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- Make eggs not war.
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I eat something called "scrambled eggs"
😂😂
And the one called 'Hard boiled egg'
+David Is Prankster Gangster what you know how to make that, it is so complicated😱
The scrambled eggs I eat we put something called "seasoning" too ;)
+David Is Prankster Gangster And pink sheep
Creamed eggs on toast? I've lived in the U.S for my whole life and I've never heard of creamed eggs on toast until now. XD
Niether have i
saaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaame
Same here!
Me neither.
Same!! I lice in California as well and have NEVER heard of it.
HowToBasic : hold my beer
OMG 😂😂😂
Nah he’s like “hold my carton”
"Hold my eggs"
MBR craft nah, he’s like “hold my carton”.
Eghem , hold my egg😉
Me: *Looking for my country*
Video:*Ends*
Also me: *Well i think my country doesn't exist*
Jerry Harson where are you from
@@hirakmazumdar643 Earth
Joseph Stalin go too your grave comrade
Take sinkle and hammer!We will return Soviet Union
@@MalaysiaIsProChannel we will Revive The Soviet Union
Where's Brazil
Why is the american dish something I've never heard of. Bacon and Eggs makes SO MUCH MORE SENSE!
Fried egg on toast is so yummy~! Not sure about the gravy though... Never knew that gravy and eggs were good.
90% of these comments: "I'm from _ and we don't have that here" LOL.
10%- Why am I watching this at ___ am?
Michelle.you 10% I don't even see my country in this
and some comments estimating the percentage of the comment section's topics
Lel tru tru i really find that tru XD
Michelle.you lol Your pic
Me:Lives in the U.S
Video:Creamed eggs on toast
Also Me: WHAT THE FUC--
yeah me to
Sound like an American traditional food
Its ok my man, some Americans think Europe is a country
Just say no to "Creamed eggs on toast" Never heard of it!
In Russia we it raw eggs
Yes, we did - А почему мы разговариваем на английском?
Eggs eat us
Okay blyat
No we dont нет мы не едим сырые яйца
Ин Раша ви ит омлет с томатами
I eat eggs
Normal eggs.
you mean the one with the shells? they are normal.
+Akimationz haha xDD.
You don’t say?
Now I know how all these other people feel.
I'm a professional American and I've *never* heard of Creamed Egg on Toast.
I'd like to see the definition of a "professional American"
Americas the best and I don't give a flying, fire breathing dildo about what you think.
Richard Sanchez
YEEEEHAAAAW
I'm Australian and I know what that is you are officially banned from your country
onelove
Australians lost an Emu war.
Your words mean nothing!
Same with me!
Here in Russia
*egg eat you*
Does that mean your an egg?
Ummm...
No
Idiot.
People hate us already. They find us aggressive and violent.
So don’t make it even worse.
*USSR ANTHEM INTENSIFIES*
Kyra Rogers aw thank you❤️
Haha
I guess they don't know
"Omelette"
Exactly, where's my "tortilla" of potatoes
I've heard of or eaten nearly all of these dishes, except for the American one. I'm American.
I know what egg nog is but I've never had it
epicgirl235 In America, we only have Egg Nog in the Christmas season. I've tasted it and it's creamy and sweet at the same time... But some people would put alcohol on the Egg Nog to think it would taste better, to my perspective, is disgusting. Hope this helps.
never had it xD
epicgirl235 Merica
Hannes Sandström
#merica
what even is that American dish? I've lived here my whole life... never heard of it.
same
Same
I make it quite often, but what they showed is not creamed eggs. Really, it's made by hard boiling eggs, blending the yolks with a creamy butter/flour/milk sauce, and adding the chopped up whites. Kinda like mashed up deviled eggs. Very good hot on toast.
I think it was invented in the south.
I don't think anyone but me has. :) It was more or less a guess.
Turkish Menemen is more famous than çılbır 🇹🇷🇹🇷🇹🇷
Agreed ;)
Şimdi biri gelir “Aha türk hemen sövmeliyim”
Yes
Hocam haklısınız ama ilgi bir şekilde çılbır daha da ünlenmiş yurtdışında menemene göre (youtubedaki tarifler ve gittiğim ülkelerde gördüğüm kadarıyla) sanırım o yüzden koydular
I wasn't satisfied when i cannot see menemen 🤣
I'm french and i've never heard or seen someone eat that "egg en cocotte" 😂
I’m british and I damn well know I’ll never eat eggnog
@@bleh2228 Yeah too
iiisxndxee Same no one I know who’s British eats eggnog
Uh nope its quit popular....
@@melephant8884 British but not French
Born and raised east coast US, never heard of creamed egg.
As a West Coaster, neither have I.
Me neither. Omelette, sunny side up, boiled, poached, or scrambled but not "creamed".
me either, im from new york. lived here since i was 3 and i swear ive NEVER heard of that
Yeah I live in California...never heard of it either..where do they get their info???
Irina Onisko im starting to think they pull it out their asses.
Never once have I seen someone eat creamed egg on toast? But we do drink eggnog on holidays
And in Britain we never have Eggnog. Most have no idea what's in it, we associate it with America. Strange video.
The same thing I. Actually I don't even know what kind of food is that. How you can do "creamy egg". And I didn't know that eggnog came from Britain.
Welcome to buzzfeed the most cancerous channel on YT
Can someone tell me? What is an eggnog?
Us is trying to make themselves seem better
The Dutch ''Uitsmijter'' actually means a ''bouncer'' at a club.
Exactly, it isnt a verb
1:32 im dutch and I dont eat an uitsmijter with a spoon. I eat it with knife and fork dammit
LMAO
Me to.
🇳🇱😏
stop just all get spoons
Who eats toast with a spoon?
*Who in what planet???*
you’re lucky that looks really good. how do you make it
To the Brits flipping out, eggnog did originate from England. It's just that it's mostly consumed in places like America and Canada...
Surprising how they included France, Italy, Germany, Greece... But left out Spain when one of its more international known dishes is "tortilla de patatas", a dish made almost entirely of eggs and sliced potatoes. Good job Buzzfeed, keep it up.
Ahí estamos, joder ya lo iba a comentar yo. We're the real underdogs here!!
That sounds do good
Heydi Castro It is!! :)
Ikr lol ugghghh
My mom makes that all the time. It's delicious
Kwek-kwek is a boiled quail egg. Covered with flour and other seasonings
Soooooo gooood. Street food.
I'm from Poland and i just wanted to say jajka faszerowane are so yummy
Tak :)
Guess im polish then
ging iemand anders lachen toen hij uitsmijter "THE TROW OUT" las? XD :'D 1:29
Ja
yup! alle gerechten hebben normale namen, komen wij nederlanders er bij😂😂😂
+Quinty De Croon precies dit
jaa indd alle gerechten hebben ook iets met ''egg'' in hun naam, en dan komen wij...
Jaa 😂😂
I have lived in many parts of the US and have never heard of creamed egg on toast. what region is this supposed to be from? US should be eggs and bacon, IMO.
+Kat V Thank You!!! I was like what?
As long as I'm not the only one who was thinking that.
Same XD
+Kat V oh hi the spudge
What about pancakes
I eat something
Called Scrambled eggs, Fried Eggs, and Sunnyside eggs....
Me:**waits for my country (indonesia)**
Video:*ends*
Me:aw come on!!
Telur balado
@@zeroine62 iyap
it would have been better if for Turkey they put 'Menemen' (eggs and tomatoes scrambled up together) its a Turkush classic...
That sounds like HEAVEN!!!!!!
+NBsCrazyz / Noah (NBsGaming) it sure is
was looking for this comment as a turkish, thank you!
Lla misa Menemen❤️
Lla misa tobe tobe menemen vazgecilmezimizdir sapsi;-)
The german one looked good.
Try it
Captain Briggs I've eaten it it's not good...
Captain Briggs I live in Germany and I think I have heard of it, but I have never had it. And I call myself German?!
DarkPurpleFlower it just look of it
DarkPurpleFlower What??? Bauernfrühstück is delicious af ?!
0:33 I came from Hong Kong and egg tart is the best
In Vietnam, at any Pho place, you can call a half cooked egg in broth. Basically, they crack an egg straight into boiling water and wait about 10 seconds, and then scoops it out in to a broth. It looks like a poached egg but extremely translucent. It’s called trứng trần, which basically translates to “naked egg”. I swear, it is SOOOO GOOD. Especially with onion slices. A way to eat it is to scoop up the yolk gently, and put it into your mouth, then pop it with your tongue. It’ll explode in your mouth and it’s warm and eggy, and I’m just, in love. The white is also good with the broth. Enough with my rant :).
Britain do not traditionally have eggnog. It's not a traditional thing, it's American for their holidays. Egg and Soldiers would have made more sense.
wait what?
Rosscod Im from Britain but i don't understand what that is
TheSuperBlockyGamer when you have a boiled egg and cut the bread in strips to dip into the yolk
Yh
I'm from Australia and I totally get what you mean. We're into that here too!
Eggnog - Britain... what??! I have never had eggnog before and don't know of anyone else from Britain who has. I've only ever seen it related to the USA
Exactly what I was thinking! Eggnog is 100% an American thing because I've never had eggnog before, neither has anyone I know and I never see it being sold anywhere. Pretty sure most people in the UK don't even know what eggnog is (such as myself).
Eggnog is 100% american. When I was abroad during the fall semester I tried to find eggnog in Italy, Netherlands, Czech Republic... never found it. Thought England would have it. I asked some workers in a grocery store and they had no idea what it was.
***** There are some who believe that its origin is from Britain or Europe but there is no hard evidence to support most of these claims. They end up stating that eggnog is derived from other similar drinks such as the medieval drink Posset - but little Eggnog history. Regardless of the past, eggnog is not drunk in Britain today like this video suggests. (Also, Eggflip is not a thing drunk in Britain either, even if Wikipedia tells you so)
It's common in the U.S., but the creamed egg on toast (listed as American) isn't. I've never heard of it. As for whether eggnog's alcoholic or not, it's usually sold in stores without alcohol but then mixed with rum with a dash of nutmeg sprinkled on top. Very common Christmas party drink. In the U.S. eggnog's widespread enough that there is even eggnog ice cream from some brands.
I know right!
I'm from Germany and I think the Bauernfrühstück was not a real Bauernfrühstück. xd
die haben des so falsch gemacht des war n omelette oder was auch immer aber definitiv kein bauernfrühstück
Amelie LOL ich dachte mir so was bitte ist das????
Das war ja mehr ein Pfannkuchen aus Ei als ein Bauernfrühstück... und warum sind da Croutons drauf? 😂
I live in the U.S and have not heard of cream eggs on toast until know, and I don’t know anyone who eats them 😂
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Tru
No he doesn't. There's no Aussie dish :(
Greatest chef in the world!
and corlhorl (watch his pls help me video)
Gabriel Olivieri sure
I want the Netherlands one so bad!
Tech for Kings it's really good. But i've never seen an "uitsmijter" like that. It looks waaay more delicious!!!!
Norman R. Hold on, so you had one, right? If so, you're lucky because it looks phenomenal.
Tech for Kings, i live in the netherlands and let me tell you how good it is its like the best thing ever and it looks way better then on the picture
Dion Bijvelds I would love to visit your country, and if I ever do there's no doubt I'll be giving it a try.
Tech for Kings yeah, I've had them many times, because I'm Dutch lol😅you can eat them everywhere!
Bauernfrühstück looks amazing!😍🤤
0:56 thanks for putting Poland! Btw thoose eggs are ALWAYS on any party that i'm on.
I'm a simple girl I just crack my egg on a pan and wait for 2 minutes and eat it....
I'm a simple boy, i boil eggs, i eat
I'm a simple real man if i see egg i eat it without cook it
I LOVE THE EGG TART OMGGG
Yep its real good
Same!!
+Pug Lover Tunisia though...
+AlphaCore I actually kind of like the Tunisia one
My Sisters name is Cindy😄😄
Maybe my country isnt in the video I guess I am going to watch all the video.
Start:omg my country is first avgolemono
Egg Tart looks Amazing! 😍💞🌱
FINALLY the Netherlands are mentioned somewhere in Social Media! (Which is very, very rare if you ask me.) And even without mentioning them as weed smokers!
Yeah yeah yeah Nederland
***** Yes indeed. *nods*
***** hahahaha
er zijn niet veel wiet rokers in ons land amerika heeft er meer
dat is waar
did you use Google translate? to throw out is like the worst translation for uitsmijter EVER
+J.pGames echt stom
+J.pGames echt stom
+Loes van der Meer Well, if you translate it directly it means to throw out xD
TheNightcoreDevil yes it does... but it's still stupid
Loes van der Meer True :p
Just subscribed thanks for including Iran In 3 of the videos I've watched.
I've mistaken this video for one that'll show me types of eggs.
My reaction :
0:32 Looks cool. *I wAnT It!*
0:41 But France's looks cool too...
I know, I have a solution, let's just buy eggs and cool them. Now, they're all cool 👌
In korea they take eggs, mix them with water, beef powder, salt and chives then microwave it for 5 minutes. Its really good with kimchi soup and rice.
(I love korean food so much...)
I love Korea so much ^^
thx!
Sulli Blue ive tried it with the anchovy broth but i didnt really like the fish taste it added... and with the beef powder it makes it have a saltyish taste but if you add chives or mini shrimp, it makes it smooth and a bit chunk with the chives
+CookieBear2424 I kinda wonder if there's a good vegetarian substitution for the beef powder. Do you have any suggestions?
+JabberJay27 u could use curry powder probably
I'm American & have never heard of "creamed egg on toast" before, but I sure do know what egg nog is 😂😂
That's exactly what I thought. And it looks gross
eggs will always look gross however you will be surprised by the taste. YUMMI!
Same. and the "stuffed eggs" from Poland. I call those deviled eggs.
Same:)
and noone has eggnog in britain, nowhere sells it and nobody drinks it . . odd video
I insist you guys try Avgolemono. My Yiayia (grandma in Greek) makes it so creamy, and her friends who own restaurants can't figure out why it tastes so damn good. Its still worth a try in a restaurant but homemade is the best
Very good idea for a video ! 😊
Where did you get your info lol, i'm British and i've never had Egg Nog, or seen it for sale anywhere in the UK.
I think they were going for the origin of these egg dishes, eggnog is from Britain.
tell me you've heard of it though (i'm british, i haven't drank it but it's a christmas drink nobody really drinks ;D)
I live in Canada and we have egg nog around here every christmas its soo yummy!!!!!
yea forrel, im american and ive never had any creamed eggs lol, it must be an origin thing :P
yeah i always thought egg nog was an american thing....Britain should just be egg 'n' chips!
The Netherlands egg dish is similar to what I usually have every morning for breakfast (eggs over easy on English muffins)
What ?
The Toasted Hawk Basically I cut an english muffin in half and toast it. While it's toasting, I cook two eggs over easy in a skillet on the stove (you start the egg like it's sunny side up, but then you flip it over and cook the yolk too). I also pan fry two slices of tomato in the same pan. Once the english muffins are done toasting, I turn off the stove, put 1 tomato slice and 1 egg on each muffin, season with salt and pepper, and then I'm done :)
argella1300 K.
I'm from the netherlands and I never eat it with tomato haha. Usually just a baked egg on toast with some bacon :D
Believe me, It's amazing!
“Creamed egg on toast”
I know damn well they didn’t just sa-
My favorite dish is both Eggnog from England 🇬🇧 and the eggs with sweet peppers in Tunisia 🇹🇳
How in the hooha did the UK end up with freaking eggnog? Boiled egg and soldiers or Scotch Eggs would have made more sense.
I watched this and thought we in the UK probably eat them like every entry on this list EXCEPT egg nog. Austrias "egg" entry is just a bloody american style pancake, cut up with jam! Are they mental?
+rose m true.only scotch eggs.
Totally agree
Ik I'm British I'd never heard of eggnog till I was 10
Eggnog is so popular around the holidays in Canada
I'm from america and have never had creamed eggs on toast and have eggnog all the time
These are things that originate from these places, I.e. Eggnog is from the uk, but people also have it in America and other countries.
***** Eggnog isn't british
martha hancock what is it then?
All look so good
In Indonesia there's an egg dish called "Kerak Telor". It's basically a thin fried egg mixed with rice and spices, and from what i know, it's really good.
Im dutch and we do have that egg but we dont always have tomatoe and we dont have that nasty chemical chesse you have, and its also just a better version of a sunny side up egg
Ik eet meestal een omeletje😂😂
+Lekkerpuh haha ja of gwn met kapotte dooier😂
OF GEWOON EEN NORMAAL EI OP DE PAN
En to throw out is niet eens de goede vertaling want nu klinkt het alsof wij het kots-ei noemen.
Bart Wøuters inderdaad het klinkt eigelijk best raar nu je het zo zegt
Lived in the U.K all of my life and I have not once had or heard of eggnog! I could swear that it is an traditional American Christmas beverage...
Debbie Dickson
Eggnog may have originated in East Anglia, England; or it may have simply developed from posset, a medieval European beverage made with hot milk; eggs were added to some posset recipes. The "nog" part of its name may stem from the word noggin, a Middle English term for a small, carved wooden mug used to serve alcohol.
mariko foster Seriously? I live in East Anglia and I thought it was just an American thing... Noone ever has that here.
here in Canada it is very popular and many of my British family/friends claim it to be British. besides u can't get angry at me from what i read on the internet....
I've literally never had it either
Eggnog is really good! You should try it sometime ! ;)
Κλαίω με αυτή την φράση "augolemono" ξέρω τι είναι απλά γελάω που είναι γραμμένο στα αγγλικά και ακούγεται "abgo"!😂😂
Ναιιιι...γενικα και γω γελαω οταν μεταφερουν καποιες ελληνικες λεξεις στα αγγλικα και ακουγονται με περιεργη προφορα..😅😅
I'm having egg curry for lunch today . I'm Indian and I love it.
WHO IN AMERICA EATS CREAMED EGG ON TOAST. TBH that abounds disgusting
EXACTLY
right lmao
I do
Right! I'm American and I've never even heard of that until now
+The best friend you can ever Imagine ...me too, but I normally eat it with rice cause the bread gets soggy.
This is an eggxcellent video
Fairuz Hanina yup I agree, this video isn't amazing but I wanted to do a joke so
Herrera Esteban PUNCITY!
Herrera Esteban i bet you're pun at parties
Fairuz Hanina there are way too many countries in the world to do all of them
Fairuz Hanina yeah I'm from indonesia
In our country in philippine we love that dish you can actually can see it in streets its a fastfood
I love eggs on toast,avocado and scrambled they so healthy and gooood😍😍😍😍
I'm surprised at all the BuzzFeed videos How2Basic commented on, he didn't comment on this one
Ikr the second I saw this video I looked through the comments to find his comment..
Haha me too
Me too
The German one and the Netherlands one look really nice ^O^
I'm Dutch! Ik ben Nederlands!
+.:WelcomeToWonderland:. Oh trust me, the one from the Netherlands is heaven! ^^
+.:WelcomeToWonderland:. thanks
So done ?
the netherlands (mine) is delicous
Im from Turkey and I never eat “Çılbır”
Kesinlikle deneeee müthişşş bişey
Çılbır o şekilde yapılmıyor sanki ama. Videoda omlet gibi duruyor, benim bildiğim kaynayan suya kırıyorsun yumurtayı. Yani rafadan yumurta gibi oluyor, yoğurt ve salçalı/acılı sosla servis ediliyor
NO ONE CARES
@@josia5112 Asla yemem diyo adam zorlamayın
@Nisa Gökçe tm
I live in the U.S. and I've never heard of creamed egg on toast and I love eggs. Maybe it's a regional thing.
Snap! I shouldn't have watched this video while fasting... I'm friggin hungry now haha...
I don't think eggnog is a British thing, I've never even seen it in a shop and I've only ever seen it on American Christmas TV
I'd say that scrambled eggs are more of a British thing.
Huh? Where I live in Britain, there is Eggnog everywhere, but it's more of a seasonal drink, so maybe you never see in shop because of the time of year. We have it at Christmas
0:57 i love eating them with mayyonaise or cranberry horseradish ❤️
Yo but you have to try them, they're delicious
Avgolemono (αυγολέμονο) love from Greece ❤️❤️❤️
I always thought eggnog was an American thing... I don't see it anywhere and I LIVE in England lol
Eggnog is the only one I've tried and I live in America lol
Egg not is British I'm British but It is only traditionally a Christmas drink but is pretty old fashioned now and is pretty yuk tbh
Jade *Eggnog
why does buzzfeed never put CANADA
Im a fan of Canada and ive never seen it alot and belgium they need to do some more countries
I know, right? But I'm kinda also Polish and I've eaten Jajka Faszerowane many times w/ my family. But Canada is left out so much.. ;-;
Sadly I live in Canada:( *sighs*
IKR
I don't see much stuff from Australian either
The egg curry and the egg tart look delicious
People also ask
Where did creamed eggs on toast originate?
Creamed eggs on toast is a traditional American dish that pairs eggs with white sauce over a piece of toast. Said to have its roots back in the Depression era, this dish typically consists of toasted slices of bread that are topped with a mixture of a creamy white sauce and chopped hard-boiled eggs
Yep, never heard of them before either.
I was born and raised in the US and have never heard of creamed eggs on toast. O.o
yeah i was just like "if i was from another country i'd think the USA can't cook" Never seen that dish in my life
RubyZap same...
Hahahahaha they put cheddar on the uitsmijter, you Americans have a lot to learn
Idd
+Marieke van Vliet jupp :)
yeaxD
Dat maakt het wel lekkerder
+Wolf Pack I sure she doesn't live in the US cuz her name is dutch. im dutch too
Αυγολέμονο σοβαρά τώρα τρώγεται το αυγολέμονο
Είδες τι μαθαίνεις...ούτε και εγώ το ήξερα
Κοιτα εγω το αυγολέμονο το έχω μάθει σαν να μπαίνει μέσα σε συνταγές και τέτοιες επειδή είμαι Πόντιος εχω την γιαγιά μ που είμαι μαζί της όλη μέρα και συνήθως δεν το τρώμε σκέτο αλλά εσείς , το τρώτε και σκέτο κανένα πρόβλημα
Αυτό και δεν είναι σούπα
😂
μΑ φΥσιΚα
Howtobasic be like
Hold My Chicken 😂
Germany, Hong Kong, India, Austria, and Netherlands. YUM.
i know,i live in India and literally it's like 20 different tastes in one bites😍😋
Ashmil Khan wowzas O.O
+Claire Ma you definitely should come to India and taste our food😀😗😍
Ashmil Khan i should someday...
***** Tell your country that their eggs are AMAZING.
"Uitsmijter" does not translate to "To throw out". The word "Uitsmijter" is used to describe three things: 1) the meal, with eggs, 2) the final song of a concert and 3) a bouncer at a club or café. Oh and as far as the dish is concerned; we don't eat it with a spoon and the bread pictured in the video looks like it's toasted but it shouldn't be.
Yeah your richt and i could know it becuase i live in the netherlands
Yup. And the eggdish is called an 'bouncer' because back in the twenties and thirties, when the bright young things went to parties at each others' houses, the host would, when it was time for the guests to go home, offer a small hot meal to fortify them on the way home (usually eggs, as it was hot, tasty, easy and quick to make for a dozen or so hungry teens). The fried eggs and ham sandwich became quickly known as 'uitsmijter' because when the host said 'who wants some eggs', they knew it was the polite way of telling them to leave.
This is totally true.
I can imagine the Dutch dish being like a fry up in a sandwich!!
Egg is my fav. Food and this vid makes me put saliva in my face lolol
Me:Waits for my country
As/is : and that’s when the video stops
HAHA 'to throw out'. I'm Dutch and i'm literally dying here XD
Same!!!! Ik lach helemaal dubbel😂
hahaha lol daarom
Haha moest ik ook om lachen
ik ben dus niet de enige :P
Ik ook XD
I don't know how they didn't put "Menemen" in Turkey. It's the best thing you'll ever eat for breakfast.
biliom biliom bende Türküm la hdksjdkshd
Hazza Bea turkum ama cilbir o ilk defa duyuyorum agahaha
Ayse Duru İscan aynen ya
Ayse Duru İscan oha ciddimisiniz
or Sucuklu yumurta
*Oh howtobasic would love this video*
Masha Allah . Sab anday bohat achay Hain. From Pakistan
You don't eat the Dutch dish with a spoon.
Yup
Dodec84 ja ik dacht hetzelfde
amy im emmie
Dodec84 inderdaad
idd wat denken ze wel
Huevos rancheros need REAL and more salsa than that!!
Joel Garcia Yo pensé que iban a poner huevo con frijoles 😂😂😂
Joel Garcia Yo pensé que pondrían huevos motuleños porque esos son los más famosos en donde vivo. Además, los huevos rancheros son llamados así por la salsa, ¿no es así? ¡Esa cosa solo parecía salsa de tomate!
Joel Garcia ¿Y qué eran esas cosas rojas?
Timelady tomates sherry :v y yo sabia que iban a poner los rancheros por que es un desayuno muy comun y rico aun que no le ponemos esos tomates
I thought huevos rancheros was more of a Tex-Mex food than Mexican? Maybe I heard wrong.
Watching this video makes me feel egg-tremely hungry.
In regards to creamed eggs on toast from the United States is I've never heard of it. But then it became familiar so I thought I must of heard of this or had it one time or another. Sometimes I find out things I know that I didn't know I knew.
I see you've never heard of spanish tortilla. That's so freaking sad. People still thinking we spaniards eat paella frecuently (we don't, it's not typical for all of spain) but still no one ever freaking mentions tortilla, cocido (with all it's local variations) all the different soups and all the northern fish dishes. It still blows my mind that most people, when thinking about egg dishes, doesn't think about a real nice spanish tortilla. If I say the word tortilla, everyone thinks about the mexican "tortillas", but we mean a fucking potato omelette. :(
I was hoping to see tortilla or at least huevos estrellados in the video, but no. We really shouldn't be surprised tough, Spain rarely gets any recognition in videos of this sort.
y mira la lista de los 50 mejores restaurantes del mundo...entre los 10 primeros hay 3 españoles...manda narices q España no aparezca en ninguno de estos videos de gastronomia...
Estoy completamente de acuerdo. Y no solo tenemos muchos de los mejores restaurantes, ademas tenemos chefs españoles como José Andrés que tienen restaurantes de estrellas michelin por todo el mundo.
ya quisieran muchos de estos paises meterse el cachopo q me meti yo estas Navidades en Asturias...Jose Andres es asturiano de Mieres xD...y si, es un crack...yo no desmerezco ni mucho menos la gastronomia de otros paises...a mi me gusta todo y hay cantidad de platos buenos en todos lados...pero algo de respeto a España no estaria mal...El bienmesabe, el espeto de Malaga, el pescadito frito a parte del bienmesabe, el jamon! q es insuperable, el cocido, el cordero de Castilla a la Sepulvedana y los quesos y la tortilla q tu mencionas q no hay dos iguales!! jeje y un largo etc...a ti no te tengo que convencer esta claro...a ver si lo lee alguien de Buzzfeed...en cualkier lugar de este pais te quedas flipado por su buena materia prima...i should translate this pero no hay ganas! ta luego...
I lived in Spain for 3 years and they had the Tortilla de Patata, it was delicious
How to basic
best eggs
In Greece we put the avgolemono on cooked food as a sauce or in meat soup. We don't just eat it like that lol
Ah nai
Egg cake?
But... thats every cake in the world?