@@gwynnemcgrady2553 Naja dafür das sie das vermutlich einafch wiederholt finde ich es schon ganz gut ausgesprochen xD Wenn man bedenkt, dass viele Amerikaner deutsche Wörter oft komplett "zerstören" :D
As a Mexican is fun to see how different traditions are around Christmas day, in different parts of Mexico. Since you got the little baby, you have to make tamales on February 2, is the tradition :)
i’m mexican & im glad you had an accurate representation of the christmas feast most mexican families eat during the holidays!! just like your kids i always eat my tamales with sour cream lol
First of all día de Los Reyes magos is on January 6th second if you get the baby Jesus on the rosca the tradition is that you have to host a party on February 2nd día de la candelaria.. google it!!
Lily saying “oi- wange “ was too cute. My 6 year old says it like that too. I have also always called strawberries “strawboozles” which she has picked up & turned it into just boozles. 🤣
The English lunch was spot on! The only thing is that the drink is not authentic, I don’t think you can get that drink in the Uk but everything else was very traditional. Love your channel and please make another one of these videos💕💕
The Family Fudge Zoha is correct, that isn’t a thing in England, maybe a very very long time ago (it says in ‘medieval’ times in the wikipedia article which was in the 1200s-1500s ) but not now. Good try though, the thought was there. Maybe non-alcoholic mulled wine would of been a better choice.
I am Mexican American and most of the food you put for Mexico is very traditional I eat it each Christmas and I will have most of the food on Christmas Day
I am from the uk but I think you should do a British week themed lunch for a hole week for the different country’s like England 🏴 Wales 🏴 Scotland 🏴 and Northern Ireland.
I would love to see u guys try some Dutch food!! Such like stampot, tosti, stroopwafels, boterham met hagelslag, kroket, frikandel speciaal and wayyy more things :))
In Germany we celebrate Christmas on the 24. in the evening 🌃it's really funny how you pronounce the Worts, but I eat all these food at Christmas. Good job🎄🎅🇩🇪
The hate on the british lunch is stressing me out man 😅😅 she’s in california and did her best, that’s what matters most! Love this video even though it’s kinda old now haha
Sandra Chavez my mom is mexican and she was born on Mexico city but not me i was born in December 26 1996 in Lancaster city but I don't leave there anymore but my mom and dad got into a fight at home now I'm 22 years old and I live with my mom and she meet my stepdad when she use to go dancing in some place at night and my cousin had to babysit me at night until 12:00 am Because my mom went dancing but my mom and my stepdad don't go dancing no more because my stepdad get tied of dancing alot
Ok you definitely win best mom ever! I’m a new watcher as of yesterday! How did you get so culturalized, and how did you get your kids to have such good attitudes on trying new foods?? I don’t have kids yet but my plan is to do the same! My philosophy is Try everything at least once and never settle for thinking that your culture is the best one, that way your mind and heart are willing to accept the beautiful luxuries and hidden gems all other countries have to offer. Love your take on how to teach this with lunches!
Wow, Jennifer...you did a fantastic job preparing and filming all these interesting lunches. I definitely learned a lot. My favorite was the German lunch, but that's because of my German heritage. Thanks again. Very well done! (:
Hello! I think the Mexico lunch was amazing! I'm eating this food all night since December 16 until today! We do something called "Posadas." It's a tradition we do each year before Christmas, even thought I'm from Guatemala. Love this video!
My family has the meat pie on Christmas every year. That side is very Canadian and everyone talks about the meat pie and how they're super excited to try it. People take turns making it to see who makes it better😂 I love my family
I love this so much! I’m from England. I’ve Learned so much from this video :) I didn’t know people eat different food on Christmas. :) You did the UK one so good! And Yorkshire is the part of England I’m from. :)
Greetings from Russia🇷🇺 We have lots of interesting and tasty food but the dishes we usually have for Christmas (New year’s Eve) may seem strange for people from other countries 🤪 such as herring and beetroot salad, caviar, sausage salad, canned fish in oil from the Baltic counties and we eat it all with famous Russian dark bread)
Loved this video! At first I thought it would be boring, but it was really enjoyable and interesting to see what the kids liked or disliked! Also, many Europeans think of Americans as very ignorant when it comes to knowing about other countries' cultures but you definititely didn't furnish that prejudice! Keep it up!
Well Ponche is actually made with something called Jamaica and its really good, another is that the Rosca de Reyes if you get the baby you are suposed to get tamales for everyone at February 2, so u did actually amazing
Can you do a part 2 with Philippines? 😊 My family usually prepares Filipino style spaghetti, Hamon (Ham with sweet syrup usually made with Pineapple juice *I'm not familiar with cooking jargons 😅*, Lechon(Roasted Pig), Lumpiang Shanghai, Queso de bola, Puto Bumbong and We would usually have a Fruit salad or Mango float 😁
The fudge kids are really wonderful... Its so nice to hear their nice reviews of the food... they are so smart and open to learning about other cultures and trying new things... I'd love to see other countries lunches
Here in Portugal we have a Christmas Eve dinner called “consoada” where we traditionally eat consists of codfish with several kinds of green cabbage and kale, boiled eggs and baked potatoes and than we accompany it with different kinds of shell fish (my family prefers to just do octopus ‘á lagareiro’ instead of a selection of shellfish), than after Christmas Eve dinner we go to this traditional catholic service called “missa do galo” or “mass of the rooster”, when we come back around midnight, we all kiss baby Jesus before putting it back in the nativity scene, that’s when the Christmas presents exchange happens, because no baby Jesus in the nativity scene means no presents (here we open family gifts at midnight and than once again in the morning, those are the gifts that baby Jesus/Santa brought ((this depends on the family too, mine, because we come from a very catholic part of portugal, Ponte de Lima and Parades de Coura, baby Jesus is the one who “brought” the presents)) . In Christmas Day we do a traditional lunch instead of a dinner, that’s when we get to eat the turkey, but more importantly that’s when we get to eat the traditional Christmas dish over here called “roupa velha” meaning “old laundry”, which is just the left overs from the cod fish cubed up and stir fried in a big pot. We also have the Christmas desserts such as Rabanadas (Fried dough soaked in wine coated in cinnamon and sugar) , aletria (sweet angel hair dessert) , Sopa dourada (golden soup), bolo rei (three kings cake), pão de ló (Portuguese sponge cake), arroz doce (rice pudding) and leite creme (egg custard, Christmas egg custard traditionally as nuts in it too)
Merry Christmas, Family Fudge! This was such fun to watch. You’re just amazing at putting these lunches together. Picking a favorite would be difficult. I’d love to see a video of lunch ideas for people on very small budgets. For those who have a very small amount to invest in lunch, variety sometimes is challenging. It would be great to see what you could do with minimal ingredients. Thanks for sharing all your ideas. They inspire me no end! 😎
It may be a strong flavor or texture profile for children that young. In America we are used to gingerbread cookies which are generally crunchy and mostly sugary instead of gingery. They usually have frosting on them as well. These cookies seemed to have a lot of different flavors and textures, and kids this young likely would have a sensory overload if not previously exposed. They are used to certain things and this was something very different for them! I think if they tried it in a few years they may enjoy it more! I really like how their mom is exposing them to all these different cultures and cuisines though. Most American children will go really far in life without trying anything except processed American garbage which is really sad. I think for kids this young it may be a bit early for full on exposure like this though. My parents also tried to give my sisters and me foods from other places, but we started with things like cheese quesadillas and stuff, we would NOT have liked all the spices. In all, American kids are not used to multiple flavors and textures in one piece of food. They don’t like overly spicy things either, so I think the Lebkuchen may have been a bit advanced for their tastes at their ages
I grew up with my dad always telling me to try something once, it’s how I learned I like frogs legs and mud bugs. I also LOVE my veggies, both my dad and I can just eat veggies for dinner and be happy.
In Ghana we celebrate Christmas with jalof rice and wakye which is beans and black rice with some boulder eggs and spaghetti and shito which means hot sauce it's really good you should try it
I’m from Quebec city in Canada! I love the fact you did « Tourtières » and you took time to search about everything.! Your prononciation is really good even with the french name! Good job.! Bravo à vous.!
It's so cute how you pronounce the german names :) Usually the red cabbage is very sweet, so maybe this recipe was not the original or the the common one :) Merry christmas btw! :)
#lunalunchbox @ 0:09 & 0:43 & 4:00 & 6:20 & 16:23 love your lunches they are the best, i am from England and i use the same pan as you did to make Yorkshire pudding, i also add baking powder to mine to make them rise a bit more to what your did if that helps also i have never seen anyone add brown sugar to pigs in blankets :/ merry Christmas guys would love a shout out xxx
I am giggling watching the UK lunch ... those yorkshire puddings look absolutely dreadful ... sorry ... but I was born in Yorkshire and they are supposed to have a light fluffy texture ... and mince pies are horrendous however they are made - but I loved all of the other lunches you served - thanks for sharing it was good fun because it shows how each of our countries are perceived xx
So I’m Mexican, ponche is the best thing to drink during the winter, very fruity taste...oh and the fruit in the ponche is edible 😊. Pozole is very very very common and very delicious during the winter or even summer 😂....the bread has a few baby Jesus dolls and if you get a slice with it, then you have to make some tamales for people. Everything seemed delicious but even better when homemade 😁....I add sour cream everytime I eat tamales 😆♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ the mexico part was very authentic
Lucia D that’s also a Mexican tradition I was born and raised in Mexico and grew up eating buñuelos for Christmas and rosca de Reyes for the día de Los Reyes magos !!
It’s a very Mexican tradition as well. Although I’ve never heard of the salad. We do the traditional “ensalada de fruita” which is made up of apples,pineapple,shredded carrots, walnuts, sweet condensed milk and sour cream.
I'm german and it looked as authentic as it could be. A little fact, in Germany, a meal that a lot of people eat for Christmas is Sausage and Potato Salad.
Perogi's are actually a product of Poland, we start our Christmas meal with it in a beet soup and then after the soup we have it again but what's very different is that some countries in Europe celebrate Christmas on Christmas Eve including Poland
You should try the red cabbage without the vinigear but with the apples and sweetened wild cherries! Thats how we make it in belgium 😊 im sure the kids will like it that way!
A bit of a late comment, but this video has been my favourite so far! Thank you for all the work you put into this one, it was so interesting. As a Brit, I’m very happy to see you include the UK! 😊
I am German and you pronounced the products in a very good way :)
Also the food looks very good too
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@@gwynnemcgrady2553 Naja dafür das sie das vermutlich einafch wiederholt finde ich es schon ganz gut ausgesprochen xD Wenn man bedenkt, dass viele Amerikaner deutsche Wörter oft komplett "zerstören" :D
Ich glaube auch das sie es gut gemacht hat 💕
Ich finde auch, dass sie es gut gemacht hat. 😊
Yes iam from Germany too
As a Mexican is fun to see how different traditions are around Christmas day, in different parts of Mexico.
Since you got the little baby, you have to make tamales on February 2, is the tradition :)
Yup!
The Rosca de Reyes looked like it was made with there feet. Ugly looking thing.
chobitstheoneforme their*
I do that but my parents don't do the party because they can't really spend as much money on it
chobitstheoneforme no it wasn’t that is very rude to say
Oh my gosh! That "Tschüss" at the end of the German part! So so cute!! ❤️
amazing
i’m mexican & im glad you had an accurate representation of the christmas feast most mexican families eat during the holidays!! just like your kids i always eat my tamales with sour cream lol
Same
Other people would have done taco bell
You had more German food in your first lunch than I had on a christmas market this year and I am from Germany xD
Gretchen na wirklich 😂
Same girl
Gretchan
Ich auch
Ich auch😂
“I’m not a fan of chicken on the bone, I’d rather have it as a strip” really cracked me up ❤️😂😂😂😂
Mexican tradition if you get the baby Jesus on the rosca you have to host a party on February 2nd 🤗
Con tamales
I’m Mexican and I’ve never done that
If you’re talking about dia de los Reyes then it’s on January 5
First of all día de Los Reyes magos is on January 6th second if you get the baby Jesus on the rosca the tradition is that you have to host a party on February 2nd día de la candelaria.. google it!!
Janeth M I don’t need to google it my parents were born in Mexico
Mexico 🇲🇽 ❤️💕🌸
Edit: OMG I GOT A ❤️ FROM FAMILY FUDGE!!!! I AM FREAKING OUT!!!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!!
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You’re Japanese was actually very impressive, both the food and the dialect 🤗💜
Lily saying “oi- wange “ was too cute. My 6 year old says it like that too. I have also always called strawberries “strawboozles” which she has picked up & turned it into just boozles. 🤣
U did great on the german lunch! Yes lebkuchen are gingerbread but better 😍😍
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Lebkuchen schmeckt nicht
@@jule3639 wie kannst du nur 😂😂❤️
The English lunch was spot on! The only thing is that the drink is not authentic, I don’t think you can get that drink in the Uk but everything else was very traditional. Love your channel and please make another one of these videos💕💕
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wassail
The Family Fudge Zoha is correct, that isn’t a thing in England, maybe a very very long time ago (it says in ‘medieval’ times in the wikipedia article which was in the 1200s-1500s ) but not now. Good try though, the thought was there. Maybe non-alcoholic mulled wine would of been a better choice.
Same i think it wasn't in e8
Zoha Jetha yep
Yeah I'm British and have never heard of that drink
I am Mexican American and most of the food you put for Mexico is very traditional I eat it each Christmas and I will have most of the food on Christmas Day
I am mexican and the food is great
I'm Canadian and I have tried almost all of that stuff and,I LOVE NANAIMO BARS❤❤❤
YAS NANAIMO BARS ARE THE BOOM
I am from the uk but I think you should do a British week themed lunch for a hole week for the different country’s like England 🏴 Wales 🏴 Scotland 🏴 and Northern Ireland.
yessss please
You should do a Greece inspired lunch 🍴
Maggie Walters, Submit your lunch ideas at thefamilyfudge.com/lunchidea
Im Mexican American and proud
Ps i love all of the food '🌶🌶👌👌♥️♥️
Liliana Mendoza welp
Edward Webb ?
I would love to see u guys try some Dutch food!! Such like stampot, tosti, stroopwafels, boterham met hagelslag, kroket, frikandel speciaal and wayyy more things :))
Submit your idea! Thefamilyfudge.com/lunchidea
Yesssss!
The Family Fudge I just did!!
Maeve Muller yasssss I’m from the Netherlands and I loveeee these foods!
I'm Dutch
For a Mexican desert ( i lived on the New Mexico Mexico border) you could do biscochitos.
Youllneverkmowmeeeee yes it was
I’m American/Italian/German and my great grandma (Oma) on my moms side gave us the cookies before during Christmas and they taste amazing
In Germany we celebrate Christmas on the 24. in the evening 🌃it's really funny how you pronounce the Worts, but I eat all these food at Christmas. Good job🎄🎅🇩🇪
The hate on the british lunch is stressing me out man 😅😅 she’s in california and did her best, that’s what matters most! Love this video even though it’s kinda old now haha
She ruined it tho
Ayyy UK! Yorkshire puddings and gravy is the thing of life 😂
Good video by the way!
Ahh! I'm Mexican! The food looks really good and I had some of those things on Christmas myself while I was in Mexico with my family.
Sandra Chavez my mom is mexican and she was born on Mexico city but not me i was born in December 26 1996 in Lancaster city but I don't leave there anymore but my mom and dad got into a fight at home now I'm 22 years old and I live with my mom and she meet my stepdad when she use to go dancing in some place at night and my cousin had to babysit me at night until 12:00 am Because my mom went dancing but my mom and my stepdad don't go dancing no more because my stepdad get tied of dancing alot
Ok you definitely win best mom ever! I’m a new watcher as of yesterday! How did you get so culturalized, and how did you get your kids to have such good attitudes on trying new foods?? I don’t have kids yet but my plan is to do the same! My philosophy is Try everything at least once and never settle for thinking that your culture is the best one, that way your mind and heart are willing to accept the beautiful luxuries and hidden gems all other countries have to offer. Love your take on how to teach this with lunches!
Ive always loved learning about other countries :)
You are an amazing mum. So much time and effort
Thanks💛😍
Wow, Jennifer...you did a fantastic job preparing and filming all these interesting lunches. I definitely learned a lot. My favorite was the German lunch, but that's because of my German heritage. Thanks again. Very well done! (:
Hello! I think the Mexico lunch was amazing! I'm eating this food all night since December 16 until today! We do something called "Posadas." It's a tradition we do each year before Christmas, even thought I'm from Guatemala. Love this video!
Hi I'm from MEXICO and if you find a little doll is the bread the doll is baby jesus and it gives you good luck
It does!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
But it also means that you have to buy the tamales for January 😂
Momo yeah my mom got it last year😂
That is awesome when last sunmer we went to Mexico and i tried it and i was the one who got baby Jesus and ut gave me good luch till winter
My family has the meat pie on Christmas every year. That side is very Canadian and everyone talks about the meat pie and how they're super excited to try it. People take turns making it to see who makes it better😂 I love my family
I love this so much! I’m from England. I’ve Learned so much from this video :) I didn’t know people eat different food on Christmas. :) You did the UK one so good! And Yorkshire is the part of England I’m from. :)
Me too! Yorkshiremen unite! 🤣 where do you guys live? Im in Sheffield.
I'm from Brighton
not the drink tho lol
Love your guys food you help me so much with lunch and it’s so much fun to watch you and you cute kids!🥘🥗🍱🍝🍜🍲🥡🥣🍽🍵🍶🥙🌮🍕🍗
Where all of my Canadians at???
Im cannadien
Wow there doesn't seem to be too many of us..
@@sweetsakuma ikr 😂😂
Shenice Thomas here but I moved to Kentucky
Hello
I’m Brazilian and I would REALLY LOVE if u did a Brazilian lunch ❤️ love all of ur videos! Kisses from Brazil 🇧🇷
Ester Oliveira, Submit your lunch ideas at thefamilyfudge.com/lunchidea
I LOVED this video ! I love how you incorporated different countries 😬😬 Make more like this please 🤗
I love u guys so much HAVE A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A HAPPY NEW YEAR ❤🧡💛💚💙💜❤🧡💛💚💙💜❤🧡💛💚💙💜❤🧡💛💚💙💜❤🧡💛💚💙💜❤🧡💛💚💙💜❤🧡💛💚💙💜❤🧡💛💚💙💜❤🧡💛💚💙💜
I am from Germany and i think you did a good
❤Thanks!
Me either
I'm from Germany too and sorry but how you spell German words is really funny but i know it is hard so spell words from another language
Me either. 😁
It is so fun how you say Bratwurst and Lebkuchen 😂🤣
Greetings from Russia🇷🇺
We have lots of interesting and tasty food but the dishes we usually have for Christmas (New year’s Eve) may seem strange for people from other countries 🤪 such as herring and beetroot salad, caviar, sausage salad, canned fish in oil from the Baltic counties and we eat it all with famous Russian dark bread)
Masha Maksimenkova, Submit your lunch ideas at thefamilyfudge.com/lunchidea
Loved this video! At first I thought it would be boring, but it was really enjoyable and interesting to see what the kids liked or disliked! Also, many Europeans think of Americans as very ignorant when it comes to knowing about other countries' cultures but you definititely didn't furnish that prejudice! Keep it up!
❤Thanks!
Well Ponche is actually made with something called Jamaica and its really good, another is that the Rosca de Reyes if you get the baby you are suposed to get tamales for everyone at February 2, so u did actually amazing
I thought you had to pay 5 dollars
Or pesos maybe just tradition
So nice to see an accurate representation of foreign traditional food! For the UK at least- you had it spot on!
You should do Poland and let them try porgies. They are so good!
💋👍😻😍
Yes with sauerkraut or fried onions.
I love to bake my Pierogies or pan fry them with butter and onions
my guilty pleasure.. idk what it is but I love these videos
Can you do a part 2 with Philippines? 😊 My family usually prepares Filipino style spaghetti, Hamon (Ham with sweet syrup usually made with Pineapple juice *I'm not familiar with cooking jargons 😅*, Lechon(Roasted Pig), Lumpiang Shanghai, Queso de bola, Puto Bumbong and We would usually have a Fruit salad or Mango float 😁
Krizzia Agripa maybe submit it to the link on the description
@@joasmr6759 I already sent it lol
I love how they said goodbye in every language
I'm Mexican and I've never heard about that salad! But no I hate I luv your channel
Jenny Wolf that’s what I was gonna say 🤣 I’m Mexican and never heard about that salad 🥗
Me too I was surprised about the salad.
Me too
I am from Germany,
Its so cute how you said Reibekuchen, Kartoffelpuffer, Lebkuchen, Bratwurst,...
Sry but I was dieing of laughting😂😂😁😍😂
German is hard to say, but i hear English is even harder to figure out
The way you spell sorry, dying and laughing.😂😂😁😍😂
You should do Brazil next! Although the food we serve in lunch may be more like a dinner for you Americans! I think it’s worth a try anyways!
Submit your idea! Thefamilyfudge.com/lunchidea
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The Family Fudge Just finished filling up the forms! Hope you like it!
The fudge kids are really wonderful... Its so nice to hear their nice reviews of the food... they are so smart and open to learning about other cultures and trying new things... I'd love to see other countries lunches
Wow Jennifer this is amazing😍
Merry Christmas from Germany❤️
Mmmmm! I love posole! (Sorry if spelled wrong I mean the Mexican soup)
Really good soup😋
There's white, red and green posole👍
Here in Portugal we have a Christmas Eve dinner called “consoada” where we traditionally eat consists of codfish with several kinds of green cabbage and kale, boiled eggs and baked potatoes and than we accompany it with different kinds of shell fish (my family prefers to just do octopus ‘á lagareiro’ instead of a selection of shellfish), than after Christmas Eve dinner we go to this traditional catholic service called “missa do galo” or “mass of the rooster”, when we come back around midnight, we all kiss baby Jesus before putting it back in the nativity scene, that’s when the Christmas presents exchange happens, because no baby Jesus in the nativity scene means no presents (here we open family gifts at midnight and than once again in the morning, those are the gifts that baby Jesus/Santa brought ((this depends on the family too, mine, because we come from a very catholic part of portugal, Ponte de Lima and Parades de Coura, baby Jesus is the one who “brought” the presents)) . In Christmas Day we do a traditional lunch instead of a dinner, that’s when we get to eat the turkey, but more importantly that’s when we get to eat the traditional Christmas dish over here called “roupa velha” meaning “old laundry”, which is just the left overs from the cod fish cubed up and stir fried in a big pot. We also have the Christmas desserts such as Rabanadas (Fried dough soaked in wine coated in cinnamon and sugar) , aletria (sweet angel hair dessert) , Sopa dourada (golden soup), bolo rei (three kings cake), pão de ló (Portuguese sponge cake), arroz doce (rice pudding) and leite creme (egg custard, Christmas egg custard traditionally as nuts in it too)
That's very cool! Im Portuguese
Her Japanese voice was great she sounded like those animae girls with the cat ears i was dying of laughter 👌😏😂😁
Im frome Mexico 😀😀 And posoly is sooooooo good and tamales .
Helen Gomez isn’t it called menudo
Helen Gomez i was born in Lancaster city in December 26 1996 but my mom and dad are from mexico
@@sushimiproductions9096 no, menudo is a different soup.
Yaaass Germany 🇩🇪 this is what my grandma prepares on Christmas
I love these ideas! One thing...often at German markets your brat will come on a round bun with it sticking out both sides. 😂
interesting
A Kaiser roll
Merry Christmas, Family Fudge! This was such fun to watch. You’re just amazing at putting these lunches together. Picking a favorite would be difficult. I’d love to see a video of lunch ideas for people on very small budgets. For those who have a very small amount to invest in lunch, variety sometimes is challenging. It would be great to see what you could do with minimal ingredients. Thanks for sharing all your ideas. They inspire me no end! 😎
I'm shocked that they don't like Lebkuchen 🤤 I love Lebkuchen
Alex Guitar it was the dark choclate one...hard one for the first attempt;)
It may be a strong flavor or texture profile for children that young. In America we are used to gingerbread cookies which are generally crunchy and mostly sugary instead of gingery. They usually have frosting on them as well. These cookies seemed to have a lot of different flavors and textures, and kids this young likely would have a sensory overload if not previously exposed. They are used to certain things and this was something very different for them! I think if they tried it in a few years they may enjoy it more!
I really like how their mom is exposing them to all these different cultures and cuisines though. Most American children will go really far in life without trying anything except processed American garbage which is really sad. I think for kids this young it may be a bit early for full on exposure like this though. My parents also tried to give my sisters and me foods from other places, but we started with things like cheese quesadillas and stuff, we would NOT have liked all the spices.
In all, American kids are not used to multiple flavors and textures in one piece of food. They don’t like overly spicy things either, so I think the Lebkuchen may have been a bit advanced for their tastes at their ages
I grew up with my dad always telling me to try something once, it’s how I learned I like frogs legs and mud bugs. I also LOVE my veggies, both my dad and I can just eat veggies for dinner and be happy.
This was so perfect and creative!! You did you research alright😂💖
In ireland and the uk we tend to have christmas dinner around lunch time Xx
true
I wish they used poutine for the Canadian dishes
how beautiful .. I loved that he spoke spanish😍❣️
Who else is watching this after school?
Just me....?
Ok...
In Ghana we celebrate Christmas with jalof rice and wakye which is beans and black rice with some boulder eggs and spaghetti and shito which means hot sauce it's really good you should try it
I love how you pronounce German words
I’m from Quebec city in Canada! I love the fact you did « Tourtières » and you took time to search about everything.! Your prononciation is really good even with the french name! Good job.!
Bravo à vous.!
It's so cute how you pronounce the german names :) Usually the red cabbage is very sweet, so maybe this recipe was not the original or the the common one :) Merry christmas btw! :)
I love the fact that you included the "tourtière" from the french side of canada! It looks delicious! 🥰
You’re German pronouciation was actually pretty good!:)
❤Thanks!
OMG u decorate your house so beautiful for Christmas! I loved EVERYTHING!!!!
I love your international lunches theme! I'd love to see you do something similar for new years as well 😊 what part of Japan did you live in?
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I'm from the UK and the food you put in the lunches are christmas classics! I have them almost every Christmas and i love them!
#lunalunchbox @ 0:09 & 0:43 & 4:00 & 6:20 & 16:23 love your lunches they are the best, i am from England and i use the same pan as you did to make Yorkshire pudding, i also add baking powder to mine to make them rise a bit more to what your did if that helps also i have never seen anyone add brown sugar to pigs in blankets :/ merry Christmas guys would love a shout out xxx
I loved your Japanese lunch. Yes, we eat KFC on Christmas :-) I am also happy your kids love Japanese lunch!
I am giggling watching the UK lunch ... those yorkshire puddings look absolutely dreadful ... sorry ... but I was born in Yorkshire and they are supposed to have a light fluffy texture ... and mince pies are horrendous however they are made - but I loved all of the other lunches you served - thanks for sharing it was good fun because it shows how each of our countries are perceived xx
So I’m Mexican, ponche is the best thing to drink during the winter, very fruity taste...oh and the fruit in the ponche is edible 😊. Pozole is very very very common and very delicious during the winter or even summer 😂....the bread has a few baby Jesus dolls and if you get a slice with it, then you have to make some tamales for people. Everything seemed delicious but even better when homemade 😁....I add sour cream everytime I eat tamales 😆♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ the mexico part was very authentic
Buñuelos and Roscon de Reyes are Spanish😅And buñuelos are like a deep fried Ball filled with cream or something
Lucia D that’s also a Mexican tradition I was born and raised in Mexico and grew up eating buñuelos for Christmas and rosca de Reyes for the día de Los Reyes magos !!
It’s a very Mexican tradition as well. Although I’ve never heard of the salad. We do the traditional “ensalada de fruita” which is made up of apples,pineapple,shredded carrots, walnuts, sweet condensed milk and sour cream.
Janeth M y es, brought there by Spaniards thats why you have it.
I'm german and it looked as authentic as it could be. A little fact, in Germany, a meal that a lot of people eat for Christmas is Sausage and Potato Salad.
We aren't getting presents this year because we are moving, and we are gonna be *BROKE*
Haha I’m from Quebec and the way you said « tourtière » was quite funny haha! ❤️
Czech republic please
maky cupcakes, Submit your lunch ideas at thefamilyfudge.com/lunchidea
Perogi's are actually a product of Poland, we start our Christmas meal with it in a beet soup and then after the soup we have it again but what's very different is that some countries in Europe celebrate Christmas on Christmas Eve including Poland
Do bent bunches you never did them
what is bent bunches?
The Family Fudge i think they meant bento
The way to making good Brussels Sprouts good is baking them with maple syrup and bacon!
Who is from Germany in here
Me
Love how you and your kids pronounced the words😊🤩
"It wouldn't be a Japanese Christmas without....KENTUCKY FRIED CHICKEN" wow hahaha
Plz also can I get a shout-out
serenity h, Did you find #lunalunchbox? Comment back with the time she popped in!
I'm from Germany and your German lunch is perfect😂 your lunch is more German then I am😂♥️
I went to Cozumel,Mexico in April 2018 for spring break it was beautiful!!
My mom is from germany and when i showed her she loved this.
You should try the red cabbage without the vinigear but with the apples and sweetened wild cherries! Thats how we make it in belgium 😊 im sure the kids will like it that way!
Make another one and put Greek foods ! There are many varieties and awesome and delicious recipes also very healthy!! 💖💖💖💖
Omg I love all you fun ideas for lunch! Great as always. 😇😇
A bit of a late comment, but this video has been my favourite so far! Thank you for all the work you put into this one, it was so interesting. As a Brit, I’m very happy to see you include the UK! 😊
I saw Luna lunch at 0:02 😂😂 ly so much! ❤️🧡💛💚💙💜
Seeing the Canada one made me happy, and I looove nanimo bars although I'm allergic to coconut lol
Merry Christmas Guys!💕
McKenzie really said "Tschüss" at the end of the German Lunch