We ate some seriously delicious food in todays video - let us know which was your favourite food. Do you like to try new foods when you travel or do you play it safe ?? Sorry if we made you hungry C&M xx
You definitely got me craving some Mexican food now! Yes, we love trying new foods when we travel! That’s the best part of traveling! Stay safe out there!💜
We were in San Jose Del Cabo about 18 years ago and really liked it. Also did a tequila tasting and I remember being blown away by the different kinds and the really good ones tasting like liquid gold! Lovely to see all the yummy food!
True, authentic Mexican food is fantastic! My first wife and I honeymooned in Mazatlan. When we weren't shoveling street food down, there was a place where you could order fresh shrimp by the kilo. The shrimp came chilled on a bed of ice with a large assortment of dipping sauces from mild to wild. And the waiters came around every 10 minutes or so with free tequila poppers. They like to get us gringos a little tipsey which results in us leaving good tips. Lol The service in Mexico is truly exceptional. One thing I like about the authentic food is it doesn't come smothered in sour cream like here in the states.
You guys make me so hungry every time you go for food 😋 absolutely loving the show. Come on guys smash that like make sure she's got 1000 likes and more it's an amazing show funny
Chilaquiles are really a great breakfast, especially with salsa verde. Eggs over easy on top and a portion of carnitas on the side. I've been in Cabo a few times. Will have to check out this restaurant on our next trip. Mexican dairy products were a revelation to me the first time we went to Mexico. There is also very good sushi in Cabo San Lucas, which makes sense because it is a huge sport fishing town.
I really do think Mexicans make the best beans in the world. Never had any beans better than borracho beans, refried beans, charro beans... so delicious!
Great video! I had to stop and go back a few times to salivate over the food. Mexican is my favorite cuisine in the entire world!!! Thanks for showing off some great spots in Baja!
Tacos Al Pastor is a favorite of mine. Also flavors of helados that are often popular is Coco, Fresia and Sandia. Be careful when you order some flavors they add spicy powder or sauce called Chamoy. The kids like the Mangonadas. But this is a very learned taste, I noticed that you like many Brits don’t like spicy. I love hot sauces but this is a flavor I don’t do. Trust me. That brand of ice cream bars are found in many different grocery stores especially along the border states. Here in San Antonio they have places that their own which are fantastic and I’m sure that you can find them in California and in Arizona. Same thing with NM but it is narrow with very few towns on Interstate 10 that you have an easier time getting it in Arizona
Don’t be afraid to buy things from the old guy pushing around a cart of food and ice creams. It has been something that happens in Hispanic cultures, you don’t see it much anymore. However even here in Texas the ice cream truck is a gathering place for parents and kids
Sauces, dips, salsas and relishes! I absolutely love the variety of accoutrements supporting Mexican food. Diversity is the spice of life! Your joy of travel and adventure exudes from the screen! 😊 🌮
Loved this video, getting back the vibes of when you were travelling around Turkey and East Europe. While scenery is nice, I love to see the shopping, eating and the people. Maybe it's down to being where so much to see and do without miles of travelling in-between. Savouring the moments.
Shouldn't have watched this before I had breakfast 😂 Those taco's looked incredible. In fact all of it looked amazing! Saving this for when we make it down there. Marianne with the tequila shots 😂And lots of guacamole Chris! 🥑🎵
Bazen bunaldığında insan çok uzaklara gitmek isterya, gezdiğiniz yerlerde olmak istedim bir an, çok güzel bir şehir ve çok lezzetli tatları var, çok huzurlu ve dinlendirici, sizlere iyi gezmeler huzurlu yolculuklar diliyorum güzel aile. ❤️❤️❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️❤️❤️
My heart almost broke when I heard the two of you describing that these were the first margaritas or tamales of your live's, at age 55. But then I took joy at the fact that you finally got them, and have plenty of time to have more. Enjoy!😍
when i was growing up in norcalifornia there were men riding bikes with little white coolers on the front or walking pushing coolers with that exact brand of ice cream being sold. It is the best ice cream. now i live in Missouri and there are no one selling the ice cream. I miss that icecream in the summer.
Loved chilaquiles when I was in Mexico many years ago. Yours look different though. Mine were more like what I would now think of as similar to a shakshuka - a warm tomato-y slightly spicy salsa with Tortilla pieces in it, poached egg and cheese on top.
At 6:11, the place appears to have skeleton staff. As for the shop with lots of lights, it'll be somewhere to have a light lunch. I definitely recommend trying Mexican food...bean and done it before
You guys are amazing ! I like how you make “normal” things looks interesting, I really enjoy every single video from you, it was a pleasure to meet you, I hope to see you in the future for share more Tequila 🎉😊❤
Hello Friends . . what a yummy 😋 adventure this was . . Chris tf trying all those "hot spicy" varieties of salsas have a wonderful day take care and continued safe travels 👣❤️🙋♀️
That was an amazing day of lovely food.....We do love our Mexican food here also...so now are very hungry...And those Türkiye Lights are beautiful, we have collected about 5 so far to put into a new house we are building and still looking for more... Take care you two
I have just discovered your channel and I am loving your trip to Baja . Most of the videos from travelers I have seen focus on the beaches.I love your walks though towns and restaurant's you take us right to the meat if you will the heart and soul of the city you are in. I have subscribed and and keeping up with your travels .You take me where I will never go thank you !
Congratulations Amigos, you know very well how to enjoy the life, Mexican food is delicious but Be careful with hot sauces, always try them with a "totopo" or "nacho" but not direct. Afterwards you will miss the Mexican sauces, because they are adictive, here in Ensenada I have an English friend who eats more chili than me, and I am Mexican! Keep enjoying those amazing places!
LoL what you eat for breakfast would be a dinner for us 😁 Amazing video, love it!! I am a big fan of churros dipped in thick hot chocolate, since I grew up in Spain ❤️
To be totally honest it took me a while to get used to the Mexican cuisine. I could not do the heat!!! Everything it's hot spicy!! But now you couldn't keep me away from it. It's just a matter of learning the sauces and telling which one is which. You guys inspired me to cook some chicken quesadillas today for dinner 😋 PS: Marianne, Margarita on the rocks is always much straight forward. I would recommend the slushy one. Much bueno🍹😉
Great tip !! Yep, I struggle with spicy but I have learned enough words to ask which is spicy 😂😂😂😂 - we cook loads of Quesadillas in the van - it is easy van life food !! I will check out the slushy ones .. thanks for the tip 💕🙌
That didn't look like a typical tamale next time get one that's been cooked in corn husks and Mary Ann should try a strawberry margarita. Another great video!!
Oh man, I can literally taste all the different dishes you've tried and my mouth is watering. Since I find that San Jose Del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas even more are very touristy, I don't go there a lot, but it does have a nice vibe. The only dish I was not quite sure of was, if I heard correctly de Taco Macho. I had that once but was not told what the Macho part actually is beforehand. After some prodding I was told that it's from the sticky bit from the bull's anatomy.... I had that in Guadalajara and hadn't seen it in Baja, but since Baja attracts a lot of people from the Mexican mainland to start restaurants, it is certainly possible. But if you enjoyed it, that's all that matter. I found it to taste quite a bit like liver and I'm not a big fan of that. Ok, I'm hungry now.... With regards to the question of why Mexican cheeses are not more famous, I think it is because all or at least most of them are being used as part of a dish. You don't really see them used as-is (like on a charcuterie board or something), like you would a Gouda, a Brie, a Cheddar (not the processed american stuff). So you never really taste a Mexican cheese by itself, but always integrated in the dish. For me, the ones I've tried by themself are either rather bland or very salty. They work in a dish, not so much as a snack.
Panella seared and topped with onion jam and chili will change your like And cotija cheese on anything. But yea, agreed Mexican cheese is on point! And everyone just knows “queso” but there’s soooo much
Wow the food looked so good 😋. What a lovely wee town so colourful !!!! Mmmm homemade ice cream gotta be good 👌 Nothing quite like a few freebie tequilas 🤪 You guys have had me drooling all the way through this video 🤤🤤🫶
Looks so delicious! You all have travelled and eaten like the locals. How do you keep from getting food poisoning? I noticed you ate lettuce/veggies and ice. Any suggestions for future travelers?
Good question! Yep always stick to busy places and ask the bar staff if the ice is made with potable water 👍 And brush your teeth with bottled water !! M 🌺
I am willing to try different foods. Just never been a Mexican or Southwest food fan (I live in Arizona). It's not all bad it's just not my favorite. Sign me up for a Doner Kebab in downtown Berlin Germany! I will take that over a currywurst any day! I do love some German food though! Love Chinese, Korean and Japanese food also. I loved spending time in Europe!
Hello Ambassadors Yes, the food looked delicious. That kebab ( doner) must be inherited from TURKIYE ( at least there is great chance). MARIANNE 's face after that drink was so funny not the tekila but the one she was saying " I don't know why I did not have this drink until I was 55". That is worth of seeing.😋 Guys, again a great video. Not to bring the earthquake in TURKIYE but have you ran into people in that community or media that they were talking about it? How is it seen in Mexico? In the meantime, I was deeply saddened with the death of a rescue dog from Mexico. I on behalf of the Turkish people thank them and thank all of the others. British Sahara hospital, etc..many many of them. Thank you all! Ambassadors, please forgive me for bringing this up. I know how sensitive you guys are. My apology! Love you guys. Take care👍❤️❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Hi Nick - as we live on the road we only see online news and generally stick to 2-3 English speaking ones - but we have asked locals and they have seen it on the news - but it seems to have stopped over here now 😢💔 But the people we meet are heartbroken for all of the loss and their prayers with our are going to all those affected 🙏🌺
@@TREADtheglobe Thank you guys. You are right. We all want this to go away and re-start all over with a better future. Running into a Turkish guy from DIDIM selling chandeliers .. I was surprised 😯😯 I think I would not try everything since I am a picky person when it comes to food. I for sure cannot eat intestine ( kokorec in TURKIYE), monkey brain , octopus ( in KOREA OR JAPAN) especially the live ones while the creature is trying to get out of your plate..iihhh! 😥😥😥 Mussels, rats with sauces ( in HOLLAND) , Grasshopper in China or some far east countries , rooster or pig foot ( in Africa or others). I am going to stick with my breakfast with Turkish feta, black olives, and apricot marmalade with Turkish tea definitely. Guys, thank you and be safe. Thank you for being there and keeping us even for a moment away from this stress. Love 💕🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Hi guys, been following for yonks!!! I have a serious question that I hope you will see.. I've travelled to plenty countries myself and some places they haven't met English people who can converse in their local language etc.. Mainly in Asia. How are you finding Mexico for this? Are they in awe when they meet english people who can speak some Spanish?? Or are they not bothered? 😂 "I'm a about 18 months behind you on driving around the world" 😁
Apart from the tamale`s, none of that was actually mexican street food. We are avid travellers and have toured Mexico on motorcycles many times. Buying from street vendors in non touristy towns is what i consider street food and less than half of what you were paying. Coffee for $4.00 ????
National Guard , serve all of Mexico. No more Federal police. The cream used in Mexico is medi crema. Delicioso. Buy some for in the van when you cook.!!!
I wanted to be sarcastic but it’s obvious that this is your first trip to Mexico and so many things that are completely obvious to me are just all new experiences to you two.
"Mexican cheese is really good!" The funny thing is that even here in Southern California, real Mexican cheese has not been a thing for most of my life. It is only relatively recently that a few of them have become more common here. Most first-generation Mexican-Americans I know (and even some Mexican immigrants) tend to use what is sold as "Mexican cheese blend," which isn't Mexican at all. It is cheddar and Monterey Jack. Note that is Monterey, as in California, not Monterrey, which is in Mexico. It is a California cheese. I believe that the skulls on the lighted street banners relate to the way the Mexicans honor their ancestors, most notably on El Dia de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead), when people paint their faces like skulls.
To celebrate the passing of the dead to the afterlife. In Mexico, they have a holiday, Dia de los Muertas, "The Day of the Dead", where they remember those loved ones who have passed on.
I have to laugh. Another channel us heading to Mexico and several oeople have commented "NO! Never go to mexico it is way too dangerous." Such a joke. The only thing you are in danger of is overeating. Haha. I told them to check out your trip.
Guys love your videos and you have inspired me to buy a van and travel I also have a video of my car watching you guys on you tube , I d love to send it to you if you can supply me with an email address
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We ate some seriously delicious food in todays video - let us know which was your favourite food. Do you like to try new foods when you travel or do you play it safe ?? Sorry if we made you hungry C&M xx
You definitely got me craving some Mexican food now! Yes, we love trying new foods when we travel! That’s the best part of traveling! Stay safe out there!💜
Loving that you are showing us the prices - thanks!
Love that we learn something new with every one of your videos.
We had no idea about the flag colors in every dish. How awesome is that!
We were in San Jose Del Cabo about 18 years ago and really liked it. Also did a tequila tasting and I remember being blown away by the different kinds and the really good ones tasting like liquid gold! Lovely to see all the yummy food!
True, authentic Mexican food is fantastic! My first wife and I honeymooned in Mazatlan. When we weren't shoveling street food down, there was a place where you could order fresh shrimp by the kilo. The shrimp came chilled on a bed of ice with a large assortment of dipping sauces from mild to wild. And the waiters came around every 10 minutes or so with free tequila poppers. They like to get us gringos a little tipsey which results in us leaving good tips. Lol The service in Mexico is truly exceptional. One thing I like about the authentic food is it doesn't come smothered in sour cream like here in the states.
This is why I started following you months ago, I love seeing your appreciation of traditional food
You guys make me so hungry every time you go for food 😋 absolutely loving the show. Come on guys smash that like make sure she's got 1000 likes and more it's an amazing show funny
Chilaquiles are really a great breakfast, especially with salsa verde. Eggs over easy on top and a portion of carnitas on the side. I've been in Cabo a few times. Will have to check out this restaurant on our next trip. Mexican dairy products were a revelation to me the first time we went to Mexico. There is also very good sushi in Cabo San Lucas, which makes sense because it is a huge sport fishing town.
I really do think Mexicans make the best beans in the world. Never had any beans better than borracho beans, refried beans, charro beans... so delicious!
Great video! I had to stop and go back a few times to salivate over the food. Mexican is my favorite cuisine in the entire world!!! Thanks for showing off some great spots in Baja!
Tacos Al Pastor is a favorite of mine. Also flavors of helados that are often popular is Coco, Fresia and Sandia. Be careful when you order some flavors they add spicy powder or sauce called Chamoy. The kids like the Mangonadas. But this is a very learned taste, I noticed that you like many Brits don’t like spicy. I love hot sauces but this is a flavor I don’t do. Trust me. That brand of ice cream bars are found in many different grocery stores especially along the border states. Here in San Antonio they have places that their own which are fantastic and I’m sure that you can find them in California and in Arizona. Same thing with NM but it is narrow with very few towns on Interstate 10 that you have an easier time getting it in Arizona
Don’t be afraid to buy things from the old guy pushing around a cart of food and ice creams. It has been something that happens in Hispanic cultures, you don’t see it much anymore. However even here in Texas the ice cream truck is a gathering place for parents and kids
Sauces, dips, salsas and relishes! I absolutely love the variety of accoutrements supporting Mexican food. Diversity is the spice of life!
Your joy of travel and adventure exudes from the screen! 😊 🌮
Loved this video, getting back the vibes of when you were travelling around Turkey and East Europe. While scenery is nice, I love to see the shopping, eating and the people. Maybe it's down to being where so much to see and do without miles of travelling in-between. Savouring the moments.
The Tread the Globe yummy noises and happy food faces are back!!! Love watching you two enjoy new food and drink!! x
Shouldn't have watched this before I had breakfast 😂 Those taco's looked incredible. In fact all of it looked amazing! Saving this for when we make it down there. Marianne with the tequila shots 😂And lots of guacamole Chris! 🥑🎵
Bazen bunaldığında insan çok uzaklara gitmek isterya, gezdiğiniz yerlerde olmak istedim bir an, çok güzel bir şehir ve çok lezzetli tatları var, çok huzurlu ve dinlendirici, sizlere iyi gezmeler huzurlu yolculuklar diliyorum güzel aile. ❤️❤️❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷❤️❤️❤️
Oh my. All that food. It looked delicious. I don’t know how y’all could eat all that in one day. Wow
Trudy wants some of the pastel bunting…she told me to ask 😂
LOL !! Thanks Lara 😂🌺
What a feast for the senses these days must been! Each menu item had our mouths watering. 😋🤤😋🤤
Love all the colors and murals! 😍
❤️❤️😎👍xx
It was so good .... 🙏💕🙌
My heart almost broke when I heard the two of you describing that these were the first margaritas or tamales of your live's, at age 55. But then I took joy at the fact that you finally got them, and have plenty of time to have more. Enjoy!😍
It was very good to see you guys a little tipsy in the second part of the day and how much you were enjoying your experience 😍
when i was growing up in norcalifornia there were men riding bikes with little white coolers on the front or walking pushing coolers with that exact brand of ice cream being sold. It is the best ice cream. now i live in Missouri and there are no one selling the ice cream. I miss that icecream in the summer.
Having coffee and watching my new fav TH-camrs and now you have made me soooo hungry...what for breakfast 💗
Welcome !!
I love their fruit. So many varieties.
Eggs...hueveros.
Loved chilaquiles when I was in Mexico many years ago. Yours look different though. Mine were more like what I would now think of as similar to a shakshuka - a warm tomato-y slightly spicy salsa with Tortilla pieces in it, poached egg and cheese on top.
At 6:11, the place appears to have skeleton staff. As for the shop with lots of lights, it'll be somewhere to have a light lunch. I definitely recommend trying Mexican food...bean and done it before
Marrianne and Chris Eline emeğine sağlık bu güzel vlog için kolay gelsin hayırlı işler....👍👍👍👍
What a lovely breakfast! Yum! What a wonderful and interesting day.
You guys are amazing ! I like how you make “normal” things looks interesting, I really enjoy every single video from you, it was a pleasure to meet you, I hope to see you in the future for share more Tequila 🎉😊❤
Hello Friends . . what a yummy 😋 adventure this was . . Chris tf trying all those "hot spicy" varieties of salsas
have a wonderful day take care and continued safe travels 👣❤️🙋♀️
Wow that looked amazing and the colors of the city were beautiful! Thanks for sharing and God bless you both and keep you safe! ❤️🙏🤙
Thanks so much - this is one for you - it is a perfect place to visit - sending love from us both 🌺
your the food connoisseurs of the world 😄. great video
Hola👋 from southern New Mexico🌶️🌵...love the vlog...
I’m jealous again. You two have a ball and also produce great videos.
Keith.
Spent a couple years sailing in Mexico and now miss it more than ever. While watching I realized I was grinning like never before.
That was an amazing day of lovely food.....We do love our Mexican food here also...so now are very hungry...And those Türkiye Lights are beautiful, we have collected about 5 so far to put into a new house we are building and still looking for more... Take care you two
Yes it was! We have tried most foods now and we have a long list of others to try too !! woo hoo 🌺😂🌷
I have just discovered your channel and I am loving your trip to Baja . Most of the videos from travelers I have seen focus on the beaches.I love your walks though towns and restaurant's you take us right to the meat if you will the heart and soul of the city you are in. I have subscribed and and keeping up with your travels .You take me where I will never go thank you !
Thanks and welcome Bonita 🌺🙌
Congratulations Amigos, you know very well how to enjoy the life, Mexican food is delicious but Be careful with hot sauces, always try them with a "totopo" or "nacho" but not direct. Afterwards you will miss the Mexican sauces, because they are adictive, here in Ensenada I have an English friend who eats more chili than me, and I am Mexican! Keep enjoying those amazing places!
a little hint when you have your mouth on fire and to ease up on the heat a pinch of salt or a drink of milk just in case you didn't know
I gained 5 lbs. watching this video. LoL. Love it!!!!
Good video. 👍🏼
Ha Ha !! Enjoy
Ughhh can’t wait to travel that far south. I loved living in San Diego with incredible food coming over the boarder
Great place and lots of food. Lol, I just said about the churro in Brighton. Our local coast a must and has to be done. X
LoL what you eat for breakfast would be a dinner for us 😁 Amazing video, love it!! I am a big fan of churros dipped in thick hot chocolate, since I grew up in Spain ❤️
To be totally honest it took me a while to get used to the Mexican cuisine. I could not do the heat!!! Everything it's hot spicy!! But now you couldn't keep me away from it. It's just a matter of learning the sauces and telling which one is which. You guys inspired me to cook some chicken quesadillas today for dinner 😋
PS: Marianne, Margarita on the rocks is always much straight forward. I would recommend the slushy one. Much bueno🍹😉
Great tip !! Yep, I struggle with spicy but I have learned enough words to ask which is spicy 😂😂😂😂 - we cook loads of Quesadillas in the van - it is easy van life food !!
I will check out the slushy ones .. thanks for the tip 💕🙌
0:41 was Chris actually walking backwards to take the film here? Between you you do a fantastic job!
Turkiye around the world!! 🥰🥰
That didn't look like a typical tamale next time get one that's been cooked in corn husks and Mary Ann should try a strawberry margarita. Another great video!!
Oh man, I can literally taste all the different dishes you've tried and my mouth is watering. Since I find that San Jose Del Cabo and Cabo San Lucas even more are very touristy, I don't go there a lot, but it does have a nice vibe. The only dish I was not quite sure of was, if I heard correctly de Taco Macho. I had that once but was not told what the Macho part actually is beforehand. After some prodding I was told that it's from the sticky bit from the bull's anatomy.... I had that in Guadalajara and hadn't seen it in Baja, but since Baja attracts a lot of people from the Mexican mainland to start restaurants, it is certainly possible. But if you enjoyed it, that's all that matter. I found it to taste quite a bit like liver and I'm not a big fan of that. Ok, I'm hungry now....
With regards to the question of why Mexican cheeses are not more famous, I think it is because all or at least most of them are being used as part of a dish. You don't really see them used as-is (like on a charcuterie board or something), like you would a Gouda, a Brie, a Cheddar (not the processed american stuff). So you never really taste a Mexican cheese by itself, but always integrated in the dish. For me, the ones I've tried by themself are either rather bland or very salty. They work in a dish, not so much as a snack.
There are lots of places in Texas to get authentic Mexican food (not TexMex). And the cheese is famous here!
The pork taco with pineapple is "al pastor" tacos. It was developed by Lebanese immigrants to Mexico. Thus the "al"
Wow..bon appetit...
Love the caption of Mexican food
Panella seared and topped with onion jam and chili will change your like
And cotija cheese on anything.
But yea, agreed Mexican cheese is on point! And everyone just knows “queso” but there’s soooo much
The salsa Verde green sauce is hot and spicey and the salsa Roja red sauce is less spicy. Let's blame the margarita
Food looks delicious
It was
stop rubbing it in with that ice cream 😂😂🤣 it's winter here you know. Not really it's quite nice today Sunday the sunshine is shining and blue skies
Nope can't go there!! You would have to roll me onto the plane and fly home as freight! The food looks amazing!!!!
😂👍
Great video 👋🇲🇽🇲🇽👍👍👍👍
Well done! ☺
Aneka makanan sepertinya tersedia dengan baik
Did you eat all that in one day! WOW!
From turkiye to mexico cabo. Well done guys . Turkish from southern california. Ohhh english couple of orse
Awesome , amazing and wonderful ❤❤❤
nice one, well done and thumbs up 👍🌄💯
Wow the food looked so good 😋. What a lovely wee town so colourful !!!!
Mmmm homemade ice cream gotta be good 👌
Nothing quite like a few freebie tequilas 🤪
You guys have had me drooling all the way through this video 🤤🤤🫶
Thank you 😋 Yep - we are loving the food !! LOL - put this place on the list !! woo hoo 🌺😍
From so far.. a good episode food 🤣
Looks so delicious! You all have travelled and eaten like the locals. How do you keep from getting food poisoning? I noticed you ate lettuce/veggies and ice. Any suggestions for future travelers?
Good question! Yep always stick to busy places and ask the bar staff if the ice is made with potable water 👍 And brush your teeth with bottled water !! M 🌺
Marg is my favorite but not too strong! Mx food I think is best in the world and cheap!
How much are the ice cream bars on the streets? Looked yummy
I am willing to try different foods. Just never been a Mexican or Southwest food fan (I live in Arizona). It's not all bad it's just not my favorite. Sign me up for a Doner Kebab in downtown Berlin Germany! I will take that over a currywurst any day! I do love some German food though! Love Chinese, Korean and Japanese food also. I loved spending time in Europe!
Great video. Love Mexico!
Hey! What wifi do you recommend for travelling?
Check in the description - we have a wifi hotspot company we work with 🙌🌺
@@TREADtheglobe That's awesome! Thank you!
love it
Hello Ambassadors
Yes, the food looked delicious. That kebab ( doner) must be inherited from TURKIYE ( at least there is great chance).
MARIANNE 's face after that drink was so funny not the tekila but the one she was saying " I don't know why I did not have this drink until I was 55".
That is worth of seeing.😋 Guys, again a great video. Not to bring the earthquake in TURKIYE but have you ran into people in that community or media that they were talking about it? How is it seen in Mexico?
In the meantime, I was deeply saddened with the death of a rescue dog from Mexico.
I on behalf of the Turkish people thank them and thank all of the others.
British Sahara hospital, etc..many many of them. Thank you all!
Ambassadors, please forgive me for bringing this up. I know how sensitive you guys are. My apology!
Love you guys. Take care👍❤️❤️🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Hi Nick - as we live on the road we only see online news and generally stick to 2-3 English speaking ones - but we have asked locals and they have seen it on the news - but it seems to have stopped over here now 😢💔 But the people we meet are heartbroken for all of the loss and their prayers with our are going to all those affected 🙏🌺
@@TREADtheglobe Thank you guys. You are right. We all want this to go away and re-start all over with a better future.
Running into a Turkish guy from DIDIM selling chandeliers .. I was surprised 😯😯
I think I would not try everything since I am a picky person when it comes to food. I for sure cannot eat intestine ( kokorec in TURKIYE), monkey brain , octopus ( in KOREA OR JAPAN) especially the live ones while the creature is trying to get out of your plate..iihhh! 😥😥😥
Mussels, rats with sauces ( in HOLLAND) , Grasshopper in China or some far east countries , rooster or pig foot ( in Africa or others).
I am going to stick with my breakfast with Turkish feta, black olives, and apricot marmalade with Turkish tea definitely.
Guys, thank you and be safe. Thank you for being there and keeping us even for a moment away from this stress.
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Yep we will share what we eat in Japan - which is going to be unusual to me as I don't eat port or seafood ... watch this space !! M xx
Hi guys, been following for yonks!!!
I have a serious question that I hope you will see.. I've travelled to plenty countries myself and some places they haven't met English people who can converse in their local language etc.. Mainly in Asia.
How are you finding Mexico for this? Are they in awe when they meet english people who can speak some Spanish?? Or are they not bothered? 😂 "I'm a about 18 months behind you on driving around the world" 😁
They certainly get some entertainment at me trying !! Happy Travels
Apart from the tamale`s, none of that was actually mexican street food. We are avid travellers and have toured Mexico on motorcycles many times. Buying from street vendors in non touristy towns is what i consider street food and less than half of what you were paying. Coffee for $4.00 ????
When does the diet start?🤣
National Guard , serve all of Mexico. No more Federal police. The cream used in Mexico is medi crema. Delicioso. Buy some for in the van when you cook.!!!
I’d like a dollar for every time you say amazing in your videos
I wanted to be sarcastic but it’s obvious that this is your first trip to Mexico and so many things that are completely obvious to me are just all new experiences to you two.
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"Mexican cheese is really good!" The funny thing is that even here in Southern California, real Mexican cheese has not been a thing for most of my life. It is only relatively recently that a few of them have become more common here. Most first-generation Mexican-Americans I know (and even some Mexican immigrants) tend to use what is sold as "Mexican cheese blend," which isn't Mexican at all. It is cheddar and Monterey Jack. Note that is Monterey, as in California, not Monterrey, which is in Mexico. It is a California cheese.
I believe that the skulls on the lighted street banners relate to the way the Mexicans honor their ancestors, most notably on El Dia de los Muertos (The Day of the Dead), when people paint their faces like skulls.
Lol churros are the best!
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Tequila Time haha.
The food looks delicious and a very colorful atmosphere, however I'm curious as to why so many skull/skeleton faces displayed throughout the city?
I don't know - it is definitely a thing !! If anyone knows ... please comment below 🌺🙏 Marianne xx
To celebrate the passing of the dead to the afterlife. In Mexico, they have a holiday, Dia de los Muertas, "The Day of the Dead", where they remember those loved ones who have passed on.
@@catherinelw9365 Thanks for sharing that information!
20 bucks for two margaritas in happy hour. Wow that’s expensive
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It is very similar. It's called 'Al Pastor' and the spices are somewhat different and equally good 🙂
I'm skeptical to trust food recommendations from anyone from the UK.
Just letting you know, this is not real Shoyeros kitchen stuff, yes we do eat a few mexican dishes but you missed all the good stuff, local stuff
I have to laugh. Another channel us heading to Mexico and several oeople have commented "NO! Never go to mexico it is way too dangerous." Such a joke. The only thing you are in danger of is overeating. Haha. I told them to check out your trip.
Guys love your videos and you have inspired me to buy a van and travel
I also have a video of my car watching you guys on you tube , I d love to send it to you if you can supply me with an email address
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Head over to our website and you can find it there - YT block messages with emails attached so I can't post it here 🌺
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