Hey there, I hope this helps: 01:09 The security guy was asking just to check the bag and often you can leave it in a designated place at the entryway and get it back once you're done paying. It's a common policy in many supermarkets around the world. 2:34 Harissa is spicy 🌶️ paste used for cooking and making sandwiches. The canned Harissa is mostly for sandwiches (mix it with mayo and you'll get the best combo 😋) while for cooking people use a handmade harissa that is very fragrant and has some spices in it. You can manage the quantity according to your taste. Even if the food doesn't taste that spicy there is still Harissa in it. it's basically Tunisian blood 😂 3:48 That's canned jam. it's a very very old brand. Today there are many other options but that one is still nostalgic (also cheaper) It's good tho 👍 5:03 As for the flour and sugar, just like a good part of the world, there is currently an economical crisis worsened by the Russia-Ukrain situation. Flour and Sugar are "basic needs" in Tunisia which means that the prices are fixed (the government pays the difference in cost). Whenever there is a political or economical crisis people have tendencies to hoard. So to prevent that from happening (especially any shady black market thing), some regulations are imposed. This way everyone gets access to the product. 2 packs per cart, that's 2kg. No one needs 2kg per day. So it just makes it hard for those who want to make profit out of people's misery. 6:55 That's Lokum, originally an Ottoman Turkish delight. It's a traditional sweet that comes in many flavours. It was first brought to Tunisia many centuries ago with the Turkish occupation and became a tradition ever since. Tunisians call it Halkoum (it's locally made). 8:51 True ! Tunisia is still quite organic, you can buy anything in bulk and fruits and veggies come straight from the farms (no pre-prossessing) 12:09 That's to make ice-cream at home. Usually all you have to add is milk, give it a good wisk then let it rest in the freezer for a while. That gets you a lot. 14:37 In Ramadan people don't shop all day long so the big supermarkets recharge their aisles according to that. People usually buy in bulk and store everything in the freezer so they don't have to shop on a daily basis. Also Tunisians are very particular about their bread. They buy their bread fresh out of the oven so if stores make bread hours before sunset, it'll get cold and no one would buy it later. What to do ? Buy your bread the day before, keep it in a plastic bag (so it doesn't get dry and hard) and just heat it a little if you wish the next day. Tunisian bread has no additives so it has to be consumed within ~2 days (unless kept in the freezer) I hope you have a good time in Tunisia and happy Birthday 🥳
Thank you for all this information truly enlightening! About the backpack we know we can leave it but is actually our grocery bag so we are always trying to explain that it is empty because we have to put the food inside. So we don’t want to have to leave it behind. As for the bread, we are Italian and like it fresh as well, but we don’t eat much, so yes we put it in a bag and keep it for a few days. So we truly appreciate fresh bread!
@@the5worldexplorers im from tunisia ! , currently living in the BVI , if you need any explanation feel free to ask anything ( i really miss back home , your video reminded me with everything special about tunisia and home , thank you for the video ot was nice and cool ) --you gain a new Tunisian subscriber 😂😂😂
Thank you for your videos. I am getting married in Tunisia to a local woman. I am wonderful to see your family together in 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳
1. the flour is missing because people thought that with ocrania is in a war there will be less flour the world since ocrania is one of the biggedt suppliers of wheat. In addition suppliers of wheat in tunisia stopped supplying shops with enough flour to make it seems right and people freak out and start bying it to store it in their house 2. the dessert thing is famous turkish delight not tunisian and it's made with sugar, water , starch and flower flavor basically or other flavors. It 's very similar to candy . 3. we eat a lot of bread not because our food is spicy but because we got used to it like we get used to spiciness too, well that's what I think. also we have many tunisian food that should be eaten with bread instead of spoon and it makes the food more delicious. 4. the icecream in the package it's a preparation of icecream not icecream. You should first mix it with milk than you put it the fridge for 4 hours after that you will get your icecream. I hope I answered all the questions you had and thank you for sharing🙏
Thank you, thank you, thank you from the kids and all of us for all your responses they were very helpful in giving us a better understanding! For the lack of flour and sugar many have also told us that it has been going on long before the war more of a government way of controlling, is it true? Thanks again for taking the time to respond ❤️
Hi family- your videos are incredible! I’m hooked! I am traveling to Europe and North Africa next month and want to film it!! What video gear do you use???
have a good trip with your family but one advice for you all along your trips to every country don't play taugh when you are in a foreign country good luck
Thank you, honestly we have been to 42 countries and we are always very respectful and never play tough, not sure what you are referring to…anyway thanks for your advise
@@the5worldexplorers In Tunisi we call it "halkoum". It is actually 'lokum' so yes you got it right it is Turkish delight. Tunisia was ruled by the Ottoman Empire for a long period, so this is there is some Turkish influence in our sweets.
I had to laugh--twice--at the empty meat shelves and the empty bread bins. So true: if you're not familiar with Ramadan, these shortages and food panics can be disorienting.
@@the5worldexplorers yeah, I hope you do it in Ramadan. So you can see the atmosphere there, the variety of traditional products and the crowds etc.. Hope you enjoy your time in Tunisia, and we appreciate that you guys respect our culture and traditions. Not like many tourists who come here and expecting us to be like them, they forget that we human beings are different in our ways of living. Salute my friends 👍🏻
@@the5worldexplorers yes I know what you mean, but before the war there was not a lack of products, but it was the monopolizm policy that many businessmen(who belong to certain political wing) did to press on the current president and his government. So that they can drag the people out to protest in the streets. If you watched the events before Ramadan, you will see how many warehouses were raided by the police to find thousands of tons of those products like oil and wheat and Farina and sugar etc.. But now the situation is different and all over the world not only here. Hope that answers the question, salute 🖐🏻
It was just rude and arrogant to speak a different language ! , if i was the guy I would not tolerant your attitude I would force you to remove your bag !
I'm sorry you take it so personally; no one is perfect. The bag was empty. We used it to carry our groceries since we were on foot, so there was no point in removing it since we needed it to put stuff inside
Exactly, it was so condescending , taking advantage of the fact that the security guard doesn't understand Italian, it's his job to make sure everyone is safe in the supermarket and if you spoke to him in English and showed him that the bag was empty he would definitely let you keep it, but that was such a manipulative and disrespectful thing to do, I have travelled to many places before and never used that type of attitude in my life. It made me watch the rest of the video angry. Please be better you're a father mate.
@@the5worldexplorers scarperia accanto a l'autodromo.... in tunisia abito a zaghouan 60 km al sud di tunisi e 30 km, da hammamet.. ho fatto il, biglietto per il 10,d'agosto con la nave
@@the5worldexplorers yeah la Marsa is so beautiful but just that street where you went to "carrefour city shop" is called bousalsla a very popular place wich once used to be dangerous, and i live in la Marsa and never went there wich made me laugh 😂😂 . your videos are all nice im glad i discovered your channel, im watching them one by one ! good mood and very beautiful family ❤
I'm tunisian I experience how much pain Uhm yeah I don't think this com try is good anymore it has lots and lots of kills and uhh its the most country wasting bread
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Hey there, I hope this helps:
01:09 The security guy was asking just to check the bag and often you can leave it in a designated place at the entryway and get it back once you're done paying. It's a common policy in many supermarkets around the world.
2:34 Harissa is spicy 🌶️ paste used for cooking and making sandwiches. The canned Harissa is mostly for sandwiches (mix it with mayo and you'll get the best combo 😋) while for cooking people use a handmade harissa that is very fragrant and has some spices in it. You can manage the quantity according to your taste. Even if the food doesn't taste that spicy there is still Harissa in it. it's basically Tunisian blood 😂
3:48 That's canned jam. it's a very very old brand. Today there are many other options but that one is still nostalgic (also cheaper) It's good tho 👍
5:03 As for the flour and sugar, just like a good part of the world, there is currently an economical crisis worsened by the Russia-Ukrain situation. Flour and Sugar are "basic needs" in Tunisia which means that the prices are fixed (the government pays the difference in cost). Whenever there is a political or economical crisis people have tendencies to hoard. So to prevent that from happening (especially any shady black market thing), some regulations are imposed. This way everyone gets access to the product. 2 packs per cart, that's 2kg. No one needs 2kg per day. So it just makes it hard for those who want to make profit out of people's misery.
6:55 That's Lokum, originally an Ottoman Turkish delight. It's a traditional sweet that comes in many flavours. It was first brought to Tunisia many centuries ago with the Turkish occupation and became a tradition ever since. Tunisians call it Halkoum (it's locally made).
8:51 True ! Tunisia is still quite organic, you can buy anything in bulk and fruits and veggies come straight from the farms (no pre-prossessing)
12:09 That's to make ice-cream at home. Usually all you have to add is milk, give it a good wisk then let it rest in the freezer for a while. That gets you a lot.
14:37 In Ramadan people don't shop all day long so the big supermarkets recharge their aisles according to that. People usually buy in bulk and store everything in the freezer so they don't have to shop on a daily basis. Also Tunisians are very particular about their bread. They buy their bread fresh out of the oven so if stores make bread hours before sunset, it'll get cold and no one would buy it later. What to do ? Buy your bread the day before, keep it in a plastic bag (so it doesn't get dry and hard) and just heat it a little if you wish the next day. Tunisian bread has no additives so it has to be consumed within ~2 days (unless kept in the freezer)
I hope you have a good time in Tunisia and happy Birthday 🥳
Up.
(We need more Tunisians commenting on travel vlogs to Tunisia to clear things up. I always do that, great I'm not the only one!)
Thank you for all this information truly enlightening! About the backpack we know we can leave it but is actually our grocery bag so we are always trying to explain that it is empty because we have to put the food inside. So we don’t want to have to leave it behind. As for the bread, we are Italian and like it fresh as well, but we don’t eat much, so yes we put it in a bag and keep it for a few days. So we truly appreciate fresh bread!
Wow! As a Tunisian I can ensure that your explanations are really on point! Thank you!
Great explanation ❤️
Bravo ♥️♥️
I miss tunisia one of the beautiful and cheapest country i ever seen big kiss from catalunia 🇪🇸
Are you from Tunisia or you just visited it?
Cheap ? Everything is very expensive there.
@@the5worldexplorers im from tunisia ! , currently living in the BVI , if you need any explanation feel free to ask anything ( i really miss back home , your video reminded me with everything special about tunisia and home , thank you for the video ot was nice and cool )
--you gain a new Tunisian subscriber 😂😂😂
Tunisia is a very nice place to spend an unforgettable time, thank you for the video and God bless you and your family
Thank you for watching! I agree we had a lovey time here ❤️
Thank you for your videos. I am getting married in Tunisia to a local woman. I am wonderful to see your family together in 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳 🇹🇳
Thank you so much for your message and congratulations!!!!
What a lovely and energetic family!
Safe travels through the world guys! (And thank you for inviting us with you along the way)
Thank you so much for your kind words ❤️ and thank you for coming with us 🙏🏻
12:08 That's ice cream powder you blend that with milk and put it in the freezer to make your own ice cream. It's much better than the pre-made ones.
we should have tried it! Thanks for explaining it!
what a lovely family 🥰🥰
seems like you loved our beautiful country 🔝🇹🇳
Thank you ❤️, yes we truly enjoyed our time here
1. the flour is missing because people thought that with ocrania is in a war there will be less flour the world since ocrania is one of the biggedt suppliers of wheat. In addition suppliers of wheat in tunisia stopped supplying shops with enough flour to make it seems right and people freak out and start bying it to store it in their house
2. the dessert thing is famous turkish delight not tunisian and it's made with sugar, water , starch and flower flavor basically or other flavors. It 's very similar to candy .
3. we eat a lot of bread not because our food is spicy but because we got used to it like we get used to spiciness too, well that's what I think. also we have many tunisian food that should be eaten with bread instead of spoon and it makes the food more delicious.
4. the icecream in the package it's a preparation of icecream not icecream. You should first mix it with milk than you put it the fridge for 4 hours after that you will get your icecream.
I hope I answered all the questions you had and thank you for sharing🙏
Thank you, thank you, thank you from the kids and all of us for all your responses they were very helpful in giving us a better understanding! For the lack of flour and sugar many have also told us that it has been going on long before the war more of a government way of controlling, is it true? Thanks again for taking the time to respond ❤️
Ukraine mech ocrania...
@@the5worldexplorers Okrania (in Arabic) = Ukraine 🇺🇦 in English
Nice video and I love the energy and vibe of the family💚
Thank you so much 🤗
What a cool place! Great video. Nice Music. Love Tunesia ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐
Thanks a lot for watching ❤️
@trendingwwwandw u spelt tunisia wrong
You are all so lovely haha always heartwarming to see our Italian neighbours paying a visit! I hope you come back soon!!
Footzi tsayed ? Hahaha its wral
@@ahmedchebbi5844 hahahahahah ya weldi nsehim fi bine2 el i9tisad el watani oskot 3aro7ek
I hope so too!
Tunisia a wonderful country 🇹🇳 welcome yo Tunisia ❤️👍
Thank you! ❤️
Much love from America. I hope you tried the mnlokiya. 💗💗💗💗
I don't think we did, what is it?
welcome guys in our 2nd country of Tunesia...
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Great video buddies 😀 thanks for sharing your experience with us.
Thank you 🙏
Always make me smile !
Some européenne Tourist,i Never expect to find this in Tunisia.
We are happy to 😁
What a lovely family
Thank you ❤️
Beautiful country
It truly is ❤️
You made me feel homesick
I’m so sorry are you from Tunis?
Best regards from Tunisia❤❤
Thank you 🙏
Hi family- your videos are incredible! I’m hooked! I am traveling to Europe and North Africa next month and want to film it!! What video gear do you use???
It will be amazing! We have a GoPro, a drone, phones and my canon 5d. We use a bit of all 😁
fellas i love watching ur videos..ur welcome to tunisia its ur second home anytime .
Thank you for watching! Tunisia is a lovely country!
Welcome in our country sweet family 💖💖💖
Thank you ❤️
NUTELLA 😋 😋 heaven for every child indeed!
Always!!!!
Your Lovely family is welcomed in our country
Thank you ❤️
You guys are so cool, please come back👍👍👍👍👍👍🤗
Thank you ❤️, we will ❤️
A sweet family, god bless, you are welcome 🤗❤️❤️♥️😍😍🇹🇳💪🏼✅✅
Thank you for your kind words ❤️
Welcome to Tunisia 😘🇹🇳🇹🇳😘
Thank you 🙏🏻
Actually it's because we in Tunisia don't have enough flour to make bread 🍞 so that's why if you don't make it on time the bread is gone
Yes I remember the whole flour situation, plus the fresh bread is so yummy it is gone so quick!
have a good trip with your family but one advice for you all along your trips to every country don't play taugh when you are in a foreign country good luck
Thank you, honestly we have been to 42 countries and we are always very respectful and never play tough, not sure what you are referring to…anyway thanks for your advise
love tounisa
Beautiful country!
Oww guys I like how spantanious you are 🥰
Thank you ❤️
6:58 it s a traditional candy "halkoum"
Ah thank you!
@@the5worldexplorers In Tunisi we call it "halkoum". It is actually 'lokum' so yes you got it right it is Turkish delight. Tunisia was ruled by the Ottoman Empire for a long period, so this is there is some Turkish influence in our sweets.
Nice video..sweet family...
Thank you ❤️
هبو إلى تونس من كل أنحاء العالم و استقروا فيها فهي يحلو بها العيش
I’m so sorry I don’t understand 😢
@@the5worldexplorers
Hi !
He said : From around the world Come and stay and live in Tunisia were life is good.
The hair 😩
The genes in this family are 👌
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We don't eat bread to stop the spiciness we just love eating it , plus it's cheep and goes well with many tunisian dishes
Yes us Italians love eating bread too! We like to do the "scarpetta" to clean the plate but the truth is we simply like eating it 😂😂😂
@@the5worldexplorers we have many traditions in common 😁 you're welcome ,much love from Tunisia 🇹🇳❤
Happy birthday 🎉
Thank you ❤️
i love tunisia 🥰🥰🥰
It is a beautiful country ❤️
Harissa is a spicy sauce Tunisian love to put it in their meals
I loved it too!!! It was so spicy but so delicious
Harissa is a tunisian sauce it’s really hot 🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🇹🇳🌶🌶🌶
Yup we know 🥵, we tried it 😂
Welcome to Tunisia
Thank you ❤️
Welcome to Tunisia 🇹🇳😊❤️
Thank you ❤️
Come back again ❤
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Nice tunisia
Tunisia is lovely!!!
I had to laugh--twice--at the empty meat shelves and the empty bread bins. So true: if you're not familiar with Ramadan, these shortages and food panics can be disorienting.
Very true! It was the first time for us being in a Muslim country during this time, so we learned something new ❤️
Machallah
😁
Bella famiglia! In che città eravate?
Grazie ❤️, qui eravamo a La Marsa
Welcome to Tunisia 🇹🇳
Thank you ♥️
I am currently in Tunisia.... Where is this grocery store located
It was in La Marsa, close to the decathlon
welcome in Tunisia
Thank you 🙏
You welcome in Tunisia
Thank you ❤️
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❤️❤️😍🇹🇳🇹🇳
😁😁😁😁
So funny 😆
😂😂😂
Welcome to ur home
Thank you ❤️
welcome to tunisie you are so much funny hahahahahaha
Thank you ❤️😂
That's are traditional sweets i think from 1798
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But you didn't go to Al Halfaween.. So you hadn't taste the experience of the real hardcore shopping in Tunisia.
Omg we will have to do it next time we come 😁
@@the5worldexplorers yeah, I hope you do it in Ramadan. So you can see the atmosphere there, the variety of traditional products and the crowds etc..
Hope you enjoy your time in Tunisia, and we appreciate that you guys respect our culture and traditions. Not like many tourists who come here and expecting us to be like them, they forget that we human beings are different in our ways of living. Salute my friends 👍🏻
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What city were you grocery shopping in?
We were in Tunis, actually in La Marsa
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If you go Keto, you don't need flour and sugar! 😋 😋
So true! 😂
5:48 these re all cheese cream
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The flour and sugar issue dues to Ukraine and Russia conflict
Many have told me though that it was happening also before the war....
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5:12 80 % of Tunisia s wheat imports come from Ukraine and Russia
Some told us though that this issue has been going on for over a year....
welcome to our beautiful Tunisia❤.. I hope you like it.. have a good time here besties 😊😊❤❤
We had a great time in Tunisia ❤️
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5:15 it's the war in Ukraine man, that's the reason.
But many have told us it was happening before the war too…
@@the5worldexplorers yes I know what you mean, but before the war there was not a lack of products, but it was the monopolizm policy that many businessmen(who belong to certain political wing) did to press on the current president and his government. So that they can drag the people out to protest in the streets. If you watched the events before Ramadan, you will see how many warehouses were raided by the police to find thousands of tons of those products like oil and wheat and Farina and sugar etc.. But now the situation is different and all over the world not only here.
Hope that answers the question, salute 🖐🏻
@@Zlav963 yes thank you very much for your explanation 🙏🏻
Tounsa gut
? I don’t understand sorry
It would be more sensible and respectful to blur the faces of people in your videos. We can't film without consent like you do. Thanks.
Thanks for your comment we will try to blur more, however many times we do have consent specially when we are having a conversation with people
1:18 lol why you didn't speak English 😂😂
He didn't speak either😂😂😂
It was just rude and arrogant to speak a different language ! , if i was the guy I would not tolerant your attitude I would force you to remove your bag !
I'm sorry you take it so personally; no one is perfect. The bag was empty. We used it to carry our groceries since we were on foot, so there was no point in removing it since we needed it to put stuff inside
Exactly, it was so condescending , taking advantage of the fact that the security guard doesn't understand Italian, it's his job to make sure everyone is safe in the supermarket and if you spoke to him in English and showed him that the bag was empty he would definitely let you keep it, but that was such a manipulative and disrespectful thing to do, I have travelled to many places before and never used that type of attitude in my life. It made me watch the rest of the video angry. Please be better you're a father mate.
@@who_Is_faten_helmi Thank you for your comment. You didn't need to watch it till the end if it made you angry.
Wasting time watching this no real content 😒
Maybe we are not the channel for you 😉
ecco accento toscano.. ma come mai parlate così bene l'inglese
Si siamo fiorentini 😁! Abbiamo vissuto in America per 8 anni 😁
@@the5worldexplorers io sono mugellano... tunisino .. in italia da 15 anni
@@hichemben7956 ma dai è dove nel Mugello? Torni spesso in Tunisia? Di dove sei li?
@@the5worldexplorers scarperia accanto a l'autodromo.... in tunisia abito a zaghouan 60 km al sud di tunisi e 30 km, da hammamet.. ho fatto il, biglietto per il 10,d'agosto con la nave
@@the5worldexplorers complimenti per la tua bella famiglia
Come to Albania or Kosovo!
We were in Albania last year but we might come to Kosovo this summer 😁
I don't know why people wants to come to USA I'm trying to leave the usa
I’m not sure why this message on a video of Tunisia🤔
OMG you went to bousalsla the worst city in Tunisia 😂😂 that is the last place that tourists visit, who the hell did advice you to go there 😂😂😂
I’m sorry I’m a bit confused we were in La Marsa and it did not seem bad at all… plus we were not just there
@@the5worldexplorers yeah la Marsa is so beautiful but just that street where you went to "carrefour city shop" is called bousalsla a very popular place wich once used to be dangerous, and i live in la Marsa and never went there wich made me laugh 😂😂 . your videos are all nice im glad i discovered your channel, im watching them one by one ! good mood and very beautiful family ❤
Ahahahah we had no clue, glad you enjoy the videos 😂😂😂
I'm tunisian I experience how much pain Uhm yeah I don't think this com try is good anymore it has lots and lots of kills and uhh its the most country wasting bread
Not sure of what I are trying to say with this message
@@the5worldexplorers he's just having a stroke
@@nostalgic6979 😂
Welcome to TUNISIA 🇹🇳
Thank you 🙏
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