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- Alcohol is prohibited for Muslims in Pakistan, so I go to a Milk Shop to find out what the locals like to drink in Faisalabad, Punjab. While 97% of the population of Pakistan is muslim, alcohol can be sold to others religions, or to foreigners in 5-star hotels.
The location of Bangla Milk Shop is on my blog: "Don’t Miss These 2 Restaurants in Faisalabad!" blog.karlrock.....
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infections are not from bacteria mate if there is no toxic chemicals in the water or milk u should be fine, try to find raw milk outside the city see if they have it invillages its way more nutritious
Sir this is humble request to you to meet pakistani Hindus there and see how the people, you are admiring this much, treat minority on the basis of religion.
@@someonefrom2002
Why? U hate Muslims?
Visit VRINDAVAN for warm milk😋
Good to know that you don’t need alcohol or coffee to socialize with others
You say it like coffee is a bad thing
@@MUTVFORMV not at all, I’m just saying those are the “only” type of drinks people get in groups
@@vimos.9996 Oh ok, misunderstood
@@MUTVFORMV Technically coffee is a drug but I guess what he's saying. Wish more people around here gathered for tea as well but I'm always up for coffee.
@@KaiserGX coffee is a stimulant not a drug bro
Recently I got so interested in Pakistan and India culture. I'm so happy you keep making videos Karl, I hope to visit the same places as you do someday!! Greetings from Mexico!
Thank you mate. Please come and enjoy.
i’m sure you’ll enjoy the spices
@@KarlRock i also enjoy your video
Cheers from Scotland
Cool, I am a Pakistani with Mexican wife. We live in a 3rd country, but have travelled together to both Mexico and Pakistan. Love both Pakistani and Mexican food. We also cook fusion food at our house, mixing recipes from Pakistan and Mexico, pure heaven.
Bring me a 12 pack of corona beer and modelo too please because I’m thirsty
Meeting people and drinking warm milk, that would stop lots of alcohol fueled violence in the world.
True. We used to have milk bars in New Zealand where people would socialise. But they’re all gone except maybe Ollies in Royal Oak
A lot of people are lactose intolerant. That is why everyone in India is hoarking and spitting all the time.
Our Prophet Muhammad PBUH was offered two cups by God(one with wine and other with milk ) He chose milk . Thanks a lot for sharing this video .
@@KarlRock Probably replaced now by coffee shops Karl? That's where people meet to socialise without thinking about alcohol in Australia.
@@rais1953 yeap, coffee has taken over unfortunately. I don’t like the taste. I just like chai, lassi, milk.
I am also from Faisalabad and my dad used to work near the clock tower but now he's retired. I used to always visit there with my dad when I was a kid. Now, I've been in Canada for about ten years now and have not seen my city since so thank you for showing us around again it feels so nostalgic and I can't wait to go back there.
What are you waiting for? ✈️
Come back for a lassi sometime bhai. Enjoy Canada 👍
I’m also a Pakistani Canadian, my father came to Canada in 1970 from Faisalabad, which was then called Lyallpur
@@lawrenceweston922 Same. Also Faisalabadi in Canada
Pakistani people are very hospitable and loving And Pakistani food is extremely delicious. I really enjoyed vlogging in Beautiful and Amazing Pakistan.
Stephanie from London
Then you must live in Pakistan for a year and than comment. I am sure your experience will be horrible.
@@dharmvirsingh4031 why you endian people don't digest it if anyone have good thoughts about Pakistan
@@dharmvirsingh4031 you know you're just proving your jealousy and hatred and giving your country a bad name you also seem to have an immature mind.
@@dharmvirsingh4031 Why is it so hard for some of you indians to accept that Pakistan is a beautiful country?
@@Agent-qq8gh country is beautiful(being separated from India) but system is horrible and system runs according by ideology of the people lives in the country.
Whether it’s in India or Pakistan I love how alive the streets are with people working or relaxing chatting. Western cities have kind of lost that feeling
Lol they've lost a lot more than only that
Atleast you won't be lynched in the streets in the western cities if you "insult" a certain man who lived in 7th century Arabia.
@@Ahmed-ef6ss oh yeh and how many “lynchings” have you read about? You could get shot or stabbed in a western city just for having the wrong skin colour so let’s not get into the actions of a tiny fraction of people to denigrate a population
@@Ahmed-ef6ss what has the man from the 7th century arabia to do with this?
@@Ahmed-ef6ss Says a man who has the same name as him. What a disgrace you are!
The guy on the right was really interested in giving his speech. Pakistan looks amazing as a whole
Yeah, he was a natural vlogger. Spoke so well... He was just standing outside this store with his bicycle selling his rust removal product.
@@KarlRock Keep rocking bro♥️👍 happy to see how all the people around the world have same kind of feelings as human beings despite of the different culture, language and so on. God bless all♥️
Amazing😂? Lol
That's why it's named as a terrorist country by many countries in the world
The milk is kept hot in that wide pan and the water evaporates out. Any germs are killed and the milk is concentrated by the evaporation so even if they watered it a bit that water is lost.
Com India bro miss you 🥰🥰😥😥
Yes in West Bengal, the lassi we make(also known as"Ghol") is lot thinner. I have never been to Pakistan but I think that lassi you had was proper.
I only seen lassi shops or ( bamboo juice) known as aakh juice
@@incognitogamingfun4495 aakh is not bamboo😅😅. It's sugarcane
Real Bangali food and things are only in Karachi in Bangali areas
Bangali is just for marketing ..this is typical milk and lussi shop in Pakistan. Especially Punjab. In every city.
@@incognitogamingfun4495 lmao bamboo juice? 😭😭😭. You ruined my favorite sugarcane drink for me. How can i unsee this lol
Hey Karl, the interactions with the locals are absolutely top tier as always. Just a small thing I wanted to point out at 4:20. The "they" he is referring to is actually you in a more respectful manner. So he starts with "They have done a great job coming here" etc meaning you. Always hanging on to your videos and waiting badly for the next one, so excited to finish it. Thank you for your love and openness. Although the poor will suffer long term again as the gods of Pakistan and their children have all banded together to come back into power, pray for the common man 🙏 respect.
I wanted to tell him that as well.
2:30 yarr woh Banda kitne bhole andaz se bol raha tha "main bhi bolu asalam walekum"
Being a recovering alcoholic and loving food Muslim countries are awesome for us!!! No temptation, lots of good food, tea and coffee to enjoy. One day I'd love to go to Pakistan!!
you won't ever go there, let's be honest, you still think about alcohol...
This yoghurt drink is a compulsion here with lunch especially during summer season while a glass or bowl of hot milk gives nutrition and warmth during cold winter nights. But the only thing to remember is to choose right milk shop.
We pakistani punjabis drink lassi with breakfast.
I love learning so much from Karl and the people he meets in these videos, sometimes I find myself binging them endlessly.
Keep up the great work ☺
Glad you like them!
Pakistan is home for the terrorism
this culture of drinking is what kep5 kept my(our) ancestors healthy and hearty. sadly it's replaced by soft drinks, sugar drinks and alcohol. glad to see it again.
thanks for sharing , Karl.
My pleasure ji. I agree, I prefer milk and lassi too.
@@KarlRock don't forget buttermilk
sugar drinks are fine as long as no intoxicant . intxoicant are haram
Aho sai gal hai pa jee, you hit it bang on bro :)
@@darthtrolleus1947
lol not staying it’s healthy but sugar drinks dont make you lust and turn you away from your loved ones the way alcohol does
Karl had played a significant role in convincing world that how sweet innocent and lovely Pakistanis are ... being an Indian 🇮🇳 before eating lunch and dinner I always watch pak foods vlogs so I can ready my stomach juices before eating ....hope people like us can travel to Pakistan ...🇮🇳
What will you do in Pakistan? Chant JSR and try to spread and cause violence that you cause in India against Indian muslims.
How do you live with yourself?
I hope you can. As an Australian who has travelled widely in both India and Pakistan and felt welcome in both countries I would love to see my Indian and Pakistani friends able to visit each other with a simple visit stamp in your passport at the border like Malaysia and Singapore.
Awesome
Bro u r welcome i will host u
Just focus in your own country there is enough population in india who are marginalized
Wow Karl that's the most Pakistani thing you did by offering the old man a lassi. Respect man, you are awesome.
It was so heart warming how appreciative that guy was that you bought him milk, little things like that is why I love this channel and Pakistani culture
Hi Karl! I recently discovered your channel and I can’t express in words how much your work fascinates me. It’s content like yours which portrays the true of image of countries like Pakistan. As a Pakistani I thank you from the bottom of my heart.
Lawl ganatra is a Hindu surname
@@jarp5581 There's a lot of Hindus in Pak, especially in Karachi.
@@jarp5581 So what?
Dear Karl, Your Story telling, your Perspective, Your love for sub continental Cultures is next level. No other can even come close to you and that's what make you unique. You are nothing but LOVE. keep it up Man. 😘🥰🥰🥰🥰
IED mubarak bhai. 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Dale is better
Alcohol is not banned for non-muslims & foreigners. They can drink it in close premises (in privacy), not publically
Ja that's right
Karl, i have noticed that you are able to convince Pakistani locals to accept your offers. Other vloggers i watch are never able to do this and even Chris Lewis who speaks Urdu only succeeds on rare occasions. Is there a trick to it? Power of voice ? Dominantly said in an accent? Or just luck?
Hope you are back with your family now .. enjoy your day 😀
Hey Stefan. I dunno, I didn’t really think about it. I was just glad someone finally let me pay 😊
Hey Carl, so I am a guy who has roots in West Bengal. Though, I currently live in Bangalore. . I just wanted to tell you that there are many lassi shops in its capital city Kolkata and even in other places too. I guess, when you go there once again, you can check and try it by yourself. It's just crazy!!
Yes we have milk shops here lassi shops. You must visit esplanade or sealdah or burrabazar for awesome lassi and milk products in Kolkata, West Bengal.
🇵🇰The best thing is learning new different languages and get closer to cultures ✌️ congratulation Karl🤩👏🗺️
I know you will say you that you are just telling it as it is but I would like to say thank you for portraying pakistan in a positive light. Really like your videos, very different from many others.
Thanks mate. And you’re right. I tell it as it is in all countries, good and bad. I like that alcohol is so hard to find 😊 Cause I don’t drink.
Your vlogs are relaxing and interesting ❤
Glad you like them!
So glad how TH-cam (vloggers) tell the truth about Pakistan and not the actual news media that only brings up negative topics to raise their trp or whatever they call it.
Hi Karl, if you ever see this message, I just want to say thank you. You see im in Pakistan now and honestly the people here are awesome.
Your videos have helped me see how culture and people are like in Pakistan (which shows lovely and kind people). Basically, what I'm trying to say is that I sort of learned how you visit places from your videos with confidence. Absolutely loving it here.
Welcome bro ❤️🇵🇰
Enjoy bro
When i read the title, i thought you may have tried Bhang, hopefully it wasn't that 😂 (Bhang is a drink made from Marijuana)
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Your vlogs are so good. Proud of you sharing stories about India and Pakistan. ❤️
Thank you ❤️
Me indian hu lekin mujhe pakistan ghumna he yar 🥰
taro k opr se qood k a jao
I love how wholesome people can be in your videos.
I love how open you are to everything great work dude
Glad you enjoy it!
Love & Respect from Bangladesh
Dear you are doing a great job in Sub Continent
I learn a lot from your video's about the people around the world and how to live with them
I miss Faisalabad. Your video made me nostalgic. Been to this shop 1000s time.
Awesome. You made me crave it right now in Ramadan :)
My grand mom was from West Bengal (May God bless her soul), she migrated to Karachi after 47 I remember she use to make Begal style Lassi (lot thiner than Punjabi style).
I would love to travel to Pakistan and India. ❤️Thank you for showing us Karl.
Imagine if the Indian Pakistan hate ends some day…
Travelling across the cultures would be very interesting to explore.
Inshallah
Pakistan is very beautiful country We hope you always be happy in Pakistan 👍🤧
Alcohol is not banned in Pakistan for non Muslims
Pakistani peoples are really nice, I have one friend from Pakistan and we do phd at same school. Before coming USA I told him to bring lots of spice and he brought lots spices for me. Pakistani spices are really good. Hope to visit Pakistan, one day and taste all the delicious dish
Love how friendly people are. Smiles everywhere. Travel shows you that people can connect and show respect to each other, while enjoying each other's company. :)
You're living the dream my man! Cheers for this uniquely awesome content
The simplicity and the authenticity of Muslims are something that the world needs more of.
Karl, Your vlogs are absolutely one of the best I can think of. Where you show your humanity and receive in return. There is hope ! Thank you and all the best to you and yours.
Alcohol might be prohibited but there are plenty shops in Karachi who are selling alcohol on the regular. If you do wanna consider having a beer or something, go to the Cliton side of Karachi, you'll find plenty of liquor stores there.
Looks nice what they drink instead of alcohol would love to try some one day. Looks lovely there Karl love your videos of you showing us around. Shame alcohol isn't banned here in the uk it can sometimes bring out peoples bad side I don't drink never will.
yes, this is true. ❤️
You could just not drink it yourself you know? Just because you don't like it doesn't mean it's right to force your preferences on others.
Stay blessed sister
@@Pleasekillmysonsdad agreed but only those who can behave should be free to drink, too many subhuman drunks where i am from, too loud, obnoxious and sometimes start pointless arguments or fights
many drunks should be rounded up and jailed honestly
@@fsdfdsfsdfsd2272 true but I think many places already have laws against public intoxication (at least in US). Laws to punish people who don't drink responsibly already exist. How well enforced are these laws is a different story which I'm sure varies county to county. It is comical though what substances are banned for health reasons when alcohol is pretty bad for you. I probably would support labels on alcoholic beverages mentioning the health/social risks similar to what European cigarettes companies have to brand on their products (i.e pictures of lung cancer and other health problems tobacco use can lead to).
There are so many Bengali restaurants and shops because we love Bangladesh
I love when you tell something and you say "okay" 😂😂
I am from Faisalabad. Actually the clocktower bazars are less crowded and busier in Ramadan. As majority of the citizens are fasting. You should visit there at around about 6:30 p.m. when it will be more cheerful as people will break their fast at that time especially food streets. Also I recommend you visit D-ground as well if you are still here at around 6:30 p.m.and also Iqbal stadium.
I never miss your videos, your videos are always nice and informative. i'm from SWABI KPK enjoying every video that you post. thanks for making such beautiful videos. i wish you visit some small villages in Pakistan as well, like Mardan, swabi etc
Yes, I am a bengali I used to live in the capital, DHAKA, Karl, we got lassi , not one but multiple flavours, I recommend you to try borhani (with BENGAL Kacci or nehari biriyani for best experience ). Wish you best of luck for your career
Always love watching your videos, you gotta do one of these back home in India Karl! Not sure if same rules apply there like in Pakistan but that be cool if you can
It’s coming 😉
Pakistan looks like an amazing country.
Love from Islamabad, Pakistan
You should visit sometime bro. (Joking - because Islamabad is a newer city and very different from most Pakistani cities.)
@@rais1953 I'm from there sister
@@jetpark3743 Sister? With a name like mine? I'm an old man! Yes I realised you were from Pakistan. The attempted joke was from what I saw when I visited Pakistan, that Islamabad is very different from the rest of Pakistan.
As a fellow non drinker, I would love that... Although the atmosphere looks like it totally enhances the whole milk drinking experience.
Are you almost back to India bro?
Hey Taylor! Yeah, it’s very nice for non drinkers like us. It feels good too. Almost. Bro, can share the secret next Friday I think if all goes well
@@KarlRock Bro, I know you are not religious, but I have literally had your name in my journal to pray for this past year. I will keep praying until you are safely home with you family.
@@taylorhurst1499 thanks bro. So many people are praying for me. It’s awesome. And It worked.
Bengali lassi means Bangladeshi 🇧🇩 lassi. Before Pakistan & Bangladesh was one country.
Lots of Bangladeshi/Bengali people still lives in Pakistan.
I love lassi , its so mouthwatering 😋
There's a Desi section in Queens NY, I'm going down there to see if I can get Lassi. It looks yummy!
@@secretaryandactress dw dw its easy.. you can prepare lassi at home. All you need is some yogurt, water for proper consistency (i would prefer thick. So, no water), sugar (according to ur taste) and rose extract (rose water) for the fragrance. Whisk everything at once with an electric whisker or just use a mixer.....mix it until it becomes creamy owo
i just caught this video. DAMN GOOD, damn good!!!!! thanks for inviting me to share this experience with ya. and HAPPY NEW YEAR FROM SAN ANTONIO TEXAS!!!!!!!
Yes Muslims are very kind
That Indian 'hein' at 2:30 was amazing 😀.
Pakistanis say that also
Lol that’s actually pretty common in Pakistan too
This is so heartwarming. Love this bloke.
Always wait for your eating videos in Pakistan
Thanks! Could more are gonna come
Currently got to visit Kuwait City and got to enjoy the food and the culture met people from here and I’m glad you’re posting these videos. The culture and people are so warm and humble. Karl I pray one day I get to experience the same fellowship with others and drink tea and warm milk
You should try dodh jalebi they sell it with the milk it's really good. it's even better if you have it on a cold day 🌧️😋 and also love the videos btw.
I love jalebi and milk 🤤
Man suffers only because he takes seriously what's the gods made for fun
Honestly I've been obsessed with your content and seen so much and I really like Pakistan :-) Not a huge fan of India though, Im sorry bro...I am a woman and will never go there. Im not suicidal.
damn i would love to try this!!! any day over alcohol :)
you are really loving guy, thank you so much bro 🇧🇩
Hey Karl I been watching your video for years and your amazing 😊😊
I really appreciate if you can go to Bangladesh and experience Bangladesh culture
WAIT A MINUTE. THAT WONDERFUL GUY AT THE START (on the right side) isn't he the SAME guy from the other channel that gets tribal people to taste modern food?? This is a very BEAUTIFUL video
"im such a baby" 😂😂😂 same, Karl- same
Hi Karl,
We do have the same kind of milk shops here in India where the give warm milk with malai. The milk is kept on low flame. Their set up is the same as we have.
Yes I've seen it in Delhi. Very familiar.
What a vibe bro, lovely
Actually, alcohol can be bought, in Karachi there are vines hops legally selling alcohol. Muree brewery is also a Pakistani company making , pakistani alcoholic drinks. You can check it out
I don’t drink Bro. I’m very happy not to find alcohol in Pakistan 😊
@@KarlRock that's good of you sir, but merely telling its available. Have a good day , keep the videos coming lovem all :)
@@saqibmrashid thanks bhaijaan
Honestly, I love Karl’s videos. Many people from India come to Pakistan and make bad videos about them. But Karl is the one TH-camr who is showing me the true parts of Pakistan that I myself haven’t seen. Ofc I have drank lassi and doodh but he has showed me stuff I have never seen before. Thank You Karl!❤️❤️
@Flare said by someone who lives in a country which protected Osama bin Laden,lol
@Flare Muhammad was a child molestor
Btw pakistan is still regarded as a dangerous country by usa was that also because of these "indian vloggers"???😂😂 Watching k-pop and living in fantasy world,from a homophobic sexist country,ah yes perfect combination...
KEEP WATCHING GEO NEWS 😂😂😂
@@ihateboomerswithimaginaryf8404 whatever
♥ 😘 From Pakistan 🇵🇰 ♥ 😘. we Pakistanis love you Carl. your love is in our blood ♥ 😘 💪
As an addict i must say, F*CK THAT!
Y’all are so strong for that
You can do it mate ✊
Nice video :p
Was nice when you invited him for a Lassi.
Lassi is our Alcohol 🍶🍺🌟
Bless your heart brother
Why is he saying Bengali lassi. What’s Bengali about this
Interacting with those people really makes awesome feeling,,, Down to earth👏🏼👏🏼
Karl over here in Karachi people sell sugarcane juice idk if it’s available in other cities as well but that thing tastes refreshing in a hot sunny day.
As for the milk shops it’s quite common in Pakistan my dad would used to buy some bread and dip it in milk and call it lunch.
Kiryu is your dad from Pakistan?
Yes Sugercane juice is available in all cties of Punjab including Faisalabad.Also small small pieces of peeled sugercane(can say natural fruit candies)in Urdu these pieces are called "ganderiya" are sold in summers.
@@muhammadtahir4779 yep he’s from Pakistan so am I, I just know that in Karachi there is this bakery that sells fish shaped bread and my dad would dip it in milk.
It's good to know that Dojima no ryu is from Pakistan!
@@pratsarolkar Yakuza 8 leaked
Love your videos where it's fast and slow paced living all together almost like where I live.
@Karl thanks for such great content. Love your vids mate. Unfortunately I get the bottom burps from dairy but I would still try once ha ha stay well 👍 ❤️ 🇬🇧
Is there non-dairy drinks as popular as Lassi and Chai?
Hey mate. Green tea is very popular and very tasty in Pakistan.
@@KarlRock I do like a good green tea 🍵 always perks me up of a morning 👍😉
@@KarlRock I also like healthy lemon grass tea.
I got a monthly alcohol ration when I was in Pakistan. But the local public official's office where I got it from always bought it right back from us foreigners.
Probably for best. Alcohol brings out the worst in people
you should go live there, let them take away all your rights and see how you like it :)
Next time when you are in FSD you need to visit countryside
bro some of ur translations are wrong for example 0:10
he says "bohoot acha kam kya hai" which means you did good (coming to pakistan)
Karl................. I'm beyond speechless your respect 🙏 you have for yourself and other cultures is exactly what the world should be like.. of course we all are somewhat political but you and those guys drinking tea and milk 🥛 is such a sight to see.. love your material!!! 🤍🤜🤛 respect
Me : hesitating to answer the questions that nobody knows in entire class
Teacher (@2:30) : "Haan Haan , boliyea boliyea , aaea aaea "
I am from India hope you can show Ramadan in Pakistan
Your videos are awesome
That looks like such a amazing relaxing place to sit and drink also looks so friendly
That drink looks very halal!
Kindness goes a long way and it's so nice to see it!! 🙏
Hey Karl, I’m from Sangla Hill, Pakistan You defiantly have to go! It’s a small town. It’s named after a famous mountain ⛰ I’ve been there a few years ago ( I live in Australia) There’s a gol gappa/ Pani Puri Street vendor, Must try!! There’s an amazing view from the top of the mountain. There’s many street vendors at Sangla hill. It’s amazing if you go you should bring snacks the way up! I defiantly recommend it! It’s an amazing town, especially the hill! Amazing!🤩
Thanks for the tip Mate
@@KarlRock :)
Absolutely delighted to see you here in Faisalabad Karl, it's actually where I am from too and well visit the 8 bazaars as well, what a coincidence it would've been that me as somebody who's been following you for literal years from your original videos from India, could've bumped into you at some fortunate day at the very bazaar that I again live close to. Anyways I wish you the very best in your vlogs and many expeditions to come...
Thanks mate. Wish I had time to visit all the markets! Next time. It’s a cool city.
I am your new Subscriber.... I love your Vlogs..... Love from 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳
My milkaholic self is craving lassi & kheer…my lactose intolerance self objects…😂
I won’t write a book as I’m apt to do in comments; but my kids and I absolutely LOVED our almost 2 years in Rishikesh-as well as other travels there in India..well, except for the trains. That WAS almost 20yrs ago though, so hopefully things have gotten better. My Son returned several times with his best friends from Nepal. He’d hoped to return at some point, but shortly after getting renewal of his VISA for China last year..he died from a stroke, caused by COVID.
I’m thrilled you were able to return to your wonderful family there. India, like many other countries we’ve traveled to, has an undeserved bad reputation; fueled by ignorance and misinformation. Unfortunately, I doubt I’ll be able to return to traveling; but I’m grateful my children had the exposure and education that ONLY being in other countries and cultures could bring them. Listening to you..perhaps it’s my studies in Chinese the past 3 years that my wonderful Son got me into; but even 2 years of Sanskrit hasn’t stuck. I’ll blame it on both old age and not using it for 15+ years.
Enjoy your return and I believe I will make myself some Channa Masala, naan and puliogare rice tomorrow for Mother’s Day!