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Hi russell , bev Jenkins here , few things first munchmallows on the Serbian stand are a british treat . The condoms had me laughing...I hope that it was the colour number and not the CMS of the blue one ...eye watering 😂😂 Cannot wait for the food city vid
Hi Russell, This video brought back memories of my childhood. When I was in Russia, my parents used to take me to international food exhibitions because they represented Sri Lankan Ceylon tea stalls, and when I was going around the exhibition without any fear, the Russians gave me a lot of sweet boxes to take home, and they treated me well even though I was a tan-coloured kid who spoke Russian at the time. Not only in this video,I can see some places in your videos where I visited Moscow City when I was small. I really missed those days. I still very much love Russia and its people, because Russians are very humble and very nice people. For the last couple of years, I've been preparing to move to Canada with my family. However, since you and another five TH-camrs are showing Russia from true angles, I really want to visit Russia again because I love Russia, where I was born (I was born in 1989 in the USSR). Still, I'm getting hurt if someone blames or discriminates against Russia in front of me, because here we can see a lot of Western propaganda. However, you are doing a great job, Russell. Please keep exploring more about Russia and its rich culture. Thank you, and God bless.
I am quite old, but I have no complaints about my health, perhaps because I have been drinking large quantities of Ceylon tea all my life. It was available in the USSR and now in Russia. And now I am writing this comment over a cup of Ceylon tea.
@@mitfurstenfeldundschwerter7129анскач империя была германская империя была прекрасна только для "истинных" немцев. Для всех остальных это был концлагерь. Это абсолютно тупое сравнение, или ты наатоящий нацист!
Здравствуйте, дорогой земляк) пишу специально по-русски, думаю, вас это порадует) зачем вам перезжать в такой бомжатник, как Канада?) советую вам перед переездом побывать в России - думаю, вы потом захотите вернуться в нашу страну)
While the west shot themselves in the foot Russia is flourishing. So many countries seek to do business with beautiful Russia. I know Russia already have a well established food sector with thousands and thousands of choices. Some of the best restaurants and food. From fast foods to proper cuisine. This food expo just shows you how sought after Russia is. Indeed sanction have achieved nothing. God blesses Russia and is clear for all on display.
🤣 Because of such a normal fair with nearly only resellers you think Russia is flourishing. 🙋🏻♂️🤦🏻 Go to a food fair in Europe and you ll see the difference.
@@strasbourgerelsass1467 Have been there all over but the east impressed the most. You go and look for yourself. The west is declining whether you like it or not. Time for the others to shine now. Or let's be honest don't you feel the crunch?
oh yes with the western elites pushing the common people to eat bugs I'm sure they would love to be in Russia able to enjoy real food.@@strasbourgerelsass1467
dear Russel, your reports are very nice and here you show that Russia don’t need the western countries to survive, I like Russiavery much and hope to visit Moscow soon again, thanks
You seem to always find the best content in Moscow. Like all your videos it provides a different side to Russia. Moscow being my favourite cites in the world, it has something for everyone. Would like you to do a video on Moscows eatouts like Anthony Borudain dont think anyone has done a No Reservations type of video in Moscow. Moscow does have one of the best hygenic food everywhere you go.
Ещё раз убеждаюсь, что наша страна слишком большая для санкций. Западные страны забыли правило рынка -спрос рождает предложение. Или как говорят в России - свято место пусто не бывает. Не все готовы перестать получать денежки за свой товар.
если Россия велика. почему русские уехали, когда отцу России нужны были солдаты? почему большинство русских живут в Европе и Америке и просят убежища? русские люди не лояльны к россии
Thank you Russel. As for Hickory nuts from China, we are in Tennessee, USA and have hickory nut trees everywhere in our back yard against the woods. They grow like crazy. The nut is delicious. Especially since ours are so fresh...just a few steps from our kitchen.
Wow, how cool you have them growing in your backyard. The lady was really giving me the hard sell on them at her stand. Maybe your local ones are exports as well.
@@kotakuk6533 a little sweeter than a walnut, more like pecan flavor. The nut itself, in the shell is a bit difficult to pick out. You can't really crack them get a whole nut. Probably the reason they aren't popular. But we love them. And they grow freely, producing every other year.
6 лет назад я посадил сад из яблонь, алычи, слив, вишни, черешни и фундука, а также черноплодной и ликерной рябины. Всем этим мы обеспечим себя сами, а также сделаем соки, джем, варенье, и вино. Рязанская область.
The Russians themselves do not attach such importance to import substitution in the tone in which Russell speaks about it. Russia is accustomed to change and thinks something like this: mm, well, there won’t be our own cola, there will be another one from Chile. Well, there won’t be any cola at all, let’s make our own
Wait, aren't they supposed to be sanctions "hurting" Russia? To quote Vandal Savage: "It's business as usual." The Chinese seeds are what we locally call "Kuaci". Very popular snacks. Very tasty. Very addictive too.
See the example Coke. Of course you still can get it in Russia. But its not produced in Russia anymore and the jobs are gone (or they produce something else now). 🤷♂️
@@strasbourgerelsass1467 True, of course you can buy these goods in Russia, but no longer in the quantities as before the so-called “sanctions”. As you can clearly see at this Expo, other providers quickly take over the market (including their former factories in Russia and their employees), whether from Russia, China, Turkey or other countries. This not only applies to food, but also to cars, Trucks, mechanical engineering, furniture etc... These “sanctions” are therefore a classic “own goal” of all western companies, such as İKEA, which have this big Russian internal market voluntarily gave up and nowjust “forego” significant sales and profits must. Furthermore, it also helps Russian companies that now are virtually “forced” to purchase goods and services themselves to develop and sell them, instead of being able to simply import them (expensively) from the West, as was previously the case.
@@strasbourgerelsass1467 Coca-Cola is still being produced in Russia at the same factories as before. Which means that the jobs are not gone. They've simply changed the label on the bottle.
@@StasAnisimov Nope. Its not real Coke with another label that they produce now. Its another taste because they dont get the original basics (recepie) anymore. What do you think why so many countries want to import Coke? 🙋🏻♂️
@@vitaliy198823 ерунда, варенная кукуруза популярна, в сновном, на юге, и это отдельный вид еды, не о нем речь,попкорн только в среде желторотых любителей хулливуда, а кукурузные палочки в магазине любого региона России не первое десятилетие.
Hi Russel...I am from South Africa. Pls do me a favor. When you do a mall video again...pls look for SA products in Russia and show us whats in Russia from SA. I saw one of your videos where you showed SA wines but a little longer segment on SA products will be appreciated. Thx.👍
@@BAJOLADU Yes i was surprized that some tropical fruits we begin to buy in Brazil and SA - instead of even China for example or Colombia...So IMHO somehow this BRICS stuff begin to work..a very little but still.
thank you Russell so interesting. I love Turkish food. Everywhere looked so clean and there were such a lot of varieties of foods. Like you I love Mango and tomorrow they are on offer in Lidl so I will be trotting off there!
Thank you for the video Russell. This was pretty good I myself love food maybe too much lol I do like Pringles and I’m sure they have more interesting flavors outside of the US. I think we’re just stuck with a few basic flavors here. Let me ask you do they have anything near or close to spam out there I know they love it in Hawaii and I like it, anything close to spam in Russia anyway, take care miss you on the cruise ships but I guess that ship is sailed a few years ago stay safe. Cheers.
Not exactly spam, but there is a lot of hams you can by not in a can. Wow, i am a poet it seems. They use hams in making winter salad, or Olivier Salad. It gets diced and put in the salad. But you buy it in a package that looks more like bolony. They have entire sections in the deli section at the supermarkets.
Exactly. You really get to see how many types of food and drinks there are in the world once you attend one of these events. So many new things beyond the normal choices in local supermarkets.
Really enjoyed this video. I'd love it there! All the free tasting. I'm from Melbourne Australia. Introduced to yummy Halva by Polish friends and Caviar from my best long time friend who's from Sweden. I'm on a low salt diet so no chips for me. I'd enjoy the Kit Kat though. Mangoes look delicious 😋 ❤❤
My father worked for Proctor and Gamble in Cincinnati when I was a young boy. We were one of the first families to try Pringles chips. Now crab flavor I will pass on
Hi Russell, What an informative food video. The caviar booth looks good & the live sturgeon swimming in the tank look healthy. If you get a chance, look for Vegetarian Bacon 🥓 Salt. It's tasty & versatile additive to potatoes 🥔, gravy, egg, hummus, pasta & even tofu dishes. Goes well with pelmeni dishes & with cheese 🧀 piroshkis. 😋
@@scotland638Yes, black is white, white is black. Western propaganda is mired in lies. Who dropped the nuclear bombs on Japan? Who burned down the jungles of Vietnam? And how many inhabitants of the Congo died under the rule of Belgium. Who caused the famine in India? West. How convenient it is to rewrite history!
Seeing the convention is something I find interesting all the countries! great selection of Foods & snacks This video is great Thanks. Russia is very interesting I feel it’s a great country so diff from the States What I’ve seen from your videos, Russia has a better culture of lifestyle
Brisbane here. Another excellent video mate. This is great. It shows the pointless and nonsensical nature of the sanctions against Russia and stupidity of our politicians to try to isolate the largest country in the world... Utter stupidity!! Keep up the good work mate and support for Russia from Australia!!!!!!
Thanks. I wish I could have shown some Aussies items in this expo. You can buy more than enough wine in the stores. Along with Bundaberg Ginger Ale in so many different stores.
I stopped drink Coca Cola after their "be less white" fuzz. When Pepsi left i felt like i finally stopped drinking soft drinks. But Черноголовка made me change my mind again :))) But at least i can'r drink Cola and other western drink again - they are tooooo sugary.
@@scotland638yeah, right, because sugar supplements are sooo much better for your health. I guess it's not taught outside Tsar's Russia that even the most harmless supplements will trigger insulin response either way, which is even worse, given the sugar is not actually coming into blood. That means you will more likely get diabetes drinking "sugar free" soda than a usual one, which means the obvious choice would be just to have less sugar if you want something sweet.
Interesting to see all the fuss about Pringles, but in the UK most of the smaller supermarket don't even stock them. They are not terribly popular. You can find them, but I would not even think of Pringles if I wanted potato chips or crisps. There are so many other brands, Pringles taste a bit too chemical to me. Other brands make nicer crisps and chips.
You're right. Many people don't like Pringles. As far as I know, they are not even made from potatoes, but from starch (which is why they are all the same size). Why their price is higher than more delicious chips is not clear at all
Yes, the taste is kind of "chemical". I don't taste proper potato flavour in them. And also the texture of Pringles is not pleasant. They have sharp edges which feel painful in the mouth. I really hate Pringles I can say honestly. And to charge more for this chemical nightmare is just criminal!!!! @@cbrnix
Think they are preparing for when the big crash happens they will need to get used to eating bug in order to survive Europe is over! And so is Babylon USA.
I do not know who did the translation for that coffee company but Hausbrandt is an old-fashioned spelling of the German word for home fire. I think they wanted to say private label or house brand.
Before you mentioned China 🇨🇳 i had a feeling China had a big part lol, Their making the most of the Russian market. The food is highly processed food. Thanks for sharing 👍
I can also see that there's a lot of talk about Kit-Kats and their so called "departure" from Russia. But if we actually look at what Kit-Kat really is and the awful taste of it, should we even care about Kit-Kats. It is a very bland taste, nothing special when it comes to texture and the horrific health and nutrition value of Kit-Kat warrants this entire brand to be on permanent ban list for all countries of the world. I'd put Kit-Kats in the same toxic category with Hersheys. A category you don't want to see, smell or touch, let alone bring closer to your mouth. Russians should be grateful that this toxic waste sold under such names as Kit-Kat and Hersheys isn't going to contaminate their shelves going forward, hopefully, with god's blessing.
My friend, in Russia no one talks about Kit Kat, just like Coca Cola, chips, etc. These are all the preferences of the Australian Russell. It is also very strange for Russians to listen to his constant mentions of Coca-Cola, chips and other junk food. I completely agree with everything you wrote.
Those mangoes from Turkey look superb, similar to the "champagne" or "Ataulfo" mangoes from Mexico sold in the US. When I lived in Cairo, there were wonderful mangoes there as well.
Great video! Macadamias are my favorite but I thought only Hawaii grew them. Are they as outrageously expensive there as they are here? It's about $9 for a 5oz pack of roasted salted.
Buying them in lager packaging brings the price down a lot here, also buying them in shells already. A lot of Macadamias also come from the Philippines.
5:59 Hausbrandt a very good company of Italian coffee. The company has not a proper Italian name since it was founded in 1892 in Trieste which at the time was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Yes we do have these! I was in food research for 30 years before retiring. They hold large food expos for new products with tasting every year but it is only for industry people. The public does not come in. The tickets would be very expensive (like $100 or more per day) and your company would pay to send you. Mine sent a large group every year and the expo was held in Orlando FL so everyone went to Disney as well!
How you ever done Dodo Pizza or any other russian restaurant? How about "New York Pizza" it started in a city where 8 live (Novosibirsk) by a guy from America.
Macadamia and some over asian nuts, - yes i taste it, and macadamia in particular is pretty popular in Russia. Halva - since big part of Russia is muslim states - its even more popular here, even outside muslim regions. Turkish products is a popular thing, especially in recent years. Especially in the "turkish'/muslim food" area, which is, again, popular thing among non-muslims too. China was a huge part in many areas in Russia, and only grow since sanctions. Thailand and Vietnam have some solid niches. Korean and Japan stuff is very popular, but mostly a rare thing. In recent years Russian food grow more in area of traditional and original way, like pinecone jam. P.S. Germany being Germany xD
Насчёт чипсов со вкусом сыра и лука - когда в России только начали появляться разные вкусы чипсов, компания Lays выпускала и такой вкус, но, похоже, он не был очень популярен. Люди больше любят вкус сметаны и лука.
Turkish delight is delightful! Have bought it in the US as well as in Paris near St. Michel in the open-air markets. Feel free to show us the different varieties of Turkish delight available for sale in RF. TIA
Very interesting video - but obviously with a lot of west European countries, as well as Australia, New Zealand, USA etc all not to be found there. Needless to say - I'm sure there will be plenty of other countries there, ready to fill their void & take their place in the Russian market.
Russia has banned Western food products produced in the West. Only processing of Russian products on Russian territory is allowed. This ban is part of retaliatory sanctions to Western sanctions. sanctions on Western products were introduced in 2014. so when Coca-Cola and McDonald's left Russia in 2022, it was simply ridiculous.
@@ЕвгенияКозырева-т6у а что непонятного? Любые лимонады и соки для здоровья полезны настолько же, насколько любые другие сладости. Можно себя побаловать, но употреблять на постоянной основе - гробить своё здоровье, причём стремительно.
Проблемы в России не с едой, а с её доступностью для бедных (примерно 1/3 населения) и постоянно растущими ценами. Очень многие покупают только минимум самых дешёвых продуктов. А экспортировать конечно выгоднее, тем более с нынешним курсом доллара.
Рассел, я покупал в России Кока Колу произведенную .... в Кабуле Афганистан😂. Там до сих пор работает завод по ее производству, этот завод платит налоги талибам, в войне с которыми американцы потеряли 2500 человек убитыми из оккупационных войск и более 20000 человек ранеными. Кока Кола продолжает там работать , хотя режим талибов америка признала террористическим)))
Food expo? Sounds like my cup of tea… Wheres my invite? Edit:What’s the point of this expo? Is it for large stores, and store owners to find suppliers?
Смысл в том, чтобы попробовать продукты из разных стран. И почему бы и нет! Найти что интересное и вкусное для своей сети магазинов. Многие эти продукты уже на полках.
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With 39 different counties represented, do you havea favorite food from a different country to where you live?
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Yes more expo Videos please
Hi russell , bev Jenkins here , few things first munchmallows on the Serbian stand are a british treat . The condoms had me laughing...I hope that it was the colour number and not the CMS of the blue one ...eye watering 😂😂 Cannot wait for the food city vid
Я в Москве, хотите я покажу вам Москву?
Hi Russell, This video brought back memories of my childhood. When I was in Russia, my parents used to take me to international food exhibitions because they represented Sri Lankan Ceylon tea stalls, and when I was going around the exhibition without any fear, the Russians gave me a lot of sweet boxes to take home, and they treated me well even though I was a tan-coloured kid who spoke Russian at the time. Not only in this video,I can see some places in your videos where I visited Moscow City when I was small. I really missed those days. I still very much love Russia and its people, because Russians are very humble and very nice people. For the last couple of years, I've been preparing to move to Canada with my family. However, since you and another five TH-camrs are showing Russia from true angles, I really want to visit Russia again because I love Russia, where I was born (I was born in 1989 in the USSR). Still, I'm getting hurt if someone blames or discriminates against Russia in front of me, because here we can see a lot of Western propaganda. However, you are doing a great job, Russell. Please keep exploring more about Russia and its rich culture. Thank you, and God bless.
I am quite old, but I have no complaints about my health, perhaps because I have been drinking large quantities of Ceylon tea all my life. It was available in the USSR and now in Russia.
And now I am writing this comment over a cup of Ceylon tea.
German Empire was beautiful too but Hitler not.
@@mitfurstenfeldundschwerter7129анскач империя была германская империя была прекрасна только для "истинных" немцев. Для всех остальных это был концлагерь. Это абсолютно тупое сравнение, или ты наатоящий нацист!
Здравствуйте, дорогой земляк) пишу специально по-русски, думаю, вас это порадует) зачем вам перезжать в такой бомжатник, как Канада?) советую вам перед переездом побывать в России - думаю, вы потом захотите вернуться в нашу страну)
@@mitfurstenfeldundschwerter7129 Yes, that's fine, for true Aryans.
6:28 Russell, this is Serbia ❤️ Our beloved Slavic brothers.
YES !!!!!!
Живела Србиja!
While the west shot themselves in the foot Russia is flourishing. So many countries seek to do business with beautiful Russia. I know Russia already have a well established food sector with thousands and thousands of choices. Some of the best restaurants and food. From fast foods to proper cuisine. This food expo just shows you how sought after Russia is. Indeed sanction have achieved nothing. God blesses Russia and is clear for all on display.
🤣 Because of such a normal fair with nearly only resellers you think Russia is flourishing. 🙋🏻♂️🤦🏻 Go to a food fair in Europe and you ll see the difference.
@@strasbourgerelsass1467 Have been there all over but the east impressed the most. You go and look for yourself. The west is declining whether you like it or not. Time for the others to shine now. Or let's be honest don't you feel the crunch?
Watching too many BBC \Sky News \CNN \DW buddy I stopped long time ago and feel refreshed try it !@@strasbourgerelsass1467
oh yes with the western elites pushing the common people to eat bugs I'm sure they would love to be in Russia able to enjoy real food.@@strasbourgerelsass1467
@@strasbourgerelsass1467 В России после санкций появилась качественная еда. Западные компании делают яд
dear Russel, your reports are very nice and here you show that Russia don’t need the western countries to survive, I like Russiavery much and hope to visit Moscow soon again, thanks
You seem to always find the best content in Moscow. Like all your videos it provides a different side to Russia. Moscow being my favourite cites in the world, it has something for everyone. Would like you to do a video on Moscows eatouts like Anthony Borudain dont think anyone has done a No Reservations type of video in Moscow. Moscow does have one of the best hygenic food everywhere you go.
Ещё раз убеждаюсь, что наша страна слишком большая для санкций. Западные страны забыли правило рынка -спрос рождает предложение. Или как говорят в России - свято место пусто не бывает. Не все готовы перестать получать денежки за свой товар.
Ещё бы численность населения подкачать былоб вообще замечательно
Согласен. Даже смешно как-то. Не будет условной гречки или сахара. Привезут из соседней галактики.
если Россия велика. почему русские уехали, когда отцу России нужны были солдаты? почему большинство русских живут в Европе и Америке и просят убежища? русские люди не лояльны к россии
@@ВеликаяРоссия-й8п Если бы нас было полмиллиарда, как Дмитрий Иванович в 19 веке считал, на санкции нам было бы полностью плевать во всех отраслях
@@OrekhovSD тогда Россия за каких то 3 недели сокрушила НАТО
Thank you Russel. As for Hickory nuts from China, we are in Tennessee, USA and have hickory nut trees everywhere in our back yard against the woods. They grow like crazy. The nut is delicious. Especially since ours are so fresh...just a few steps from our kitchen.
Wow, how cool you have them growing in your backyard. The lady was really giving me the hard sell on them at her stand. Maybe your local ones are exports as well.
What part of Tennessee? I’ve never heard of such nuts.
Interesting, I have never tried those, how would you describe it’s taste?
@@BGtravels middle Tennessee, about 30 minutes from the Kentucky state line.
@@kotakuk6533 a little sweeter than a walnut, more like pecan flavor. The nut itself, in the shell is a bit difficult to pick out. You can't really crack them get a whole nut. Probably the reason they aren't popular. But we love them. And they grow freely, producing every other year.
6 лет назад я посадил сад из яблонь, алычи, слив, вишни, черешни и фундука, а также черноплодной и ликерной рябины. Всем этим мы обеспечим себя сами, а также сделаем соки, джем, варенье, и вино. Рязанская область.
Молоток 👍
ликерная это сорт?
Mangoes !
It's my favourite fruit and these from Turkey looked absolutely delicious !
I would have eaten the entire tasting platter !!!!
❤😂
Thank you 😋I was eating for you, don't worry.
@@TravellingwithRussell
Good on you, Russell 😊
The Russians themselves do not attach such importance to import substitution in the tone in which Russell speaks about it. Russia is accustomed to change and thinks something like this: mm, well, there won’t be our own cola, there will be another one from Chile. Well, there won’t be any cola at all, let’s make our own
совершенно верно.
Совершенно верно!!! 😅
Wait, aren't they supposed to be sanctions "hurting" Russia? To quote Vandal Savage: "It's business as usual."
The Chinese seeds are what we locally call "Kuaci". Very popular snacks. Very tasty. Very addictive too.
the second one. This entire Expo was about companies and brands importing items into Russia. Mostly through 2nd or 3rd countries.
See the example Coke. Of course you still can get it in Russia. But its not produced in Russia anymore and the jobs are gone (or they produce something else now). 🤷♂️
@@strasbourgerelsass1467
True, of course you can buy these goods in Russia, but no longer in the quantities as before the so-called “sanctions”.
As you can clearly see at this Expo, other providers quickly take over the market (including their former factories in Russia and their employees), whether from Russia, China, Turkey or other countries.
This not only applies to food, but also to cars, Trucks, mechanical engineering, furniture etc...
These “sanctions” are therefore a classic “own goal” of all western companies, such as İKEA, which have this big Russian internal market voluntarily gave up and nowjust “forego” significant sales and profits must.
Furthermore, it also helps Russian companies that now
are virtually “forced” to purchase goods and services themselves
to develop and sell them, instead of being able to simply import them (expensively) from the West, as was previously the case.
@@strasbourgerelsass1467 Coca-Cola is still being produced in Russia at the same factories as before. Which means that the jobs are not gone. They've simply changed the label on the bottle.
@@StasAnisimov Nope. Its not real Coke with another label that they produce now. Its another taste because they dont get the original basics (recepie) anymore. What do you think why so many countries want to import Coke? 🙋🏻♂️
Love all kind of nuts and seeds. Thank you, Russel. This video shows that business is going on in Russia. 🎉🎉🎉
This is very cool Russell very interesting to watch.
2 new diameters D3 and D4 were opened in Moscow. Will there be a review on them?
It's coming soon. I actually live 5 minutes from the last stop on the D4 line.
@@TravellingwithRussell I'm looking forward to it
Great video Russell . World exhibitions bring people together.The more we have the the greater the communication.
Exactly.
Я большой поклонник икры 🤩 причём любой, даже кабачковой 😊
А грибная... мммм😊
Баклажанную забыли?!!!
😂
kabachkovaya samaya vkusnaya
В России не столько популярен поп корн, сколько кукурузные палочки в сахарной пудре, очень вкусно с кофе.
Хм, кукурузные палочки в сахаре, я их раньше не видела. Хотя я хочу его сейчас. Спасибо.
Глупости, поп Корн и вареная кукуруза так же популярные
@@vitaliy198823 ерунда, варенная кукуруза популярна, в сновном, на юге, и это отдельный вид еды, не о нем речь,попкорн только в среде желторотых любителей хулливуда, а кукурузные палочки в магазине любого региона России не первое десятилетие.
А еще пшеничные хлопья в сахарной пудре!
они в глазури
Hi, Russell! I would love to see you discovering beautiful Russian cities. There are many unique places apart from Moscow.
As a brazilian it surprises me see that Hershey's were made here, such a long journey to get there.
Great video Russell
Wow what a food expo. Great video Russell. It’s wonderful to see how great Russia is doing.
Glad you enjoyed it. Thank you.
@@TravellingwithRussell
Your welcome. Man have I been living in the wrong country. Your videos are a big wake up call.
Hi Russel...I am from South Africa. Pls do me a favor. When you do a mall video again...pls look for SA products in Russia and show us whats in Russia from SA. I saw one of your videos where you showed SA wines but a little longer segment on SA products will be appreciated. Thx.👍
W have nothing from Africa, except Egypt and Morocco, and dates from Tunisia. That's all
Last time i buy avocadoes from SA in Pyatorochka chain..But to be fair that was the only one time i buy something recently from SA.
@@pekranevikrane I asked because SA is BRICS and Russia has massive support in SA. I was just wondering if we export foodstufs 2 Russia.
@@BAJOLADU Yes i was surprized that some tropical fruits we begin to buy in Brazil and SA - instead of even China for example or Colombia...So IMHO somehow this BRICS stuff begin to work..a very little but still.
@@BAJOLADU fruits are mostly from SA, far away, cheaper from South America, already supplied there.
thank you Russell so interesting. I love Turkish food. Everywhere looked so clean and there were such a lot of varieties of foods. Like you I love Mango and tomorrow they are on offer in Lidl so I will be trotting off there!
So realistic.
Just like being there. Thank you.
Hi Russel, I like your enthusiasm! Thanks 😊
No worries. I am glad you enjoy the videos.
Russell is funny as always. 16:34 Thanks for putting people in a good mood.
Thanks. I was snacking on each of the booth's giveaways as i was walking around. I am glad it put a smile on your face :))))
Russill i really enjoy your
channel and seeing Rissia
i can't wait to visit this beautiful country. ❤
Thank you. Thats so kind.
Russell Moscow colour fish market food.......beautiful Russian Moscow...... 🇧🇩🇧🇩🇧🇩❤️❤️❤️❤️💓💓💓💚💚💚💚💗💗💗💘💘💘💘💙💙💙💙💙
Now, this video makes me feel hungry 😋 Thanks for a nice youtube channel
Your more than welcome!!!
I would have to sample all the food if I went through one of those. I would probably gain 10lbs in 2 hours 😂Everything looks so good.
Hi from Brasil ❤🇧🇷🥰
I love your videos ! 👏👏🥰
Thank you so much!! Did you notice the Brazil stand during his event.
Thank you for the video Russell. This was pretty good I myself love food maybe too much lol I do like Pringles and I’m sure they have more interesting flavors outside of the US. I think we’re just stuck with a few basic flavors here. Let me ask you do they have anything near or close to spam out there I know they love it in Hawaii and I like it, anything close to spam in Russia anyway, take care miss you on the cruise ships but I guess that ship is sailed a few years ago stay safe. Cheers.
Not exactly spam, but there is a lot of hams you can by not in a can. Wow, i am a poet it seems. They use hams in making winter salad, or Olivier Salad. It gets diced and put in the salad. But you buy it in a package that looks more like bolony. They have entire sections in the deli section at the supermarkets.
@@TravellingwithRussell I like bologna how strange is that lol. Cheers.
@@TravellingwithRussellя думаю ваш spam можно приподнять к нашей дешёвой тушёнке, ветчина это не совсем корректно 😊
@@vitaliy198823никогда не пробовала спам, но на вид он похож на "мясной хлеб".
I like such events for their diversity 👍👍👍
Exactly. You really get to see how many types of food and drinks there are in the world once you attend one of these events. So many new things beyond the normal choices in local supermarkets.
I liked it when you got to the healthy food stalls.
:)))
Best exhibition ever)
Really enjoyed this video. I'd love it there! All the free tasting. I'm from Melbourne Australia. Introduced to yummy Halva by Polish friends and Caviar from my best long time friend who's from Sweden. I'm on a low salt diet so no chips for me. I'd enjoy the Kit Kat though. Mangoes look delicious 😋 ❤❤
Hello Russell, we love your videos in switzerland,,,,
The quality of your broadcasts just keeps getting better! 😊
My father worked for Proctor and Gamble in Cincinnati when I was a young boy. We were one of the first families to try Pringles chips. Now crab flavor I will pass on
Wow, how interesting. I can only imagine how it was when he brought them home at the time.
@@TravellingwithRussell we ate them at the rest stop on way to Florida. Damn they were good
Great video Russell. ।।।loved it. ।।।Waiting for India🇮🇳. Mexican🇲🇽 food. ।. Even the big food court videos didn't have much Indian🇮🇳 food
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Indian isn't popular in russia
Cool video! Thanks Russell!
Glad you liked it! No worries.
Hi Russell, What an informative food video. The caviar booth looks good & the live sturgeon swimming in the tank look healthy.
If you get a chance, look for Vegetarian Bacon 🥓 Salt. It's tasty & versatile additive to potatoes 🥔, gravy, egg, hummus, pasta & even tofu dishes. Goes well with pelmeni dishes & with cheese 🧀 piroshkis. 😋
Рассел-супергерой светлого мира против тьмы
Great video. I love going to these expo’s we have them often. I love tasting food from all over the world. Have a good day dude
Grande Russia 🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺
Grande, like a latte.
Very cool! Russia seems thriving!
There is such food and commodities in Russia. And where it's not available, so many neighboring countries are ready to step in.
@@scotland638, you must be smoking popcorn!!🤣🤣🤣
@@scotland638 550 thousand dead Ukronazis speak for themselves.
@@scotland638really??
@@scotland638Yes, black is white, white is black. Western propaganda is mired in lies. Who dropped the nuclear bombs on Japan? Who burned down the jungles of Vietnam? And how many inhabitants of the Congo died under the rule of Belgium. Who caused the famine in India? West. How convenient it is to rewrite history!
Mate another fantastic video wish i was there.
You're welcome to join me on a food and shopping trip anytime.
Видно что Россия изолирована 😂
I would love to see a expo as such! ❤
Seeing the convention is something I find interesting all the countries! great selection of Foods & snacks This video is great Thanks. Russia is very interesting I feel it’s a great country so diff from the States What I’ve seen from your videos, Russia has a better culture of lifestyle
Halva is very popular in Russia I think every Russian ate halva
Всë верно.Каждый россиянин хоть раз в жизни ел халву.У нас еë много сортов и ещё больше производителей.Она реально вкусная.И очень питательная тоже.
Exactly sluge😊
Да, халва очень популярна в России. Очень много видов. Даже есть из Египта, очень вкусная!!!
Ohh, yes, we love it very much). I personally prefer one from Tunisia)
Brisbane here. Another excellent video mate. This is great. It shows the pointless and nonsensical nature of the sanctions against Russia and stupidity of our politicians to try to isolate the largest country in the world... Utter stupidity!! Keep up the good work mate and support for Russia from Australia!!!!!!
Thanks. I wish I could have shown some Aussies items in this expo. You can buy more than enough wine in the stores. Along with Bundaberg Ginger Ale in so many different stores.
I stopped drink Coca Cola after their "be less white" fuzz. When Pepsi left i felt like i finally stopped drinking soft drinks. But Черноголовка made me change my mind again :))) But at least i can'r drink Cola and other western drink again - they are tooooo sugary.
@@scotland638 Yes, drink dementia man's piss or Zelya's sopli if you like :) Хрюндели будут забиты! Своими же хозяевами при том :)
@@scotland638yeah, right, because sugar supplements are sooo much better for your health. I guess it's not taught outside Tsar's Russia that even the most harmless supplements will trigger insulin response either way, which is even worse, given the sugar is not actually coming into blood. That means you will more likely get diabetes drinking "sugar free" soda than a usual one, which means the obvious choice would be just to have less sugar if you want something sweet.
@@scotland638откуда в нашем Мордоре такой суперэксклюзив?
Мы только ракетное топливо не разведëнное пьëм.
@@scotland638🤡
@@ЮраМакс😂😂😂
Interesting to see all the fuss about Pringles, but in the UK most of the smaller supermarket don't even stock them. They are not terribly popular. You can find them, but I would not even think of Pringles if I wanted potato chips or crisps. There are so many other brands, Pringles taste a bit too chemical to me. Other brands make nicer crisps and chips.
You're right. Many people don't like Pringles. As far as I know, they are not even made from potatoes, but from starch (which is why they are all the same size). Why their price is higher than more delicious chips is not clear at all
Yes, the taste is kind of "chemical". I don't taste proper potato flavour in them. And also the texture of Pringles is not pleasant. They have sharp edges which feel painful in the mouth. I really hate Pringles I can say honestly. And to charge more for this chemical nightmare is just criminal!!!! @@cbrnix
@@AlbionTVLondonIn Russia, too, they are not very popular. The taste is too artificial.
They are good
What a fun time! Glad to see no bug food! They keep pushing that in the EU/WEF.
None at all.
Think they are preparing for when the big crash happens they will need to get used to eating bug in order to survive Europe is over! And so is Babylon USA.
I love you video guide!
of course not at all surprising that "Russian Popcorn" on box notes "since 1991" . . . excellent tour of a food convention -- Thanks much, Russell.
Рассел.Это ты удачно попал :)
Спасибо !!!
I do not know who did the translation for that coffee company but Hausbrandt is an old-fashioned spelling of the German word for home fire. I think they wanted to say private label or house brand.
Before you mentioned China 🇨🇳 i had a feeling China had a big part lol,
Their making the most of the Russian market.
The food is highly processed food.
Thanks for sharing 👍
Interesting!
I can also see that there's a lot of talk about Kit-Kats and their so called "departure" from Russia. But if we actually look at what Kit-Kat really is and the awful taste of it, should we even care about Kit-Kats. It is a very bland taste, nothing special when it comes to texture and the horrific health and nutrition value of Kit-Kat warrants this entire brand to be on permanent ban list for all countries of the world. I'd put Kit-Kats in the same toxic category with Hersheys. A category you don't want to see, smell or touch, let alone bring closer to your mouth. Russians should be grateful that this toxic waste sold under such names as Kit-Kat and Hersheys isn't going to contaminate their shelves going forward, hopefully, with god's blessing.
whi cares about them? lol
My friend, in Russia no one talks about Kit Kat, just like Coca Cola, chips, etc. These are all the preferences of the Australian Russell. It is also very strange for Russians to listen to his constant mentions of Coca-Cola, chips and other junk food. I completely agree with everything you wrote.
@@cosanostra_1 I love cola, though
@@scotland638prunes or dried apricots in chocolate are much healthier. and tastier
Thanks!
@peterjaniceforan3080 Thank you Peter & Janice. I really appreciate the Super Thanks. I am also happy to know you like and enjoy the channel.
That place got a fire
Those mangoes from Turkey look superb, similar to the "champagne" or "Ataulfo" mangoes from Mexico sold in the US. When I lived in Cairo, there were wonderful mangoes there as well.
I can assure you they were super tasty.
Great video! Macadamias are my favorite but I thought only Hawaii grew them. Are they as outrageously expensive there as they are here? It's about $9 for a 5oz pack of roasted salted.
Buying them in lager packaging brings the price down a lot here, also buying them in shells already. A lot of Macadamias also come from the Philippines.
not expensive
В поиске выдает что больше всего макадамии производят Австралия и Южная Африка.
Minsk, Belarus (well, almost Russia :) - about $12-15 for one kilo on my local market (think it's ~35 oz).
I thought (like Russell) only Australia.
5:59 Hausbrandt a very good company of Italian coffee. The company has not a proper Italian name since it was founded in 1892 in Trieste which at the time was part of the Austro-Hungarian Empire.
Bravo
Yes we do have these! I was in food research for 30 years before retiring. They hold large food expos for new products with tasting every year but it is only for industry people. The public does not come in. The tickets would be very expensive (like $100 or more per day) and your company would pay to send you. Mine sent a large group every year and the expo was held in Orlando FL so everyone went to Disney as well!
It is mainly fast-food stuff; I am more into good-healthy food: the traditional kitchen, and fine wines!
At this expo there was very little "fast food" items. They have different expos for that.
I've had halva before. Sometimes it called hallawah. I like it.
Interesting. Thanks.
How you ever done Dodo Pizza or any other russian restaurant? How about "New York Pizza" it started in a city where 8 live (Novosibirsk) by a guy from America.
nice video ,
Thanks!
Nice
Thanks. :))
👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
Thanks for the thumbs up and praise.
Macadamia and some over asian nuts, - yes i taste it, and macadamia in particular is pretty popular in Russia.
Halva - since big part of Russia is muslim states - its even more popular here, even outside muslim regions.
Turkish products is a popular thing, especially in recent years. Especially in the "turkish'/muslim food" area, which is, again, popular thing among non-muslims too.
China was a huge part in many areas in Russia, and only grow since sanctions.
Thailand and Vietnam have some solid niches.
Korean and Japan stuff is very popular, but mostly a rare thing.
In recent years Russian food grow more in area of traditional and original way, like pinecone jam.
P.S. Germany being Germany xD
THE POWER OF RUSSIA🇷🇺🇷🇺😎😎💪💪Z.
They have a lot of Friends.
@Traveling with Russell Pringle’s are actually an American company it was founded in Michigan
Russia is so clean than US.
У меня в России маленький продуктовый бизнес)) мы открылись в 1998 году. Тогда только начинали приходить импортные компании в Россию.
Насчёт чипсов со вкусом сыра и лука - когда в России только начали появляться разные вкусы чипсов, компания Lays выпускала и такой вкус, но, похоже, он не был очень популярен. Люди больше любят вкус сметаны и лука.
Самые первые вкусные чипсы были "Московский картофель" со вкусом томатов 😁
@@Ева-м7у8ф я ещё в раннеподростковом возрасте однажды сильно отравилась "московским картофелем" и очень долго не ела чипсы вообще.
@@nadezhdaversh хм, может просто поджелудочная не выдержала жирной пищи
@@Ева-м7у8ф да просто некачественный попался. Он старым маслом вонял. Ни до, ни после с таким не сталкивалась.
@@Ева-м7у8фсо вкусом томатов😳😳?! Вау!
Turkish delight is delightful! Have bought it in the US as well as in Paris near St. Michel in the open-air markets. Feel free to show us the different varieties of Turkish delight available for sale in RF. TIA
When i get a chance to go to the big food market in Moscow "Food City" i will point some out.
ฉันจะคุยกับประธานาธิบดีปูตินให้คุณทำธุรกิจในรัสเซียได้ในการลงทุนพิเศษขอเป็นเพื่อนกัน
Isolation in its best 🤣🤣🤣
It is all fun with sanctions until they do not work anymore🤣😂great
Right.
Ya eto uvidela🎉🎉🎉
People, put thumbs up
Nice tour Amigo....There's no country called Turkey so you know...TurkiYE is the official name now :)
Right, it's a slightly different pronunciation of the name.
Very interesting video - but obviously with a lot of west European countries, as well as Australia, New Zealand, USA etc all not to be found there. Needless to say - I'm sure there will be plenty of other countries there, ready to fill their void & take their place in the Russian market.
Мы рады, что нет западных стран. Россия производит огромное колличество своих продуктов, свежих и полезных.
Russia has banned Western food products produced in the West. Only processing of Russian products on Russian territory is allowed. This ban is part of retaliatory sanctions to Western sanctions. sanctions on Western products were introduced in 2014. so when Coca-Cola and McDonald's left Russia in 2022, it was simply ridiculous.
How does one travel to Russia from North America in 2023? I want to go
Through some other country perhaps that makes flights to Russia.
Via Turkey or the Arab Emirates
You apply russian tourist e-visa on russian embassy site, then travel via Turkey, Dubai or Serbia!
2:49 Russian popcorn 🍿
next is... a wine and cheese convention.
I don't drink soft drinks. None are good for your health.
I am trying to drink less of it in Russia. There are so many alternatives in the shops here.
Вот сейчас не поняла.🧐
@@ЕвгенияКозырева-т6у а что непонятного? Любые лимонады и соки для здоровья полезны настолько же, насколько любые другие сладости. Можно себя побаловать, но употреблять на постоянной основе - гробить своё здоровье, причём стремительно.
@@ЕвгенияКозырева-т6ув этих напитках много сахара, даже в соках, которые считаются полезными.
А как же соки? И очень полезный русский квас! Он сделан из хлеба, без сахара.
Honestly, I'm surprised not to see Egypt and India here.
если сейчас и есть проблема с едой, то только в том, чтобы больше ее экспортировать)
Проблемы в России не с едой, а с её доступностью для бедных (примерно 1/3 населения) и постоянно растущими ценами. Очень многие покупают только минимум самых дешёвых продуктов. А экспортировать конечно выгоднее, тем более с нынешним курсом доллара.
Рассел, я покупал в России Кока Колу произведенную .... в Кабуле Афганистан😂. Там до сих пор работает завод по ее производству, этот завод платит налоги талибам, в войне с которыми американцы потеряли 2500 человек убитыми из оккупационных войск и более 20000 человек ранеными. Кока Кола продолжает там работать , хотя режим талибов америка признала террористическим)))
Food expo? Sounds like my cup of tea… Wheres my invite?
Edit:What’s the point of this expo? Is it for large stores, and store owners to find suppliers?
Смысл в том, чтобы попробовать продукты из разных стран. И почему бы и нет! Найти что интересное и вкусное для своей сети магазинов. Многие эти продукты уже на полках.
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Thanks for the hearts. !!
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Thanks !!!!!
There is no shortage of sriracha in Oregon.
Maybe it's a state-by-state thing.
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