I read an interesting fact about white round cheese on the Internet, Kurt, during the war in Kazakhstan there was a prison for the wives of soldiers who betrayed the country and the Kazakhs threw this white pebble to the female prisoners who were starving, but this gesture was taken as mocking because they thought it was a stone until they tried this stone, so they saved themselves from hunger, and the guards thought that the locals were mocking the prisoners and were happy thinking that the locals did not like the prisoners. something like that
АЛЖИР ,лагерь жен изменников Родины . Мемориальный комплекс и музей находится в нескольких километрах от Астаны. В этот лагерь попадали жены политических деятелей писателей и других , со всего бывшего советского союза, кто попадал под репрессии.
Horse meat is the most ecologically clean meat. They graze in the steppes and eat wormwood. They are not allowed to use chemicals. I don’t know how it is in other countries, but in Kazakhstan it is like that.
Thank you so much for visiting the country my parents are from ❤ it's nice to see it from a tourists perspective and with your positive nature. Now we live in Germany, my parents came here almost 30 years ago. Originally my ancestors lived in the Wolga region of Russia and were deported to Kazakhstan after worldwar 2, because all germans were considered traitors, even when they already lived for 200 years in Russia. Other ethnicities were also affected by this, for example koreans. Many of them ended up with nothing in Kazakhstan and the kazakh people took them in with much hospitality. There are many stories of my grandparents, where they were starving and kazakh people helped them out with food without wanting anything back. They are such generous and nice people and I wish I can someday visit this country. also Plov and Beshbarmak are my favourite dishes! 😍
Many peoples were sent into exile in Kazakhstan, but the best and most grateful are YOU, our beloved Germans! when and if you decide to come to us, write, I’ll meet you and show you our country!
Interesting fact about that bazaar and people in general, you can actually see different ethnicities on different products, like dairy is mostly Turkish and Russian women, dried fruits are mostly uzbeks and Tajiks (they look Persian), Salads are Koreans and Kazakhs (Asian looking), also usually everything about horse, meat and dairy also Kazakhs (Asians), pork Russians, so here you go that’s how you can tell the difference between Kazakhstani people
I just googled about these "white balls" on the internet and found a very interesting article about them. It's definitely kurut and very typical of Central Asia. Nomads eat these sour cheese balls. They are very filling and keep for a long time. When buying them, you have to make sure that they aren't stuffed with flour! and cheese to make them cheaper. Excellent kurut is only made from cheese.
I'm from Kazakhstan myself. However, what you say in your videos is so pleasant to my ears because you have thoroughly studied all the nuances of Kazakh culture. Thank you for visiting Almaty and sharing your impressions.
Horse meat is also quite dietary, it does not have a lot of fats. Also, you don’t eat what you ride. So there are different types of horses for meat and riding. Thanks you, I love the quality of your videos a lot
By the way, don’t worry, curt is weird on your first try. It’s sour, salty and tart. People used to melt them in teas as a replacement for milk. But many people nowadays eat it as snacks, almost like chips, but it has much less calories
The milky ball you tried is very full of calcium. And people get easily full by eating it. So our nation used to took this when they are moving to another place. So it is easy snack. That helps to stay full and energetic on their way. And still we actually love the taste of it, for you guys maybe it is too salty. But as for me I can not live without it .
What a wonderful and fun walkabout in that Green Bazaar. Great to see you both trying those snacks, horse meat and that authentic Kazakh dishes. Good experience, Flora & Note. Thank you very much for your interesting videos. Always looking forward every Saturday to watch them.
So culture shocked by this series, Borat really had me living so ignorant to Kazakhstan. Truly had no idea that it was this developed and what looks to be a pretty amazing place to visit far off the beaten path of tourists. Keep that amazing content coming, I always love watching it!
That's why a lot of kazakh's hate that movie. It's a lie and made for fun. Nothing is true in the movie. And a lot of people think Kazakhstan is like that. That's actually sad
@@FloraandNote we did watch as family on big tv 👌🏼 All cringing as we are vegetarians 🫣😢 it’s been one of our concern🤨 Anyway we ve been checking flights we would love to combine a visit to a neighbouring country while being to the area … I’m hoping you will go check a nearby country out also 🙏🏼😂 I cannot wait to see you visiting more of Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 💙💛 Have fun Sabrina 😘
Guys, you got it right, everything upstairs is much more expensive. It's a rip off downstairs cheaper, but if you go out on there other side on the street it's cheaper then downstairs)
I like that series from my country! You are guys very cute and positive! And video interesting to watch. Thanks for visiting my country! And i hope you're come back again to see more and try something new!
Shopping and tasting in Green farmmarket in Almaty is definitely an unique experience for foreign tourists. KZ produces the best quality melons as well as other middle Asian countries. Horse meat Is a local specialty which unfortunately i have never tried so far. If Green farmmarket means organic farmmarket? Enjoy your trip and adventure in KZ! I love your personalities!
such a good video guys! welcome to Kazakhstan!! you definitely should try a restaurant Sandyq< cause there are modernized Kazakh food with the detailed explanation of each food> Also I hope that you liked calmness and hospitality of Kazakh people!
I'm glad you you enjoyed there. And, yes 1st floor is cheaper than 2nd 😅 but not that much. Also, it's a normal reaction for foreigners to small cow milk balls - they can have different taste and hardness. Nomads used them in a long journeys to survive without water.
If you are right now in qazaqstan I recommend you to visit world nomad games going in Astana,opening ceremony was cool but it already passed and the contest itself left,for example you may visit kokpar or other national stuff there,just like a kinda tip,because I saw your few videos and very liked them,good luck in your travel!
Mom's been waiting whole day for you guys' vlog like a kid waiting their favorite scheduled show😄 Great seeing both of you always going out of your comfort zone trying new things!
PLS GO TO THE "NAVAT" RESTAURANT IN ALMATY. THERE U CAN TASTE A REAL TRADITIONAL MEAL OF KAZAKHSTAN, AND THE ATMOSPHERE THERE IS GORGEOUS ✨ Will be great if near you guys will be someone who speaks in English, and will help you to travel, to explain some of kazakh stuffs, and even guided you to visit Lakes, landscapes ❤😊
This market consider clean, sell plenty of things, and prices is reasonable. Very friendly people. Even try their food , you don't buy is still ok with them. WoW, less then US $50.00 can purchase a lot of goodies.
10:55 I think the milk balls you guys had is called Kurut. I have a few friends from KZ, including my gf, who all grew up eating that and love it. But I’ve tried it multiple times and can’t get used to it haha. It’s definitely an acquired taste 😂
Flora and Note I'm loving this Kazakhstan series. Flora and Note you both always go out of your way to bring us subscribers the best content that you both can do, and respect you both for that.
I would like to meet you and explain everything, but it is very pleasant and funny to watch you study and get acquainted with our culture and food on your own.
Yup, I always make it a point to visit the local market when i travel oveseas. Usually, you'll find lotsa of interesting type of food, fruits and the prices are pretty affordable. Cheers mates!
Hi , guys! Welcome to Qazaqstan ! Your knowledge of the country where you are located is very impressive and delightful. I don't know, maybe it's your basic knowledge from greed for knowledge or you're just well prepared. But it inspires respect.
Aloha guys! Neither of you speak any of the language so this was truly an adventure. A bag of pine nuts at Costco in Hawaii is $27. Mahalo for a fascinating & beautiful video!
We've been loving this series, guys! Kazakhstan was always on our list, but now even more so. Horse meat is actually pretty decent! We've had it in Montreal, and also had horse hotpot Northern Vietnam - which had all of the horse organs and blood. 😅 Can't wait for the rest of this series. 🙌
Guys, you’re very open minded and kind people, so I hope you’re enjoying our hospitality. That’s so nice to watch how you communicate with the people around you ❤
Love this so much!! We were wondering too at first why they didn't put any prices hahahah wish you could've compared it!! ❤ excited to go to kazakhstan because of you guysss more pleasee
Greetings from Kazakhstan! Like and subscribe to your channel! I should have bought Kazakhstani chocolate . It's the most delicious in the world! There is a chocolate factory and a company store next to the green bazaar.
Wow, what a nice and organized market. Especially the nut display. Reminds me of Europe's markets, more than Asian ones I am used to. Thanks for another entertaining video!
I'm glad that you liked the Almaty. What about our food, we have really a lot of onion in our traditional dishes. Traditional dishes is about identity, history, culture. Of course, there is no influence from any another country. It just is our way to make dishes delicious.
And I recommend you try something special: 1) “sydyq” (restaurant oriented on camel milk and camel meat, also cholesterol free) 2) “auyl” the most beautiful restaurant and sooo good 3) tarih - just try it
I read an interesting fact about white round cheese on the Internet, Kurt, during the war in Kazakhstan there was a prison for the wives of soldiers who betrayed the country and the Kazakhs threw this white pebble to the female prisoners who were starving, but this gesture was taken as mocking because they thought it was a stone until they tried this stone, so they saved themselves from hunger, and the guards thought that the locals were mocking the prisoners and were happy thinking that the locals did not like the prisoners. something like that
there is an article on web called "Kurt - a stone that saved lives" by Gertrude Platays
Миллионы люлей 135 наций спасли Казахи.Голодая сами от голода.Приняли в свои дома,щелились последним куском хлеба.
Был голодомор казахов.❤👏🇰🇿
But in fact nobody betrayed the country, it was just a name of the camp
АЛЖИР ,лагерь жен изменников Родины . Мемориальный комплекс и музей находится в нескольких километрах от Астаны. В этот лагерь попадали жены политических деятелей писателей и других , со всего бывшего советского союза, кто попадал под репрессии.
Horse meat is the most ecologically clean meat. They graze in the steppes and eat wormwood. They are not allowed to use chemicals. I don’t know how it is in other countries, but in Kazakhstan it is like that.
That makes sense why it's a high quality meat and therefore, also more expensive than beef and sheep.
You also forgot to mention that horses never drink dirty water. Try whatever you want but they won't. They're one of the cleanest animals
@@FloraandNote Horse meat is considered dietary
You are right!
Интересный факт: наши предки не ели своих боевых коней, для употребления в пищу использовали специально откормленных коней)
Thank you so much for visiting the country my parents are from ❤ it's nice to see it from a tourists perspective and with your positive nature. Now we live in Germany, my parents came here almost 30 years ago. Originally my ancestors lived in the Wolga region of Russia and were deported to Kazakhstan after worldwar 2, because all germans were considered traitors, even when they already lived for 200 years in Russia. Other ethnicities were also affected by this, for example koreans. Many of them ended up with nothing in Kazakhstan and the kazakh people took them in with much hospitality. There are many stories of my grandparents, where they were starving and kazakh people helped them out with food without wanting anything back. They are such generous and nice people and I wish I can someday visit this country. also Plov and Beshbarmak are my favourite dishes! 😍
We Kazakhs love our Germans. You guys are the most grateful
Thanks for sharing your family story with us 😊
Many peoples were sent into exile in Kazakhstan, but the best and most grateful are YOU, our beloved Germans! when and if you decide to come to us, write, I’ll meet you and show you our country!
))) you are the first foreigners who realized that locals shop in the lower part of the bazaar!)))
We should have started from there 😂
😂😂😂the were ripped off in the pavilion 😂
Interesting fact about that bazaar and people in general, you can actually see different ethnicities on different products, like dairy is mostly Turkish and Russian women, dried fruits are mostly uzbeks and Tajiks (they look Persian), Salads are Koreans and Kazakhs (Asian looking), also usually everything about horse, meat and dairy also Kazakhs (Asians), pork Russians, so here you go that’s how you can tell the difference between Kazakhstani people
Kazakstan is one of a few places in the world where you can find grass fed organic meat!
Ещё наверное Кыргызстан и Монголия
Ауылдан алсаныз солай шыгар, фермерлик еттер ондай болмас
@@Kuralai95 таныстан алу керек )))
Hospitality was over the roof, giving to try lots of things! Engagement from sellers were awesome!
They were so fun!
I just googled about these "white balls" on the internet and found a very interesting article about them. It's definitely kurut and very typical of Central Asia. Nomads eat these sour cheese balls. They are very filling and keep for a long time. When buying them, you have to make sure that they aren't stuffed with flour! and cheese to make them cheaper. Excellent kurut is only made from cheese.
They are like energy balls/ super food. When nomadic warriors travelled long distances, they d eat kurt to get all vitamins and electrolytes.
We have a lot of kinds and tastes of kurt. There are sweet, sour, salty and colourful (red, green, blue) kurt.
I'm from Kazakhstan myself. However, what you say in your videos is so pleasant to my ears because you have thoroughly studied all the nuances of Kazakh culture. Thank you for visiting Almaty and sharing your impressions.
Thats it... My next destination... Almaty.. 😂😂😂😂... gosh.. U both r a fun couple.. ❤❤❤
Horse meat is also quite dietary, it does not have a lot of fats. Also, you don’t eat what you ride. So there are different types of horses for meat and riding. Thanks you, I love the quality of your videos a lot
By the way, don’t worry, curt is weird on your first try. It’s sour, salty and tart. People used to melt them in teas as a replacement for milk. But many people nowadays eat it as snacks, almost like chips, but it has much less calories
This country is truly amazing thanks for showing & opening it to the world. The people are awesome
This is my first time to watch a vlog in this country, i am so amazed too! I would love to go, can feel how much you appreciate the experience.
The milky ball you tried is very full of calcium. And people get easily full by eating it. So our nation used to took this when they are moving to another place. So it is easy snack. That helps to stay full and energetic on their way. And still we actually love the taste of it, for you guys maybe it is too salty. But as for me I can not live without it .
And we suck it usually like a candy 🤣
What a wonderful and fun walkabout in that Green Bazaar. Great to see you both trying those snacks, horse meat and that authentic Kazakh dishes. Good experience, Flora & Note. Thank you very much for your interesting videos. Always looking forward every Saturday to watch them.
There's so much to try in this market! We had a great time exploring it and lots to take away with us too 😂
So culture shocked by this series, Borat really had me living so ignorant to Kazakhstan. Truly had no idea that it was this developed and what looks to be a pretty amazing place to visit far off the beaten path of tourists. Keep that amazing content coming, I always love watching it!
Borat creator Sacha Cohen is dirty jew
That's why a lot of kazakh's hate that movie. It's a lie and made for fun. Nothing is true in the movie. And a lot of people think Kazakhstan is like that. That's actually sad
@@hitsuzen1056 I didn't exspect it to be like the movie at all, but no way I would of thought it was that much developed, by any means.
Борат это фильм безграмотных негодяев. Они ваще не знают о Казахстане.
Yeah 🙏🏼🎉another one from Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 I’m so excited let’s watch ❤
Sabrina 🇫🇷🇬🇧
Hope you enjoy watching this one as much as we enjoyed eating in this one 😂
@@FloraandNote we did watch as family on big tv 👌🏼
All cringing as we are vegetarians 🫣😢 it’s been one of our concern🤨
Anyway we ve been checking flights we would love to combine a visit to a neighbouring country while being to the area … I’m hoping you will go check a nearby country out also 🙏🏼😂 I cannot wait to see you visiting more of Kazakhstan 🇰🇿 💙💛 Have fun Sabrina 😘
@@FloraandNote😂😂😂
Thank you very much for coming to Kazakhstan, there are many more cities where you can come🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿🇰🇿
I'm from Brazil and love watching the videos of you always seem so happy lots of good energy🥰
Thank you for watching ☺️
Guys, you got it right, everything upstairs is much more expensive. It's a rip off downstairs cheaper, but if you go out on there other side on the street it's cheaper then downstairs)
Well, now you’ll give away all our secrets!)))
😂😂😂
You both are so beautiful! Welcome to Kazakhstan
I like that series from my country! You are guys very cute and positive! And video interesting to watch. Thanks for visiting my country! And i hope you're come back again to see more and try something new!
Love this Kazakh series!!! And those organized pistachios/almonds take next level dedication 😂
Shopping and tasting in Green farmmarket in Almaty is definitely an unique experience for foreign tourists. KZ produces the best quality melons as well as other middle Asian countries. Horse meat Is a local specialty which unfortunately i have never tried so far. If Green farmmarket means organic farmmarket? Enjoy your trip and adventure in KZ! I love your personalities!
The best part of Saturday afternoon 🙏🏽
Glad to take you on a little adventure to Kazakhstan today!
@@FloraandNote go to Charyn Canyon
such a good video guys! welcome to Kazakhstan!! you definitely should try a restaurant Sandyq< cause there are modernized Kazakh food with the detailed explanation of each food> Also I hope that you liked calmness and hospitality of Kazakh people!
I'm glad you you enjoyed there. And, yes 1st floor is cheaper than 2nd 😅 but not that much. Also, it's a normal reaction for foreigners to small cow milk balls - they can have different taste and hardness. Nomads used them in a long journeys to survive without water.
If you are right now in qazaqstan I recommend you to visit world nomad games going in Astana,opening ceremony was cool but it already passed and the contest itself left,for example you may visit kokpar or other national stuff there,just like a kinda tip,because I saw your few videos and very liked them,good luck in your travel!
Mom's been waiting whole day for you guys' vlog like a kid waiting their favorite scheduled show😄 Great seeing both of you always going out of your comfort zone trying new things!
Aww that's so sweet! Hope Mom enjoys this episode! 😉
PLS GO TO THE "NAVAT" RESTAURANT IN ALMATY. THERE U CAN TASTE A REAL TRADITIONAL MEAL OF KAZAKHSTAN, AND THE ATMOSPHERE THERE IS GORGEOUS ✨
Will be great if near you guys will be someone who speaks in English, and will help you to travel, to explain some of kazakh stuffs, and even guided you to visit Lakes, landscapes ❤😊
I don’t think so.
Navat is not about kazakh food.
Actually that place where they had plov and besparmak ate much better and taster.
awesome video guys. So mamy different places on earth...
This market consider clean, sell plenty of things, and prices is reasonable.
Very friendly people. Even try their food , you don't buy is still ok with them.
WoW, less then US $50.00 can purchase a lot of goodies.
10:55 I think the milk balls you guys had is called Kurut. I have a few friends from KZ, including my gf, who all grew up eating that and love it. But I’ve tried it multiple times and can’t get used to it haha. It’s definitely an acquired taste 😂
In Kazakhstan it will be Kurt. Kurut is in Kyrgyzstan. Now there are yogurt kurts, they are sweet and colorful. You can try them.
it's an average size of organic watermelons))) They have to be huge and round) And about mango I agree totally))) It's humango)
Thanks so much for posting your Kazakhstan travels! This is one of my top places I want to visit!
Flora and Note, thank you for sharing all these lively market scenes and food in Kazakhstan. 😍😍😍🌺💕🌹
Good! You are enjoying!
The food looking very fresh
Flora and Note I'm loving this Kazakhstan series. Flora and Note you both always go out of your way to bring us subscribers the best content that you both can do, and respect you both for that.
nice as always.. loved Flora's face on her first horse trial 😂 (in france and switzerland, you can find horse-meat in most supermarket, nice meat).
Well done, informative video, thank you
That beef noddle dish was made with beef brisket not horse.
When I feel down, Flora and Note vlogs never fail to cheer me up, always such a positive and happy vibe videos to watch, Thank you ❤
I lived in Almaty (and still visit the city almost every year) many years, but i have not tried food at Green Bazaar:)
The taste was good and prices were reasonable! There's actually an even more famous shop across from us but we only found out after haha
I love your positivity! 🎉 I hope you enjoy your stay !
Hello, come to the city of Aktau, there are no mountains here, but there is the Caspian Sea
I would like to meet you and explain everything, but it is very pleasant and funny to watch you study and get acquainted with our culture and food on your own.
Yup, I always make it a point to visit the local market when i travel oveseas. Usually, you'll find lotsa of interesting type of food, fruits and the prices are pretty affordable. Cheers mates!
Wow one of the cleanest market I've seen n so fresh and so many nice fruits. And food. Love it and Love You
Hi , guys! Welcome to Qazaqstan ! Your knowledge of the country where you are located is very impressive and delightful. I don't know, maybe it's your basic knowledge from greed for knowledge or you're just well prepared. But it inspires respect.
Aloha guys! Neither of you speak any of the language so this was truly an adventure. A bag of pine nuts at Costco in Hawaii is $27. Mahalo for a fascinating & beautiful video!
Kazakhstan 🇰🇿💚
Guys, you're so positive! 👍😁
16:00, right behind you another cafe where they serve traditional Kazakh food - beshbarmak.
I'm malaysian Chinese and really enjoying this episode, so interesting 😊
Glad you like it! Thanks for watching
Another great episode! I love local markets. I'm in Da Nang at the moment, and like the two of you, I went to the Com Market. It was a lot of fun.
the market here is so neat and clean
We've been loving this series, guys! Kazakhstan was always on our list, but now even more so.
Horse meat is actually pretty decent! We've had it in Montreal, and also had horse hotpot Northern Vietnam - which had all of the horse organs and blood. 😅
Can't wait for the rest of this series. 🙌
The market is wonderful. Maybe Kazakhstan will end up on my travel bucket list thanks to you. I'm very curious to see what else you will see.
Guys, you’re very open minded and kind people, so I hope you’re enjoying our hospitality. That’s so nice to watch how you communicate with the people around you ❤
It's so cute to see your reaction and facial expressions of our local food 😁
Love this so much!! We were wondering too at first why they didn't put any prices hahahah wish you could've compared it!! ❤ excited to go to kazakhstan because of you guysss more pleasee
Lots more nature coming up as venture outside the big city 😊
I used to live in Vancouver for 14 years, guys. I’m in Almaty right now. If you still in Almaty and anything needed, let me know
That’s really kind of you to offer, thank you.
Hey guys! I am local and It is so interesting to watch u trying something new! Enjoyed a lot! Tyvm!
Really fun to see you guys trying all those interesting foods.
Wonderful video!
Greetings from Kazakhstan! Like and subscribe to your channel! I should have bought Kazakhstani chocolate . It's the most delicious in the world! There is a chocolate factory and a company store next to the green bazaar.
Also we have botanical garden located in temiryazev street
There are many nationalities in kz , culture pot😊
Nice and interesting video 👌👍
Thanks for watching!
$7.52 USD for two meals is not bad at all, you can't even get an appetizer for that much in America anymore.
Yeah, but regular people in Almaty, Kazakhstan earn about 50-70 bucks a day, so it’s quite pricey for them
This is like costco weekend free food session except you can bargain hahaha I love it
Wow, what a nice and organized market. Especially the nut display. Reminds me of Europe's markets, more than Asian ones I am used to. Thanks for another entertaining video!
Onion is not Russian influence.
Central Asia was always famous for growing fruits and vegetables.
Good to know. It’s our first time in Central Asia so we’re learning as we go.
What languages are the locals speaking? Another great video! Thanks for going places to share your experiences!
Kazakh and Russian
Welcome to Qazaqstan I wish you a great rest
It takes the human body several hours to digest horse meat. Other types of meat, including beef, can remain in the stomach for several days.
there are places in Almaty that are worth going to, these are the mountains in Kokzhailau
Great vlog
Какие милые и добрые ребята❤
Amazing vid and you guys look like one of their ethnic locals too.
You are so adventurous.
Such a beautiful video. Thanks a lot❤
thnk you, good video👍
I'm glad to see you visiting our country) Hope you enjoyed it a lot
Good job
Thank you 😊
it's not a farmers market. It is just an old-fashioned styled market for rich people and tourists
Try to visit Aktau and Atyrau City
Amazing
Біздің сатушылар бәрі ағылшынша біледі екен )
Milk bolls called Kurt are Ok with beer
Nice content!
People who were selling fruits & nuts in the Green Bazar, they are usually ones from Tajikistan & Uzbekistan, not the locals.
Locals are selling local apples later, Sept till Dec
There’s also have local fruits,nuts
How I love your videos about Almaty 😍
Woow i seen you in this market 😨😃
Welcome to Kazakhstan👏👏👏 subscribed to your channel after this video. Wish you all the best 👌
Thanks so much!
I'm glad that you liked the Almaty. What about our food, we have really a lot of onion in our traditional dishes. Traditional dishes is about identity, history, culture. Of course, there is no influence from any another country. It just is our way to make dishes delicious.
It's nice to look at you. I hope the next video will be longer.
next time you eat horse meat try not to skip the fat (it is cholesterol free). juice is not overpriced do not worry, you are fine.
And I recommend you try something special:
1) “sydyq” (restaurant oriented on camel milk and camel meat, also cholesterol free)
2) “auyl” the most beautiful restaurant and sooo good
3) tarih - just try it
Алматыда скумбрия арзан екен)
if you want the most beautiful nature, come to eastern Kazakhstan
On the list for next time ☺️