Mexican Moms Try Indian Snacks!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ก.ย. 2024
- We asked our Mexican moms to try snacks from India - some of them are even trying it for the first time! 😄🇮🇳
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We asked our Mexican mamás to try different snacks from India! A few years ago, the moms tried Indian snacks for the very first time but this time around we invited more Mexican moms to try different Indian treats! They tried different Indian snacks like Parle-G, Lay's India Magic Masala, Thums Up soda, Haldiram's Khatta Meetha, Chatpati Imli, Kurkure Masala Munch, Frooti mango juice! Have you ever tried Indian snacks before? How will the Mexican moms react to Indian snacks?
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What’s your current favorite snack??? 😊
Doritos
Hands down Takis.
I love parle g and the Indian magic masaala lays love from 🇮🇳
Our Mamás LOVED them! 😍🇮🇳
Cheezits lol + mangos with tajiín
The pronunciations were spot on for the brand names. Especially Parle-G and Kurkure.
Crea tvs moment
@@A_guy_named_Aven what is that referring to?
@@introtwerp CREA TVs made a Pixar spoof for kurkure, they made a one lamp and 7 Lamps for this brand.
chatpati = chapati TT
That aunt with tattoos is such a vibe and looks fun person to hangout with!! Damn she made me her fan 💯
Those tattoos are red flags buddy.
@@SodiumSyndicateWell not everyone has preconceived notions about others.
@@SodiumSyndicate tatoos doesnt decide a person behavior or personality
Fun fact: the Mexican gum Bubbaloo is also sold in India
@@HolyyCoww yes
Wait that was my favourite gum there no way 😂 thought it was Indian
That's Mexican !?? * shocked Pikachu face*
People still have bubbaloo? I thought bubbaloo and booproo were extinct.
That's Mexican???
The fact that this taste like cold hard, boiled egg has me dying 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Which is funny because the majority of Indians are vegetarian and eggs are considered meat so they don't eat eggs.
I want to know what level of taste buds are required to taste blue lays like cold hardboiled eggs🥲🤣....it's madness
@@iluvsmokeythecat23not a majority, around 30% of Indians are vegetarian
Lol the neck tatoo lady is trolling hahah
Thums up : tastes like coke..
Lays masala : tastes like cold eggs ?! Wha 😂😂
I couldn’t stop eating the Mexican tamarind candy when someone gave it to me at work, as it brought back the nostalgia of eating similar candies as a kid in India.
Also it was astonishing to me how close is the recipe of aroz con leche is to indian rice pudding called “ kheer”
I’m Mexican but love Indian food. Once I got a free kheer with my order and it was so good! 🤤 It really is similar to arroz con leche
@@rawrnkitty Doesn't "Arroz con leche" mean "rice with milk"? That's the main ingredients of kheer! They will be similar!
My grandmother used to make me arroz con leche when I was a boy. I lost her in 2018. Shortly after that, I was in an Indian restaurant that had a buffet and I tried the rice pudding dessert kheer. It was so much like what she used to make that I grew very emotional and began to cry in the restaurant. It was very special. Now, on her birthday or the day that she died, I will order this from a local Indian restaurant that delivers or, sometimes, I will go and eat it there and think of her.
@@Viskydude basically. We also put cinnamon and raisins sometimes. The trouble is, it’s very hard to find in Mexican restaurants. Somebody has to make it for you at home. Unless, of course, you know how to make it yourself. I’m terrible at it.
OKAY BUT HOW CAN I GET MY MOM ON THESE THO 😭🤣 she loves watching these and it'd be awesome to see her on an episode of her favorite show 💯💯
@@sayanmandal1289 i think the person was talking about the show
@@timserious7678 😂😂
I think Mexicans would like Indian food....first of all Im Mexican from L.A. grew up on Mexican food but now i eat anything. Indian food is almost similar considering they like spicy food, nothing is bland and they eat everything with Roti which is like a flat bread and not too unlike flour tortilla.
South Indians don't eat everything with Roti. Only North Indians do. So I'm guessing you haven't tried any South Indian food at all.
The only ones who says Mexico and India are similar countries are the ones who were born in the US who aren’t that knowledgeable of their nation’s respective cultures at all and just find blind similarities between the 2 countries.
@@DAn-ur8ik I seen all your other comments man , damn . Which Indian girl broke your heart ese ?
@@aswinverghesemappilai2623bro..south indian is also spicy tho
I'm from west India aka Maharashtra and we sometimes eat 'bhakri' which is hard+mushy flat bread made of perl millet/sorghum/red millet with spicy chick peas flour dish called 'pithla' or can be eaten with non-veg curry. It is considered most healthy and light, usually ate in dinner so that it gets digested fast and don't carve to munch late night snacks. Hence we don't always eat rice or roti.
The egg boiled flavor she was referring to was probably the black salt (which is actually pink in color) in the chips. Black salt smells like rotten egg 😅 whenever we use it to cook Indian food at my house (we're Mexican) my mom calls it "polvo de pedo" 😂 no disrespect to my Indian peeps.
As a vegetarian, I use it whenever I make eggless omelets and eggless egg 🥚 salad 😊 to give it that special aroma.
Can you explain how one would find this appealing or purposefully want their food to smell/taste like that? Farts all the way
@@TBEfect 😂 I was being sarcastic. Black salt is said to have more nutritional benefits than regular salt and once it gets cooked off the smell really dissipates quite a bit.
Black salt smells more earthy but I wouldn't describe it as a rotten egg smell. 😬
@@TBEfect It does not smell like eggs. It also adds a bit more flavour than regular salt. Regular salt comes from the sea. Black salt is basically mined. It is also called rock salt.
@@EagleOverTheSea I beg to differ 😌 but every one is different.
I also love Indian food like Chicken Tikka Masala! Let them try indian food!
Yesss
Chicken Tikka Masala is actually UK Indian just so y'all know.
And it's made with one very American product:
Campbell's canned concentrated tomato soup!!
It was created in an Indian restaurant in Glasgow, Scotland.
So it's a fusion food like Tex-Mex or Cal-Mex.
@@christianoliver3572 Thanks for telling I never knew that!
@@christianoliver3572 says South Asia, but many consider it to be the national dish of the UK.
@@christianoliver3572 i believe it's real (historic) origins are Mughal and it definitely is not made with canned soup in India or my home 😅
The only thing i fear is mexican moms teaming up with indian moms 💀💀💀💀
i've got a mexican aunt and i have seen my so called *cousin* 💀💀💀 getting smacked just like me 💀💀
The lady wearing glasses seems so sweet ❤
"Oh yes man, you are making me international here...(carcajada) Im floatin" ¡Cómo amo a Lourdes... y su risa! ❤
The "Kurkure's"are like indian Takis,the Khatta Meetha is mixed up dry fruits,chips and etc that you eat as a snack or whatever you want and yes there are 2 tastes in the Khatta Meetha that are sweet ,NOT spicy,and salty.
You eat it all at once and you get a heavenly taste of sweet and a little sour,BTW I loved this video Era muy chulo pero muy chulo me hico comer patatas Xd😊.
Tedhe medhe taste better than kurkure ...
Lulu is hilarious 😂
Yes real funny love all the mamah's.
I love her 😂😂😂😂
Yeah i love how she became swaggy
These people look like us Indians, they have similar sounding words like Maya and Inca. Pulparindo also sounds like Pullipu means Sour in Tamil. Your tortilla is our Chapati. I feel some long lost connection must be there.
were only human after all
@@ShibaStruck yeah, but similar climates are the reason for somewhat similar phenotypes and food.
@@swarajdash9975 true
No thankyouu
We are a mix of indigenous people of the Americas and Europeans. As I am sure you have read, when the Europeans came here, they thought our indigenous ancestors were you. They were looking for you because of spices. Anyway, there really is a lot of similarity. It’s uncanny sometimes. I feel so at home among Indians. And I absolutely adore your food.
Ive always thought mexican food is one of my favorites because of its similarities to indian/nepali food
There’s no way both countries have similar gastronomies 😂😂😂😂, that’s just a thing y’all guys say to be related to Hispanics.
@@DAn-ur8ik But that literally makes no sense 💀 Seeing similarity between two country’s dishes doesn’t mean you wanna be related to that country.
@@ronnie2820 It doesn’t have sense that many Indians on the internet say that both countries are like brothers in terms of similarities either.
@@DAn-ur8ik the staples are literally the same. a standard Indian meal is usually some kind of flatbread (chapati, roti, naan, papad etc), rice (pure, as pilav, as biryani etc), legumes in some form (beans or lentils). The only thing that is different is the way they are spiced (the masala).
This is btw the reason why I think Mexican food for a long time had a hard time to become popular in India, not because it's too strange, but because it's too similar. You serve Indians a Mexican meal, they'll feel it's Indian food spiced 'not quite right'. Only recently Mexican restaurants have started picking up a bit in bigger cities and becoming popular with young Indians. But they do adapt the flavoring quite a bit to local taste, so it's more Mexican inspired than really Mexican.
The way Mexican food is composed though is very similar. It would feel very familiar to any Indian. And it's not only the food, family values are also very similar, the joy for music and celebrations. I've never seen Indians and Mexicans or Indians and any type of South Americans for that matter, not getting along. They always do find a lot of similarities and mutual understanding much easier between each other than, say, me as a Northern European with either of them (I've been living in India for 10 years now, but also used to live in South America for some time).
Mixed marriages between Indians and South Americans for those very reasons tend to run pretty smoothly too. Of course there a plenty of differences, but many of the baselines for a lot of what they consider 'normal' are pretty much the same.
@@DAn-ur8ik I've never met an Indian who wants to be "related to Mexicans". That being said, you have to be blatantly oblivious to deny similarities in their culture, cuisine and even the way they look.
You should have also got them the green chutney style kurkure
I like how they all gave honest opinions lol.
You guys picked all the good ones! Love them all!
Unsurprising, as an Indian, my favourite cuisines, barring South Asia, are Mexican (and Vietnamese).
They're so cool, can't wait to see more
You can't judge the taste and flavors of actual Indian food by tasting some factory processed snacks. You should try the actual dishes to get the idea of what Indian food tastes like, which are more flavorful and aromatic than the chips, biscuits etc. Btw, if you like spicy food which should be tolerable for most Mexicans as both Indians and Mexicans like spicy food, then you would definitely like our food😂 It will be like unlocking new flavor 😂
Trying Indian "snacks"
Not actual food.
Snacks and food are different categories. No one is saying this is food.
They do both 'food' videos and 'snacks' videos, so this one delivers on what it promises. Hopefully there's an Indian food one too.
Most of the Indian chili peppers come from the Americas
Chili is an indigenous Mexican word.
@@pasofino9583 Do you know, chillies and tomatoes were introduced to India by the Portugese.
we all love Mexican moms in india
Let mama try southeast asian snack next : Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Thailand
The person with Blond hair and Specs is spot on with the flavours !!! Good job
Mexican food is very close to Indian food except maybe the spices department......
i love this mexican moms, i just love this channel, im russian myself but i have a mexican mom, its funni ;3
hiii can we get the moms to try Peruvian snack’s? I would love to recommend 💗💗
I always think Mexican moms are just Indian moms with a Mexican accent. They are so similar
It's ok, but ...Where's Xochitl?
Mis opiniones también!
sometimes we have to give times to the new moms on screen but i pretty sure that Xochitl will come back in the next video
I want Alicia back
And Martha I what to see her
I want Xóchitl back!
Hence ptoved. Mexican and Indian mom's are exactly the same..❤
The way they said kurkure was so accurate 😂💯💯💯
As an indian, i got to say parle-g is overrated. Its a cheap biscuit offered at tea stalls. People eat it because its cheap and ubiquitous, not because its delicious. Thats like saying mcdonalds is america’s fav burger
When Lucy said she never tried Indian snacks she lied. There was another video where she has eaten indian snacks before
The one with the glasses should become a professional food critic/judge. Shes very good at this.
Let's have them try North Indian food. Most of it is basically Mexican adjacent food with Indian spices.
y’all should have the moms try and rank the wilde protein chips flavors! they’re at sprouts!!! they’re so good
In India, the Parle G biscuit pack seen this program costs only around INR 10, which is around 0.15 USD. This must be one of the cheapest mass produced packaged food available, certainly in the Indian market. The taste of this biscuit, introduced in 1939, is good and consistent, and its value-for-money is outstanding.
Language Barriers aside Indians and Mexicans can get along really well in each others Country... Its like WWE star Mankind and Dude Love. They might look different but at its core its the same Mick Foley.
if she's comparing the taste of blue lays and hard boiled then definitely you can't expect her to tell the diff b/w coke and thumbs up.😂😂
In late 1980s, MNCs like Pepsi and Coca Cola had to leave India which gave rise to Indian Brands such as Thumbs Up which was developed by Parle Agro and it contains a mixture of 21 spices as per the chemist who designed the product in Parle. Unfortunately the Indian Brand undermined themselves and sold Thumbs up along with other Cabonated beverages to Coca Cola which helped coke to regain it's lost ground in India during it's re-entry to Indian Market in 1990s. That woody flavor you keep mentioning is from "Cinnamon".
It doesn't have any spices. It's just a cocktail of horrific chemicals
@@manikyum when it was originally prepared by Parle R&D they used blend of 21 spices to get that cola flavour. Cola syrup/flavour was banned for import. When I say blend of spices it means their extract in liquid or powder form but not whole spices.
I've always liked Mexico and how there so many similarities and differences at the same time with India.
I love that mexicans dont cry about things being "too spicy" all the time
Haldiram/Bikaji ideal Indian packed snacks.
Mexican and Indian food somehow have a different taste using similar spices. a little background on thumbsup, when coke entered India in the early 90s they bought up thumbsup and threatened to shut it down, people said they would burn down every coke factory if they did. so they took it over and kept it going, still the most popular soda in India.
I swear I was watching this with fruti and kurkure lol, because that's all I could afford 😢😢😂😂
Now I’m this video all these snack is what I grow up too finally a video where snacks I actually ate
3 countries people look very similar Mexico, India and Egypt.
0:11 finally mama who got it… 😂
Mexicanx and Indians are like long lost cousins when it comes to their food culture
all the top tier snacks given to top tier people
I love the woman with the neck tattoos! Shes amazing
I Hope there going to be a video, mexican moms rank food from el salvador
Like productos diana like nachos, jalapeños o elotitos (cornbits)
@@Villa_San NACHOS ARE MEXICAN
Where’s Xóchitl we haven’t seen her in a while on the channel 😭
She was literally just in the hot sauce video 6 days ago, it’s not been that long
Can the moms try different wines from different countries from Asia like Japan or Korea like rice wine?
That would be cool
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1. Masala is just a combination of spices - so every masala can potentially taste different.
2. As an Indian, even I don't like khatta meetha. I mean decide a flavor and stick with it.
I know what the new lady means by a "woody" aftertaste in all of the Indian snacks. I taste it too in all snacks from the Countries of the Indian sub-Continent (India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Sri Lanka, and I assume the Maldives.)
You think it might be clove or nutmeg?🤔
@@Qui95Qui or some chemical only found in Indian sub-continental snacks.
@@alexandercampbell7903 it's plausible
@@alexandercampbell7903 I think it might be some spice. I doubt it's nutmeg though. We don't use that often.
Interesting to learn how Mexicans and Indians have very similar taste profiles here.
Parle-g a biscuit which dips in tea or coffee but never comes out
Love these ladies
Aunties rock
Thumbs Up was made by Parle group and it was sold to Coca-Cola in 90s when Coca-COla returned to Indian market.
Mango Frooti, Fresh n Juicy
Hi I love the takis and I speak Spanish I understand it!!!!!
the first lady maybe tasting hing - asfoetida in the tamarind candy that she said had a woody taste? or maybe jeera?
So moms everywhere dissect the food and try to guess the ingredients in it
Indian food it's delicious, actually is one of the best of the world, according to Taste Atlas, the Best cuisines: 1.-Italian food 2.-Greek 3.-Japanese and spanish 4.-Indian food 5.-Mexican food.
I didn't realize Greek and Spanish food are that popular globally
Italian food? It's just pasta
There is an urban legend that the baby on the packet of Parle-G is the woman who's daughter is married to Rishi Sunak the Prime Minister of United Kingdom!
Could you make the moms try different Burger King foods?
New moms yes!!!!!
Let them try different kinds of Jamaican patties.
Martha was needed in this video
They look like a couple of Goan aunts 😂
That khata meetha is anything but spict 😅
Xochitl is my favorite she's so funny 😂❤
Fun fact: kurkure came before Cheetos, the owner of kurkure travelled to America a lot, he has compared Cheetos to kurkure a lot, but all the Indians still think that Cheetos is bad compered to kurkure, i agree with this statement.
Tumps up was different company then it bought by coke and they dillute the flavour
Oh boy a day without parley is a day not well lived, 3 years in college it was the only lunch, breakfast, dinner and late night snack for me Just plane old parley biscuits with cold water or with frooti.
It would he awesome if you guys did paraguay
The thumps up is Indians brand but it was owned by coka cola
I'm curious what seasoning the one mamah was tasting when she said it had a woody aftertaste in the tamarind and soda.
What a good video !!!!!!!!!1!
Ive tried mexican food...and it was good...spicier than other continental food but not spicy compared to indian..i think mexicans would like indian food
Quiero a Xóchitl de vuelta! 💌
Aha! A mamas mexicanas les gusta la comida India!
Thumps up and Limca were indian cold drink brand later coca cola bought it .
The woman wearing glasses has eaten a lot of wood 😅. She finds everything woody
Original flavour of Thumps up has Changed u say blunt by Cola kola after they bought the comapny it had much more kick to it flavour
As an indian i can say the truth that most indian (especially me) only buy thums up when coco-cola or pepsi is not available 🤣🤣☠☠
I’m craving kurkure rn
I swear if Indians and Mexicans organised a party it would be the best party in the world
When are you guys gonna make papah!
They're searching for papahs
The tattoo aunty is cool 😎
Title should have been "Mexican Mommies Try Indian Snacks" 🗿
Try different snacks from nigeria
That tattooed lady, is she the same one who was pranked by a barber who does her eyebrows and she freaks out?
Masala is really not all that spicy.. But I would like to try the soda.
It is so difficult to tell that these ladies are mexican or indians
she only have that woody flavour 😂
Thumbs up has a hint of molasses aftertaste to me as well