Welcome back to our last day here in Delhi - on the hunt for some incredible Indian Breakfast food - we thought we tried it all - but is there anything we missed? Also a big thank you to Cyberghost VPN for sponsoring this video and keeping us on the road - download it today: bit.ly/2PsM8gZ
3:40 to 4:50 you missed India’s one of the famous food blogger “Delhi food Walker” I was like 🤦♀️ he would have given you some knowledge about food in that area
the food which we eat outside if totally different from daily breakfast.. for making such dishes u need atleast an hour and its high colorie food which majority of indians don't like.... people mostly eat this food on cheat day/sunday meat, cigarette ,beer and softdrink consumption of India is lowest in the world.
It's always been that way in India. Even meat eating was sustainable. After colonisation and westernisation, meat consumption increased and production became industrialised.
You can’t say what “Indians Eat for Breakfast” 😂, because it really depends on which part of India you are in, and it really , really is different depending on which state and which region you are in. So you cannot generalize this at all
I'm in Los Angeles. After watching your video I'm running as fast as I csn to the new vegetarian Indian restaurant in my neighborhood. I'm starving LOL
Hey dude trying indian food in Los Angeles indian restaurant Is good. But it will not taste like u visit india and try indian foods.. Indian food is really delicious😋✨, tasty both vegetarian and non vegetarian.. ... India welecomes U. 🙂👍👍
Honestly your videos are the biggest treat! After a long hormonal pregnant day, juggling a toddler, work and feeling ill you have made my evening feel special as I can slip into another world with you. Thank you for making the content that people love whilst living your dreams.
@proud indian She just recently gave birth to a baby and you are asking her to come to india? You do know that the level of spiciness here is unbearable to most non-indians right?
@@krushna4181 bullsheet on "spiceness". Most Americans love spicy food/mexican food. if they don't they have other option or can choose less spicy food. nobody told her to come to india right away. india won't disappear in next few days.
@Dave lawson Mexican food is 'hot' not 'spicy'. Indian food consists of atleast 10 spices in each dish, people who are not used to it can't stomach it. I didn't know about most americans liking mexican/hot dishes. Most of the western youtubers can't seem to handle spicy indian food from what i've seen so far, so i thought it is the same with common man in those countries. The lady can visit india anytime. I was just cocerned for her that this might not be a good time to visit india. If my words seemed offensive, i apologize.
Daulat ki chaat, the sweet white fluffy "meringue" you loved is actually made from whipped colostrum, the first milk produced after giving birth, from a water buffalo that is hand churned for 3 to 4 hours until it is somewhere between whipped cream and whipped butter.
+Chris Boscurry As an Indian expat that grew up in India, I never knew the word for that milk was 'colostrum'. Kinda weird concept though - and I wonder if its consumed in the West at all.
@@montyi8 how many of you Pakistani are here? Idk why your ass burns so much from the name India ...😂you bhikaris we don't care about u , go blew yourself jihadi , at least you would get 72 virgins 😁😁
You must visit Chandigarh and we will sponsor your stay and food here in Northern Indian city beautiful 'Chandigarh'. The city designed by Swiss-French architect Le Carbousier.
10 weeks till I'm back in Delhi and I'm already drooling! Yum! I know you are just doing the north this time, India gets under your skin so I know you'll go back, when you do head south, the food there is equally as amazing but totally different
@@anushasehra1623 ye log moh maya se pare hai isiliye😂.....aur apne india ke aadhe logo me to khane ka moh itna hai ki maggi bhi khate hai to -last me plate chatna nhi bhulte😂😂😂😂😂
Hey I remember meeting you guys and we had no clue that we were gonna end up in your video @1:49 😊 P.S. I found your video by accident but it's a real charm and you guys are amazing 😊😊
I love you guys, and I watch a ton of street food videos ! Y’all are so positive and cute. My husband and I are huge Indian foodies and have tried most things here in the states, but long to go to India to try it local!
Because abroad they also have different varieties of bread categorised under the same name. They constitute similar ingredients but may come with some additional spices or in a different shape, etc.
@Li'l Squeak technically it's made of almost the same base ingredients, so yeah. But think like this, calling latte, cappuccino and espresso the same thing. I find it funny as an Indian, cause it does differ. No offence, it's cool
Amazing content 💛Next time when u visit India .... Try going for a north east tour also called 7 Sirters Tour and also try visiting our national Parks .... The nature has its own glory here
OMG how yummy is Indian breakfast 😍😍 we got super addicted to parantha when we there! Especially the potato one! There is just something so wonderful about eating street food. We didn't do any guided street food tours in India, but we wish we did, you really get to try some unique foods you wouldn't normally know where to find. Watching this made us hungry!
I like it when you're specific about where the food is popular/where it's eaten. It can be misleading to say that a dish is popular for breakfast "in India" because it's so different all over the country. Looking forward to the rest of the videos!
As an Indian I cannot put across adequate words to see the joy on your faces whenever you tasted typical Indian food. Very happy to see people like you enjoying Indian food. Love to see you guys back. Cheers👍
I love that you show all of these snacks... so neat to get a peak into the food and culture! We're so super excited to go to India. We're actually in the midst of selling everything to travel full time with our toddler. :) We'll be documenting it all on our TH-cam if anyone's interested!
Thumbs up. Note one thing. Food culture varies from one place to another.If you go some 200 km away from current place, you'll get another food culture. So try to cover most of the places in India
Indian street food and all recipes of veg. And non veg is incredible many of the foreigners come to visit india for old architecture and rich culture and to eat many indian cuisine India is the king of spice...🇮🇳
Hey Jessica, Love your travel vlogs. I know I am asking a bit out of your show content but can you please add somewhere sometime, a clipping on how you do your travel makeup . I love your natural glowy look. And with that as well, Would love to see what you carry in your travel makeup bag😉😁
@@xonekogairuox put a little of coconut oil to keep hair from drying out. Of course you'll have to wash your head/bath at end of the day to get rid of oil/dust.
9:54 light bread! Hahaa..bhatura is my fav! And i am sure it's one of the heaviest food here...😁...OR I always end up eating it too much! 😂 Anyways....thanks for appreciating our food....and being so nice....Love from India 🇮🇳
you are having food from the shops, which are exists from decades, I as a Indian, inviting you all the viewers from the out side of India to do come and visit such a beautiful places in India. Thanks and respect for this beautiful video
Anubhav Sapra needs to be taken on as a consultant by Delhi or India tourism ministry....Imagine the number of both Indian & Foreigners that he has taken to see all this....note the visbility each of these TH-camrs provides....He is probably promoting more tourism to India than a 100 babus from the tourism minstry.... Also, I cant believe you went to Kareem's and had Alu Matar instead of Nihari...major facepalm guys....bit the rest of the stuff was spot on....I really enjoy the sincerity & niceness that both of you exude...same for Anubhav Sapra as well
Namaskaram 🙏 welcome to India hope you enjoyed our indian culture traditions and customs and food really loved to watch that peoples from all around the world peoples loved India and really appreciate your kindness guys and you guys very pure heart and enjoy every moments with everyone around you stay blessed and love from Indian artist. Love you guys and stay safe.😊👍🙏❤️
We've just saw this video and what a amazing experience! We've been in Delhi last year and i wish we did this food tour. Some of our experience there and in other cities are in our channel. :)
@@flyingthenest I will definitely check the link of the tour you guys did.. I want to experience their culture too!.. 💕 We have an Indian resaturant here in my place (Regina, Saskatchewan) and I am really curious on what the food taste like so I will try to go there one of these days!.. 💕
@@07chrismas You might wanna look for the book "Indian currys" by Camellia Panjabi. She explains much about the diffrent food in different parts of india.
Welcome to India guys!! That was a decent coverage about North Indian breakfast. But you guys missed out on “Aloo Paranta” that is one staple breakfast item in north Indian houses. & if you intend to travel South, it will have a totally different set of items. Keep posting. Cheers.
Hey guys..great video..really appreciate you guys trying literally the authentic street food of my city. One correction though, the dish labelled as Nagori Halwa is actually the Bedmi Poori and Aloo. And the one after that semolina pudding is the mouth watering Nagori Halwa. My favorites absolutely love them! ❤️
Welcome back to our last day here in Delhi - on the hunt for some incredible Indian Breakfast food - we thought we tried it all - but is there anything we missed? Also a big thank you to Cyberghost VPN for sponsoring this video and keeping us on the road - download it today: bit.ly/2PsM8gZ
Please come to Goa.. South Goa specially
These dishes are not breakfast. They're Indian junk food. Hopefully next time you can get to stay with an Indian family and eat real breakfast.
#philipines!!!
You guys are the most adorable guest in India for me. Lots of love from Kerala (India) ❤️
3:40 to 4:50 you missed India’s one of the famous food blogger “Delhi food Walker” I was like 🤦♀️ he would have given you some knowledge about food in that area
😭 I miss India so much. One of the most incredible countries we have travelled 🙌🏽🙌🏽🙌🏽
Always welcome whenever you want to visit again,
@INE SQUAD GAMING I'm from India, State - Maharashtra, City - Sangli Pin Code - 416416.
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@@amarmahamuni5761 if bezzati had a face xd
India is certainly leading the way in terms of sustainable, low meat food dishes, and they are one of the most flavorsome cuisines in the world!
the food which we eat outside if totally different from daily breakfast..
for making such dishes u need atleast an hour and its high colorie food which majority of indians don't like.... people mostly eat this food on cheat day/sunday
meat, cigarette ,beer and softdrink consumption of India is lowest in the world.
Freedom Strider right
India's meat consumption is too high brother
It's always been that way in India. Even meat eating was sustainable. After colonisation and westernisation, meat consumption increased and production became industrialised.
@@wasifali8503 no. meat and beer consumption is india is very low which is good thing.
Ooh I’m glad you tried Jalebi! I had it at an Indian wedding I went to recently and it was so good!
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In india we have varieties(almost 5-6) of jalebies, with difference in tastes and health benefits.
@@arunyadavalli5796 you kidding right??
Ha ha
Thanks mam
I request you to please try Butter Chicken
Try gulab Jamun next
Watching this I am defiantly going to visit India the vegetarian dishes look absolutely amazing
You're welcome 😊
No need to visit you can just Make them at home.☺
@@Eagle10021 bro but you can't enjoy that taste at home 😒.
Vegetarian are awesome too, and less harm to animals too
You can’t say what “Indians Eat for Breakfast” 😂, because it really depends on which part of India you are in, and it really , really is different depending on which state and which region you are in. So you cannot generalize this at all
It changes in each state and each district. The diversity is mind-blowing
She literally did say though when eating different things that it is especially eaten in Delhi or northern cities
niche exactly
jeez relax! she cant go around trying what every ne billion of those people prefer! say some thing postitive or dont at all!!
Yes ofcourse
I'm in Los Angeles. After watching your video I'm running as fast as I csn to the new vegetarian Indian restaurant in my neighborhood. I'm starving LOL
You can go to India Sweets or Baba Sweets (both in the Valley in Canoga Park area). Both excellent!
Restaurants out side India are just 50% of what that same dish would taste in India.
Come to me.. I'm from India
Hey dude trying indian food in Los Angeles indian restaurant
Is good. But it will not taste like u visit india and try indian foods.. Indian food is really delicious😋✨, tasty both vegetarian and non vegetarian.. ... India welecomes U. 🙂👍👍
@@TheAsliNeel u wrong not too much.. Indian foods have many varieties which Indian restaurant outside can't give u ok
Nan bread, Chai tea and masala spice all are examples of redundant words
(8:54) That indian sweet shopkeeper offered him another bowl seeing them enjoying it so much !!!good one 👍
Honestly your videos are the biggest treat! After a long hormonal pregnant day, juggling a toddler, work and feeling ill you have made my evening feel special as I can slip into another world with you. Thank you for making the content that people love whilst living your dreams.
Use sodium bi carb is feeling tired Plus vIT C.
buy some spices from indian stores in Australia and add to food you cook. you'll feel lot better.
Come to India and feel the taste mam 😊
@proud indian She just recently gave birth to a baby and you are asking her to come to india? You do know that the level of spiciness here is unbearable to most non-indians right?
@@krushna4181 bullsheet on "spiceness".
Most Americans love spicy food/mexican food.
if they don't they have other option or can choose less spicy food.
nobody told her to come to india right away.
india won't disappear in next few days.
@Dave lawson Mexican food is 'hot' not 'spicy'. Indian food consists of atleast 10 spices in each dish, people who are not used to it can't stomach it.
I didn't know about most americans liking mexican/hot dishes. Most of the western youtubers can't seem to handle spicy indian food from what i've seen so far, so i thought it is the same with common man in those countries.
The lady can visit india anytime. I was just cocerned for her that this might not be a good time to visit india. If my words seemed offensive, i apologize.
Daulat ki chaat, the sweet white fluffy "meringue" you loved is actually made from whipped colostrum, the first milk produced after giving birth, from a water buffalo that is hand churned for 3 to 4 hours until it is somewhere between whipped cream and whipped butter.
Amazing explanation thanks
+Chris Boscurry As an Indian expat that grew up in India, I never knew the word for that milk was 'colostrum'. Kinda weird concept though - and I wonder if its consumed in the West at all.
Saying naan bread is like saying chai tea.
Wynne Kalish chill, it’s not their country
Saphi Nongbet still it’s funny for us 😂😂
i thought Roti is Bread
😂
And guess what? They do say "chai tea". 😑
You guys have such a positive vibes.
Australians are so kind and simily people.
If you visit jaipur I'd love to show you around 😄🙏
They did visit jaipur for holi
They got kicked out of the world cup in semis, like India :!
@@montyi8 how many of you Pakistani are here? Idk why your ass burns so much from the name India ...😂you bhikaris we don't care about u , go blew yourself jihadi , at least you would get 72 virgins 😁😁
Iam also from Rj 14
I m from Ajmer
CHAi is a serioussss addiction u will miss it in Australia ❤️
You come to India!!
chole kulcha is one of my favorite dishes!! and jalebi is sooooooo good
Mee to... Choole kulche...
Caution: ⚠️Gulab jaamun is very addictive ⚠️
TMX SPM yes😋
😂😂😂
I approve this Sentence as an Gulabjaamun Addictive Victim.🙋🏻♂️🤣
😂😂😂😂😂
😍😍😍😍
You must visit Chandigarh and we will sponsor your stay and food here in Northern Indian city beautiful 'Chandigarh'. The city designed by Swiss-French architect Le Carbousier.
They have visited brother
My City Beautiful ❤️
10 weeks till I'm back in Delhi and I'm already drooling! Yum!
I know you are just doing the north this time, India gets under your skin so I know you'll go back, when you do head south, the food there is equally as amazing but totally different
Ahh excited for you to come back! Yes south is on our list for next time :D
India has a west and an east coast in case you forgot to mention.
Yea
Hiii Jessica
@@SwagPad haha yes!! Have also been east and west. Love it all!!! Can't wait to return soon
Leave Delhi , Mumbai apart, visit other cities too!! You will get to know diversity in India !!
They want good food and anyone can find food in huge diversity in Delhi
damn right
Mumbai end Delhi not different poor poor so poor country 🤢🤮🤮
@@alreadydeadgirl4367 yeah we are.. check your spelling first though
SOHINI BISWAS ow honey this is a true okey don’t shy your country:)
Sometimes I wish I was a foreigner... so that I could enjoy India..
u still can! just visit other parts of the country and you would be astonished by the variety of cuisines and cultures!
Kyu abhi chhole bathure ka naam sunke muh me paani nhi aata kya ?
@@reshmi7605 That's what I do! I never travel abroad.. India is a mini world.. an amazing world..
@@Nitinverma-nd4gu Aata hai bhai aata hai! But yeh log jitna mazze se munh bana bana kar kha rahe hain utna hum thodi na khate hain😂
@@anushasehra1623 ye log moh maya se pare hai isiliye😂.....aur apne india ke aadhe logo me to khane ka moh itna hai ki maggi bhi khate hai to -last me plate chatna nhi bhulte😂😂😂😂😂
I love the way foreigners explain our indian food!
I hope you have a best trip!
Thanks for visiting 🥰
The positivity towards other cultures makes you such amazing humans. Love from India
Hey I remember meeting you guys and we had no clue that we were gonna end up in your video @1:49 😊
P.S. I found your video by accident but it's a real charm and you guys are amazing 😊😊
Hi From Morocco 🇲🇦👏🇲🇦
I love you guys, and I watch a ton of street food videos ! Y’all are so positive and cute. My husband and I are huge Indian foodies and have tried most things here in the states, but long to go to India to try it local!
Hiii I'm from India
Obsessed with your vlogs!!! They are the best!! ❤️
Ahh thank yu so so much!!!
Where are you from @madalda
Hiii.
مين عربى
I from Egypt
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I from India🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋
انا مصري
Hey Egyptian 👩🌾
Mo salah mo salah running down the wing
5:54 Finally someone corrected some tourists 👍
The same is applicable to the infamous "Chai Tea"... It's damn funny when I hear it 😄😄😄😄😄😄😄😄
Jess's reaction to gulab jamun was so genuine, it made me smile. Gosh, I miss Delhi street food even more now. Greetings from Canada.
The fact that they call almost everything a bread 😂
Because abroad they also have different varieties of bread categorised under the same name. They constitute similar ingredients but may come with some additional spices or in a different shape, etc.
@Li'l Squeak technically it's made of almost the same base ingredients, so yeah. But think like this, calling latte, cappuccino and espresso the same thing. I find it funny as an Indian, cause it does differ. No offence, it's cool
@@saniasudan8345 you can call latte, cappuccino and espresso the same thing as long as you call them coffee. That's how language works.
Amazing content 💛Next time when u visit India .... Try going for a north east tour also called 7 Sirters Tour and also try visiting our national Parks .... The nature has its own glory here
OMG how yummy is Indian breakfast 😍😍 we got super addicted to parantha when we there! Especially the potato one! There is just something so wonderful about eating street food. We didn't do any guided street food tours in India, but we wish we did, you really get to try some unique foods you wouldn't normally know where to find. Watching this made us hungry!
Enjoying your Indian series very much. Your enthusiasm, curiosity and polite demeanor make watching your exploration a pleasure.
It was "bedmi poori" dear, stuffed deep fried bread with potato curry. Nagori halwa is a sweet dish. What's you ate second is Nagori halwa. 🙂
That semolina sweet dessert is called "halwa " in india 😊😊
India is awesome and you capture it like that always😊🇮🇳
Both of you are pure at heart.....i feel so when i watched ur video...
It's funny how addictive their videos are even for an Indian like me! 😂
Thanks allot to upload such a sweet video..
Come India again.....
Please come to southern India. It’s even more beautiful.
Hahaha😅😂😂😂😂😂
*It is also beautiful sounds much better, doesn't it ?! :)
@@rks257 it' does but that's not what he meant
Why can't southern people appreciate north
Rohit257 correct
Love from India Beautiful thanks for visit India. 💕💕💕
We'll take the second option, the sweet Semolina😁👌🏻
It like you have the spicy potato curry one and end it with the sweet semolina one... basically halwa puri everywhere else in India.
Hii... am from india
It's good that you are having Anubhav sapra as your guide as he is the most knowledgeable person about Delhi food.
Cool video. The way you show your excitement for India is so genuine
I like it when you're specific about where the food is popular/where it's eaten. It can be misleading to say that a dish is popular for breakfast "in India" because it's so different all over the country. Looking forward to the rest of the videos!
Wish you guys have a great journey back home
As an Indian I cannot put across adequate words to see the joy on your faces whenever you tasted typical Indian food.
Very happy to see people like you enjoying Indian food.
Love to see you guys back.
Cheers👍
Your vlogs have literally opened my mind up thankyou
So, Anubhav Sapra showed you around! He is one of the best, so polite and knowledgeable.
Your editing skills is too good overall nice video
Main thing u respect indian culture... U luv india.. Hats off.. Love from india.. Visit again and show ur love for indian culture
Absolutely love your videos. The two of you are charming, informative and respectful of each culture you come across. Bravo.
Hiii I'm from India
I am from india. And i am glad that you guys came here and love our food. You are alwys welcome❤❤
Love from India ❣❣
I love that you show all of these snacks... so neat to get a peak into the food and culture! We're so super excited to go to India. We're actually in the midst of selling everything to travel full time with our toddler. :) We'll be documenting it all on our TH-cam if anyone's interested!
Sure will love to see
You are most welcome, do let me know if you hop around Bangalore
Thumbs up. Note one thing. Food culture varies from one place to another.If you go some 200 km away from current place, you'll get another food culture. So try to cover most of the places in India
I did that tour a couple of years ago - such fabulous food down those back streets!
4:34 Delhi food vlog spotted
You both made video delicious......i feel like hungry .....you have showed the all best Indian food ...loved it 😍😍😍😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😋
Love you bro from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳
Indian street food and all recipes of veg. And non veg is incredible many of the foreigners come to visit india for old architecture and rich culture and to eat many indian cuisine
India is the king of spice...🇮🇳
Hey Jessica, Love your travel vlogs. I know I am asking a bit out of your show content but can you please add somewhere sometime, a clipping on how you do your travel makeup . I love your natural glowy look. And with that as well, Would love to see what you carry in your travel makeup bag😉😁
carry a hanky. To wipe sweat off your face. you are traveling the streets not going to TV studio or date/party.
chill and enjoy the travel and food
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She always looks sooo nice! Definitely would love to know her secrets. My hair is always up with no makeup when travelling haha
@@xonekogairuox put a little of coconut oil to keep hair from drying out. Of course you'll have to wash your head/bath at end of the day to get rid of oil/dust.
This lady needs her own channel she's so detailed in everything and humble.
you guys are more sweet than breakfast...really😋🤗
Don't eat them !
Congo for 1 million 😊😊
I live in Delhi even I never explored Delhi that much
So much of eating.. Wow..Fabulous..Energetic video..with Lots of Smile
Very intersting 😍👏 always Amazing guys 🔥 have more Nice time ❤
Hi! I loved all your videos. Ur matching costumes,excellent narration. Y u didn't visit South India?
The way you said 'Swadishta' for delicious was veryyyy cute... 😍😄
Love your channel. It's my city and I'm glad you liking the food.😍
You guys are the best travel bloggers on the block. Filmed India beautifully
9:54 light bread! Hahaa..bhatura is my fav! And i am sure it's one of the heaviest food here...😁...OR I always end up eating it too much! 😂 Anyways....thanks for appreciating our food....and being so nice....Love from India 🇮🇳
Come to Maharashtra, love from india❤️
Love ur vlogs. I am from Goa and still I have not visited north India. Be safe. Crazy things are happening all over.
@sanjyot Nothing crazy is happening here which doesn't happen all over the world. Its the indian media which hypes and exaggerates the problems.
you are having food from the shops, which are exists from decades, I as a Indian, inviting you all the viewers from the out side of India to do come and visit such a beautiful places in India. Thanks and respect for this beautiful video
I grew in Delhi and 50 percent of the dishes were new even to me 😁 which one is your favorite?
Gulabjamun
Hiiii.... My favorite samosa
You are very inspiring for future Indian tourists...
Luv ur videos ❤❤❤❤
I love your reaction to the butter man Stephen.
hahaha love it!
@@flyingthenest it's made my day
0:42 The raod which leads to my first Diploma college... Nostalgia.
Anubhav Sapra needs to be taken on as a consultant by Delhi or India tourism ministry....Imagine the number of both Indian & Foreigners that he has taken to see all this....note the visbility each of these TH-camrs provides....He is probably promoting more tourism to India than a 100 babus from the tourism minstry....
Also, I cant believe you went to Kareem's and had Alu Matar instead of Nihari...major facepalm guys....bit the rest of the stuff was spot on....I really enjoy the sincerity & niceness that both of you exude...same for Anubhav Sapra as well
Namaskaram 🙏 welcome to India hope you enjoyed our indian culture traditions and customs and food really loved to watch that peoples from all around the world peoples loved India and really appreciate your kindness guys and you guys very pure heart and enjoy every moments with everyone around you stay blessed and love from Indian artist. Love you guys and stay safe.😊👍🙏❤️
U guys look so cute together😊
Very positive vibes always finding good things we welcome you both
I am so glad u guys chose Anubhav as your food guide. He is the the best Food guide in Delhi. Love the vlog !
I love the way when she react on the dish taste
We've just saw this video and what a amazing experience! We've been in Delhi last year and i wish we did this food tour. Some of our experience there and in other cities are in our channel. :)
Hii I'm from India
#Delhi is an ancient city.
Yaaaaaaaaay!!!!.. First!..
Hello to the both of you.. Take care always.. Love your videos guys.. Stay safe.. 💕🇨🇦🇵🇭
Naw hello!!!
@@flyingthenest I will definitely check the link of the tour you guys did.. I want to experience their culture too!.. 💕
We have an Indian resaturant here in my place (Regina, Saskatchewan) and I am really curious on what the food taste like so I will try to go there one of these days!.. 💕
@@07chrismas You might wanna look for the book "Indian currys" by Camellia Panjabi. She explains much about the diffrent food in different parts of india.
That reaction to Gulab Jamun !!!! Totally saw it coming.
That reaction to tea explains me why you were here for 200 years.
Welcome to India guys!! That was a decent coverage about North Indian breakfast. But you guys missed out on “Aloo Paranta” that is one staple breakfast item in north Indian houses.
& if you intend to travel South, it will have a totally different set of items.
Keep posting. Cheers.
0:26-0:29 How people look at those they love! ♥️
When you are come in india please try some special food like dosa , ras malai , manchuriyan , tanduri roti with paneer etc. 😉😉✌🏻
3:27 me after finishing my friends tiffin🤣
😂🤣🤣
Guys u both had almost every super delicious foods and sweets..... It was awesome to watch u enjoy them...
Go visit Himachal, Uttrakhand, North-East to see the heavenly nature's beauty
Hey guys..great video..really appreciate you guys trying literally the authentic street food of my city. One correction though, the dish labelled as Nagori Halwa is actually the Bedmi Poori and Aloo. And the one after that semolina pudding is the mouth watering Nagori Halwa. My favorites absolutely love them! ❤️
Guys, love your blogs, in case you need any help in Mumbai, (if you are planning )do let me know... Cheers
Enjoy the culture and food of India❤️
Would love to show you around Bengaluru if you're planning to head south of India