her personality and energy in the video, and her honesty
we wuz kangz
I love how polite and complimentary everyone is to one another. The third spaghetti def looked the most legit. I could smell it through the phone. And that bread? Oh my god.
Best video. Very positive vibe.
She was critical but fair and that’s why she won bc she’s not delusional, she’s passionate lol. That last spaghetti looked so good! I love a decorated plate!
i feel like you talking about Mimi when you said delusional lol
not johanna catching straysss💀
@@blewiththehairyou know it! 😂 but I love to see Mimi in the line up!
Coco Butter, PLEASE bring back the blindfolds. These contests are more authentic (and funny) when the cooks don't know and rate their own food. 😉
@@nimnio that's interesting. However, I think if you don't know your own food by tasting and smelling it, you are suspect 🤣😂.
@@nimniothey could definitely make a separate score for presentation, and like look at all of them and rank them before they taste them blindfolded.
If they consistently keep bringing back blindfolds, then people will become self aware and try to detect their own dish more. It's better to mix it up to keep people on their toes
@@karenthompson7153tasting and smelling are a little different when you're blindfolded. So you can understand how someone would not be suspect. 😂
@sautarijuarez663 the point is to be self-aware. Especially when you say your food is the best.
Joshua " why she using sausage " says the one who used friggin hotdogs 😂😂😂
From where I’m from (FL) Haitians normally use hotdogs and ketchup I’ve also seen it normally used in Haiti the times I’ve visited my dad along with fish
His was the more authentic one tbh, the other two were like “first generation” dishes.
haitians in haiti use hotdogs
I’m sorry you know Haitians actually use hotdogs right? Sausage is just typically more expensive to use
Yeh but sausage and hot dogs are practically the same thing
This man is so funny "It doesnt scream Grammy, it doesn't scream Award-show" 😂😭😭
I’m like what he tryna compare it to?? A Gordon Ramsay meal 😭😭😭
🤣 😂 😂
@@maishamaee_9507 Africa bambatta
hilarious.
is he even a man?
bro acts like a women.
Johanna: "I've been cooking for a really long time." "How long?" Like a year.😂😂😂 I love confidence❤
That part took me 😂😂
😭😂🤣
overconfidence
I'm your 1k-like.
@@MamaC98 nah girly she been cooking for 2 months
I feel like they all kept it real with their ratings and I appreciate that! Great video y’all!
The fact she talked the talk, walked the walk, THEN added the recipe WHILE promoting her business … that is what we call a ✨Goddess✨❤️🔥
Spaghetted the Spaghet
Copied coment
Saying copied comment is literally a copy atp@@LiyaRuffin
@FatGrandpa2it’s a figure of speech to show adoration. (Definition from Google pretty much) it means she’s good at what she did! :-)
@@Yummbutterryall weird 😂 “goddess” 😭😭
I loved that what made each of them think their plate was the best is the fact that it's linked to loved ones. Idk it just makes me happy to see how love and a sense of community can be conveyed through a recipe
The joys of food!
hmm i never thought of it like that
He made an authentic Haitian spaghetti. They made a first generation one. The difference is simple. The money and availability of ingredients. The egg and hotdog is a protein source that is affordable. The sausage is simply not. Hillshire doesn’t have a farm in Haiti 😂
Somebody finally said it
The winners was authentic as well besides using sausage and sprinkling a little paprika on the egg.
but if it taste like shit , it taste like shit
he still didn't win
I was raised in Haiti until the age of 14 and I am deeply invested in Haitian history and culture. In Haiti, people actually make it with not just the hot dogs but with herring (aransò) sometimes. And yes, the winner is right. We do sometimes have avocado, boiled eggs, and bread on the plate. What I do realize is that in the diaspora, we don't make 60 percent of the things that people make in Haiti and there are also variations within the dishes. All of that makes sense. People use what is available to them and people who grew up outside of Haiti do have different tastes based on what is acceptable in their society. I can see why people outside of Haiti often don't like the hot dogs in it. This is not how hot dogs are consumed where they grew up. You have to understand though. In Haiti, for a lot of people, hot dogs are just more accessible. Also, remember! Despite the country's size, its cuisine is incredibly diverse. Different regions do use different techniques and ingredients. Some examples --- In the North, we use a lot of cashews in sauces. In Artibonite and parts of the West, they tend to use coconut in cooking. I know people in Grand'Anse love making Tonm Tonm (fufu made with breadfruit). There are many more examples, but you get the gist.
Thanks for the insight! Fufu made from breadfruit sounds interesting. I’d love to try it.
thank you for this!
Omg I love Tom Tom with ocra sauce 🤤
Thanks for sharing all these nuggets!!!
Thank you for saying this! The culture itself is so diverse, depending on which city you go to so of course the food is just as unique
Johanna had a lot of opinion for not even using epis!😩🥴😂🤣
Hers looked disgusting and plain 😂😂 and just put a random pepper in the middle
😂😂😂
I mean they asked them their opinion that’s the whole point of these videos ………
@@kiddeath1302 Everyone got the joke of my comment except you. I hope you’re not this dry on real life! 🥴😩🤣😂
She called that perfectly perfect egg undercooked and too yellow 🥴what der hell. I feel like this is not the only thing she can't cook
Our good sis with the fro is a real foodie. She has food knowledge, the cooking skills, and plating.
First girl is brining Haiti to shame. Lol. No epis? No to the eggs? No to the hot dogs? Meanwhile you making jerk spaghetti. Lmao.
Right, she should be embarrassed, the aunties would’ve ate her up if she gave them that plate 💀💀
That ain’t even jerk😭😂need more seasoning🙂
You can tell who the Americanized Haitians are 😂😂 talking about she cooked for a long time and it’s only been a year!
She used jerk in Haitian cuisine
She should be ashamed of herself
I love the woman with the Afro, she really put her foot in that plate and is definitely Haitian af wit that avocado on the side 😂
what does it mean to put a foot in the food? i've heard that term used a lot by the black people in these tasting channels. someone even said they put a little of their heel in it. i don't get why they say that? americans say "foot in the mouth" as a bad thing, but "foot in the food" sounds like a praise.
@@lang-ed3bk lol it just means that they did a really good job, it’s mostly wit food but can be used with other things
@lang-ed3bk It's like saying they were reallyy involved in that cooking. Like they put their all, almost walking right into it haha.
you're a disgrace being a black girl and referring to having long black hair as an afro. It's literally just long hair, but you call it an afro because of a words created and propogated by whites and jews. Blacks that don't speak english don't refer to their uncut hair as an afro. Native blacks don't refer to their homeland as 'africa'. When their skin gets dry they don't say they're "ashy". You're propagating a system created by whites and jews that you don't even fully understand, you don't understand the reason why the word "Africa" and "Afro" was created by white people and you use the word to define the texture of black people's hair while you post comments. You have dark skin but the hair texture of a white person who curled their hair. Wtf. Africa is a word created by white people, you see major companies defining black music artists as "Afro Pop" "Afro Soul" "Afro Beats" when they're the ones who created and pioneered music, only to have to have their works associated with a word literally created by the united nations
@@lang-ed3bk you are correct. to put your foot in your mouth is a phrase that basically means you said something incorrectly, usually adamantly wrong, and once proven wrong, the person is told to put their foot in their mouth as a way to silence them after their arrogance lol. But to put your foot in your food means that your food is VERY good, similar to you putting your heart and soul into a dish, the foot goes in there as well when it tastes like pure Heaven!
I luv cocoa butter videos. They entertaining while being interesting as well. It’s so interesting to see the different ways that each contestant prepare the dishes throughout the videos.
I loved all of their personalities. No one was nasty or rude towards their competitors
idk, seemed rude to me. but at least they still gave fair scores
🤨 I thought they were assholes
@@lang-ed3bkbc ur a softy bb 😘
@@IdgafIfYouMad ok "idgaf if you mad"
@@lang-ed3bkwhat's interesting, is that if we have a negativity bias...we can perceive a lot more as rude/offensive etc, than those who don't have that lens. This is a subconscious thing.
The studies of people who perceive neutral expressions as angry is interesting too, and there are different disorders that this is more prevalent in...as well as history of trauma can deeply influence this. Trying
to see the threat, before it gets you...makes us see threat where it doesn't exist sometimes. We can then respond as if there was a threat and create a threat! It becomes a self fulfilling prophecy. That's why introspection and metacognition are good steps to take...then we can look under the hood and do the work, and be less offended and threatened. It's empowering and promotes more peace.
I love a hot dog in my Haitian spaghetti. Justice for Branly cuz his was definitely more authentic than Johanna
idk, i will not eat it if there’s hotdogs
@@rosiedollienah me neither!
Yeessss, Idk about the sausage lol
honeslty johannas looked more like my familys and they straight from haiti
I don’t think the hot dog was the biggest problem they said that bih ain’t have no flavor
The chick with the glasses had so much sass and confidence, I loved it! Hahaha.
lol I'm confused, in Haiti, they always use hot dogs in spaghetti. The dish is traditionally cooked with hot dogs. Sausage in Haitian spaghetti is an American thing. Branly's dish was the closest to a traditional Haitian spaghetti. If they were about it, they would have used Aranso (salted dried fish) lol.
Yes to all of this!
Yes! I was also confused
Exactly, who can afford sausage in Haiti, that's a luxury item.
Sausage taste better tho tbh
FACTS
That 3rd spaghetti looked 🔥. I was nervous. So many times the good looking dishes loose lol. She has a great personality too. Bring her back!
Ayyyyye!
True
I agree the 3rd one looks good
I am Italian and Filipino and have tried Haitian spaghetti with egg and spicy sausage many times. It has tasted different each time but you can still tell it is Haitian style. The whole time all I can think is how strange it tasted and at the same time have to take another bite, it is really good if you don't think about what Italian/American spaghetti tastes like and try to compare, kind of like at Jollibees Filipino spaghetti, all you can think is why is it sweet and the hot dogs feel cheap, and then all of a sudden you are finished with it and order another plate to go. They are all good.
❤❤❤
That's funny.
So interesting to encounter another Filipino/Italian here 😊😊😊 we are mixed twins!
@@sanyaf407 Hi twin, we are the rare ones. My Filipino last name is Bacani and my Italian side is Sabato. It is strange I have jet black hair but when I grow a beard it is bright bright red. I just did a couple movies with Sylvestor Stallone and Five Nights at Freddys and Your Honor with a red beard looking like a 40 year old Italian Irish dude and then in the Crossover series and Secrets of Sulphur Springs, I was clean shaven and I played a 14 year old student and a 17 year old juvenile. Me and you can fit in anywhere in the World lol.
@@willdotchill7607 Yes - we do have a unique look, no one can quite place us ethnically or racially and people who ask are often puzzled when they find out the combination in a “well, who woulda thought” kind of way 😂 (or, at least that has been my experience). And it’s true, we blend in at least half way in most places of the world, it’s great for traveling when one is trying to vibe like a local and not stick out too much 👍🏻 but anyways, that’s awesome you were in so many movies, as Filipino/Italians we have is quite a versatile look as well!
As a Dominican it’s great to learn how our neighbors prepare their spaghetti. Definitely looks delish! 👍🏼😁
Can it be served out of a coke bottle on the beach, though? Haha
I knew she was gonna win when she said her people were from CAP Haitian! Her dish just looked better all the way and her critiques were on point. Ayyyeee Congratulations.
Stop the CAP
True...fanm Okap konn fe manje...I have a lot of friends from Okap
I’m Italian but that Haitian Spaghetti sounds and looks bomb🤤
It's a good thing I'm Haitian 🇭🇹 my grandma makes it for me like once in a while it's AMAZING AND YES IT IS GURLL
As a haitian it tastes delicious my grandma makes it and sometimes she adds sausage its DELICIOUS
🙌🏼Big Shout out to the italian that invented spaghetti, (&pizza) But I love my spaghetti the haitian's way😋 trust me, it's the best!!!👌🤤
Everytime I see Haitians on here, they always show love to one another. Much respect.
seemed like they talked a lot of $hit about other people's food and were cocky about their own. seemed very much like all those black aunties and indian aunties. but they did give fair scores, and the ending was very respectful.
No they did not they were obviously trying to win by talking shit and scoring the other ones lower
Are we watching the same vid?😂
As soon as I saw “Haitians try” on Coco Butter, I clicked immediately 🇭🇹
I LOVE that they posted girlie's recipe! She really nailed it and I DEFINITELY am gonna make it!!🎉❤🎉
I used to like hotdog in my spaghetti but I’m definitely a sausage person now 😭 🇭🇹
🔥
Nah fr the sausage HITS!!! 😂
I prefer sausages too
I think we loved the hotdogs bc we grew up with it, but once you start to make it yourself. The sausage always hit 🥹
Maturing is preferring sausage over
hot dogs.
If I’m being real, I’m doubting the first girl even speaks creole. Fried hotdogs or sausages is honestly what makes Haitian spaghetti, Haitian spaghetti. It’s the key ingredient… without it and the egg/avocado it’s just spaghetti with seasoning
Fax 😂
Even I know that and I'm a white girl from Florida 🤷♀️
@@CheapsKate77u dont get cool points
Eh, Aransò is a really big one as well. Hot dogs might be even more popular in the US because you can’t find aransò easily everywhere but it’s cheaper in Haiti.
@@mandeanraje2300 agreed! My dad makes it that way a lot too but I’m not the biggest fan so I like when he sticks to hot dogs or sausage
I love that it really showed that the winner knew what she was talking about!! Confidence speaks for itself!!😘👌🏼 Compliments to the chef!!
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Liking hotdogs but not liking sausage is bizarre to me.
For real lool
I'll eat sausages sometimes but you'll never catch me eating a hot dog! 😮
@@TraceyJean that part!
@@TraceyJean I’m the same way. The texture of hot dogs turns me off.
Trust me, that dude loves the sausage.
Notice how nice the winner was to the other people's dishes? She gave constructive criticism but also pointed out what she liked. Her spaghetti looked amazing I could almost smell it through the computer screen.
So cool of her to include the recipe. Thank you! She def sounded like she knew what she was doing, so I'm glad she won.
i liked the recipe at the end too. they should do that for all the episodes
@@lang-ed3bk they should!
The way they throw the plate on the table 😭😭😭😭 Love that lady. So glad she won. She should have her own cooking show ❤
I was thinking they were throwing the plates on the table 🤣😭
I thought i was the only one noticing ! 🤣🤣🤣 not me side eyeing the hand lmfaaoo
@@LittleMissEmerald 😭😭😭😭😭
Haitians are so positive. Not at all hardened by their struggles. Strong and resilient but not abrasive. I don't know how they achieve that. I'm theroizing that the struggles caused reliance on community and so this fosters kindness.
The winner's plate looked well put together, appetizing, and colorful.
She used jerk season but no epis 😂
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I did laugh at this one cause 🤣🤣huh?
Lol that's the main ingredient.
That's funny. That's the first.
But it was still better than Branny’s. 😂
“……why are y’all using sausage?!”
Sir, you used hot dogs and got the lowest score. Your opinion is invalid.
That spaghetti was on point - haitian bread was a bonus!
I already knew Lbanksdabossy's dish would win. Based on the way she critiqued the other dishes and added tips, she definitely came across as someone who knows how to throw down in the kitchen 😂
Can we get another video with this group?!?!
No surprises. Labanks looked like she can cook and did the damn thing.
I love Labanksdabossy I’ve never seen her before but I’m a fan her energy is unmatched. It’s the confidence for me
3:18 the “OMG 😮” from the producer was all of us 😭😂😂😂
I have never tried Haitian spaghetti, but I'd tear up all of those plates! Hot dog, sausage, giant chunks of bell pepper, it's all good! I'm definitely trying that recipe at the end.
Using jerk is crazy!! And the hot dog is the authentic way.
Exactly. She must be fifth generation cause ain’t no way she put in jerk seasoning a Haitian spaghetti😂😂😂 then had the nerve to say who uses hotdogs. Then on top of that no egg😂 then the most important thing you didn’t add?No epis is crazy to me😂😂
@@josalynmitchell3725downright outrageous 🤦🏾♀️
I love how everyone in the videos are so proud of their county's dishes......I love that ....this word is a great place🎉
Johanna said that Branley's spaghetti gives imposter syndrome??? 🤔🤔🤔 Misssss.... You never been to Haiti...so are you sure you're the right person to say that? 😶😶😶
She went on a cruise ship. 5 hr stopover doesn’t count 😂
As an African American she ain’t Haitian she ain’t t representing y’all well. We don’t want her either. Send her to the mother land
His spaghetti was very accurate tho. She has to be crazy
@@WheresFula cackling
I'm mad she got second place using JERK seasoning smh
I lived in the DR and lived around Haitians and MAN they be making some Spaghetti. You learn how to cook something amazing with what you got. They used Ketchup and mayonnaise along with garlic, etc. It always looked and smelled amazing.
True
Number 3 looked so good! Glad she dropped the recipe. 🙏🏾
Lbanksdabossy is definitely a vibe. I would definitely try her Haitian spaghetti dish.
Love trying different Caribbean dishes ❤❤. Love from 🇹🇹
She came with the smoke and delivered
Girl that plating was majestic. Yummmm
I love Haitian food and Haitian spaghetti sounds amazing. Thanks for covering such a variety of food from different cultures! I absolutely love this concept.😊❤️
I grew up thinking that Haitian spaghetti was just spaghetti until college lol happy y'all are showcasing this !
Just looking at them, Queen w the glasses won! Her sauce is there, noodles don’t look dry. She seems chill, calm and collected.
they all had too many personal preference. can’t tell which one was really good
Right! They should provide more substantial criticisms like authenticity/originality and overall flavor. Just because you don’t like hotdogs doesn’t mean it’s a bad dish especially if that’s more authentic.
@@KO-D00Mright and hotdog is what they make it with traditionally so just because you don’t like it doesn’t mean they didn’t make it how they were supposed to
They should’ve gotten some older Haitians or some Haitians with accents on this video honestly 😂
johanna:
4:11 some haitians eat it with boiled eggs...that's just weird to me
also johanna:
7:13 we would just plate it with the spaghetti and boiled eggs
She also doesn't know if she added an orange pepper or not...
Yall deaf or sum? She said traditionally it’s plated with just the spaghetti and boiled egg, she didn’t say “we would”
@@homemadechicken8995She’s contradicting herself regardless. 🤦🏾♀️ Everyone hears, but only some of us comprehended.
@@mochabearryshes not, she said its a traditional way but its not something she would do . 😭😭😭 Its not contradictory, yall are just slow.
My girl did her thang. Top notch. Can tell she cooks with love for the people she’s is serving.
I love home cooks like her. “We” think about everyone we are preparing the food for, not just ourselves.
I hate selfish cooks.
Spaghetti is made differently depending of what part of the country you from, but the authentic Haitian spaghetti is made with aransò, ( smoked herring) hotdogs and boiled eggs.
Spaghetti with aransò is the best! 😋
I grew up with sliced hotdogs in my Haitian spaghetti. Nowadays, I’ll use sausage if that’s what I have on hand. But it’s hot dogs all the way for authenticity.
Ok I don't understand the English language lol
Isn't hotdog a type of sausage? Like, in my language, sausage means every kind of, well, sausage. It's a general term, not describing one type
@@Alexseya technically yeah it is a type of sausage, the meat is just ground more and different spices are used
don't eat hotdogs...
Johanna spaghetti:
looked life regular spaghetti with using sauce you had left over in the refrigerator from last time you made spaghetti
Branly: looked like it was doing something and yes to the hot dog 👏🏾that’s insane he’s scored low
LBanksdabossy: look good and I knew when she used the avocado that it was fye🔥
She deserved to win!!! It looked the best and she backed up what she was talking about. Good job!
Johanna got more points than Branly? And she said his give imposter syndrome?😫
LBanksDaBossy well done win and many thanks for the recipe! And I would definitely love to hit up one of your pop-ups.
How interesting! I never knew there was a Haitian version of spaghetti. I love how versatile my Caribbean people are! My mom is from Surinam (technically a South-American country but has a Caribbean culture) and my dad’s from Curacao. Would love to see some taste testes from those countries!
Wowww. Ki ba hasi. Fakka i de? My family is from Curaçao and Surinam aswell. Yooo. They don't know we be eating! Curaçao cuisine and Surinam cuisine both fire.
Y'all are the real MVPs for putting the recipe at the end! I'm going to try this
This made me miss Haitian food so much more. I grew up with two Haitian best friends. I used to eat so good at their house.
It's so nice to see people giving each other fair scores. ♥
Hunny they were very harsh on each other's critics 😆 🤣 😂 but I'm here for it 🇭🇹 ❣️
But it’s sounded like educated critique not just shady disses like the other videos
she needs to drop that recipe because that looks so good!!!
Yaaaaaaasssss LBanksDaBossy’s plate had me drooling. It was the perfectly cooked egg and Haitian bread on the side for me! She can cook her ass off!!!
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Can you do “Haitians try each other’s potatoe salad” Haiti has the best potato salad 🤤 🤤
Is it normally pink?
You’re thinking Salad Russe, which is beet salad and has potatoes in it however it’s not potato salad, that’s separate
@@gregjl9175 oh okay. Thanks for explaining
AMEN!!!!!!!🙌🏾😂😂😂😂we really do😊
@@gregjl9175 That IS our potato salad
The last girl’s spaghetti looks so delicious! I’m glad she won! She looks and talks exactly like a former coworker I had at my previous job who was super cool, too.
Oh he hating wth. How you like hot dogs but don’t like sausage 😭😂
Lmaooo there are not on the same level. Hotdogs are gross 🤢
Seriously, I prefer hot dog over sausage 💯maybe it's bcs I grew up eating it, but me and sausage don't click at all. I can't blame him.
@@djeenyk799 😭
Third person was wonderful! Critical but nice about it, and the food looked to die for. Probably one of the best people they have brought to this.
You all have filled my heart with joy. Thank you for your kind words!
I love how they were being constructive with their criticisms unlike the older gens who just talk smack lol
LBanksDaBossy personality is 🔥I want to try all of them ! Shout to my Zoes 🇭🇹
Okay this energy is much better than all the other videos 😂❤
Wait I’m screaming y’all were honest as hail with each other 😭😭😭😭😭
Everyone is so mature and funny in recent videos, I am glad we have respectful ppl on these videos
I already knew who was going to win... but when she said Okap... yeah, I knew she would have it! Live the presentation. 🔥🔥🔥
4:57 "There's nothing Haitian about this."
-Girl that's never been to Haiti
So does that makes her less Haitian?
Filipinos like to use a type of ketchup to sweeten up the sauce and also add sliced Filipino RED hotdogs in it. And they sometimes add shredded cheese on it. Masarap! (Delicious!) Jolibee spaghetti and fried chicken is pretty lit. And their peach mango pies
The original Filipinos are Aetas and they’re actually black and thats where the Asians learned it from.
Ooh I love cultural connections across continents 😊
@@Moola444y’all want everyone to be black it’s sad now everyone is going to think Filipinos are black
Admittedly it took me a while to get used to it. I’m Filipino and not at all raised abroad but I found Filipino spaghetti weird when I was younger. My family served the more Italian style sauces often. But when I grew older I did appreciate it though I balance out the sweetness by adding lots of salty cheese. Haha
Us Haitians do it too. But some prefer just tomato paste
Once that first girl said jerk seasoning, I already knew 🤣🤣 But no hotdog/sausage , no eggs ? That’s crazy. The second persons plate looks good but I guess taste nasty . Now that last girl spaghetti se spaghetti lakay!! The egg, bread, and avocado was top tier. Awww I love this channel for showing love to us Zoes ❤❤
Now I want some Haitian Spaghetti 🤤
This episode was excellent. I loved all the people and the winning dish made sense. Please bring them back for another round. Much love to all Haitians. I look forward to learning more about your culture and food. Congrats to the winner! You did that!
lbanksdabossy is so attractive to me LMAOO i love someone who’s confident in what they do and can back it up. her spaghetti looked so good and im such a picky eater bro
I’ve never heard of Haitian spaghetti, now I need to try it.
3:10 she ate the scotch bonnet WHOLE 😮
I DRAGGED IT HUH 😂
I always try some SB sauce on the tip of my tongue and…. I’m on fire 🥲
I swear I keep watching this over and over! You guys casted a good group here. Would love to see them compete against each other again !
5:14 she tells someone to add more tomato sauce etc, while she didn’t even added that at all