🇫🇷 WHAT TV GOT WRONG ABOUT FRANCE! American Couple Reacts "French Stereotypes - Vrai ou Faux"
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- 🇫🇷 WHAT TV GOT WRONG ABOUT FRANCE! American Couple Reacts "French Stereotypes - Vrai ou Faux" | The Demouchets REACT France
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French traditionnal cuisine is not spicy. Salt, pepper, mustard. But there is restaurznts from all over the world including our overseas islands or from africa. The population here is very mixed so you can find everything.
Et au bou d'un moment est ce une bonne chose ? Faut il poser une limite ? Parceque des rues sont entierement grand remplacées culinairement parlant
@@user-gq8rw6hf9v tout a fait vrai
@@user-gq8rw6hf9v boohoo, y'a des rue avec des kebab et des resto asiat, un vrai cauchemar.
Y en a y voit le mal partout
@@telmobrito519 ....
For the restaurant,the chef don’t offers you food, but an experience. His experience. It’s a complete one. If you want to change things, it’s not the chef experience anymore.
It’s ok to not like his experience and go to others restaurants to have others experiences.
If you want your experience…just cook your food at home😂.
😂 This is the reason we cook a lot. However, while in France we want their experience.
My husband is from Paris so I’ve been to France many times. They do ask you how you want your steak:). Just don’t salt and pepper until you taste it like she said. Also, I’ve found they don’t generally like hot spiced foods….hubby loves Indian food and he said it was quite bland, not spicy hot. When asked, the staff told him many of their customers wouldn’t show up if it was hot. That may be changing slowly, so I guess it depends where you are in France. Most important thing is “Bonjour madam or monsieur” when you enter any shop or restaurant. I forgot this form once and never again lol.
C'est la base de dire bonjour !! Aucune éducation.
yes, most restaurants will still ask you how much you'd like your meat cooked, the problem might be that not everyone has the same definitions for what is "well done" or others
Also: you're perfectly allowed to season it more, the faux pas would be to season it more before even tasting it ;)
It’s good to know this will not be offensive to the culture. Thanks Joseph:
i worked as a server in paris and the problem is not the definition, it's the understanding of english, generally every server know what "well done" is because it's the most asked in english but if you ask "medium", "rare" or "medium-rare" in english it's at your own risks, you have better chance of having what you want if you say it in french.
in order from the less cooked to the most :
- Bleu (barely cooked)
- Saignant (rare)
- à point (medium-rare)
- Bien cuit (well done) i believe "medium" is somewhere between "medium-rare" and "well done" but nobody want to annoy the cook so "medium" is generally translated in "medium-rare"
@@TheDemouchetsREACT salt and pepper might not be offensive (I mean, except if you put the whole lot in there 😅) but tabasco might be... Because it's viewed as an another taste entirely, like you're changing the whole point of the course. Especially in traditional restaurants. But yeah... french cuisine is sometimes a little blend, except some speciality from the south. I mean the cliché about white people's food is kinda real... and french traditional cuisine comes from white people. (No hate, I'm white too, but just... when I come back to my parents who cook/and go to restaurants with only traditional french food - and maybe a little italian - I realise I was used to it but actually love indian, mexican food, and use more and more spices when cooking for myself - my mother hates when I cook for her now lol)
Though in (good) traditional restaurants I generally find it has enough savours to not need that much seasoning.
Putting salt, pepper yes, we can, but sticking "Tabasco" everywhere is a major insult to our cooking. If it is essential to your survival, go to restaurants for this type of cuisine, but not to a traditional restaurant.
Emily in paris is full of cliche, any Parisians would laugh about it.
I hope you go to France one day, and I really ask you to please try it without spicing or salting it before tasting it, it will not be spicy or seasoned, but you might be surprised. In the US you need to salt a lot because the food quality is terrible, i got sick when i was there my belly was heavy on the stomack all the time… but try it for real (with an open mind), you might fall in love :)
Most restaurants will ask how you want your meat to be cooked when you are ordering a steak. However some meats, like duck, are supposed to be cooked a certain way and the chef will totally say no to any changes.
i don't get the tabasco sauce argument here, tabasco sauce have a strong taste, (not just spycing thing up), that can alter the actual seasoning the chef already did.
Like putting ketchup on pasta that was already in a special sauce.
I never understood the argument off "food that doesn't make you cry is bland", sauce or texture can have a lot of flavor without being spicy tho ?
I imagine you putting Tabasco in a "boeuf bourgugnon"...aaahhhh...hem, scary !
Quand je vois ton logo de la France islamiste....j'ai envie de vomir
C'est une injure
french food is not blend , it s seasonned but not hot seasonned, they use hebers (basil,garlic, rosemary and so on, dijon mustard ( not confuse with the american mustard) which is close to the wasabi.
I am french and it was interresting to listen you ! Merci
16:00 The idea and tone you express is important (not the words you use, but the idea. We understand that people don't speak the language and can use the wrong words). It's not "You did it wrong" it's "I TRIED (very important part), it's not my taste. Cultural differencies, I didn't know. Can it be cooked longer ?". Even french people sent plates back sometimes or use tabasco/salt/pepper 🙂
Taste is different for everybody
And yes, we ask how people want their steak^^
15:59 Yeah… knowing the cook has *studied* cooking for years in school, got two diplomas for it, and has more than 10 years of experience as a professional cook, and has received stars as a reward from various professional critics, you customer don't teach her or him.😂
If you want to control every detail of your meal, you don't need a French restaurant: what you need in that case is a food processor, a robot.
In France, we have to keep in mind that, although THE CUSTOMER IS KING, THE COOK IS GOD.
Of course, you can ask for adaptations, indicate your preferences or allergies. Of course you can, and should (and will probably be asked if it matters)! But it's best to do it *before* you order, and not on a whim. Because afterwards, it's a bit too late: the job's done. *A twice-cooked steak doesn't taste the same as a once-cooked steak.*
thank
you les desmouchets...fun, thinking i'm liviving "rue des mouchets", near by versailles palace .. :)
We french tends to hate emily in Paris as it's pretty much full of sh*t, and as someone working retail : we do try to give our customers the highest quality of service but we have pride and if you're starting to complain for stuff that prove to be unfair you gotta expect to be laughed at or even kicked out. And please, do not bring that tabasco sauce, everybody would look at you in real bad way XD.
😭😭😂😂 at least taste it before (every French, have been told that when there was toddlers)
Ho men from a french dude your "the baby is loud" just killed me 😂 like its in USA nature 😅
Hahaha the southern in yall came right up when it was time for the seasoning.
If you ever come to france dont worry they season your shit right but yeah it's always a good thing to tell the waiter what you like or if you have allergies and whatnot but dont worry they arent as snob as the waiter in the clip was.
Often times they'll be embarrassed more than they'll be argumentive. Especially because they want a tip, these fancy places are valuing customer service it's within their prides. Paris is the city with the most Michelin stars in the world for a reason, right ?
if you will come in france, buy a travel book name "guide du routard"
She says she doesn’t know where the French cliche that frenchies smoke cigarettes .. well 33% of them actually smoke , facts . Stats. And it is noticeable. It’s 3x more than the US
In France, sure, if you went to a restaurant, you'll choose the way of cookof your meal or meat... I mean for a steak... the waiter will ask you BEFORE.. .but if you have chosen believing it is "saignant" and in fact, it's not saignant you wanted... you will have it "saignant" and if you tell the waiter that the steak is not saignant as you wanted, it's your problem, you asked saignant, the way a professionel will cook it... Then your steak won't come back in the kitchen because YOu did a mistake. In USA, if you asked wrong and change your mind, the waiter and the chef may obeys your will, not in France.
Hello American friends, from a French, I will suggest you to visit other French regions than Paris area. Of course you can visit the main Parisian monuments, but Paris is not "France" anymore, it's international.
There is so much to see, better than Paris ! Mountains, countrysides, forests, beaches, castles, monuments... and so much more !
Hate to see the tourists being stolen when they eat overpriced shit in Paris... So sad ! But the poor tourists don't know... for them it's supposed to be normal : It's Paris
The Deeeeep south🤣🤣 ... Sierra looking like she will get up in that kitchen herself... I can understand trying it as is before you criticise or add anything else, but I need a lil scotch bonnet country pepper on my food. I love when local people review American shows about their countries and culture! The stereotypes are funny💚💛🖤
DEEEEPPP okay😂 I don’t mind being on seasoning duty. We definitely try it as it is beforehand (I don’t think I made that clear), but if all I taste is a flour paste or a gamy taste, the hot sauce is coming out😂
@@TheDemouchetsREACT 🤣🤣
Being from europe, Fench people salt their dishes just right, Spanish people already season way more and it’s on the limit for me, but America ?? Yall don’t season the food, yall want the taste of salt, which is crazy. if I can taste the salt this is a maaajor issue for me
Salt?😂 You’re definitely not talking about us.
You go to other peoples house and season their food?! 😳
The food in their pots and pans? No.
@@TheDemouchetsREACT but the food on your plates?
Many American citizens in France are, indeed, almost as deafening as if they were speaking at 1/3 the volume of Italians. 😂
Pour la langue pourquoi penser que les Français doivent apprendre votre langue pour communiquer avec vous alors que vous ne faites pas l'effort d'apprendre la nôtre. La politesse est importante.
As a french none of you speak too loud but that intro music is
And honestly, if you say bonjour,je ne parle pas francais. Everyone is going to help you
❤❤❤❤❤ i love yur accent french so cut great kiss from paris
Much love!
ok, we NEED you to come in France guys ! 😉
Hum if you like spicy food and go to Paris, you better take the tabasco with you lol...in those regions of europe (France, Belgium, Holland...)they don't eat spicy. I met some people, even some black pepper was too much for them. But you can find spicy food in indian or chinese restaurants
because our food does not need spices to have taste (or our taste is really different :p) but often the spices mask the taste of our gastronomy so we do not use it :)
nice
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Emily in Paris has not been created for a French audience. It is a good TV series but it is made to attract viewers that already have a false image of Paris or France. Which is the same cause fort most foreigners France is Paris. It's not made to make people think differently or evole or discover the true Paris or France. As a French person nothing much in Emily in Paris is accurate. But it doesn't have to be it's a damn TV series. Made to entertain the mass. Not a documentary. If you want to know France, Emily in Paris is not a good way to do it. But if you want to be reassured about what you think about France is the truth then yes.
3:36 As a native French speaker, I can't guess what you just said in that weird non-English language of yours.
"Laissez le bon thé bruler!" (let the good tea burn!), perhaps? Which doesn't make much sense to me.
Is it Creole? Oh, that's Cajun (Acadian), right?
I looked it up and apparently it's "Laissez les bons temps rouler". According to Wikipedia, it's a word-for-word translation of the English phrase "let the good times roll" into Cajun French.
The French do not smoke more than the Americans but they are many more to smoke.
For the cigarette thing she is so wrong, idk where those stats come from but people ask me for a cigarette on the street everyday even 5 times a day
Des sdf certainement ou fauché. Je ne vois pas beaucoup de gens fumé dans la rue moi je déteste cela et trouve que c'est impoli
@@carmenstrugarek6296 alors je ne sais vraiment pas où tu habite mais des mec en costards at lycée dans la rue tout les 5 m on me demande une clope
lol during a few days I helped an american movie director doing researches in Paris for an upcoming film and each morning we would go to a café to get a breakfast, and I'd be only drinking the coffee, never eating anything but smoking tons of cigarettes. She told me once "Damn you're always smoking but you never eat". Hahahaha.
Super ton anecdote......😅
whaaaaaat is she enven french
Vous certainement 😂
Ceux qui juge notre cuisine ne savent pas apprécier. Je n'aime pas la cuisine américaine mais je préfère la cuisne asiatique, maghrébine et indienne sans viande, j'ai visité les U.S.A. de New-York à la Louisiane et je n'ai pas u. Souvenir mémorable de la cuisine, en Louisiane c'est correct sauf la patisserie soit dit française qui pour moi était exécrable trop sucrées et franchement pas française
Ceci dit je ne juge pas tout les plats et je pense que la cuisine et affaire de goût
Shz us not fshe is not french thats for sure
Crétin vous juger sans connaître. Et vous généraliser je vous trouve grossier
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