Road Trip: California's Central Coast
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 ต.ค. 2024
- On today's Trippy Food episode we hit the road for an epic road trip through California's Central Coast with stops at The Swinging Bridge, Solvang, La Purisima Mission, giant clams and edible insects in Pismo Beach, turkey testicles at F. McLintock and the Madonna Inn in San Luis Obispo and much more
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You must have done this video on a Saturday because I see my neighbors Kettle corn cart. Great video. If you’re ever back in Arroyo Grande or A G as we call it you’ve got to go to Klondikes’s pizza and Doc Bernstein’s ice cream lab. Enjoy your travels and thanks again for the great videos
Thank you. We will be back up there, so we'll be sure to make a stop
@@TrippyFood cool and may I also suggest Jockos steak house in Nipomo. They open at 4:30 and there’s a line of people waiting to get in. All of their steaks are cooked over red oak, the way we do it here on the coast. Have a great day.
@@johnrpizzaguy thanks, will look into that as well
Fun fact: the pismo clams consumed in Pismo Beach are actually from Mexico.
The Pismo clam is native to Pismo Beach, but can be found as far south as Baja California. Are you saying they are eating Pismo clams from Mexico, or the clams they're eating aren't Pismo clams at all and are imported from Mexico?
@@TrippyFood The tivela stultorum (pismo clam) species that is served in CA are actually imported from Mexico/Baja CA, is what I meant. This area is not able to support the harvesting of this clam and has not been for at least 30-40 years.
@@CAwolfguy doesn’t surprise me - we’re good at deleting natural resources
That makes sense. I have lived near Pismo for 30 years and there are far fewer clams than I remember back in the 70s. Some of the locals blame it on over harvesting.
@@johnrpizzaguy nothing lasts forever….
Fantastic camara work and editing. One interesting thing after another in this video.
HillbillySelectReviews thanks - I was solo on this one, so I tripoded almost the whole thing. I ran out of camera juice in San Luis Obispo and had to use my iPhone for part of the turkey testicles and gum alley...
Trippy Food excellent job.
great video, thanks for video sharing
You're welcome!
Use to go to pismo because when I went to cal poly... great place!
Pismo is great - there's just so much interesting and cool stuff to do up and down the coast. I barely scratched the surface!
This reminds me of a show that would be on public television. I love this! You did a great job!
nate smith thanks - maybe they’d like to pick up the show!
:) Nice video....Looks like it was a fun trip!
Old Guy In Colorado yeah, as long as it was, we still didn’t have enough time
Yes!!! Heyyyyy
Juli Couture today only - three “Hey”s for the price on one
Wow Silver Fox what an awesome video ! So many beautiful things to see in California ! You've inspired me, I really want to take a road trip now ! My favorite thing you showed is the Mission Church , it's so so beautiful ! The kitchen, dining room/area, bathroom, etc. of the indigenous people, I love it !
The Niagra Falls bathroom is awesome ! Is that really a real clam ? ( Pesmo beach ). That's a huge clam ! The beach is beautiful !
Awesome, Awesome video ! Thanks ! I'm gonna watch this again lol OMGosh the Ostriches lol Those little ( bleeps ) are mean ! Arizona has an Ostrich Festival in Tucson every year ! I got bitten by one years & years ago & don't trust them. I'd never get within reach of them lol. Although those Ostriches seemed mild mannered lol However, their eating habits are a bit rambunctious lol.
I would love to go to the little Pastry Cafe & sit outside at that same table that you sat at drinking Coffee & enjoying those delicious pastries, especially the Marzipan pastry, I LOVE Marzipan !! Mmm...Mmmm....Mmmmm!! 😋 My favorite Candy is a Ritter's Sport Chocolate Covered Marzipan Bar!! 🍫 Or the Painted Marzipan fruit Candies from Swiss Colony!! Although I've made these myself !
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1WickedAngel1 yeah, the mission is living history. Skip the Santa Ynez one (it’s a functional Catholic church, while La Purisima is a California state park. There’s so much more I wanted to cover, but I never would have gotten it into a half hour. I might do a part II
1WickedAngel1 ostriches are OK on a feeding platform but is dangerous to walk around in their pen - the males can get aggressive and a single kick can put you in the hospital or the morgue.
1WickedAngel1 no, the clams are made of concrete - real Pismo clams are much smaller.
Trippy Food A Pt. 2 would be Awesome!! ❤️
Trippy Food This is exactly what I've been told ! Scary ! I was in my 20's & I went to the Detroit Zoo. I didn't see the sign that was posted "Do Not Touch The Ostriches ". So, it was totally my own fault. But being a huge animal lover, I reached out to pat one & it bit me really hard, Ouch!! So, No Thank You LOL!! 😂
Pea soup Andersons...bad food since whenever. Over a 40+ year period, I have eaten here about 6 times...no improvement. Good riddance...finally sold off.
Sorry you had bad experiences there - I did not. Also, they haven't been sold off. The property that houses the original Andersen's from 1924 in Buellton is being sold (along with the restaurant), but the Santa Nella location is not. In addition, it is assumed that the new owners will keep the restaurant open.
@@TrippyFood Understood about the Buellton location. I usually tell people that the soup in the cans at the market are actually better than their in-house soup.
@@CAwolfguy haven’t tried the canned soup - I’ll have to try it
@@TrippyFood I think you may be pleasantly surprised.