Herr are some of the whiskies you can try and react to. 1. Blenders pride 2 Signature 3. Royal stag barrel select (not the og royal stag) 4. Rockford( its an Indian blended scotch whiskey) These are the ones I have tried.
@@sahanaashvin1573 not the right comments section to ask this question...too many Indians here seeking validation...maybe try an American channel and they'll let you know what is American and what isn't
Chyawanprash isn't supposed to be eaten like Nutella..... 😂 don't spread it on bread or anything just take a spoonful and force yourself to swallow it.....it's healthy and all that but my god I'd rather willingly eat 5-6 hajmola
My parents for some reason never bothered to give me Chyawanprash as a kid. I haven't tasted it till date. My dad did introduce me to Antiquity blue though. 😂
@@Grey-td3vv Yup and I am a disappointment. I hardly drink. Maybe once every month on social occasions. Both my dad and wife are disappointed with me that I don't drink more. While everyone else try to hide their drinking from their family. I make it a point to notify my family everytime I drink. Sometimes I give company to my dad. 🙄
@@gauravkalra4 sometimes v khane ka nahi hai ghonchu k putra...wo tarika hi nahi hai khane ka...Gale me cork fas jaye to g*nd ka operation nahi kiya jata...Dr. nahi kahta ki sometimes kar leta hu gale ki jagah dang ka😂😂
I used to have chyawanprash as my mom would give it to me. Its a natural immunity booster, and a health supplement... With zero chemicals in it... Completely organic
Hey Korbin, make leeland taste it as well. Also, if he likes it, give 1 spoonfull to him everyday... Its very beneficial for him... make a video is you can...
It's the most common thing every mom gives to his child in initial years and also it's a whole list of nutritional things concentrated as a whole total good for any age bracket and 1thing don't take it with tea except green tea
Guys, that's just healthy spices blended into a paste. Since, India is a monsoon country, so cold, cough and fever are pretty normal. Hence, people eat this to give them some heat to the body as well as some nutrients to fight those diseases.
Prabhjyot kaur raina Suitable for all. My grandfather also used to eat it until he passed away at 90 years. But if someone is diabetic, then they should consume the sugarfree chyawanprash as normal one has sugar in it. But it is really effective. My kids eat it everyday and I have observed enormous difference in their immunity against common cough, cold, viral infections etc.
As child i finished half of the bottle of chwanprash thankfully nothing happened to me. 🤣🤣🤣 but when my mom found that I was given the typical india mother's love dose, ie beatings. 🤣🤣🤣
Dabur Chyavanprash's taste has improved over time so that the kids would eat it more, but the original taste that I ate in the 90s was pretty horrible. At least that's my opinion.
To be honest "This Is One Of The Evergreen All Natural Product" AND IT WILL DEFINITELY IMPROVE your immunity for sure. One Indian gooseberry has the vitamin c of 20 oranges, So you can imagine, The main ingredient in this is Indian gooseberry and so many natural herbs, MUST GIVE IT TO LEELAND ALSO, Our Mom's And Grandmoms Used to feed us with this ❤️👍
CP is amazing. Its exactly like spicy fruit jam. Typically people eat like a heaping teaspoon a day (far more than Vegemite). Its basically a superfood bomb. The closest non Indian thing I can think of is like an Acai bowl.
Feels so weird to say this: the chawanprash you guys are testing may be popular but mediocre. My great grandpa and his siblings had an ayurveda company back in the pre-independence Era, possibly one of the earliest commercial ayurvedic companies ever. My dad indulges in their legacy and makes our own homemade chawanprash when winter comes. I am being modest to say that is ten times better than what you guys are having. It is his hobby that he has perfected over decades. No two batches are same, he is always experimenting.
True. In my family, it's an unwritten rule to have at least 1 spoon of chawanprash daily during winter. Especially for vegetarians, it keeps us healthy during winters
@@rajarshisarkar2192 No, my dad only sells within family, and sometimes to friends. If you can pick up at a convenient location from Bangalore (east), or Kolkata (north) I guess it can be arrenged. He makes it all by himself so naturally good as it may be, stocks are inconveniently limited.
@@rajarshisarkar2192 Also, for your reference the family business I mentioned in my first comment used to go by name of 'Shakti Oushadhalay, Dhaka' when my ggpa and his brothers used to run it, you might have heard of it. In one generation it was an internatonal business selling worldwide, in next generation it crumbled to almost oblivion. People like my dad are far too arrogant to let that happen (although I won't admit it in front of him, it'll get to his head) :) :) .
This is actually a favourite of most children, and people try to make sure that they can provide it for their children as part of regular diet. You guys should give it to Leeland, Evie, and Leviel; it's good for them. And for God's sake, please don't spread it on bread; just take a spoonful and clean it lickety-spit.
I have been to the place where they make it, as a student during our yearly school project. They really put one sheet of gold and silver in a huge tank which mixes the entire things
I was once alone and felt extent hungry and was craving for something sweet ate half off the chawanprash bottle, next day was beaten by mom for doing this, she said its a medicine not a snack. Lolz,,
Thank God at least there is someone like me in the comment section who just eats a spoonful instead of having it with milk or bread, Never tried or heard of eating it that way
During winter, my mother used to give me one spoonful of chyawanprash every morning, with milk. I used to love the taste. Dabur chyawanprash is our childhood, for many of us. (When we were children, it used to come in a white jar with a red lid.) P.s. i started laughing as soon as i read the video title 😂 🤣 Loved the video ❤👍🏻 Would be nice if Leeland is able to handle its taste. Will help in increasing his immunity. ❤
Chyawanprash is a cooked mixture of Jaggary (unprocessed sugar),ghee, and Indian gooseberry (amla). It has lot of fat and carbs from the ghee and sugar. It is supposed to provide the energy and good vitamin supplements for the body. The 51 herbs etc is just a marketing gimmick from companies. The one you had by Dabur even replaces most of the ghee with sesame oil.
It does have herbs ...there are a few different preparations based on ayurvedic texts but the most common one is the one with more of amla...but that also has kwath or decoction of herbs in that as well... I am a bams doctor have prepared 3 different preparations myself!
The only thing the big pharmas woulddo is use substandard herbs or use more of fillers and less potent herbs...nothing else is false...and yes use of sugar or sharkara rather than using jaggery..
Antiquity blue is pretty common in Indian restaurants and bars tbh. A lot of people have it. I don't know if many people as adults like chawanprash. You like it as a kid because you eat it a lot and your parents tell you its good for you. Now of course, there are brands that can make their product more palatable but that generally comes with more jaggery? Not sure how healthy that is. As an adult, when you haven't had it in years, it is just pure nostalgia. Some people have it in milk.
Hi guys this is an Ayurvedic Product ,therefore for its best effect and potency it is consumed empty stomach in the morning . however it can be consumed by spreading on toast etc. but that is also to market it better .
Antiquity Blue is one that I bought on my sisters wedding for my friends..Around 30 bottles(because its cheap) Thats the first and last time I had it(9 years ago) because of its worst hangover..May be they send a different quality when exporting(like many other items which I realised only after I moved to US)
Eating Chwyanprash everyday morning with milk, first thing is very good for health. In childhood I used to eat it everyday. As adults it was a health routine & it also keeps cold, cough n throat sores away!
You can easily eat 1 full spoon. Nothing would happen. I used to eat two because I liked it. Some people wash it off with milk. Some even mix it with milk. I personally like it raw. Just the way you ate. But a spoonfull.
Chawanprash is good for health especially taken before sleep with a glass of luke warm milk especially is winters, it helps it good digestion and sleep.
Chyavan was a sant/monk of thousand years before who make "prash" means paste from different herbal plants, which increase immunity. You can eat it after food.
Indians take this thing with a glass of warm milk in morning or evening mostly in wintets, but can be eaten however you like any time of the day in any season. 2-3 spoonfulls a day won't hurt, not more than that. Its delicious
My grandparents r in 90s everytime we visits we take it for them in village and also "Horlick". Early morning after brush we take one spoon mainly i n Winter morning
Hi you two! My childhood memories as my mom used to give right before leave for school as you not supposed to drink or anything after for good 20 mins to get 💯 benefit. Now in Canada have been thinking to buy for my little one but wasnt convince but now I am going buy for our whole family 😄 So thank you One tiny steps towards our health 😌
Eat it one tea spoon during bed time for one week, and u can feel the difference... It's really good for health, whatever they claim is not just bluff, infact it's also good to maintain sexual health.
It's for digestion...we eat it one spoon after launch...It will improve your digestion system...its is a medicine..Its not like something you eat daily with bread or anything....only one or two spoon after launch, you should take it...with milk or warm water or just like that...
Rest assured but the way rick was reading the synopsis of CP was like a complete pro!!!❤the point when korbin said good for you and rick replied you're aging too was hilarrr🤣
It's an ayurvedic medicine used to increase immunity... Its main ingredient is amla(gooseberry) to make 500 g of chyawanprash , we need 1000 nos of amla fruit. Very long term process!
Its recommended to take 2 tea spoons per day, morning 1tbsp and night 1 tbsp with some milk. NOT more than that. One doctor said its better to take in the morning and avoid at night. He said to avoid it in Sharad, Grishma , Varsha ritu (seasons) since it messes up some channels in the body.
It is in the Indian culture from ancient times and it contains a hell lot of herbs and spices... According to our elders, 1 teaspoon a day is very healthy for human body.
Back when I was growing up (in the 1980s), I remember Chyawanprash used to come with a thin foil of edible silver on the top layer. Don't know if it is still does??
As per ayurveda you should ideally chase this down with warm milk - helps to assimilate the nutrients better and cuts down the side effect of it - which is generating ‘ushnam’( internal body heat). Recommend to not have more than a tea spoon a day and having milk with it.
i swear on it. i used to hv cold every winter for one month atleast with very bad cough. once i saw chavanprash in kitchen drawer and started to eat it daily thinking may b it will help me to cure cold as it claimed. and then miracle happened. that was the last winter i had cold for months. though i still suffer from cold but its not that severe now. though i hardly eat it more than 15 days i think.
The chyawanprash 3000~4000 year old ayurvedic medicine, which is still one of the most sold health supplement in India. It has to be good and healthy that’s why it is still there.
Chymanprash bring you back to your childhood it give us a flashback of our childhood. My grand father keep it in a cupboard so that we cannot steal it.
What other things should we try?
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Herr are some of the whiskies you can try and react to.
1. Blenders pride
2 Signature
3. Royal stag barrel select (not the og royal stag)
4. Rockford( its an Indian blended scotch whiskey)
These are the ones I have tried.
Barley drink (sattu)
1 spoon of chyawanprash with a glass of mild warm milk is heavenly. Used to eat it everyday before sleep.
Uske sath thoda sa ashwagandha😁😁
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Yes. And in the morning.
Yes...
@@betarubber9546 😁😁 tujhe paasi honi chahiye 😆
It's good for your immunity.Parents give this to their children from a very young age.Speciallly eaten with milk.
It has antiseptic properties.
Korbin and Rick have acquired indian taste , soon they will find all American food bland and will understand us better 😀
What is "American food" to be fair. Burgers and fries aren't American.
@@sahanaashvin1573 anything that 'packaged' is American ig 😂
@@abhisheksharma8210 lol
They don't try this much first it taste good but parents forcefully give you this and ad it in regular diet it taste like hell
@@sahanaashvin1573 not the right comments section to ask this question...too many Indians here seeking validation...maybe try an American channel and they'll let you know what is American and what isn't
Never use it in a bread and toast.. It's the biggest disgrace to chyawanprash😂😂
In my boarding school I made sandwiches of Parle G and Chyawanprash
@@siddharth__pandey what came to your mind
@@mdazharali4160 Never lived in a hostel have ya? You start to appreciate food a lot
@@siddharth__pandey what that has to do with parle g and chawan prash
@@mdazharali4160 were the only durable eatables in my locker back then
Every child in India know the taste of chawanprash😁. It's like going back to childhood memories.
not me now i want to try it even though i am an adult now
@JP B yes we know brother
i am an adult i still eat it everyday
I'am 23 still eating it since when I was ~10..!
@JP B WDYM every 2000s kid I've seen including myself used to eat it everyday.
You should give a spoonful of it to Leeland everyday with warm milk. It really builds immunity when they're young.
The Chavanprash or the whiskey?😂
@@SidDwadasi oh it's KORBIN. He probably already gives him a sip of whiskey every day, just to give him a head start yk 😂
Initially I was like, Antiquity does not make Chyawanprash 😂
The formula was devised by sage Chyawan for vitality, immunity and youthful energy. And prash means paste. So it is Chyawanprash.
Chyawanprash isn't supposed to be eaten like Nutella..... 😂 don't spread it on bread or anything just take a spoonful and force yourself to swallow it.....it's healthy and all that but my god I'd rather willingly eat 5-6 hajmola
You can eat it like Nutella on bread or by itself.... lol
My parents for some reason never bothered to give me Chyawanprash as a kid. I haven't tasted it till date. My dad did introduce me to Antiquity blue though. 😂
Saaaammee (about chyawanprash)...I thought I was the only one 😭
My parents bought chawanprash once, I did not like it, they never bought again😂
Bro your dad is really something lol
@@Grey-td3vv Yup and I am a disappointment. I hardly drink. Maybe once every month on social occasions. Both my dad and wife are disappointed with me that I don't drink more.
While everyone else try to hide their drinking from their family. I make it a point to notify my family everytime I drink. Sometimes I give company to my dad. 🙄
@@nikhilreddy8550 oh Bhai 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Yes, we sometimes eat it with bread. It is an Ayurvedic supplement as you read in the description.
With bread... really?
Q burbak bana rahe ho...sidhe khane ka hai...ye koi Jam jelly nahi hai.
@@vickydonor5922 Abe ghochu that's why I said na only sometimes.. waise to direct hi khate hain !!
@@gauravkalra4 sometimes v khane ka nahi hai ghonchu k putra...wo tarika hi nahi hai khane ka...Gale me cork fas jaye to g*nd ka operation nahi kiya jata...Dr. nahi kahta ki sometimes kar leta hu gale ki jagah dang ka😂😂
@@gauravkalra4 still we put it in roti
@@rajeevmishra1799 Yup 🙂
I used to have chyawanprash as my mom would give it to me. Its a natural immunity booster, and a health supplement... With zero chemicals in it... Completely organic
Bro don't believe such products.
My mom used to prepare that at home and give 1 spoon daily.
Homemade👍👍👍
@@oom9112 My mom couldnt... But you are right these days It's different. They are selling crap in the name of organic.
Hey Korbin, make leeland taste it as well. Also, if he likes it, give 1 spoonfull to him everyday... Its very beneficial for him... make a video is you can...
and he meant Chyawanprash not Antiquity blue
@@MegaMonamy 😂😂
@@MegaMonamy 😂😂😂
It's the most common thing every mom gives to his child in initial years and also it's a whole list of nutritional things concentrated as a whole total good for any age bracket and 1thing don't take it with tea except green tea
Guys, that's just healthy spices blended into a paste. Since, India is a monsoon country, so cold, cough and fever are pretty normal. Hence, people eat this to give them some heat to the body as well as some nutrients to fight those diseases.
I've had this everyday since I was a kid.. no matter which country I stayed in.. I'm 34 now.. it's really good for your immunity..
Is it healthy for every age person?
immunity from?
Prabhjyot kaur raina Suitable for all. My grandfather also used to eat it until he passed away at 90 years. But if someone is diabetic, then they should consume the sugarfree chyawanprash as normal one has sugar in it. But it is really effective. My kids eat it everyday and I have observed enormous difference in their immunity against common cough, cold, viral infections etc.
@@pinksaran8719 thank you ❣️❣️
@@prabhjyotkaurraina9148 I'm 34 too and I have it every day. Not just because it's healthy but I actually like it.
For god's sake, DON'T overeat this thing!!! Max 1 teaspoon is more than enough for a DAY!!
It's very healthy but overeating is not safe.
Yes over eating than the prescribed amount will cause a loose stomach maybe nausea vomiting as well
As child i finished half of the bottle of chwanprash thankfully nothing happened to me. 🤣🤣🤣 but when my mom found that I was given the typical india mother's love dose, ie beatings. 🤣🤣🤣
@@t.s.p1864 😄I did the same
Yes ul become prashman
Dabur Chyavanprash's taste has improved over time so that the kids would eat it more, but the original taste that I ate in the 90s was pretty horrible. At least that's my opinion.
Yeah Dabur has the best taste. Might not have the same nutritional value as the original but definitely tastes way better.
Yeah nowadays it has lots of sugar, or at least it feels that way.
No...not horrible.
In 90s it's taste great...now a days it becomes more sweet which make it real horrible.
@@vickydonor5922 Exactly. Nowadays it's soo sweet that it seems unhealthy.
We didn't expect you to like it either Korbin 😂
....but he liked it.
@@ImNotHarsh3 No shit, Sherlock.
Amazing
To be honest "This Is One Of The Evergreen All Natural Product" AND IT WILL DEFINITELY IMPROVE your immunity for sure. One Indian gooseberry has the vitamin c of 20 oranges, So you can imagine, The main ingredient in this is Indian gooseberry and so many natural herbs, MUST GIVE IT TO LEELAND ALSO, Our Mom's And Grandmoms Used to feed us with this ❤️👍
Korbin asked "Do you have this on bread" and I screamed "NOOOO" 🤣🤣
CP is amazing. Its exactly like spicy fruit jam. Typically people eat like a heaping teaspoon a day (far more than Vegemite). Its basically a superfood bomb. The closest non Indian thing I can think of is like an Acai bowl.
Antiquity is good!!! It’s definitely Indian
Feels so weird to say this: the chawanprash you guys are testing may be popular but mediocre. My great grandpa and his siblings had an ayurveda company back in the pre-independence Era, possibly one of the earliest commercial ayurvedic companies ever. My dad indulges in their legacy and makes our own homemade chawanprash when winter comes. I am being modest to say that is ten times better than what you guys are having. It is his hobby that he has perfected over decades. No two batches are same, he is always experimenting.
True. In my family, it's an unwritten rule to have at least 1 spoon of chawanprash daily during winter.
Especially for vegetarians, it keeps us healthy during winters
Quite correct, I have made chawanprash a few times n it tastes much better than the dabur one.
Do u have any commercial paltform? I want to buy for my family. Can u help?
@@rajarshisarkar2192 No, my dad only sells within family, and sometimes to friends. If you can pick up at a convenient location from Bangalore (east), or Kolkata (north) I guess it can be arrenged. He makes it all by himself so naturally good as it may be, stocks are inconveniently limited.
@@rajarshisarkar2192 Also, for your reference the family business I mentioned in my first comment used to go by name of 'Shakti Oushadhalay, Dhaka' when my ggpa and his brothers used to run it, you might have heard of it. In one generation it was an internatonal business selling worldwide, in next generation it crumbled to almost oblivion. People like my dad are far too arrogant to let that happen (although I won't admit it in front of him, it'll get to his head) :) :) .
Yep, Antiquity Blue is good. It's one of the common whiskeys we get in India along with Royal Challenge.
Chawanprash on toast... That's some revolutionary idea. 😂
This is actually a favourite of most children, and people try to make sure that they can provide it for their children as part of regular diet. You guys should give it to Leeland, Evie, and Leviel; it's good for them. And for God's sake, please don't spread it on bread; just take a spoonful and clean it lickety-spit.
There was one "Sona Chandi " version , they are supposed to contains Silver and Gold salts.... 😅
I have been to the place where they make it, as a student during our yearly school project. They really put one sheet of gold and silver in a huge tank which mixes the entire things
There is gold and silver in it
yeah Shaktiman was a hit so Mukesh Khanna created Aryamaan but flopped big time.... It's same for Sona Chandi version of Chyavanpraash
Usually foreigners feel it's tastes really strong. I used to love it and I guess your taste buds have evolved as an Indian!
Yeah this was a love of every Indian child, and yes we took a big spoonful of it at once 🧡
I was once alone and felt extent hungry and was craving for something sweet ate half off the chawanprash bottle, next day was beaten by mom for doing this, she said its a medicine not a snack. Lolz,,
@@t.s.p1864 lol I guess we all have been scolded for the same 🤣
Thank God at least there is someone like me in the comment section who just eats a spoonful instead of having it with milk or bread,
Never tried or heard of eating it that way
@@artbydhara yes never with milk.or anything 😂
You both won the hearts of Indian Grandpa's ❤️😂
During winter, my mother used to give me one spoonful of chyawanprash every morning, with milk. I used to love the taste.
Dabur chyawanprash is our childhood, for many of us. (When we were children, it used to come in a white jar with a red lid.)
P.s. i started laughing as soon as i read the video title 😂 🤣
Loved the video ❤👍🏻
Would be nice if Leeland is able to handle its taste. Will help in increasing his immunity. ❤
Chavanprash eater is superhuman in making..it's a great energy booster..no chemicals..serious stuff...
It's a natural immunity booster. We all have it specifically in winters. One glass of milk and one spoon of chyawanprash.
Chyawanprash is a cooked mixture of Jaggary (unprocessed sugar),ghee, and Indian gooseberry (amla). It has lot of fat and carbs from the ghee and sugar. It is supposed to provide the energy and good vitamin supplements for the body.
The 51 herbs etc is just a marketing gimmick from companies. The one you had by Dabur even replaces most of the ghee with sesame oil.
From where do you get this information?
It does have herbs ...there are a few different preparations based on ayurvedic texts but the most common one is the one with more of amla...but that also has kwath or decoction of herbs in that as well... I am a bams doctor have prepared 3 different preparations myself!
The only thing the big pharmas woulddo is use substandard herbs or use more of fillers and less potent herbs...nothing else is false...and yes use of sugar or sharkara rather than using jaggery..
@@MegaTj112 Of course it has herbs.. Just saying companies make these wild claims saying it has this and that etc etc .
Antiquity is Indian brand , it is one of my favourite Indian whisky. Love from Kolkata ❤️
That Korbin laugh 06:05
The only medicine i would want in my childhood everyday. One full spoon in mouth. I liked it, don't know why couple of comedians made a joke of it. 😋
I can vouch for chyawanprash’s immunity boosting properties.
Antiquity blue is pretty common in Indian restaurants and bars tbh. A lot of people have it.
I don't know if many people as adults like chawanprash. You like it as a kid because you eat it a lot and your parents tell you its good for you. Now of course, there are brands that can make their product more palatable but that generally comes with more jaggery? Not sure how healthy that is. As an adult, when you haven't had it in years, it is just pure nostalgia. Some people have it in milk.
Eat like a spoonful every morning. Its really healthy. And has a lot of benifits
Hi guys this is an Ayurvedic Product ,therefore for its best effect and potency it is consumed empty stomach in the morning . however it can be consumed by spreading on toast etc. but that is also to market it better .
You should take it with milk daily.1 spoon every time at morning and at evening
It will increase your immunity
They are so awesome men they give ranking to hajmola flavors and now eating chawanparaksh. Very cute 😍 ☺️ 😊
Antiquity Blue is one that I bought on my sisters wedding for my friends..Around 30 bottles(because its cheap) Thats the first and last time I had it(9 years ago) because of its worst hangover..May be they send a different quality when exporting(like many other items which I realised only after I moved to US)
08:33 "that's what she said.." 😂😂
Beware it has a LOT of sugar. The best way to have it is a spoon full with warm milk before going to sleep.
Eating Chwyanprash everyday morning with milk, first thing is very good for health. In childhood I used to eat it everyday. As adults it was a health routine & it also keeps cold, cough n throat sores away!
You can easily eat 1 full spoon. Nothing would happen. I used to eat two because I liked it. Some people wash it off with milk. Some even mix it with milk. I personally like it raw. Just the way you ate. But a spoonfull.
Chawanprash is good for health especially taken before sleep with a glass of luke warm milk especially is winters, it helps it good digestion and sleep.
Rick : This would work on toast .
lol
😅😅
the description of CP that you read were English words that I know, but almost all of it bounced over my head, thanks to your accent Rick
Didn't expected that positive reaction from korbin😂❤️❤️
Vir Das mentioned it in one of his sets and I think you guys have seen it. His special "Vir Das for India".
NGL you guys took it pretty well. I honestly thought you'll throw up especially Korbin 😂
every genuine n vintage thing in India is awesome 🎉
Chyavan was a sant/monk of thousand years before who make "prash" means paste from different herbal plants, which increase immunity. You can eat it after food.
Indians take this thing with a glass of warm milk in morning or evening mostly in wintets, but can be eaten however you like any time of the day in any season. 2-3 spoonfulls a day won't hurt, not more than that. Its delicious
Haha u got on another level after hajmola😂😂😂
Lolololol😂😂
It is generally taken with a glass of warm milk..1 fullspoon is enough for a day during winters!!
It's medicinal, we eat a spoon full of CP daily generally in Winters. It's good for cold and cough. Home remedy. Nostalgic man.
My grandparents r in 90s everytime we visits we take it for them in village and also "Horlick". Early morning after brush we take one spoon mainly i
n Winter morning
you eat a spoonful with a glass of warm milk at night. traditionally it was prepared by grandmas at home. It is especially eaten in winters.
The discription of The Chamanpras 🔥🔥💥😁👍😂😂😂👍👍
Hi you two! My childhood memories as my mom used to give right before leave for school as you not supposed to drink or anything after for good 20 mins to get 💯 benefit.
Now in Canada have been thinking to buy for my little one but wasnt convince but now I am going buy for our whole family 😄
So thank you
One tiny steps towards our health 😌
Eat it one tea spoon during bed time for one week, and u can feel the difference... It's really good for health, whatever they claim is not just bluff, infact it's also good to maintain sexual health.
my father bought dozens CHYAWANPRASH during covid lockdown for our immunity booster
This is a Ayurvedic ..... It is a good for memory & immunity
Hahahahahaha
It's for digestion...we eat it one spoon after launch...It will improve your digestion system...its is a medicine..Its not like something you eat daily with bread or anything....only one or two spoon after launch, you should take it...with milk or warm water or just like that...
Lol... I'm laughing at the whole vetting process... !
This preparation is from ancient India. Unbeatable flavour n full of life.
this is taken with warm milk...thats the best way...
There's no good way with this
Everytime I suffered from cold and a little bit of throat pain, my mom used to give me a spoonful of chyawanprash and a glass of lukewarm milk.
Man!! Iam loving the american way of describing a food...we guys dont describe a food like a essay.
Rest assured but the way rick was reading the synopsis of CP was like a complete pro!!!❤the point when korbin said good for you and rick replied you're aging too was hilarrr🤣
It's an ayurvedic medicine used to increase immunity... Its main ingredient is amla(gooseberry) to make 500 g of chyawanprash , we need 1000 nos of amla fruit. Very long term process!
Try it with plain hot or cold milk... it's taste delicious 😀❤️👍
Its recommended to take 2 tea spoons per day, morning 1tbsp and night 1 tbsp with some milk. NOT more than that. One doctor said its better to take in the morning and avoid at night. He said to avoid it in Sharad, Grishma , Varsha ritu (seasons) since it messes up some channels in the body.
I love Chyawanprash!! I don't know why so many people hate it...
Not so many..
It is in the Indian culture from ancient times and it contains a hell lot of herbs and spices... According to our elders, 1 teaspoon a day is very healthy for human body.
Chyavanaprash is a Ayurvedic formulation with heating effect. You are not supposed to eat it in hot climate. It is best suited for rainy season.
I freaking love chawanprash! For us indians it is weird to eat it on a toast.But eating out of the bottle it is pretty dang good
As a kid i used to have it once or twice a day before a meal. Just a teaspoonful. Wouldn't recommend it as a spread. Without any accompaniment.
Back when I was growing up (in the 1980s), I remember Chyawanprash used to come with a thin foil of edible silver on the top layer. Don't know if it is still does??
The taste is enjoyable after a continuous use over a period of time...like 200 years 😅
You might remember Chawanprash from Vir Das special, "For India". He had a nice segment on this
It’s good for kids Korbin.
For brain growth and lungs and digestion.
A spoon full with warm milk is what most kids grow up with.
Antiquity blue is every Indian College goer's expensive whiskey 😅 We used to have it on special days back then saving our pocket money🥰
Yup. The cheapest expensive whiskey.
Have this with honey, I love it mostly in winter season!!!
As per ayurveda you should ideally chase this down with warm milk - helps to assimilate the nutrients better and cuts down the side effect of it - which is generating ‘ushnam’( internal body heat). Recommend to not have more than a tea spoon a day and having milk with it.
i swear on it. i used to hv cold every winter for one month atleast with very bad cough. once i saw chavanprash in kitchen drawer and started to eat it daily thinking may b it will help me to cure cold as it claimed. and then miracle happened. that was the last winter i had cold for months. though i still suffer from cold but its not that severe now. though i hardly eat it more than 15 days i think.
The chyawanprash 3000~4000 year old ayurvedic medicine, which is still one of the most sold health supplement in India. It has to be good and healthy that’s why it is still there.
Antiquity blue is a one hell of a dangerous stuff. Its goes in smooth but, wobbels your head.
1:30 and 1:46 - Korbins faked the sip :| i think only one drop he drank.
try it with honey...........you will know what I mean........this combination is even good for colds
A spoonful of Chyawanprash is had in the morning ritualistically on an entry tummy.
Chymanprash bring you back to your childhood it give us a flashback of our childhood. My grand father keep it in a cupboard so that we cannot steal it.
Its excellent for boosting immunity . You can half a teaspoon everyday . Drink a glass of milk immediately after to beat the heat.
Rick is ageing, he should have it a tablespoon everyday.