We are heading to Sarajevo soon and of course were super excited to eat the FOOOD!!!! We really love your guys personality and cant wait for more videos, new subs here (:
Hello... nice to meet you. Thanks for your support and you kind words 😁😁 and yessss, eat a lot while you are in Sarajevo. After the visit, let us know how your food and Sarajevo or Bosnia experience is. We wish you a happy and safe trip. 😀 see you in the next video...
What to eat in SArajevo? In short - everything! Bosnian food is amazing, a unique mix of influences from the Balkans, central Europe, and of course, Turkey. Make sure you drink a lot of coffee, but sloooooowly. No rush in Bosnia. :)
Seeems like you ate lots of foodsss over there guys! The soup really made you happy 😁 I can imagine how tasty and delicious this is. The saleb drink looks also so good. What is this basically? Is this with coffee? By the way, how cheap is the food over there? 🤗
We love the foods there and luckily we dont have so much food restrictions 😁😁 you should also go there and try, guys... the soup was only like 3.5 mark which is like 1.75 eur per bowl including the bread. Well, bottomline I think the foods are quite cheap 😀. Salep is basically a drink made of root of orchid genus orchis and usually they put cinnamon on top of it. It is really tasty and healthy (based on what we read 😅). The forst time we tried Salep was when we visited Turkey. I guess it's from Turkey as well (I hope I dont offense any Bosnian 😅).
@@Onebackpackeach op die manier, nu snap ik het ik ben Nederlander. Ga volgende week naar Bosnië 🇧🇦 dacht ik check wat filmpjes over eten en hoorde ineens eet smakelijk 😋 grappig
Woo, veel plezier in Bosnië! Het is wel een prachtig land, ook met heel interessante cultuur! U moet zeker cevapi proberen 😋😋 nou wel, geniet van uw reis!!
Not true at all, but yeah... I love turkish cuisine an di am bosnian. Despite the fact, that Bosnia was under the ottoman empire for hundreds of years - turkey still has a way more diverse cuisine, which is totally normal considering its other geographical situation and its way bigger size.
@@mariawerner8447 And again, its not true. But no point in arguing about it as you have obviously travelled a lot more than me in the named countries, and i guess you seem to know how much time i spent in Turkey and Bosna ;) Wish you all the best Maris, hugs :)
ćevabdžinica and paglava, these were my favorite recipes when I stayed in this fascinating city.
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Great video. Thanks for sharing!
😀😀 you are most welcome. 😀
We are heading to Sarajevo soon and of course were super excited to eat the FOOOD!!!! We really love your guys personality and cant wait for more videos, new subs here (:
Hello... nice to meet you. Thanks for your support and you kind words 😁😁 and yessss, eat a lot while you are in Sarajevo. After the visit, let us know how your food and Sarajevo or Bosnia experience is. We wish you a happy and safe trip. 😀 see you in the next video...
Mantap brooo. Bentar lg mau ke sarajevo berburu makanan wkwk. Thanx for the vid!
Mantaaappp... met hunting makanan enak 😀
What to eat in SArajevo? In short - everything! Bosnian food is amazing, a unique mix of influences from the Balkans, central Europe, and of course, Turkey. Make sure you drink a lot of coffee, but sloooooowly. No rush in Bosnia. :)
Totally agree 😀😀😀
Great show around
Like Balkan cuisine.
Bosnia and Herzegovina is underrated.
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you drank the coffee wrong.
you dip the sugar cube in coffee take a bite and then take a sip.
Oh no 😨😨 we have to come back again and do it right the next time! 😁😁
Delicious food! 😍🍲❤️👌
Super delicous! We went home with full tummy all the time. Luckily we can still fit in our clothes 🤣🤣
Hope you guys enjoyed Sarajevo!
We did... we enjoyed Sarajevo a lot. Sarajevo welcomed us really well 😁
You guys are so lucky
😀😀😀 and we want to share our beautiful experience with you. We hope you enjoyed it too virtually 😁😁
Enjoy your tour also meal
Thank you 😃
U must come in Summer..🇧🇦🇧🇦🇧🇦
We think so too... we would like to experience the train and also to see the nature. 😀😀
I miss My country Bosnia,im in USA now New York
I can imagine... Bosnia is a really nice country. Friendly people, rich of culture and full of good food 😁😁😁 we hope we can comeback one day 😁😁
The meat with bread and beer looks very good 🥩🥙☕🍻🥃🍮🍰 Hello from San Francisco California USA 😎👍
Hello... 😁 nice to meet you 😀
Cevapi i pita hmm😊
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Seeems like you ate lots of foodsss over there guys! The soup really made you happy 😁 I can imagine how tasty and delicious this is. The saleb drink looks also so good. What is this basically? Is this with coffee? By the way, how cheap is the food over there? 🤗
We love the foods there and luckily we dont have so much food restrictions 😁😁 you should also go there and try, guys... the soup was only like 3.5 mark which is like 1.75 eur per bowl including the bread. Well, bottomline I think the foods are quite cheap 😀.
Salep is basically a drink made of root of orchid genus orchis and usually they put cinnamon on top of it. It is really tasty and healthy (based on what we read 😅). The forst time we tried Salep was when we visited Turkey. I guess it's from Turkey as well (I hope I dont offense any Bosnian 😅).
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A bit of a problem if you don’t eat meat, or if you like salads and fish, or spicy food…
True... we also miss the salad when we were there 😅
Why do you say just before eating the soup “eet smakelijk” ? That is dutch spoken
Yeah, that's because we lived in Holland for quite some time and we do speak some Dutch 😅😅
@@Onebackpackeach op die manier, nu snap ik het ik ben Nederlander. Ga volgende week naar Bosnië 🇧🇦 dacht ik check wat filmpjes over eten en hoorde ineens eet smakelijk 😋 grappig
Woo, veel plezier in Bosnië! Het is wel een prachtig land, ook met heel interessante cultuur! U moet zeker cevapi proberen 😋😋 nou wel, geniet van uw reis!!
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Exactly the same food and drinks as in Istanbul
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Not true at all, but yeah... I love turkish cuisine an di am bosnian. Despite the fact, that Bosnia was under the ottoman empire for hundreds of years - turkey still has a way more diverse cuisine, which is totally normal considering its other geographical situation and its way bigger size.
@@Boricheck Turkish cuisine is not diverse, as everyone who has done a bit of travelling knows…
@@mariawerner8447 And again, its not true.
But no point in arguing about it as you have obviously travelled a lot more than me in the named countries, and i guess you seem to know how much time i spent in Turkey and Bosna ;)
Wish you all the best Maris, hugs :)