@@majorerrorshe said he is a tamillan lol not a malayali our bakery items are one of the best definitely if not the best when it comes to non veg items northies can suck it lol 😆
@@majorerrors Dear friend ... A human is not judged on the basis of what he eats ... but by his words and actions. Kindly spread positivity. In a hurry to tarnish the Keralites .. you couldn't even notice the fact that the comment was put forth by a Tamilian. Not a single Keralite claimed here ,.. their bakery is the best in the world,.. but a foreigner and a Tamilian. Remember ... this is what happens to each of us when we fill our hearts with negative attributes like jealousy, hatred etc.. We become blind to see the facts in broad day light. And you forgot that we are all Indians and if a foreigner said some good words for Kerala bakery ... you too should feel proud as Keralites are your own brothers and sisters. Do you know one thing .. I belong to a Christian sect, but choose to be a vegetarian by choice. And I also have Hindu north Indian friends who eat nonveg. So how can you judge people on the basis of what they eat ?
Everyone eat beef in kerala ❤.we don't worship any cow or any other animals😊.iam also hindu and i aslo eat beef .its my favourite. Beef fry and kerala porotta is an emotion for us❤
Incidentally Kerala has a very old tradition of baking it is said first cake was baked in 1883 in Tellicherry in North Kerala by a man called Mambally Bapu his bakery Mambally bakery is still there and their plum cakes are legendary, I got one recently ..if you really want to taste the best of baKery products in Kerala / India then you should visit Tellicherry / Kannur
Every time I see one of your your videos mate, it makes my mouth water :-) Glad that you are enjoying staying in my 'native place', as they say in India. Thank you for showing the rest of the world what a beautiful place Kerala is. By the way, almost everyone in Kerala eats beef - not just the Christians and Muslims. Its not taboo in Kerala. And people from other stares, who have lived in Kerala for some time, end up eating, and liking, beef
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Kubus is arabic bread..famous among the workers in the middleast..heavily subsidised food item by Middle East Govts. Mainly for hard working labours in the middle east. Two types are there white kubus and wheat kudus..
Good stuff man, been following you since a year, originally from karimnagar Telangana. I am a chef living in Auckland now. You should visit New Zealand at some point. You guys will love the nature and simple living here.. take care and fond regards to the family.
Beef is consumed even by Hindus in Kerala....within every 1m radius, you'll find a church, temple amd mosque peacefully co-existing there is religious harmony in Kerala and it has the highest literacy in India....asking what religion a person is to Keralites is an insult as we prefer humanity over religion..there are many Keralites in Gulf countries so you will find Arabic food in Kerala..that is Kuboose(Arabic pita bread)..you will also find many nurses from Kerala in foreign countries that's why there are many foreign language training institutions like German, French etc in Kerala..Beef and pork is only forbidden in North India...it is consumed in certain parts of South India and North-East India
It's years of communism, that's the reason religion don't have that much effect, cause most of them have blown it away with cigarette smoke in right hand and communist manifesto in left hand.
There is something heartwarming and joyful about witnessing a family sharing a meal together. It's a moment that showcases the love, bonding, and connection within the family. And when you add the adorable sight of a toddler fast asleep in the background, only to wake up and join in the mealtime merriment, it becomes even more precious and endearing. ❤ Seeing your son Dylan peacefully asleep and then joining the mealtime festivities adds a touch of innocence and happiness to the entire scene. It's a reminder of the simple joys of life and the beauty of familial bonds. Videos like these can bring a smile to our faces and warm our hearts, serving as a beautiful reminder of the importance of family and the special moments they share. Make more videos like this one, Ian. Temple videos are not your forte. Just my two cents.😂
Hi, 1.00, Do not enquire the religion of any person in India. Here we do not enquire religion of strangers deliberately and classify them. Everyone lives his/her own life practicing their religion and without disturbing others.
Thank you very much for showing the most unique things of Kerala. Keralians are truly the best when it comes to making the best bakery food in western style. Till now I knew that Pondicherry has the best bakeries in India.
Brah, hi5, nice find. Could be the fact that Kerala had lots of Euro influences, that's why they have them bake houses. That's how its done, you tried many things. Now you get a feel for what's available and you can gauge on what you like. But still do try the Kerala Fish Curry (spicy), duck curry and kalappam, its funny I thought it was kapoos(like pita), there's a lot of shawarma places due to Arabic influence in Kerala. cool, never heard of a sweet parotta, does it taste like a danish? or like a flaky pastry.
What a yummilicious meal of buns, bread, pizzas, puffs and desserts at Old Town Bake House. Wow, l would award 10/10 for this bakery as it looks super clean and well arranged. The buns/bread n etc are even wrapped up...👍👍👍 Well, honest and good review from all. Wonderful to see all enjoy all the food...quite a lot actually. Thank you very much for sharing, Sir 🙏🫰😍
@@yvesthesleeve That waiter in the bakery doesn't decide the menu, so he could be of any religion, even though he nodded when you asked 'Muslim'. Hindus in Kerala do eat beef, I believe, and there was a Christ icon in the bakery. I do agree that it is a bit too personal to ask someone their religion.
What nonsense, Kerala has sent largest ISIS recruits. Kerala has connections with Srilankan and French terror attacks. Keralites boasts about their literacy and secular nature but it is not the reality. Plus point of Kerala is that people migrate to other nations like Europe, Australia, US , Middle east and they remit money. Hence you find much better facilities in Kerala. Kerala governments economy income is from lottery and liquor sales. Communist mentality do not allow any industries to flourish in Kerala.
Us Kerala hindus are some of the least religious hindus in the country...we don't follow majority of the customs or beliefs thats generally followed by hindus across the country
@@majorerrors Hindus in Kerala eat both pork and beef and you can find this in Hindu weeding fest as well, however in whole kerala Beef is more popular than pork
Kerala is one of the place in India you can eat and get beaf easily and freely. Maybe some other states they restrict serving beaf. And in kerala never ask religion. There people love and respect others religions
Visit NelliKuzhi it is 30km away from cochi on the way to MunnAr. NelliKuzhi has 500 plus furniture store. Kerala is well known for bakery. Always drink milk teas at bakery.
I saw a batch of 50+ western tourist in Trivandrum ,kanjiramkulam area , it's first time I saw 50+ tourist at a time in my village 😂 actually they are stopped for food
A humble request, Asking people's religion is not considered polite here. Especially in todays times when everything is politicised. Happy that you enjoyed the food.
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Wow, That bakery food looks incredibly delicious! I would eat the heck out of that! (I am a spicy food lover from the US!) I like how Kerala has a mix of religions. My heritage is completely French, so naturally, I was brought up Catholic. (My boyfriend is Jewish) However, I absolutely identify more with the Hindu religion. But generally, I consider myself to be non-denominational. I like to take it all in and consider why people believe what they believe as well as their culture and traditions. It is all wonderful as long as the common goal is acceptable, peace, and love.❤❤❤🌟🌟🌟🌟
But but but,,,Have u heard about the ideology of Dar ul islam, if u strive towards dar ul islam you will get a permanent place in jannath with all the pleasures of heaven , when so many people literally believe in it, peace is a distant dream...
@@sandeep7823 I know all religions have their extremists and wars are fought over religions. It breaks my heart. I wish for the freedom of all people to believe what they want to believe and respect their fellow human’s right to do the same as long as it harms no one. Perhaps I am a dreamer, but my heart leads my head.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
@@siamesejasmineligion , cast, and creed was created by these Satanists elite's to divide & rule over us humans. if all of us were United theese Satanic elite's will lose power over everything. We humans are 99% while they are only 1%, sad but true we humans will never unite
Hinduism is a way of life...not a religion. A "Hindu" will easily accept the goodness of any religion without hesitation... Btw I am born a Christian in ""Hindu" India. Don't believe the international media..."Hindus" are the most peaceful of people. Side note..in Hinduism, there is no central book or "head/ Pope" of the organisation...as there is NO organisation. Two "Hindu" neighbours can have totally different practices! ...you also have "Hindus" who don't believe in the concept of God!!!
How much you are eating, gentleman!if i eat one or two of it my tummy will be full.Bon appetit! You are from suisse,ryt? Supposed to be the land of high quality boulangeries.Still you find our breads and stuffs mouth watering ly delicious.I really feel surprised.
Beware beef is not permitted in India so be carefull family. Specially in north India even if they know about you then problems may occur. But your family is doing Good job❤❤😊
@@yvesthesleeve yes in south it's ok but in north it's like they will forsake even biol.mother but not the cow😄. Its Holly to them, And I don't want to scare but take care your children,as crime can happen at sudden.Enjoy
@@yvesthesleeveextreme hin#dus will do barbaric if they come to know about beef selling. kerala is different. but you should be careful in other parts of india. and you should blur their faces who sell beef and also shop names.
'Like the way you come across 11:51 as a very jovial, indulgent & loving Couple with an adventurous 'flavour' !! Enjoy your visit!! Explore the Eastern culture as well.
Don't say "We" There are People with religious preferences . Muslims don't eat Non halal meat and pork meat ,not only in Kerala and Tamil Nadu but all over the world. Just to promote our state you don't have to denigrate others.
You will get plenty of Beef items everywhere in Kerala....No problems.....But in Communal North India,eating Beef can get you murdered by the Criminal Gangs...
You will get beef in kerala tamilnadu some parts of Goa and north eastern india In other parts cow is a holy animal and they wont kill it instead they kill the person who eats it😂
Love to see your kids enjoying the bakery items..... For keeping the body cool during travel and to keep the bowels clean, all of you eat Pappaya and black grapes every night, after dinner....
@@yvesthesleeveboss please settle down in Kerala state, you can earn a livelihood by teaching your language to the people of Kerala state, your children enjoy the local food out there😁😁😁🙏🙏🙏
Pls don't ask religion to people in Kerala especially.. Here almost 99% of hindus eat beef...its a common thing in Kerala..Anyway your vlogs are very interesting.. Lots of love to your family❤
@@spookyargument7537While it's true that literacy and education are different, keralites also ranks the top with highest education levels as well. Just because college students go all over the country and abroad for college education pursuing whatever courses they want, doesn't mean they are not keralites anymore
@@yvesthesleeve Some people may be very open about their beliefs and willing to share, while others may prefer to keep their beliefs private. Always prioritize respecting the boundaries and choices of others, and if you're uncertain about whether or not to broach the subject, it's best to avoid it altogether. Instead, focus on topics that are more neutral and inclusive to ensure a positive and respectful conversation.
BTW YOU SHOUDNT HAVE ASKED HIS RELIGION , PEOPLE IN KERALA DONT DO THAT. AND HINDUS IN KERALA DO EAT BEEF, ALMOST EVERYONE. SO YES HINDU GUY OWNED BAKERY WILL ALSO HAVE BEEF ITEMS
Welcome to kerala ! Eat plenty of non veg and beef. No restriction on what to eat or wear. In kerala people eat beef irrespective of religion. We treat people as human being not based on their religion
@@indianfoodartists3579 in that case plants also living organism Human being is an omnivores. Animal product is needed for its survival milk is 100% animal product in origin.Cows milk is for its calf, can you stop torturing cow for its milk
Man! You certainly ate a lot of baked goodies there, not less than a couple of thousand calories 😀. But seriously bakeries in Kerala are much better than those elsewhere in India. BTW did you try the tea there? On a side note, Kerala has a huge Christian population and the furniture you saw is made of cane, again a Kerala speciality.
Hi and good evening, Mr Moonshine. Love those furniture made of rattan/canes...very lovely and it needs a very skilled carpenter to make them. Haha...of course sugar canes can't be used 😂😅
There are a lot of Hindus in Kerala that also eat beef...in fact beef fry and porota is THE dish for Kerala! And of course there are various tribes across the country that eat all kinds of meat too including pork :) what you were trying to name is actually a Swiss roll! And Kuboos is the Arabian pita bread :) as there is still a very strong connection with the middle east when it comes to Kerala!
Hlo sir..am in Kerala..here is beef using how can you use to eat.there is no difference beef , chicken, pork, and mutton.. Kerala people is always eat anymeat.north east india side are rarely eat beef ..thats all..and don't talk about here any religion..there is all are same...
@@sheebaradhakrishnangrActually no. Kerala is one of the few forces that fought off all European invading forces. Kerala was one of the few places in India that was never annexed by any foreign power despite being a big hotspot. Please know your history better
please come mangalor my scity the lst time u weere . i was not in Town so please visit Mangalore City My city i will host u this time!! Lot to see than u saw the lst time u been her 300 years old churches and chappels and 1000 years old Temples and Mosques and Hindi , Arabic, Roman Chatholic food
Kuboos is actually an Arabic bread which has become popular in Kerala after people started going to the middle East for work.
As a tamilian I must say keralite bakery and tea shops are the best than any other states 👌 love to every chetta yetta and Ika
Yes I agree
How many states have you been?????
@@male-efficient7262they just eat beef and say that their bakery is the best in the world 😂😂😂 just rubbish thing
@@majorerrorshe said he is a tamillan lol not a malayali our bakery items are one of the best definitely if not the best when it comes to non veg items northies can suck it lol 😆
@@majorerrors Dear friend ... A human is not judged on the basis of what he eats ... but by his words and actions.
Kindly spread positivity.
In a hurry to tarnish the Keralites .. you couldn't even notice the fact that the comment was put forth by a Tamilian. Not a single Keralite claimed here ,.. their bakery is the best in the world,.. but a foreigner and a Tamilian.
Remember ... this is what happens to each of us when we fill our hearts with negative attributes like jealousy, hatred etc..
We become blind to see the facts in broad day light.
And you forgot that we are all Indians and if a foreigner said some good words for Kerala bakery ... you too should feel proud as Keralites are your own brothers and sisters.
Do you know one thing .. I belong to a Christian sect, but choose to be a vegetarian by choice. And I also have Hindu north Indian friends who eat nonveg. So how can you judge people on the basis of what they eat ?
In kerala anyone can eat anything they want- beef ,pork,chicken,fish,egg literally anything u like. no restrictions
Good
Good to see small businesses going on everywhere
indeed
Everyone eat beef in kerala ❤.we don't worship any cow or any other animals😊.iam also hindu and i aslo eat beef .its my favourite. Beef fry and kerala porotta is an emotion for us❤
That is still a surprise in a way, I did not know before visiting
That's a good spread of bakery goodness!
I thank you mate
❤🎉
“Khubooz” is usual word for bread in standard Arabic. That item is a wrap with chicken or other filling inside.
Love the way how the kids don't talk much and just enjoy the food!!
They are silent only in front of the camera
@@yvesthesleeve 🤣
Incidentally Kerala has a very old tradition of baking it is said first cake was baked in 1883 in Tellicherry in North Kerala by a man called Mambally Bapu his bakery Mambally bakery is still there and their plum cakes are legendary, I got one recently ..if you really want to taste the best of baKery products in Kerala / India then you should visit Tellicherry / Kannur
Alright, thanks for the tip
Every time I see one of your your videos mate, it makes my mouth water :-) Glad that you are enjoying staying in my 'native place', as they say in India. Thank you for showing the rest of the world what a beautiful place Kerala is.
By the way, almost everyone in Kerala eats beef - not just the Christians and Muslims. Its not taboo in Kerala. And people from other stares, who have lived in Kerala for some time, end up eating, and liking, beef
This is something completely new about the beef. And I think most people in the west do not know this either. Cheers
Become a permanent Indian, this bakery discovery is incredible, you did not say which city you are in and the bakery name
this is eroor and I mention the name of the bakery in the end.
I think he is still in Kochi
That bakery is in eroor ,12.2km from cochin.
climb eating this more than once a month.. will make you a permanent resident of a hospital
@@tcltv-ei2eu haha quite funny
What an amazing find, I’m very surprised by the tidiness and the variety of bakery items, we need this level of shop in other places too👍
I totally agree!
This shop is tidier and has more delicious looking food than many “bakeries” in the U.S.! ❤️❤️❤️
Good to see you all enjoying the local Bakery products. Cheers
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Thank you so much 😀
Here is something for you and the family!!!
thanks so much, we appreciate this very much
@@yvesthesleeve You are very welcome!
@shanhullon....wonderful support by you. Hats off to you.
Kubus is arabic bread..famous among the workers in the middleast..heavily subsidised food item by Middle East Govts. Mainly for hard working labours in the middle east. Two types are there white kubus and wheat kudus..
ah OK thanks
Yes sir in Saudhi Arabia for 1 riyal they are giving 5 to 6 pieces packeted in a polythene cover.
Kerala porotta and beef fry is like unofficial state food. Beef is not a taboo food in kerala
People will say different things about it although I know you are right
Good stuff man, been following you since a year, originally from karimnagar Telangana. I am a chef living in Auckland now. You should visit New Zealand at some point. You guys will love the nature and simple living here.. take care and fond regards to the family.
Never been to New Zealand but one day for sure
You deserve more subscribers, videos are raw and organic. I like it.
@@chinnuammu270 , Where in Karimnagar?, I am from Karimnagar too, living in USA.
@@gshrdy5415 hi, Alakapuri. How about you. Nice to know. Regards
@@chinnuammu270 , Where is Alakapuri, I am from near Godavari Khani.
Beef is consumed even by Hindus in Kerala....within every 1m radius, you'll find a church, temple amd mosque peacefully co-existing there is religious harmony in Kerala and it has the highest literacy in India....asking what religion a person is to Keralites is an insult as we prefer humanity over religion..there are many Keralites in Gulf countries so you will find Arabic food in Kerala..that is Kuboose(Arabic pita bread)..you will also find many nurses from Kerala in foreign countries that's why there are many foreign language training institutions like German, French etc in Kerala..Beef and pork is only forbidden in North India...it is consumed in certain parts of South India and North-East India
interesting
buffalo
It's years of communism, that's the reason religion don't have that much effect, cause most of them have blown it away with cigarette smoke in right hand and communist manifesto in left hand.
There is something heartwarming and joyful about witnessing a family sharing a meal together. It's a moment that showcases the love, bonding, and connection within the family. And when you add the adorable sight of a toddler fast asleep in the background, only to wake up and join in the mealtime merriment, it becomes even more precious and endearing. ❤ Seeing your son Dylan peacefully asleep and then joining the mealtime festivities adds a touch of innocence and happiness to the entire scene. It's a reminder of the simple joys of life and the beauty of familial bonds.
Videos like these can bring a smile to our faces and warm our hearts, serving as a beautiful reminder of the importance of family and the special moments they share.
Make more videos like this one, Ian. Temple videos are not your forte. Just my two cents.😂
cheers mate
Hi, 1.00, Do not enquire the religion of any person in India. Here we do not enquire religion of strangers deliberately and classify them. Everyone lives his/her own life practicing their religion and without disturbing others.
Only Muslims show their brotherhood by throwing stones and disrespecting Indian traditions and values.
Thank you very much for showing the most unique things of Kerala. Keralians are truly the best when it comes to making the best bakery food in western style. Till now I knew that Pondicherry has the best bakeries in India.
I am actually not sure which was are better or if they are similar, but this bakery was extremely good
Brah, hi5, nice find. Could be the fact that Kerala had lots of Euro influences, that's why they have them bake houses. That's how its done, you tried many things. Now you get a feel for what's available and you can gauge on what you like. But still do try the Kerala Fish Curry (spicy), duck curry and kalappam, its funny I thought it was kapoos(like pita), there's a lot of shawarma places due to Arabic influence in Kerala.
cool, never heard of a sweet parotta, does it taste like a danish? or like a flaky pastry.
It is somewhere between a danish but also a bit flaky
What a yummilicious meal of buns, bread, pizzas, puffs and desserts at Old Town Bake House. Wow, l would award 10/10 for this bakery as it looks super clean and well arranged. The buns/bread n etc are even wrapped up...👍👍👍 Well, honest and good review from all. Wonderful to see all enjoy all the food...quite a lot actually. Thank you very much for sharing, Sir 🙏🫰😍
Hope you enjoy
@@yvesthesleeve Yeah, l did... interesting video 👍👏
In Kerala state
NO religion for food
Eat What You Love, Love What You Eat
And
people not like asking religion in Kerala
thank you and enjoy your life
thanks mate
Bro Don’t ask Relegion in kerala bcoz they don’t like anyone ask their religion. About kerala we all are one❤❤❤
alright, but everyone always answers me
@@yvesthesleeve because you asked a question.they answered....that's it
@@yvesthesleeve That waiter in the bakery doesn't decide the menu, so he could be of any religion, even though he nodded when you asked 'Muslim'. Hindus in Kerala do eat beef, I believe, and there was a Christ icon in the bakery. I do agree that it is a bit too personal to ask someone their religion.
What nonsense, Kerala has sent largest ISIS recruits. Kerala has connections with Srilankan and French terror attacks. Keralites boasts about their literacy and secular nature but it is not the reality.
Plus point of Kerala is that people migrate to other nations like Europe, Australia, US , Middle east and they remit money. Hence you find much better facilities in Kerala. Kerala governments economy income is from lottery and liquor sales. Communist mentality do not allow any industries to flourish in Kerala.
Us Kerala hindus are some of the least religious hindus in the country...we don't follow majority of the customs or beliefs thats generally followed by hindus across the country
That is very surprising
@yvesthesleeve yess absolutely...surprising even for me having lived in india all my life..but that's just how it is 😅
You don't follow hindunism that's why lots of temple in Kerala. There is no certain way or beliet to follow hindunism
@amansinha9045 not looking to argue or debate....so let's move on :)
@@teebone25 you can't debate becouse you don't know hindunism . Hindunism is not religion it's a way of life.
Rule no.1 : dont ask religion to people in kerala..no matter they r hindus or any..they will eat beef.
Yay we must eat more pork
@@majorerrorswe do eat pork a lot
@@majorerrors Hindus in Kerala eat both pork and beef and you can find this in Hindu weeding fest as well, however in whole kerala Beef is more popular than pork
Stop glorifying your beef eating as though it's an achievement and no person likes to be asked about their religion in India.
Kerala is one of the place in India you can eat and get beaf easily and freely. Maybe some other states they restrict serving beaf. And in kerala never ask religion. There people love and respect others religions
alright
In Kerala usually Hindus also eat beef
alright
Not all hindus eat beef, I don't eat beef, so don't speak for everyone. Communist hindus mostly eat beef.
Then they are not called Hindu sorry
@@indianfoodartists3579 they are communist hindu haters closet converts
@@indianfoodartists3579 we don't want your certificate,
Kerala puffs and bake items is hard to resist. As a keralite I find it difficult to avoid bake items even banana fry, vada, parippu vada....
I can imagine
Visit NelliKuzhi it is 30km away from cochi on the way to MunnAr. NelliKuzhi has 500 plus furniture store.
Kerala is well known for bakery. Always drink milk teas at bakery.
I saw a batch of 50+ western tourist in Trivandrum ,kanjiramkulam area , it's first time I saw 50+ tourist at a time in my village 😂 actually they are stopped for food
In kerala u can find lots of bakeries like this
But that is a very good one, I tasted quite a few
@yvesthesleeve trivandrum doesn't have that many good ones ....if u go north of kerala like kottayam,thiruvalla u will get good ones
A humble request, Asking people's religion is not considered polite here. Especially in todays times when everything is politicised.
Happy that you enjoyed the food.
It's ok to ask. I don't see any problem. It's his choice
Because muslim hotels are famous for തുപ്പൽ ബിരിയാണി or spitting in biriyani
Well, each one is different
@@athul7545അടിപൊളി 🤣
@@athul7545പശു ബിരിയാണി ആണ് taste😋
Glad to see you & fly enjoying the kerala bakery items👌👌
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Prices were so reasonable affordable at that bakery,wish I could have also eaten that😂
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Agreed!
Also, wth is oracle SQL PL/SQL? (Not to be rude)
sure thing
Khubus is Arabic bread you eat on breakfast in Middle east , u have to eat it with hummus and baba ghanouj
I thought I knew this bread, I have spent quite some time in the Middle East.
When you compare the taste and quality, you have to compare the price also for the viewers to know it in your country or Europe and here.
the taste and quality is great, it reminds of Europe, but prices are cheaper here.
The spices and flavor
Wow, That bakery food looks incredibly delicious! I would eat the heck out of that! (I am a spicy food lover from the US!)
I like how Kerala has a mix of religions. My heritage is completely French, so naturally, I was brought up Catholic. (My boyfriend is Jewish) However, I absolutely identify more with the Hindu religion. But generally, I consider myself to be non-denominational. I like to take it all in and consider why people believe what they believe as well as their culture and traditions. It is all wonderful as long as the common goal is acceptable, peace, and love.❤❤❤🌟🌟🌟🌟
But but but,,,Have u heard about the ideology of Dar ul islam, if u strive towards dar ul islam you will get a permanent place in jannath with all the pleasures of heaven , when so many people literally believe in it, peace is a distant dream...
@@sandeep7823 I know all religions have their extremists and wars are fought over religions. It breaks my heart. I wish for the freedom of all people to believe what they want to believe and respect their fellow human’s right to do the same as long as it harms no one. Perhaps I am a dreamer, but my heart leads my head.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
religious harmony is only in kerala northern states are very toxic religious people , they are blinded by religion and politics
@@siamesejasmineligion , cast, and creed was created by these Satanists elite's to divide & rule over us humans. if all of us were United theese Satanic elite's will lose power over everything. We humans are 99% while they are only 1%, sad but true we humans will never unite
Hinduism is a way of life...not a religion.
A "Hindu" will easily accept the goodness of any religion without hesitation...
Btw I am born a Christian in ""Hindu" India.
Don't believe the international media..."Hindus" are the most peaceful of people.
Side note..in Hinduism, there is no central book or "head/ Pope" of the organisation...as there is NO organisation.
Two "Hindu" neighbours can have totally different practices! ...you also have "Hindus" who don't believe in the concept of God!!!
Vagamon in idukki district of kerala is called switzerland of kerala .do visit
Dont worry. Generally spices in india are cultivated and fresh spices are used, unlike western countries. This is not bad for health.
How much you are eating, gentleman!if i eat one or two of it my tummy will be full.Bon appetit!
You are from suisse,ryt? Supposed to be the land of high quality boulangeries.Still you find our breads and stuffs mouth watering ly delicious.I really feel surprised.
Yes we are
You should eat the beef puffs also,any way you enjoyed it over there. Good video
I tried the egg puff
I like olive she always says YES, YES ,YES 😅😂😂❤❤🎉🎉
Asking someone there religion is not a good habit especially in Kerala
Beware beef is not permitted in India so be carefull family.
Specially in north India even if they know about you then problems may occur.
But your family is doing Good job❤❤😊
they sell beef everywhere in Kerala, literally everywhere
@@yvesthesleeve yes in south it's ok but in north it's like they will forsake even biol.mother but not the cow😄.
Its Holly to them, And I don't want to scare but take care your children,as crime can happen at sudden.Enjoy
@@yvesthesleeveextreme hin#dus will do barbaric if they come to know about beef selling. kerala is different. but you should be careful in other parts of india. and you should blur their faces who sell beef and also shop names.
'Like the way you come across 11:51 as a very jovial, indulgent & loving Couple with an adventurous 'flavour' !! Enjoy your visit!!
Explore the Eastern culture as well.
Thank you kindly!
@@yvesthesleeve No mention pls!
HaND ✋🏽(=Have a Nice Day)!!
Glad you enjoyed the bakeries...😊..looks good
I did!
Wow nice food.
Anyway I'm watching it _____
All the way South Africa 🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦
Hello there
@@yvesthesleeve you good 👍?
I'm watching this while eating beef😋
😂😂😂
Beef is the national dish of kerala.. You can eat as much beef you want... In kerala and tamilnadu we don't mix food with religion🙂
alright
Adipoli chetta
its buffalo, not beef
Don't say "We" There are People with religious preferences . Muslims don't eat Non halal meat and pork meat ,not only in Kerala and Tamil Nadu but all over the world. Just to promote our state you don't have to denigrate others.
@@yvesthesleevet's buffalo 🐃 not beef 😂
Love how the kid is passed out in the back and lady hits the stroller accidently and in return she says forgive me 🙏 Good stuff. @ 15:58
Did not even notice that....
Amazing Video discovering new eateries
Glad you enjoyed it!
very clean and good bake house! bon appetit .
Thank you 😋
You will get plenty of Beef items everywhere in Kerala....No problems.....But in Communal North India,eating Beef can get you murdered by the Criminal Gangs...
oh wow
You are sickular😂
@@tejaswinisanganal6690 see I explain north and south india in simple sentence. North india eats 🐄 💩
South indian eats 🐄 🍗 that's it simple
I feel pity for cow born in north India 😄 🤣
Cant believe u guys ate the whole thing
Yeah
Wowwww. Nice to C ur having a good times here. Take care and best wishes🎉
Thank you 😊
Ur most welcome. Have fun, take care
You will get beef in kerala tamilnadu some parts of Goa and north eastern india
In other parts cow is a holy animal and they wont kill it instead they kill the person who eats it😂
Right👍
I see...
Nice😅😂
And in kerala they will kill you if you support the BJP.
That sleeping baby is so cute 🥰
I can't deny
BEAUTIFUL STRONG CHAIRS!
they were
Awesome video brother. Feel like i want to eat too.
Go for it!
Khuboos is an Arabic bread. Go to any Kebab store in Dubai you will get the meat wrapped in Khuboos.
Love to see your kids enjoying the bakery items..... For keeping the body cool during travel and to keep the bowels clean, all of you eat Pappaya and black grapes every night, after dinner....
alright
@@yvesthesleeveboss please settle down in Kerala state, you can earn a livelihood by teaching your language to the people of Kerala state, your children enjoy the local food out there😁😁😁🙏🙏🙏
Pls don't ask religion to people in Kerala especially.. Here almost 99% of hindus eat beef...its a common thing in Kerala..Anyway your vlogs are very interesting.. Lots of love to your family❤
Kuboos is an arabic flat bread
Ah thanks
exited for this.
thanks
There is 100 percent literacy in Kerala. All are educated but in their local language. Most of them speech English well.
Yes, that is sure
For your information kerala has most educated people in india
Yes I know
He's talking about the communication barrier
Literacy is not the same as education
Eating beef being Hindu. Good education!!
@@spookyargument7537While it's true that literacy and education are different, keralites also ranks the top with highest education levels as well. Just because college students go all over the country and abroad for college education pursuing whatever courses they want, doesn't mean they are not keralites anymore
Wow all the bread and dessert look so good!! How much it cost all together?
All the food cost about 600 rupees.
@yvesthesleeve WOW that's alot of food for just 600 rs. Thank you for replying.
About $8.
With all respect..it is very cringe to ask religion to random people in Kerala..will you go around Europe and ask like this ?
That would not be a problem in Europe, I am surprised that this is an issue here.
@yvesthesleeve It is not an issue ..but it is cringe.
@@yvesthesleeve Some people may be very open about their beliefs and willing to share, while others may prefer to keep their beliefs private. Always prioritize respecting the boundaries and choices of others, and if you're uncertain about whether or not to broach the subject, it's best to avoid it altogether. Instead, focus on topics that are more neutral and inclusive to ensure a positive and respectful conversation.
Lots of love from Telugu States, Telangana Hyderabad.
cheers mate
Khuboos is the white bread inside it all fillings are stuffed
Khuboos is not indian it is arabian dish
I see
MOONSHINE & LEMONGRASS DELICIOUS BAKERY YUUMM YUMMM INDIA YUUMMMYYY
oh yes
BTW YOU SHOUDNT HAVE ASKED HIS RELIGION , PEOPLE IN KERALA DONT DO THAT. AND HINDUS IN KERALA DO EAT BEEF, ALMOST EVERYONE. SO YES HINDU GUY OWNED BAKERY WILL ALSO HAVE BEEF ITEMS
You can eat what ever you want in kerala. No one restrict it especially beaf.
It doent matter whether you are a hindu or a muslim in kerala everyone eats beef
Very good snacks 🤤
They are!
I love Zopf. When you mentioned Zopf I suddenly remembered my breakfast in Germany. Baguette and Zopf were my favourite.
yes that is great
Khooboos is bread and its Arabic.
Hi,great video but no price mention 😢
Sorry for that
Sir please come here in himachal pradesh,or uttarakhand State like rishikesh, Simla, masoori Nainital,
eventually
@@yvesthesleeve be careful not like kerala tradition
Welcome to kerala ! Eat plenty of non veg and beef. No restriction on what to eat or wear.
In kerala people eat beef irrespective of religion.
We treat people as human being not based on their religion
thanks mate
Treat animals same as well there is heart also
@@indianfoodartists3579 in that case plants also living organism
Human being is an omnivores. Animal product is needed for its survival milk is 100% animal product in origin.Cows milk is for its calf, can you stop torturing cow for its milk
@@indianfoodartists3579we value humans life more than animals keep killing people for beef
Man! You certainly ate a lot of baked goodies there, not less than a couple of thousand calories 😀. But seriously bakeries in Kerala are much better than those elsewhere in India. BTW did you try the tea there? On a side note, Kerala has a huge Christian population and the furniture you saw is made of cane, again a Kerala speciality.
I did not have tea there but I agree these bakeries are superior to anywhere else in India.
7:16 cilantro coriander is same thing btw
Ah okay, now I learned that.
Hi and good evening, Mr Moonshine. Love those furniture made of rattan/canes...very lovely and it needs a very skilled carpenter to make them. Haha...of course sugar canes can't be used 😂😅
yes that's true
That loaded table looked yummy.......Even if I dont eat meat........
It was
khuboos is from the arabic word khubs meaning bread. its like a stuffed pita bread,
There are a lot of Hindus in Kerala that also eat beef...in fact beef fry and porota is THE dish for Kerala! And of course there are various tribes across the country that eat all kinds of meat too including pork :) what you were trying to name is actually a Swiss roll! And Kuboos is the Arabian pita bread :) as there is still a very strong connection with the middle east when it comes to Kerala!
Yes sure, I even made a video, a bit controversial I think. czcams.com/video/IXSczVsEg3U/video.html
Hlo sir..am in Kerala..here is beef using how can you use to eat.there is no difference beef , chicken, pork, and mutton.. Kerala people is always eat anymeat.north east india side are rarely eat beef ..thats all..and don't talk about here any religion..there is all are same...
alright thanks
First bakery started in India at Thalassery, kerala.
Kuch bhi....😂
First European invaders entered thru Kerala
alright
@@sheebaradhakrishnangrActually no. Kerala is one of the few forces that fought off all European invading forces. Kerala was one of the few places in India that was never annexed by any foreign power despite being a big hotspot. Please know your history better
That bakery looks good 💖
it is really
thanks mate
please come mangalor my scity the lst time u weere . i was not in Town so please visit Mangalore City My city i will host u this time!! Lot to see than u saw the lst time u been her 300 years old churches and chappels and 1000 years old Temples and Mosques and Hindi , Arabic, Roman Chatholic food
sure eventually coming back, just not right now
Hi moonsoon lemongrass little bit after this I'm watching video clip because I have a sick time last week
hope you get better
Sir come here, Arunachal Pradesh, meghalya, tripura,nagaland,mizoram.
You have to try paympori(banana fry), samosa, undampori etc etc
do many times
When you eat Beef, no need of mentioning religion or discussing with the vendor. Just enjoy the beautiful meat.
noted
Nice😊😊😊 . God bless you guy
thanks mate