Tribal People Try New York State Dishes For The First Time
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Villagers from remote Tribal regions of Pakistan Try New York State Dishes For The First Time
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LOVED the comment that it is so good that a mother wouldn't share with her children. What a wonderful way to describe good food!!
The ultimate Reactistan episode: the whole crew gets flown to NYC to eat and walk through central park
i wish
Have you met New Yorkers? They’d be mean as hell to these kind people.
@@HFMA89 its lovely to stereotype isnt it 🤡
@@HFMA89 "kind people"? lol you americans are so easily bamboozled
@@HFMA89maybe your friends
I think Mustafa eating the cheesecake is the most I have ever seen him eat out of anything he has tried lol.
Mama has a sweet tooth
I agree. He never has anything good to say about anything. Plus he never tries anything in earnest. Like he’s afraid of it. It irritates me.
@@littleolme4521 It's because he only eats to satisfy his hunger, not out of pleasure like modern people.
Despite the fact that your views are video frequency arent what they used to be, please NEVER STOP making these videos. These participants specifically warm my heart so much
Thank you so much for the kind words. We will keep posting 😊
I miss watchingMama Mustafa using his usual knife. I'm happy he's in good health.
I've missed the ladies 😢 So nice to see them again I hope they, and their families, are well ❤ Looking forward to seeing more of them (wish they would start their own channels like the guys, though I understand that may not be possible)
It was funny, but also sad, (and true) to hear that Central Park is viewed as a venue for crime scenes 😂
But in other parts of US, too, not only in foreign countries
The first time I went to Europe, I was on the train in Spain and a young man from Holland, who spent a few moments trying to guess where I was from, asked me when he found out I was from the u. S "is it true that people kill each other for sneakers ver there?" This was in nineteen ninety four
I have 2 but I think that they probably have less free time than the guys. Since they have to do things around the house and with the children and they have small children.
"So delicious that mom won't even share with kids" sounds like a solid idiom.
Mr. Mustafa said (Maybe the goat was too old.) that was funny😂😂🤣.
he was actually correct though! mutton is from old sheep
As a New Yorker, have to say I'm impressed with that bagel! It's so challenging to get a decent one outside of NY, and yours looked great! The pizza though, well, not so much. NY pizza has thin crust and is blistery from intense heat in the pizza oven. Mutton isn't common or iconic of NY, but as you noted, we've got folks from all over here, very diverse, and everyone brings their food along with them. You can find pretty much everything in one or another neighborhood in NY. The cheesecake looked pretty good. NY style (really Brooklyn, Junior's cheesecake) is very creamy and rich. It's also made with cream cheese, same as the bagel.
Niagra Falls is in the western part of NY State, on the border with Canada, which has the other, even more beautiful section of the falls known as the Horseshoe Falls. The Finger Lakes are in central upstate NYS, and are (in part) a remnant of the ice age. What you showed was actually Watkins Glen, which is in that general region, but not part of the Finger Lakes per se. The lakes themselves are long, narrow, and run pretty much parallel to each other, like the fingers on a hand. Despite the average colder climate in this part of NYS, but because of the geology and somewhat moderating influence of the lakes, the Finger Lakes became NY's first grape and wine growing area. (Eastern Long Island, with its moderate, maritime climate, has now surpassed it, in terms of the type and quality of wine grapes that can be grown.) Central Park is in the middle of Manhattan, NYC, which is downstate NY State. It was actually designed by architects in the late 1850s to look beautifully natural, a haven from the dense, bustling city that was rapidly encroaching northward and growing up around it. New York State is a great place to live...and visit!!
Watkins Glen is part of the Finger Lakes😂😂😂what are you talking about? Are you a downstater? I am originally from Geneva, and Watkins Glen is at the southern tip of Seneca Lake, the longest and the deepest lake of The Finger Lakes😅😅
Thank you 🙏🏼
Yes. You are right about almost everything.
I’ve walked watkins glen, because I live one lake over in Ithaca NY. We have a lot of gorges and waterfalls here. We say “Ithaca is gorges!”
@@hgodvilla00 What I meant, for those unfamiliar with the area, is that the image shown on screen was not exactly one of the lakes, but instead was Watkins Glen. Yes, it's river empties into Seneca Lake, but is not part of the lake per se. Watkins Glen is at higher altitude and descends down (with all those stunning waterfalls!❤️) to meet the lake. So it's in the region (maybe I should have said "area"), but it's not the lake itself.
@@sheherazahde5611 Yes, it is! That's been Ithaca's slogan for a long, long time. The gorge by Cornell -- beautiful!😍
"This is neither roti nor pizza." Correct.
If it don't fold, it's a flop
One guy in my village made this from mud.... 🤣What a character, bless his soul
I was surprised that Mama liked the cheesecake, but maybe it was easier for him to eat than other things they've tried. He really looks tired today, hope he's okay.
I'm ecstatic that they're starting a school for girls...free school at that. I wish them all the best.
Hey folks! I grew up in upstate New York (meaning the part that's not the island in the Atlantic). I must confess, I did not know the New York state flag. Amazing work to my brothers who knew the flag before me!
I also must confess (even though my grandmother might be angry) that I often put bagels on my finger as a ring. Boys will be boys.
Most Americans don't even know about roti. If it was know widely and was popular, I'm sure we'd eat more of that than normal bread products.
Got you, buddy. Easy subscribe
Thank you 😊💖
They need a re-do on the pizza! 🍕
Thank you for the video! I love to watch your reactions to different foods. Have a blessed day everyone! ❤🙏✌
Aw, Tracy, you are always so sweet! You warm the heart. G-d bless and keep you and yours always. Shalom, friend 💚🙏🕊
Brother Mehoob, lots of Americans dO love to eat roti, though it is not our Number 1 bread, and if you toast your bagel 🥯 first and spread butter on before applying the cream cheese on it you will love it's taste even morE (add some avocado and salmon lox for an even greater experience)!! 😊
roti is the word for bread not a particular type of bread.
@@mirth12 You're talking to a Chef, so I already am familiar with terms, meanings, uses etc and also thiS channel since Day 1 in particular, so I knoW of which hE refers to, shows via his personal demonstrations, cooks on Live time and speaks of so my Initial point is stilL valid and on topic, to boot! #EndOfDiscussioN! 😉
We are blessed to have so many different styles of food. I have to agree with everyone cheesecake is the best dessert.
This was fantastic. I've never seen Grandpa eat so much before, he love that cheesecake!! 😂
Yes!!! Cheesecake! It is not the healthiest, but it is very delicious!!! A treat to have!!! I love this channel, the crew, and the guests! ❤😊❤ Thank you Naseeba!!!
I don't like cheese but the cheesecake is great
@@mehboobslifestyle I am happy to hear that! 🤗🤗🤗🤗🤗🍰🍰🍰🍰
P.S. Elder Mustapha, roti is indeed good to eat, buT us Westerners stilL Love our delicious bagels as well! 😂 #WhyNotBoth!?
welp now i want cheesecake... yum!!
New York is known for the pizza and the cheesecake, I live in Washington Illinois and the Walmart and Kroger here even sell New York cheesecake. I buy it once in a while, but not very often. And when I want pizza I go to a place called FireHouse pizza, and get the thin crust meat lovers pizza with 5 different meats on it. If I want a good frozen pizza I get the DiGiorno thin crust three meat pizza, it is the best frozen pizza you can buy, and they only cost $5.00 at Walmart.
What size digiorno are you getting at walmart for $5?? I'm in Florida and as much as I'd rather not pick digiorno, if it was $5 here I'd pick it every time 😂😂 thin crust meatlovers is A1 though for sure!
and the dirty water dogs
5 different meats? lol, they don't eat pork
I get so excited when Mama Mustafa enjoys a food lol
The "cheese" that is used in the cheesecake filling, is the same type of cheese that was on the bagels they tried. Cream cheese is very different from the cheese used for burgers and pizza, etc. It's a creamy style of cheese, made from cows milk and it's used in a wide variety of sweet dishes and savory ones. Because it's relatively bland, it's very versatile and can be combined with all types of other ingredients. For instance, the cream cheese that Westerners spread on bagels and other kinds of breads, can be left just as it is or it can be mixed with green onions or chives for an onion-y flavor, or it can be combined with jam or cut up fresh fruits to make it sweet. In shops where they sell bagels, it's up to the person who is eating the bagel to decide whether they want a sweet cream cheese or a savory/salty cream cheese on their bagel. I think it'd be great to show the participants how different types of cheeses are made and what those different cheeses are most commonly used for. That way, they'd understand that it's not the same cheese that's used in every one of the different dishes they try. ☺️ (PS: for future reference, it's not "cream AND cheese". It's simply cream cheese.😉)
You can always tell the non Jews.
😂😂 Mama comparing the statute of liberty to a sculpture someone in his village made. I’m sure when Neil Armstrong walked on the moon Mama already knew of several people from his village that did it already 😂😂
"Just one slice? How stingy". Lol.
Since Mustafa came back from Hajj he is so different. Still now, he isn't anything like what he used to be. Really incredible.
He has changed, he smiles alot more and he looks happy and fulfilled. I bet his family and friends have loved how his grumpy has turned into giddy. May god bless his soul.
That "pizza" 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
It is always wonderful to see all of you! I am glad you enjoyed the food and yes, cheesecake is my favorite too! Love to you all!
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Everting Roti with cream cheese sounds pretty lit...
I'm gonna go start a roti-based breakfast restaurant.
I would definitely visit if there is as beautiful a place as the finger lakes! If I knew where specifically and how to get there, I would 100% go!!!
I live in the Finger Lakes region. There are several lakes which are long and skinny, so if you look at them on a map, it looks like someone has dragged their fingers through the earth. The images they showed are from a town called Watkins Glen, which is at the southern tip of Seneca Lake. The Glen itself is a state park with multiple waterfalls and a great hiking trail. The town is also home to a salt mine, several wineries, and the Watkins Glen International Raceway, a NASCAR and Indy-Car level racetrack!
I belong to Pakistan, if you like to visit beautiful places, then come to Pakistan, I will see you a paradise hidden from the world. Will not have the heart to go anywhere else
I saw a video once of a hidden place in Pakistan that had the most beautiful blue water I have ever seen.The pools were between cliffs. @@mehboobslifestyle
I woukd so love for them to try some New Orleans classics some day, really bold and diverse flavors. I'll scroll after I comment tonmake sure I didnt miss it lol
Usually bagels aren't eaten like a sandwich unless it has egg or something inside of it. When we eat it with cream cheese it's just half the bagel at a time.
Also NY pizza doesn't have such a thick crust on the outside and like another commenter mentioned, it doesn't fall apart when folded. I think your pizza crust was a bit thicker than it supposed to be... It's not a roti you guys 😅 good try anyway 👍🏼 oh yeah, and mutton chops are more of a British thing. It's a sheep not a goat 😂
Back to your videos after a long time. Good to see that Mama is still there
Where did the mutton chops come from?😂
The dumpster behind the homeless shelters' kitchen
@@toolbaggers 🤭🫢🤭
I don't know if anyone else has said this, but Mutton Chops in most of the U.S.A. are sheep meat, not goat.
Mehboob your English is getting really good!
lol I live in New York and go to Central Park all the time but I still think like Manzoor- "this is where they find bodies!"-because it's a trope that is always used on TV.
Good programme. But, the music in the background, starts to grate.
I am a New Yorker, born and raised. I have lived right outside NYC most of my life and have spent plenty of time in NYC. The pizza shown is nothing like a NY slice. NY pies are thin, unless they are Sicilian. They also looked overdone. We also *do not* eat mutton chops. Ever. I don't even know what mutton is. Almost no one here would. We are also known for Jewish food, like the bagel. Deli food is also emblematic of NYC, ala Katz's deli. Should've had a big pastrami sandwich present.
We have all the foods though. We have people from all over the world, so we have food from all over the world. You can get great Asian food of any kind. Good food from India, Pakistan, Ethiopian. Sushi definitely. Even southern food, though not as good as in that region. Great bakeries. Magnolia Bakery is a well known example. Green juice/smoothie bars and salad places are all over. Lot of Irish pubs.
Oh! I forgot street food! The hot dog carts are iconic. I love the hot, honey roasted peanuts. Mmm, my favorite. I have a long ago memory of being with family in the city and being entranced by a heavenly scent. Oh, they were so warm and sweet and crunchy, and it was so, so cold. Wonderful experience. I don't think NY cheesecake is as popular as it once was. People have become more health conscious since the 80's/90's. Though people still love expensive steaks. Still a place for what they call 'American' classic fare. Meat and potatoes type food. Even though people eat healthy in general there are a surprising amount of ice cream places it seems. And I grew up eating Italian ice's in the summer at Cross County mall, though that's not NYC. I think New York can't be beat for sheer variety of foods and food that is cutting edge. Anyway, it would be great if they could come visit NYC. So much to see and do. And of course, eat!
Anyway, I've made myself good and hungry. Too bad I'm not in the city.
Your first and second paragraphs are contradictory.
You speak as if the entire state was Jewish. I bet there are people living in Chinatown that have never had a bagel before.
There are thousands of people living in NY that can't even speak English that don't eat pizza.
You have very 'anglo-centric' view of NY.
@@toolbaggers interesting profile picture to go along with your comment...
First paragraph: "We also do not eat mutton chops. Ever.' Second paragraph: "We have all the foods though. We have people from all over the world, so we have food from all over the world.".....huh???
That woman is learning English, good for her. 😃
imagine how impressed they'd be with REAL NY pizza. also mutton is not a NY food unless you're at the Renaissance Fair
A guy in their village made the Statue of Liberty out of mud? I’m more interested in seeing that than the real one 😂
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Well, now I know about Moola Chotok!
Watkins Glen!
Saratoga Springs 😊
I have never seen anyone eat mutton chops anywhere and I live 1.5 hrs by car from NYC
Is there no greater food compliment than when Mustafa eats a 2nd bite :) I like cheesecake too but it's so heavy that you should eat it many hours after diner.
😁
real
Brave people, lol
Even after the crappiest of day, these lovely people always turn my frown upside down. :) Thank you. I'll eat everything but the mutton -- Blegh! 🤢
I rediscovered this channel ❤❤❤❤
Btw the Bagwell with cream cheese looked the best. And mehboob English is being really good
Cream and cheese bagel? Cream cheese bagel.
Mutton chops😂 That is a new one. I don’t think that is served in New York or anywhere else in the United States as a common thing.
One good thing well have are bagels with sliced lunch meat with melted cream cheese and cheese from the microwave in between which sure are good. I love onion bagels or poppy seed bagels too
Cream cheese is just processed dairy short of turning into literal CHEESE
i love various flavors of cream cheese
I got a bagel at an event in NYC. It had lox on it . I took one bite and turned green. I really do not like fish. The bagels and cream cheese in NYC are amazing . I have never found any as good .
They looking to try another country, can't wait to see them try East African countries food insha Allah. Let's goo!!!
You should make them try more arab foods! I’m arab and enjoy these videos 🇵🇸
Mustafa trying to fold the pizza like a real New Yorker!! His wisdom is endless
That pizza is terrible, whoever made it. It is not supposed to fall apart when it is folded to eat. NY pizza can be folded and eaten with no problems.
Ah come on it wasn't that bad. I've had pizza that falls apart. It looked good still
The pizza was underbaked and the dough was too thick, we’re allowed to criticize their cooking of our food!
@@jerseylife8701Just 🛑
Where's your pizza channel so we can watch your cooking?
@@jerseylife8701 you know your pizza buddy !
I have a couple random thoughts on this video: I wonder if they knew that the bagels are a Jewish cultural bread that has become super popular with everyone. I assumed that was turkey or chicken pepperoni. You guys did a great job preparing the dishes.
most likely beef. also why single out the Jews? all NYC food is 'cultural.'
yeah they would spit it out if they knew unfortunately.
@@burntupretardporn wrong. 🇮🇱🇮🇱🇮🇱
I guarantee that these folks are not here for political commentary. If anything, I've noticed that they avoid it, as do the other tribal channels that I'm subscribed to. If you look into the tribal reaction channel genre, you'll find that the reason many of these channels were created was specifically to build cultural bridges and hopefully overcome any division that has existed in the past. And TBH, bagels are not exclusive to any one culture. There are many types of breads from different cultures that have different names, shapes and preparation methods, but they use the same or very similar ingredients and in some cases, cooking methods. It just happens to be that bagels have been associated with Jewish culture in NY City for years because so many Jewish delicatessens offer them. But that doesn't make them exclusively Jewish food. ☺️
Mustafa is so wise. I was wondering if he’s Sindhi?
It’s cream cheese, not cream and cheese. It’s an American version of Neufchâtel without the rind.
And nigerian fufu w/egossi!!!. Thats west african food!!!. Sooo delicious❤❤❤❤❤❤
You hope the inside is as beautiful as the outside?!?!
Honey….that IS the inside!
Where is Ali from?
The lady with all the bangles is so beautiful.
Yes we do eat roti ❤❤❤❤❤..trinidadian( west indian) roti and east indian roti..a lot too!!!!!! Let them try haitian or jamaican or trinidadian food next!!!!. Theyll love it!!!
An american favorite is the same but also with some thin sliced meat in it also
8:08 as soon as I saw that gold I knew the price would be insane
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New york pizza is second to the cheapest frozen pizzas at the local supermarket !
They put gold leaf on that expensive cheesecake. Now these people think we spend $5000 for a regular cheesecake 😂 i can buy one at Aldi for like 8$ and it's several different flavors
We aren't really known for mutton chops, though we do have it in some restaurants.
We have immigrants from all over the globe here, and they bring their food styles with them, with restaurants representing those places. We eat all different nations food styles here.
There was one comment in the video that it seemed we here live in the future. In some respects it might seem true. I think it might be just as accurate to say we live with more technology, perhaps. In our cities it's very different than in your villages. Yet, I keep in mind that all peoples desire the same basic things, health, non-poverty, healthy food, fulfilling lives, we just have different expressions of these same desires. I'm probably not explaining it as well as I'd like to.
Central Park, one of many in the New York City, is a lovely place. It's safe enough in daylight, when it's crowded. It's not quite as safe at night. That said, it's nothing like how the movies make it seem. Put that image of crime out of your mind. It's not like that. What you see in films is exaggerated.
New York State is very large. It has many kinds of terrain, from rural mountain areas, farm land, towns, villages, small and large cities.
Thank you so much for the informative comment. Cheers! :)
Am I the only person from NY that has eaten sheep? It’s delicious with mint jelly.
The most famous of all American snacks os the twinkee you will get 50 thousand views
Definitely need a redu of the pizza
And the donuts too. They were obviously old and they had no tea to go with
As a New Yorker, I would say that that pizza does not look like New York Pizza.
No lox on the bagel?
Pizza is Italian.
@burntupretardporn I really hate agreeing with someone with your username, but absolutely! So many things came from the Americas that people don't know about: potatoes, tomatoes, avocado, Corn, pumpkins, beans, quinoa, cocoa, tobacco,... I don't know what people were eating in Europe years and years ago, besides celery.
Mama, Mansoor, Mehboob, andNaseeba 🎉🤙🏼💚🏵️
And Raadha ❤😊
We do eat roti bread in America, we just call it by a different name, here it is called tortilla. Excellent video 👍👍😊.
Tortillas aren’t roti.
From preparation to ingredients.
Taste the same looks the same.
As an American, I would love to check out middle eastern countries. The reality is, it is not safe for me to go there and its a shame. You would have a lot of tourism if you get rid of the terrorists. I love the show!
These people are not from the Middle East, I believe they are Pakistani.
Hello, just FYI, we really don't eat mutton chops commonly in the states. It may be an obscure item on some menu in a random NYC restaurant but it's we don't really eat it like in other countries. In the US, it's normally beef or chicken or pork.
The US is 1/3 of a continent. I admit it's not as prolific, but we definitely eat lamb/mutton here 😂. Mutton is certainly less popular than lamb is, but you can buy lamb at most Wal-Marts.
There are many Mediterranean and Middle Eastern restaurants that serve lamb in NYC, but they usually serve it off the bone.
Yes, but it is a traditional dish that has history in NY... may not be very fashionable these days, but it's part of the history and culture of an NYC institution.
This is why they said this a NOT a representation of the entire US but only NY state. 🤦♀🤦♂
@@toolbaggers It's not even representative of New York State: all the foods they ate are specific to New York CITY. Major problem, since the video missed foods that originated in the rest of the state.
www.iloveny.com/blog/post/famous-and-unique-foods-to-try-in-new-york-state
Even that list ignored the donut made famous by Krispy Kreme . . . its assembly line was pioneered in the City of Buffalo.
And, the cocktail supposedly was served for the first time in Lewiston, north of Niagara Falls. Not that Tribal people would ever imbibe, of course!
Nice
Should have had some buffalo wings. Other than pizza probably their most famous food.
Don't mind the haters, of course you are trying your best. I'm sure they cant cook an edible Karahi or Roti, so they shouldn't talk.
Keep doing what you are doing. You are spreading goodness in a difficult world. Thank you.
That would be the point, if someone made Karahi or Roti wrong or poorly, I hope they would critique it in some way
@@JT-np1op your point isn't welcome.
@@JT-np1opJust because someone *can* criticize doesn't mean they *should*
@@LindaC616 critique and criticism are not the same. i said Critique. Please learn the difference especially since you are actually Criticizing someone.
@@uli11 maybe you should learn what Critique means. The world is improved when we help one another achieve better results.
I don't like cheese but the cheesecake is great
I want to see a crossover between reactistan and tribal people try compare and contrast the foods they’re tried
I think they're two totally different channels. Reactistan has helped to build a free school for girls, which at least one of the daughters of a participant attends. Two of the participants also have been helped to start their own channels - still small, but very interesting, and authentic.
The other one has different goals (not saying I know what they are). I'm not knocking them, because obviously content creators have different goals, but it seems to me like one is more of a business, whereas the other is more involved in charity work 😊
That crossed my mind too.
Like a Pepsi vs Coke challenge? Burger King wanted to do a collab with McDonald's but Ronald said no.
Yeahh I watched an episode where they dined at one of the guys homes (tribal people try) and the wife just sat there looking on the ground, Completely masked face, didnt speak a word, ate or drank anything. I didnt watch much of their videos after that tbh.
@@FrankWhite437She was probably very uncomfortable being filmed. Their culture, their rules. The world is not America and America is not the world.
Try Egypt food
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I volunteer to try roti, if you come to America.
So...when are y'all telling them that the "expensive" cheese you showed them was not the one used in the cheesecake.
Ask Dave Portnoy if that's a NY style pizza. Dont think so
I have lived in New York all my life and I have never seen a mutton chop. You can’t even buy mutton in the stores. I’ve had lamb, but not mutton. And New York is not known for lamb.
A real treat for them would be authentic New Haven Pizza. That is the worlds best pizza. It is a treat for all.
I wonder if the tribal folks ask for no pork because pepperoni pizza contains pork lol
There is no pork in this food. Thank you for comment😊
I hope it's beef peperoni
I have never tried New York pizza or watched the oscars (I could but never have) so I guess they are more civilized than me :D they probably have Instagram (I don't)
It was so nice to see Mustafa enjoy the food for once!!! You were misleading, implying that the cheesecake you fed them was worth $5000. You can easily get a whole one like that for $15 - $25 USD.