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This was a great way to end our time in Pune. We loved the food, green spaces and people of the city. Our only regret was not having enough time to do those day-trips but it gives us a perfect excuse to come back again someday.
Dude you were in Pune with them representing Maharashtra(I believe) and not made them try...Ukdiche Modak, Puran Poli, Satorya, Anarse, Chirote, Shankarpali, Besanache Ladoo, Khawa Poli, Shrikhand, Basundi....there is whole lot of variety of sweets in Maharashtrian Sweets along with other common & well known Indian sweets...(And how did you dare them not tried much more popular Chitale's Amba Wadi??? Very surprised)....konitari Puneri mitrala barobar ghyayla hava hota yaar......
@@pankajparkhi8674 Actually we didn't had enough time to explore (Cuz they had to catch flight same day and needed some rest too :) ) and we were on tight schedule which was been managed by David. So I couldn't make any changes.
@@walkwithaditya Yes I can understand...but fortunately you were at Chitale....where almost 90% of the sweets listed in previous comment you get for sure. Anyways thanks for reply dude. If you are in touch with them ask them to visit again to Pune...and I would like accompanying with them. I watch their last videos of trying street food at Pune...there also they had not tried Misal Pav, Sabudana Khichadi, Batatawada Sample, Kacchi Dabeli and many more....Hope we will meet soon....
Why dont you come down to Nagaland(Northeastern Part of India), for Hornbill festival.... you'll surely love it.... the festival is from 1st of December to 10th of December every year
The native people of Maharashtra especially Pune are the Marathi people. I really suggest you try some marathi food. Also we would feel extremely happy if you spoke a few pure Marathi lines in your video😊💕 I love your videos they're great!
Hey David, I am from Pune and I live in California. I haven't visited Pune since February 2020 because of the pandemic. It feels nostalgic to see these videos especially when you are not able to visit parents and when you miss food. I'm bummed you did not like the Bakarwadi (its my favorite). Also good job on the pronunciations, those were bang on especially when you say Pune. In case you come to California (especially to Northern California - San Francisco Bay area) I would love to take you to the Indian restaurants here :-)
They pour the chai from one cup to the other sometimes to cool it down if it's too hot, that's what he's doing when he pours it over the tandoori cup (to give it the smokey tandoori flavor from the clay of the heated cup)... so I think he meant that it cools it slightly from how hot it's usually served but it's still hot. Good to see you back in India!
Just subscribed you and have so much of catching up to do . Even as Indians we aren't able appreciate our diversity. So it's good to watch these videos.
Hey David i m from ahmedabad Gujarat the way u are presenting Indian cuisines awesome. As an indian i can not reach each and every place bit while watching your videos i feel lucky. Your presentation is superb. Keep it up. This is the right way to presenting indian food. When u visit Ghjarat ask thali. U will find different thali in every city. And also taste is different.
Chitale Bandhu Mithai is the most famous brand/ store all over maharashtra..they even export to other countries..Also bakarwadi is not supposed to be hated :(
Hi David! I really enjoyed this video! I love sweets so this was up my alley! One reminded me of Baklava, but I think that was the one you didn't like. I love how everything was made of nuts! This sweets look like a more healthier option than what we eat here in the U. S., I was surprised I did not see any chocolate. Glad you guys made it through the hike, always nice to get a workout in and challenge the heart. Thanks for sharing another amazing video! God bless!
No wonder you didn't like Bhakarwadi much, the reason being that Bhakarwadi is typically eaten with accompanying tea...you take a bite of bhakarwadi and sip a little tea, so this makes the bhakarwadi a little moist and easy to chew...☺☺☺☺
KAAJU KATLI is one of most expensive sweets...in HALIDRAMS nd Bikaner They are 500-1000 Rupees per kg But one can eat entire kg within few days coz it is addictive
You went to the Chitale sweet shop and did not try mango barfi (sweet) .. why?? That's why you should have hired someone from Pune itself.. also you should have tried malai barfi(milk pudding sort of) . Please try next time! :)
Hey David love your videos ...keep up the good work ........would appreciate if try to be more enthusiast ...all the best for tour ....and the most important thing.....enjoy and welcome back to india
Just a little heads up: Tuk Tuk is more a Thailand name for those 3 wheeler taxis. In India they are known as Autos - short for Auto Rickshaws. People in India for the most part will not know what the hell you are talking about when you ask them about Tuk Tuks. :)
What a coincidence dear If i pause your video at 5.54 sec mins, I can see myself at Chitale Bandhu. (a girl in black top) That's me ☺️ Also next to you, When you said....What are we get trying. 😳😳😳😳😳
@@butterflysunshine3147 I know😀.. The question is availability.. karnataka is one of the major producer of coconuts in India, so it's much cheaper there compared to North India...
Okay 1st thing you went for things to try in pune with a person from mumbai that's really really sad... i mean instead of parvati he could have taken you to taljai which is soo soo beautiful and green..and exactly behind parwati...hill...2nd thing its small small details he missed like when you guys got down from the hill exactly behind you was NIRA a refreshing summer drink... which is 10rs per glass...he should have made you try that...instead of regular coconut water...and tandoori chai he really should have taken efforts to take you to the original place...! And i would be exploding with anger if i hadn't seen you try misal and other things... in pune just cause i know you have tried...other things as well i am a little better... its my hometown... and i am your regular viewer ..... also a huge fan... its really heart breaking when there are no right people to guide you around the city
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I am fan of u r videoooo love u David
Dude come to assam... You will get to enjoy another level of foods here... Local Cuisines here in Assam are totally different to rest of the India.
What a great way for us to end our time in Pune! Man, those sweets were something else.
Try visiting Odisha
This was a great way to end our time in Pune. We loved the food, green spaces and people of the city. Our only regret was not having enough time to do those day-trips but it gives us a perfect excuse to come back again someday.
Dee Lg Thank you! Ah, a return trip with the 4 of us would be great someday 😀
You are always welcome pls next time visit shimla and laddakh
@@divyanshgupta1678 Thank you! Would love to visit those places next time. They look very scenic.
Thanks for the suggestions!
Cool to hear!
David, thank you for exploring my India !!
I am inviting you to come Northeast India too !! You will love it ! 😊
Not liking bakarwadi is like a sin in Pune. 🤣
Yeah bro, he doesn't know how many punekars he has offended
@@aniketmahajanful Yeah 😃 But It's okay. And it might a little too dry for his liking.
Gadvala gulachi chav ti kay
Milind Shete true gadhawala gulachi chav Kay kalanar
@@suvarnadeshpande1075 Jaude. Aapli chav aapli bakarwadi.
David and Sam it was just amazing experience for me assisting you guys at pune and I hope I'm going to see you soon back in Mumbai once again♥
Aditya, it was awesome to meet up with you! We enjoyed every second man 👍
Dude you were in Pune with them representing Maharashtra(I believe) and not made them try...Ukdiche Modak, Puran Poli, Satorya, Anarse, Chirote, Shankarpali, Besanache Ladoo, Khawa Poli, Shrikhand, Basundi....there is whole lot of variety of sweets in Maharashtrian Sweets along with other common & well known Indian sweets...(And how did you dare them not tried much more popular Chitale's Amba Wadi??? Very surprised)....konitari Puneri mitrala barobar ghyayla hava hota yaar......
@@pankajparkhi8674 Actually we didn't had enough time to explore (Cuz they had to catch flight same day and needed some rest too :) ) and we were on tight schedule which was been managed by David. So I couldn't make any changes.
@@walkwithaditya Yes I can understand...but fortunately you were at Chitale....where almost 90% of the sweets listed in previous comment you get for sure. Anyways thanks for reply dude. If you are in touch with them ask them to visit again to Pune...and I would like accompanying with them. I watch their last videos of trying street food at Pune...there also they had not tried Misal Pav, Sabudana Khichadi, Batatawada Sample, Kacchi Dabeli and many more....Hope we will meet soon....
@@pankajparkhi8674 They had tried misal pav and rest all items like sabudana wada, vadapav, kothimbir vadi and others too.
Everytime you are saying 'Pune',. I am getting butterflies. Because that's the most accurate Pronunciation. Many Indians can't
Why dont you come down to Nagaland(Northeastern Part of India), for Hornbill festival.... you'll surely love it.... the festival is from 1st of December to 10th of December every year
Chup raho chutiyo 😂😂😂😂😂
The native people of Maharashtra especially Pune are the Marathi people. I really suggest you try some marathi food. Also we would feel extremely happy if you spoke a few pure Marathi lines in your video😊💕
I love your videos they're great!
Not just Pune but whole of Maharashtra belongs to the Marathi people 🙂
Hey David, I am from Pune and I live in California. I haven't visited Pune since February 2020 because of the pandemic. It feels nostalgic to see these videos especially when you are not able to visit parents and when you miss food. I'm bummed you did not like the Bakarwadi (its my favorite). Also good job on the pronunciations, those were bang on especially when you say Pune. In case you come to California (especially to Northern California - San Francisco Bay area) I would love to take you to the Indian restaurants here :-)
Oh man I would be on a sugar high on that sweets store, lol that tandoor chai process is pretty cool, wow it’s boiling hot
this lady is in every comment since david posting india series
@@improbir She is a food lover. Your can find her comment in almost all indian food videos.
Probir Ghosh yes I am and I watch many food travel channels, not only Indian food videos. Also I’m a woman not a girl. Thanks
Amit Dighe thank you yes I am
Owner of tandoor chai outlet is my friend 😉
Didn't you gone to lonavla besides pune.... The best place to visit
WOW! Love your India vids David, the food looks awesome. Can't wait to be experiencing India myself.
pune is famous for bakarwadi. it's more healthy then USA'S fast food.
Susmita Karnik fried food is unhealthy everywhere . Missal Pav is the most unhealthy dish ever.
They pour the chai from one cup to the other sometimes to cool it down if it's too hot, that's what he's doing when he pours it over the tandoori cup (to give it the smokey tandoori flavor from the clay of the heated cup)... so I think he meant that it cools it slightly from how hot it's usually served but it's still hot. Good to see you back in India!
Fantastic video congratulations
dear Friend love it. Really enjoyed. Thumbs up.
Wishing you good health and beautiful Time.
God bless you.
Can’t beat fresh coconut water in sweltering heat
Just subscribed you and have so much of catching up to do . Even as Indians we aren't able appreciate our diversity. So it's good to watch these videos.
Any plan to visit Sinhagad? Views with awesome food
Hey David i m from ahmedabad Gujarat the way u are presenting Indian cuisines awesome. As an indian i can not reach each and every place bit while watching your videos i feel lucky. Your presentation is superb. Keep it up. This is the right way to presenting indian food. When u visit Ghjarat ask thali. U will find different thali in every city. And also taste is different.
Chitale Bandhu Mithai is the most famous brand/ store all over maharashtra..they even export to other countries..Also bakarwadi is not supposed to be hated :(
You missed the “ Amba burfi “ aka mango burfi
That’s the iconic item from chitale bandhu .
The bhakarwadi you had ... it is supposed to be dry, we normally have it as a snack with Tea. It tastes really good with masala Chai
You should have gone to Chaitanya parathas and Surve's non veg special..... You missed out something big. Do plan a trip soon
This guide was awesome as they say in india .
Hi David! I really enjoyed this video! I love sweets so this was up my alley! One reminded me of Baklava, but I think that was the one you didn't like. I love how everything was made of nuts! This sweets look like a more healthier option than what we eat here in the U. S., I was surprised I did not see any chocolate. Glad you guys made it through the hike, always nice to get a workout in and challenge the heart. Thanks for sharing another amazing video! God bless!
No wonder you didn't like Bhakarwadi much, the reason being that Bhakarwadi is typically eaten with accompanying tea...you take a bite of bhakarwadi and sip a little tea, so this makes the bhakarwadi a little moist and easy to chew...☺☺☺☺
Ewwwww
My home just behind you drinking the coconut water.. parvati nostalgic childhood
Watching this vedio 2nd time. Kindly visit India again. I really love to watch you eating and exploring India.
Try rajasthan, punjab, hyderabad, goa, kerala if you want to enjoy food.
Indian sweets are super sweet. I've had some of the cashew candy.
U know the best thing to add in a coconut water is freshly cut lime, cut open a coconut and add freshly squeezed lemon.. it's an ultimate cocktail
KAAJU KATLI is one of most expensive sweets...in HALIDRAMS nd Bikaner
They are 500-1000 Rupees per kg
But one can eat entire kg within few days coz it is addictive
When is d Bangalore video coming man
Have you try Sarson ka sag try kadhai paneer and butter nan
Really want to try that tandoori chai!
Dude come to Jodhpur,u will see very different India with very authentic food and people .don't be in metro they all have plastic heart!!!
Love your content and keep it coming . Proud Indian
Kolkata ,Rajasthan or punjab is best in India for Indian sweets or Deserts or whatever you'd like to call them
Auto rides one of my favorite things in India 😃
You went to the Chitale sweet shop and did not try mango barfi (sweet) .. why?? That's why you should have hired someone from Pune itself.. also you should have tried malai barfi(milk pudding sort of) .
Please try next time! :)
Love it!
If u have time do visit sinhagarh fort
Chitale Bhakarwadi with hot tea is a great combination. 😍
Hello David ,visit ODISHA food culture is very rich there .Puri Jagannath temple is a must visit place .
Your expressions after eating sweets awesome
Plz plz come to Pune again.there is do much more food to explore
Your all video of India is amazing.
I loved it.
👌👌♥️♥️🔥🙏
I heard you come Ahemdabad go to manek chowk you love it try ice cream pineapple sandwich and Gujarati Thali in patang hotel
Touring India will make you addicted to Chai....
Sir I watch your vlogs regularly ...When are you coming to hyderabad ??
Man you videos are energetic and soothing,.
So you finally tried authentic pune food
When are you comin to Bangalore??
Visit Rajasthan once in Jaipur
You Will Love It ❤
Thank you David for the Joy oh man it is amazing experience we love your videos .Keep going all the best .
David looking at goats like... I'm gonna eat lamb curry 🥘 after this walking 🚶
bhakarawadi is my fav 💖
When first tym I tasted bakarwadi ,taste was little weird for me but then I started to like it :)
Hey David love your videos ...keep up the good work ........would appreciate if try to be more enthusiast ...all the best for tour ....and the most important thing.....enjoy and welcome back to india
I think you should come to Delhi. There are more places than chandni chowk where you can have some awesome food.
Delhi/north give the entire India a bad name with all that r*pe!
Just a little heads up: Tuk Tuk is more a Thailand name for those 3 wheeler taxis. In India they are known as Autos - short for Auto Rickshaws. People in India for the most part will not know what the hell you are talking about when you ask them about Tuk Tuks. :)
bro we call also tuk tuk in Bengal murshidabad
Next kolkata thats gonna be real fun.
Wow.
Try shri kand in chitale sweets
Go to snighad for trekking
welcome bro in india
Dirty ewwwww
Yummmm making me hungry early in the morning
Visit Uttarakhand sometime. Worth the distance.
Thank you
8:26..
Everything is here made of nuts..!xD
too good Bro...😍😍😍
I love pune
Come to my south India of telangana spices, food, culture, traditions etc.l will guide you
I am glad you liked kaju barfi
That's cut- mirchi. The fried big chillies
*Goes to a sweet store*
Everything is so sweet.
What a coincidence dear
If i pause your video at 5.54 sec mins, I can see myself at Chitale Bandhu.
(a girl in black top)
That's me ☺️
Also next to you,
When you said....What are we get trying.
😳😳😳😳😳
Hey bro.. must visit lohagad fort.. :)
So weird a person from Mumbai is a tour guide of Pune.
Please come to Lucknow Uttar Pradesh
In karnataka you can get coconut for 30 - 40 cents
@@butterflysunshine3147 I know😀.. The question is availability.. karnataka is one of the major producer of coconuts in India, so it's much cheaper there compared to North India...
@@butterflysunshine3147 ofcourse...and idly to..
He didn't like bakarwadi 😥😮
Why do i feel so offended😅
U rock bro
LOVE SAM!!!
yar koe india se yeh sweet bhejega karachi mjhy indian sweets boht pasand he
Okay 1st thing you went for things to try in pune with a person from mumbai that's really really sad... i mean instead of parvati he could have taken you to taljai which is soo soo beautiful and green..and exactly behind parwati...hill...2nd thing its small small details he missed like when you guys got down from the hill exactly behind you was NIRA a refreshing summer drink... which is 10rs per glass...he should have made you try that...instead of regular coconut water...and tandoori chai he really should have taken efforts to take you to the original place...!
And i would be exploding with anger if i hadn't seen you try misal and other things... in pune just cause i know you have tried...other things as well i am a little better... its my hometown... and i am your regular viewer ..... also a huge fan... its really heart breaking when there are no right people to guide you around the city
You should visit Bangalore
Cold and hot.. That was funny 😁😁😁😁
I don't know how but David looks kinda handsome nowadays..
#NoHomo btw
David next time go to Simla in hi mahal pardesh.
dude that isn't silverfoil. it's the real silver
You'll did not visit the actual inner Pune city
You should have eaten Amba Barfi (Mango Burfi), he fed u the wrong sweets in Chitale , I had also left u a comment 😊 ...
Superb
I like it ✌️
From how many days u r wearing same shirt........Just kidding ✌........ur vlogs is the best
Hi guys I am from Pune I can help you
Tandoori chai and coconut water that's it.
Dude what happened to your appetite??
Sorry but u had very bad host ... Pune is famous for no veg food also.
Hyderabad ❤️