Why the French Love America?
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- čas přidán 6. 04. 2019
- Coucou tout le monde! Today I’m going to share with you what I love about the United States. France and the United States have quite a few cultural differences and there are things that are specific to the US that I love.
I know some of you (americans) wonder what do Europeans think about America and in this video I'm gonna answer part of this question by talking about things I love and miss about the US.
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Hi Guys! So today I wanted to share what I love and miss about the United States! As you can tell I'm pretty damn excited about peanut butter and pumpkins haha
Ever had pumpkin soup? So good in the fall and winter. 😉 Ew, American food? McDonald's? 😂😂😂😂😋😋😋 NY/NJ best pizza, period. 😁😁😁🤙🤘Did you get a chance to see the Redwood trees in northern cali? MT Olympic in Washington state is absolutely gorgeous.
So you didn’t mention BBQ? Where were you in the U.S.?
You need a peanut butter connection back in the US. Someone to send you large jars of it.
I'm from buffalo ny and we have a lot of love for Lafayette. He has a statue and a street
I live in Michigan which is not too far from Pennsylvania. I have a large group of friends and we go camping quite often. We will spend 3 or 4 days hiking, canoeing and cooking over campfires. Each night ends with a camp fire, a few drinks, listening to music and talking to all my good friends. Sounds like you would love it.
I am French who grew up in America and have lived here ever since. I must say, I miss my heritage but love America.
Rikk Kretue yeah i felt that when I was living in the US. I was super happy to be there but I missed home and French culture a lot !
@@manonbtravels6343 Where would you rather live. US or France?
Marcus Melton I think for the long term France but I would love to live in the US again for but maybe if I get an internship or something
I am glad you love America, but I have to say as an American who has been to France - I don't blame any French person who misses the food there. French food is truly awesome.
@@sucram1015 Oh please dont ask people those types of questions! thats so awkward! Never be offended if people prefer their home! Most of us prefer their home!
wow. sounds like she actually got to know america a little bit. most people just go to the big cities and dont appreciate the nuances.
yeah I got to stay for 5 years so I got to visit different places and meet a lot of different people !
I love how she says peanut burtur
haha do I say it really weird ?
Not at all - just with your accent it's cute!
@@manonbtravels6343 it's adorable.
@@manonbtravels6343 it sounds sexy the way u say it 😊
@@manonbtravels6343 it's not weird, it's endearing.
I'm french, and I really like the USA. I went to Milwaukee during 1 month and it was great. Nice vidéo !!
G-Buzy thank you!! I do too, hopefully I can go back in the next few years!
@@manonbtravels6343 You're welcome ! Patience is mother of safety.
G-Buzy patience is key
Glad you liked my city, Milwaukee
I am glad you enjoyed your visit to my home town. Unlike New York and LA, we are not as used to European visitors, so when they visit people try to be very nice to them.
You love America and no doubt America loves you! Hope you come back some day.
SevenThunderful I’ll welcome beautiful French girls like her anyday instead of all the the illegals draining our country and providing nothing in return but more debt and burden on legal tax payers.
America loves GOOD people! So good people from any culture or nation is welcome to share their best and their unique perspective on life!
What a interestingl video from a gorgeous French girl. I so glad you love America the beautiful.
John Creighton thanks that’s super sweet !!
I love France, I’m glad that you like the US. ❤️🇫🇷🇺🇸 thank you for your video. Great job!
Lori Delia thanks! Yeah I love the US, hope I can go back soon! 😌
let's come together and not let our governments divide us we all bleed the same
Refreshing hearing someone from europe say they like things about america. 👍
I wish more people here loved America like you. 😊❤️🇺🇸
Lord Marshall - I think she enjoys life a lot.
True so many here dont realize they live in a great country, Not saying its perfect but i wouldnt want to live any place else. I live in Iowa and see tons of pumpkins every fall.
@@Richard-nu1sv People take for granted what they have always known. When I was in Europe, I liked and appreciated the European cultures but I became very aware of being American in a way I never had before. And I realized how much I loved my own country.
@@Richard-nu1sv i love iowa im french and i love this city because slipknotttttttttttt ✌🏼 Corey Taylor is a master ! God bless America
I think the American tendency to decorate is an echo of de Tocqueville's observations about the American tendency for volunteerism. When you decorate you are really doing it as a gift to the observers.
I'm glad to know that there are many French who love America.
Seriously it's a pleasant surprise, I usually see Europeans always shitting on the US.
@@brownjatt21 One of the most patriotic Americans I have known was a Frenchman who came to this country in 1939. He worked as an assistant chef in the French pavilion at the World's Fair and stayed when WWII broke out. He later joined the Army and landed on Omaha Beach on D Day. That is not how he envisioned returning to his native land. He served as a translator in France during the war and went back to America and owned a French restaurant there. He was both very proud of his French heritage and very proud of his Army service and American citizenship. It meant a lot to him that he had helped to free his native land.
@@brownjatt21 All of Europe loves America. The only ones who don’t like USA are british people who are jealous of USA hegemony.
I've heard that the French government hates America
@@angelpaige2143 nah not really
I love French not because they took a stand to help the U.S. is because they’re culture there people amazing, & the food is stunning & delicious. Thank you French people for everything the U.S. may not show a lot of respect for you but in 4 of July we think about you & think how you got us here 1 step can get you anywhere Thank You.
I’m from Pennsylvania in the US and I love that you enjoyed visiting our beautiful state!! We definitely do enjoy our bonfires, cookouts and our gorgeous Fall season!!! Please come back and enjoy our hospitality 💖
Yeah I hope I can visit again soon !! thank you :)
The French love the US just like the US loves France, the French people and everything French......a match made in heaven
Are you high? We make fun of France all time
@@tp9270 Only impressionable idiots make fun of France. Patricians like Thomas Jefferson and George S Patton love the French.
@@galatian5 this is truly based
@@tp9270 have you been there? The first meal an American eats in France is typically the greatest meal of their life.
@@nmatthew7469 I'll agree with that. My brother had a layover there on his way back from Yemen and he brought back croissants for my parents. They said they were amazing. Sadly the little bast*rd didn't bring me any. 😂😂😂
I’m american and i love learning about france and i love the french language! 🇫🇷 ❤️🇺🇸
1. Holiday celebrations - pumpkins
2. Food - peanut butter, corn bread, etc.
3. Travel in the US
4. Bon fires
These videos are great. Short, to the point, happy.
Scott Albers thank you !! 😊
There is nothing quite like a slow Southern night with a bonfire, a guitar, and a cooler full of beer, and something beautiful to put your arms around. That's how we do it down in Dixie. 🤘🏻
MudRunner2005 yeah honestly the best !!
Interesting. I always thought the French hated us. Having said that, I must admit the best dinner I ever had in my life was in Avignon, France.
Hahaha yeah French food is pretty great !
I'm so glad you mentioned the diversity between states. A lot of people don't realize that it can really feel like going to another country when you visit another state. I would venture to say that there can also be a culture shock going from one city or town to another. Asheville, NC is a little over an hour away from me and it's vastly different from my town.
I love your accent. The french language is the prettiest sounding language there is!
LophophoraWilliamsii thank you !! ☺️
@@manonbtravels6343 Beautiful language, but very difficult for an American to pronounce well. When I was in France, I was very shy about speaking French, after a guy in Paris made fun of my accent. After that, I didn't dare speak French.
@@dm-gq5uj Try to go Montreal, Quebec & practice French. They won’t make fun of your French :). They have nice bagels 🥯 too.
@sima sima I speak French, but I too fear about being made fun of haha. Québécois français is not the French I’m used to, but I really want to visit Québec one day :)
@@dm-gq5uj I hear ya! I ran into that in Quebec with my ex wife who was fairly fluent as an anglophone. She studied French Immersion, and while she was fluent on a native level she understood nearly everything.
Hi Manon. Thank’s for your perspective. I’ve lived in 3 different corners of the US and have traveled through 38 states and you can easily experience true culture shock between states. People from outside the US often don’t understand America’s diversity. As we say here, Great video! Et à la française, pas mal ce vidéo. Lol
Millenimillers yeah it’s so true! The states is such a unique country for that. So many different cultures. I think it can be annoying sometimes because of the different laws and stuff but it’s also a blessing because you can see and experience so many different things in your own country.
It's refreshing to hear from someone from France who actually likes the U.S. 😀
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@@michaelchiado3507 no here it is €€€€€€€ hhaha
Yeah I loved my time there, it will always be in my heart now even if I'm back in France !
@@manonbtravels6343 LOL
@@manonbtravels6343 Well keep us posted about France, please! My only window into your country is through France24, and when I can pick up a copy of France-Amerique magazine.
I'm a resident of PA so I loved the comments & compliments about our state.
Great vid! Not too long, not too short... straight to the point, and entertaining!
Keep it up, M!
Hoosier Fan thank you !! ☺️
Glad you liked Arizona!! I travel all over the US for work and can’t imagine living in any other state lol greeting from Flagstaff Arizona!!!
Alex Paddock yeah so far one of the best state I’ve been too ! Don’t know if I could live there tho haha too hot !!
Hi Manonb - I love your channel. Thank you for brightening my day.
Thanks for your video. It's interesting to hear people from different cultures and different countries. I like how you explain things that are new to you. Cheers!
thank you !! :D I love that too U watched so many videos like that before starting my own channel.
You are right....Americans will go "over the top" decorating for any holiday....large or small. Halloween, Christmas, Valentines Day....on and on. Glad you brought that behavior back to France. Watch your friends heads spin, when you go "over the top" decorate for holidays in France...big or small!
dana asher yeah I probably will be the one decorating my entire house when I get my own! just need to make some money first haha
@@jason-ed6qs Many 20th century Jews from Germany would disagree. The media in the USA want you to believe that crime only happens in America. Do some traveling to other countries and see how many lies you believe.
I better not watch too many of your video’s cause I am falling in love with you 🥰😘😜
You are a great ambassador for France !!🇫🇷
I'm glad you came and I''m glad you had fun. Come back soon!
I’m so glad you like the USA. I absolutely love France and the food, people and really everything . ❤️🇺🇸❤️🇫🇷
Glad you like France as well ! It is nice to appreciate other countries as well as your own
So glad you enjoyed your time in the US. You bring a lot of cheer to others.
Thank you !! :)
I was in Lyon, France, back in May of 2012. I loved my week stay there. True, the U.S. has so much to offer, but the food, wine, history and architecture in France were amazing too. You're glad you got to visit the U.S. I've been blessed to have stayed in France, for a week. Got to spend one day in Geneva, Switzerland too.
Yeah for sure I love France and I'm so happy and proud of being French, I love architecture ! I love how many amazing buildings, houses or even castles we have. I will make a video about castles probably ! Switzerland is amazing, it is so beautiful i want to go back soon !
@@manonbtravels6343 French heritage here too, along with Irish and English.
@@manonbtravels6343 The French have contributed so much to the word it is incredible! France was the pre-eminent world power for centuries, and as they used to say, when France sneezed, Europe would catch a cold! i have met many Polish people in the US who had many good things to say about France and the French! The only bad thing about the French is . . . they live so darn far away!
Makes me so proud that she gets all the positives about the USofA I stopped when she talked about how different regions of my country is like going to a totally different country. I am fortunate because I have been to like 6 or so different countries and to hear a person from France or somewhere else really get the US is so cool.
Delighted by your video appreciating typical seasonal and everyday activities that you enjoyed in your stay here. Hope you get to return and experience more of the United States. It's a big country and even to us born here can feel like culture shock when visiting states in different regions.
Hallo! Glad you enjoyed American. You are our first military ally and helped us win independence. Friends forever, Viva la France.
That's awesome! I'm from SW PA near Pittsburgh. Glad you had fun!
Nice video!
PEANUT BUTTER is like, ONE of the FOUR FOOD GROUPS!!
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I live in Pennsylvania and the fires in the backyard are amazing. I'm so happy you had the chance to experience that!
Just found your channel. Awesome job. I like that you're picking up American sayings.
Charles Xavier thank you !!
@@manonbtravels6343 where else in the states do you want to travel to?
Charles Xavier i would love to do more natural parks like Yellowstone !!
I'm from Arizona, just north of Flagstaff. I have no doubt that you passed thru my small town of Cameron. It's about 30 minutes east of the Grand Canyon. Hope you enjoyed my part of the U.S. It snowed here in the past week too. I am also from Diné (Navajo) Tribe.
Yes Arizona is breathtaking !! I want to go back there for sure. So many beautiful things to see, the only thing I had a hard time with was the warmth hahah
It's nice to hear positive things from anyone french. I think all too often we are at odds for some reason. I love the French and the food there, and it warms my heart when I hear good things from anyone who is french. Keep up the awesome videos I'm now a new subscriber. I'm glad I found your channel.
I'm sure many French can make the same claims about Americans.
@@TheRyan4778 Really? i think most of us are fed positive images of France and the French. it seems like the only times we are at odds is when iraq is the topic. But I routinely here the most stereotyped feedback from Europeans when I chat online, so i assume they are fed a lot of negative propaganda on the US!
Manon- if you get back to the USA in the next couple of years or so you have to come down South. You talk about different culture,accent, food etc. It's in the South.
jimmy baker I would love to !! And try some southern food !! Haha love me some grits and hush puppies
@@manonbtravels6343- Yes, it would be hard to say you had been in the Southern United States if you couldn't say you had eaten grits, hush puppies, country ham, banana pudding or peach cobbler to name a few Southern foods. Manonb, their is one other thing we are known for in the South. And that is 'Our Southern Hospitality'. You would be welcomed with open arms.
@@jimmybaker2845 yeah I heard of that !! I will have to go check them for myself haha :)
Just came back from Paris, Amsterdam, Rotterdam and Brussels and out of all the languages I wanna learn French. The language of Love!
I tried a little bit of dutch and found it more difficult than people say it is. it is thought to be one of the easier languages for anglophones to learn because of so many similarities in grammar and words. I actually found German easier as far as word similarities.
Hello!!
Love your channel
Scott Marshall thank you !!
as someone who lives in az, this video made me appreciate living here even more :)
Nice that you got straight to the points. Many ramble on or have excessively long intros or music.
I didn’t know the love for autumn was so unequally American 🤣
I have visited France. Beautiful country and I was well received there. Glad you enjoyed your time in the United States.
I love France because your country has came to aid ours in times of need dating way way back.
oh you actually made another one that is right good for you👏
Vale stuff yeahhhh! Let’s hope it last
yep
It is so amusing to listen to you speak about what you missed about the US. Very endearing.
Yeah, my wife and I LOVE France. We pretty much love Europe. We've met so many wonderful people while traveling here at home in the USA and in Europe. Glad you love my country.
@Bas Boone Wow. Well you may know more than I, but I usually find that when I travel and meet folks, 99% are wonderful, friendly and interesting. But thanks for your point of view.
I loved your video. I don’t know if you realize how comical you are, but I was laughing out loud while you were discussing pumpkins. And truthfully, since childhood I’ve always loved pumpkins, Halloween in general, and autumn weather. I love the French word, pontiron. I was in France in 1984 (I was 17) on a school exchange program, and I had three amazing weeks there. I would love to go back, and plan to do so. Thank you for your entertaining perspective. I can’t always identify what constitutes consummately-American culture. Hearing your thoughts helped me recognize certain traditions we practice in the US are not necessarily performed abroad. Good stuff! By the way, you have mastered the English language.
Fall in eastern Pennsylvania is fun. I drive up every year for pumpkin and apple picking.
Kevin Borland yeah I love and miss that ! Such a fun time
Love this vid
Thank you :)
So much talk about the food you like. It's clear you are a foodie! Moi aussi.
Hanging around a bonfire with good music, good friends and good food is basically heaven on earth. I’m surprised more countries don’t do this.
Yeah it is one of the best feeling !
@@manonbtravels6343 You dont do bon fires on st jean baptiste day in France? I always thought that was a customary way to celebrate that day in France?
I love American food, too! But as an American, I can admit that French cuisine is MY favorite 🥰😋
Angela Rasmussen French cuisine is so amazing hahah love it !! But I miss Americans desserts mostly
Manonb travels I love French bread! And the commitment to baking. I would love to visit France but I won't until I learn the language.
Yeah we love to eat snails here in the states.
@@manonbtravels6343 Have you ever tried Russian desserts? I LOVE Russian cakes, but now i know why they are 'bigger' people! LOL Very rich, but nearly divine!
Glad you felt welcomed and were treated well. Hope to visit France one day.
Yeah I've been to France. I would have given you my airline ticket if I knew.
Exactly! very happy that our fellow Americans rolled out the red carpet for her!
The Fall season is also the harvest season. Plus we have Halloween and Thanksgiving in the Fall. Good reasons to celebrate.
I am from northwest pennsylvania I am glad you enjoyed your time here.
You're a pumpkin now. Fall is a beautiful season here in the Midwest and North East. All the leaves turn colors, the nights are cool and brisk, and the stars twinkle bright. Perfect bond fire weather. Sounds like you were able to experience the real America with good people. I'm glad you did. Hope you get to visit again soon.
I live 15 minutes from Zions national park and you are right this area is breath taking!!!!!! if you come back I would be happ6to show you the non tourist attractions that are also very incredible! I am glad you enjoyed your time here!!!
Pumpkins are a native north American crop. Traditional foods are a really important part of native and modern American culture. I'm surprised how many Europeans don't think America had traditional agriculture, but about half the world's agricultural crops originated in the Americas. We love our native foods! 🥰😋
Excellent video. Thank you from the 🇺🇸!
Thank you for your comment :)
You made me very happy watching this video!
I would love to send you a box full of peanut butter goodies from North Carolina if you have a PO Box in France
I started traveling to France for Business about 20 years ago. Your restaurants, serve some of the best food I have ever eaten.
Bart Taylor yeah love me some French food !! Haha
I'm so glad you love our Country! We are blessed to live here,although I would love to travel and see other places. I think of France as a romantic place.LOL
Judy White I don’t know if it’s that romantic but you should come visit for sure !! Haha so many cute little towns and big castle to see !
PA in the fall is gorgeous. If you're coming back soon, you should go to Scranton for the St Patrick's Day Parade.
Yes it's beautiful, love the tress changing colors
Yes!!! Coming from south east Kansas Bonfires are the absolute best especially in the fall and spring
Zachariah yes I love them !! Such a great atmosphere
This is awesome
Omg I didn’t realize how much I miss Buffalo chicken dip. I’ve been living in France for about 6 months now. I’ll be returning to the states in the summer, but hopefully coming back to France in September. I love living here but I definitely miss American food sometimes
I enjoyed your video. My mother is French, and I was born and raised in Southern California. I have relatives in France. I had a great times when I visited them in France. 🇺🇸 🇫🇷 👍✌️👏👏👏
That's awesome !! It is always cool to have different roots
Did you make it to Michigan? There's a town called Frankenmuth that has a Christmas store that draws people from all over the world. If you didn't make it here you can see it on their website. We go there a lot, it's only 10 minutes away. The store is called Bronners, and if you like Christmas lights you'll love it.
My favorite smell is my clothes after a bonfire! Thanks for this great video, and as an American that has lived abroad, I'm sure you will understand that I brought peanut butter with me 😆
Haha yes the smell of bonfire is great ! Haha well I wish I could have travelled with croissants to the US, so to each his own haha
I have spend time in Paris and Niece. I LOVED the people, the culture, and especially the food! I have lived in PNW, (Oregon and Washington) my whole life, and I identify with spending time around the fire. It is quite chilly here in fall, and the summer/fall tradition of friends and family relaxing by a fire is well known. My favorite college memories are all tied to the Oregon coast. (we can still have large fires, but sleeping is restricted)
You should look up the Gilroy garlic festival in California....if you get the chance you should go it’s fun. Jut be wary of the garlic ice cream XD. There’s also an underground garden in Fresno that was made by an Italian immigrant you should see! I have a feeling you’d absolutely adore it.
Glad you like America your right the Fall season is beautiful not only the leaves turning colors and enjoying everything Pumpkin but you should go check out a College Football game, alot fun and great to enjoy tailgating at the games.
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"Fall season is like a holiday." So is Spring, Summer, and Winter. We just get into having fun with things here. :)
NJ here! Should of visited. 🇺🇸
Back in 1995 the high school my son was going to hosted a number of French exchange students. When they were getting ready to go home they were all packing their suitcases with as many jars of peanut butter as they could stuff in there. :) Appreciate your open mindedness and appreciation for our country. I wish more Americans would appreciate their own country. Most countries have things unique to them that can really be appreciated and enjoyed if you just allow yourself to take that country as they are. That goes for Americans travelling to other countries too. I enjoyed Egypt in the late 1980s when I was there with the MFO. Learning, accepting, and appreciating it for what it is instead of judging it for how it wasn't where we were from. Thank you for doing that here. As they say in the south. "Y'all come back, ya hear!"
We love the sexy sound of a French women speaking English...
There has been a bit of a pumpkin thing going on my whole life with pumpkin pies associated with the autumn. But everything else pumpkin has only become a thing for about ten years.
Stephen Benner well I want it to come to France !! Haha
I visited Paris about 35 years ago and spoke with a young French woman while riding a bus. She said one of the things she loved about visiting America and missed when she got back to France was peanut butter. So you're not alone in that. That being the case, I think I know how you can make your fortune in France. The recipe for peanut butter couldn't be simpler: ground peanuts, oil and possibly (depending on preference) a sweetener of some kind. Something to think about. If I ever happen to notice Manonb brand peanut butter on the store shelf, I'll know you went for it.
Thats great advice! But i think the reason why they dont have peanut butter is because they dont have Goober Peas there! LOL Goober Peas (peanuts) are native to North America/Central America, so unless she brought some back to France. It also depends on what part of France she is from. Not sure if Goober Peas would grow in Northern parts of France?
Your command of English is excellent -- tres fait. Allez les bleus!
awee merci !! I appreciate it :)
I love her pumpkin explanation 1:26
I'm addicted to pumpkin pie right now.
Pumpkin pie is amazing, I miss it !
It's good to remember that it was the French who gave us the Statue of Liberty. Thank you France!
Manon, you should ask someone in the US that you trust for a cookbook from a church fund raising event. It is a common in smaller communities for all the ladies to submit their favorite family recipes to the book to be published. I imagine you have all the ingredients in France. Imagine all the pumpkin and peanut butter recipes you might find!
Peter Greenwald actually there are thing i can’t find or really hard to find here ! But yeah I should for sure try to cook some of my fav American food again
@@manonbtravels6343 It is trivially easy to make your own peanut butter. If you have access to raw roasted peanuts and a blender, you can have all that you want.
www.thekitchn.com/how-to-make-homemade-peanut-butter-cooking-lessons-from-the-kitchn-199110
Might want then to send some measuring cups and spoons with it. You have to remember they use metric outside the U.S. that way they don't need Todo the math to convert the recipe to metric unless they really like it.
@@kdrapertrucker Google is our friend! They have many british ex Pats in france so i am sure they have the odd thing in the Imperial system
I am guessing that you visited the Grand Canyon when you were in Arizona and maybe Sedona. The desert of south central and south east Arizona have the very well known Saguaro cactus, which can grow to over 12 meters tall. Also, did you get to Visit New York City, Los Angeles, San Francisco or Chicago?
Joe Dazey yes I did !! I did a roadtrip in Arizona and Utah and it was wonderful. I’ve been to New York and Chicago !! It was a lot of un and would love to go back back to NYC
@@manonbtravels6343 NYC is a great town! Should you go back, I would recommend 2 things to do if you haven't done already. That is 1-take a trip on the Staten Island ferry. It is a 20 minute ride across the New York harbor. It passes near the Statue of Liberty, which, of course, donated by the French. Best of all, it is FREE!. 2- Take a good portion of a day to explore at least one other NYC borough than just Manhattan (Brooklyn, Queens, The Bronx and Staten Island (not counting the Staten Island ferry trip. That is because there are considerably less tourists in these boroughs compared to Manhattan. So you get a better feel for what NYC is like to the locals.
Reeses (peanut butter chocolate) will change your life. And possibly made me gain 20 pounds once buying discount reeses after holidays. Lol
NOSTALGIC hahaha I do love Reese’s ! Especially from chocolate factories, they are so good !!
Buffalo chicken dip? You need to make a whole episode on this. I have no idea what that is but it looks delicious
It's simply one of the best thing everrrr haha
French food is awesome!
bart thomassen thomassen I can agree with that love me some French food !
Hey Manon. Dave here. New viewer from the U.S.. Do you have a favorite peanut butter brand? Sometimes it's a hard brand to fine but it's called Peter Pan peanut butter only here in the US. That's my favorite next to jif.
If you really like to decorate for holidays especially Christmas! you should visit Bronner's in Frankenmuth Michigan USA. People from all over the world come to visit here. It's the largest Christmas store in the world. Also The city of Frankenmuth is a German themed town with great food.
Try this easy recipe: 16 oz of velveeta cheese (or cream cheese if you have to), one can of rotel (choose you're heat range), and one pound of sausage (I much prefer hot italian) . Cook sausage, the heat all in the microwave. Serve with corn chips to dip. Yummy. Great for bring your own parties, etc.
I think you are a sweetheart! Great channel! Because peanut butter was invented in America.
Americans (especially presbyterians for some reason) love casseroles. Green beans and mushroom is a personal favorite of mine
Peanut butter is delicious. Its one of my favorites, use it in peanut butter banana wraps with honey, peanut butter banana smoothies, apple peanut butter and honey, etc. Yeah, its a favorite. We also love pumpkin everything lol. And yes, we know how to Part-TAY!