Trying the Hardest Cheese in the World
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- Dinesh Gale is a cattle farmer who makes chhurpi in Tipling, Nepal. It’s a hard cheese that comes from the milk of chauri-that’s a cross between a yak and a cow. Chhurpi smells smoky and tastes sweet, and you chew it like you would a piece of gum. It is also extremely tough and is considered to be the hardest cheese in the world. People have been making this cheese in remote parts of the Himalayas for centuries. It keeps for a long time-up to 20 years if you stash it in a special yak skin.
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I appreciate how everyone looks so focused while eating the cheese
dezandnove Like they’re contemplating life or something
@@duckbread8235 lol yes
Try to.chew it.. u will understand🤣🤣🤣🤣
@@duckbread8235 "Holy crap I cant believe my teeth are strong enough"
we have to bite it too hard thats why
Places like this would survive a zombie apocalypse with 0 issue
Fifty Empire so true-
That place just need a large a wall and they can live like normal in a apocalypse
Zombies ain't real doe
Peter DeMoor
Use your imagination doe
this place is around 4000 m above sea level its tough enough to climb up and live there for normal human don't even think about zombies.
This sounds amazing for people losing weight and body building.
I like how the farmer uses "If", he doesn't speak for his children's future. He wants them to choose.
true true
It’s like hard chewing gum you can just pop it in your mouth when you wanna chew I really like it it has such an addictive flavor smoky and cheesy
@@sunflower-vz4du this sounds great.
True parenting
i see ur comments everywhere
Ok but the scenery, the cows, the plants and everything, it's just so peaceful
Ikr!!
@@yuame7605 There is internet though :v
Nepal is a beauty. I'm blessed to have been born there.
@@yuame7605 there is internet I would know since I was born there
@@yuame7605 there is internet...its just the very remote parts that don't have internet
This cheese: fresh for 20 years
Supermarket cheese : die in 1 week
You ever hear of government block cheese that lasts for 50yrs
Have you ever heard of Joe mama
@@user-jo2cv1dy1b no but I have heard of ligma
@@user-jo2cv1dy1b you called?
@@josephmadre5590 hi mommy
Notice that he’s giving his children a choice to continue his family business. It is not an expectation. That is a mark of a worldly man.
Most likely because its not making millions a day??? Bruh
i yeet my meat most likely because it’s the way they make their living? Duhh
i yeet my meat Well no shit it’s a family tradition, they live in the mountains, they grow and make their own food, they don’t sell the cheese and they probably dont even use money dumbass
But they should.
It is a shane for such an important part if culture to die out.
Peolle want to save culture when it's extremeky endangered, WHICH IS GREAT, but let's not let that happen in the first place.
Plot twist: the son is vegan and decides to free all the yak cows
Im from Nepal and let me tell you this is so good but it is not exactly used as a cheese and rather used as a snack
cheese is a snack
@@kendalljohnson9172 no bro not snack. it can be taken as alternative to candies and gums.hope you understand .
Why did I think of jacksfilms while reading the first words I-
Churpi is like paneer or cottage cheese from india it is eaten like chips or used in a dish
@@jithinrangani866 Churpi is waaaay too hard to be compared to paneer and cottage cheese. They can be as hard as a rock.
Many Western Cheese expert say this cheese taste the best than any Swiss cheese and Italian cheese but lags behind in publicity.. I have too tasted it and it's the best cheese i ever had. The taste comes from unique vegetation found in Himalayas.
Can you only get it in Nepal or are there good sources in western countries?
@@juannaym8488 this hard cheese is only found in nepal .but the similar cheese is found in other countries but dosent have the same procedure to make hard cheese.
@@neverdoing5501 can u get it online
@@memeguy6637 you can
I wonder how the taste changes throughout the year, like would spring cchurpi be better than fall?
I hope this cheese will never fade away. It's part of their tradition after all
it won;t they love it. look up the atlas obscura article for the cheese they document the whole thing
Well they don't have Democrats to bring people in their country to replace their culture so I think they'll be ok.
@@-KillaWatt- wtf do Democrats have to do with Nepali cheese
Don't worry, it won't. That thing is going to survive the nuclear apocalypse.
Killa Watt
No one cares about your xenophobic political opinions my guy
I guess this is one of the ingredient for Nokia's old cell phone
Muhammad Fathony Alfikri 😂😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂
Genius!
How they you find the secret ingredient
Well pretty much yeah- but we actually used reindeer milk instead of cow milk. Also storing it in carved bear bones covered with herbs and beer would keep the cheese fresh. Then the cheese was dipped to tar and dried in rare sunlight, also a salt coating was added to make the tar coating shine. After the plasticy layer was added it was time to carve all the details with sharp freshly picked wolf teeth. All the white details were then painted with a mixture of chalk and piss. The glass layer formed accidentally of the carvers sweat, it was kept in for fancy reasons. And to activate the Nokia, they threw it around until it started to glow. Now congrats, you have a classic Nokia in your hands. Uses: Throw it, Shove it up your ass, Lick it or (my personal favourite) use as spoon to stir your last nights beer leftovers together. PERKELE
I speak nepali but I'm reading the subtitles like an fricking idiot
😂😂
@@komalthapa4593 u nepali?
Getting used to reading subtitles 😂
@@rabindrakarmacharya6734 ya
Me too
Guy: I agree this cheese is so hard.
Elder: You're eating a rock my son.
Guy guns bleeding: wat
bro its not cheese at all and iv ate it
@@sirpeepooman6403 I am from Nepal and not all cheese have same flavour. Do you know what donkey cheese tastes like?
probably taste like donkey cheese
@@_songsup best answer ever 🤣🤣🤣
My teeth have chipped away eating these before because i was too impatient
TheSilentCosmonaut where would you buy such a thing I look its up and all I got was dog chews
TheSilentCosmonaut Justin?
@@soundingthedeep1
Wait, you guys know each other? lmao
@@andyjin6657 *Justin never replied*
Civil Control this was literally just half an hour ago
"Fresh for up to 20 years.."
The Kardashians: Time to get some yak skins!
😂😂😂
Errol Neal are they cheese?
@@thaddeusjd Yes they are
Sunset Hobi well they can get rotten at times
@@imthecoolerpotheredtelletu9157 they arent, child
Being a Nepali myself, this is the first time I'm learning that we Nepalese people have our own type of cheese too???? I never thought of churpi as cheese but damn we do eat cheese, makes me feel fancy lol
haii
Same
Why fancy lol
Cheese is literally a milk product
@@TheAlchemist1089 well do u normally eat cheese everyday? No right? Coming from a middle class family in a country like Nepal, cheese is fancy. It's not something u normally get to eat everyday.
@@SunnyShizuken that's what you used to think
Now you know that you are also special 😃
That random japanese guy is gonna make a knife out of it I tell you
Omg kiwami Japan-
Oh that guy that made a knife from potatoes?
I want to see it
lol yess
He can make a knife from cheddar if he wants it
This is hands down on of the coolest channels on CZcams it’s just so diverse and every video feels like a story being told with so much feeling like this video!
@@benjammin2020 when have they done that (they may have I just haven't seen it)
I just hate that it’s too popular, normies left and right
Fiery fox 123 joes channel is even colder
600th like
666th like
thor's hammer is made out of this
y e s h
Of course Thor goes to Nepal every year to get his hammer stocked up
this cheese is harder than thors hammer
Nokias are made out of it too
Ingredient in Nokia’s
I like how they dont force they children to do the same in the future, they give them a option
Nokia 3310: Finally, a worthy opponent! Our battle will be legendary!
lol
The world should know pain 😂
AK47: I retreat...
😂
Underrated
I read this as “ Hardest Chinese in the world”
MILLY Ç 😂😂😂😂
Madara Uchiha my guy I ain’t even a chick
What a bruh moment
Madara Uchiha F
Thanks now I just thought of a Chinese man getting hard af
I like how he says if his children want to continue with the tradition. Not like some parents who force their children to follow certain careers
Nelson Ngcebetsha yes!!
Nelson Ngcebetsha i found it nice how he phrased it like that
@Home Home The difference is, these parents don't have face/gait tracking and recognition programs, a large-scale social credit system, nor do they have 100% surveillance and control over their properties/borders (so the children can escape).
How much is Winnie Xipooh paying you for that comment?
@Home Home Oh wow, they have Chinabots now. Cool.
@Home Home these bots are so convincing, damn I'm almost convinced this is a real person!
Growing up in Nepal, this was my favourite snack. You can carry it wherever you want and doesn't melt at normal temperatures. Great for take aways.
you can also throw it at people you dislike
@@bgrg And can be used as a blunt weapon.
@@kollepii1011 or gift it to someone you like.
I put a churpi in my mouth & open youtube
And this pops on my recommendation
What are the odds?
How does it taste
pulkin pulman it is in the video dude
pulkin pulman it’s sweet like nutella
Tastes like a very hard aged cheese
@@pulkinpulman2028 like milk
During my childhood, mom always told me that sweets will damage my teeth so, she used to give me "Churpi" as a treat before she went to work. Ironically that Churpi even hurts my whole mouth however, the taste was so good that I still love this.
Pyroxy except you don’t get cavities from a lil bit of candy so no
Well atleast you get a dope jawline right?
@@Modernhabitus like giga chad
Human Teeth: I will destroy you!
Chhurpi: You dare oppose me mortal?
Resecupss we don’t really try to chew on it like normal food, like the guy said in the video. You kind of let it get a little weaker from your heat and saliva and sort of scrape the weak sides.
@@lisa5hot So it's like we let the cheese melt on it's own?
I think what they are eating is the softer variety. The harder ones are pretty much tougher than a piece of furniture.
ETin Like you know that
😂😂
This reminds me how my friends and me used to eat Churpi while teacher was teaching in class and making steady face incase they won't find out and carry on once she looks to the board 😂, but afraid the breaking sound won't come out from my mouth😂 miss those days💜
Now we don't have to worry. Just wear a mask 😂
@@diwaghimire9242 but the sound..
Italians: We have the best cheese.
Netherlands: Cool bro, but we have better cheese.
US: Forgot me, already.
Switzerland: Nice Joke.
Nepal: So, Churpi is a Cheese?
ahhhh that Nepal one is so true
@Javier Ambrosio cheese whizz is horrible... Idk how i used to eat that
By american cheese do you mean those little slice that taste the same as the little plastic wrappers they come in
Bonjour :)
@@withersheep9009 nah he means wisconsin cheddar
The fourth little piggy built his house out of this cheese
And the wolf fell unconcious from blowing.😂😂
And the wolf was lactose intolerant, so he leaves.
Wolf: *uses atomic breath*
LMAO
Actually, it was bricks you dumas. Why u so stewpid?
Can we just appreciate the quality of these videos and the amount of effort that goes into making one? These are amazing.
Oh shut up, noob. Most of us have been appreciating them for yeeeears now.
I'm impressed with how far in advance they have to film and edit these with such good production value and cinematography, given that they release videos so frequently.
in order for mammals to produce milk they have to be pregnant, so they're raped, and their babies are killed. so we can take the milk. milk has casomorphin, which makes the calf go back to its mother, it sedates the calf and in cheese the waters been removed so its concentrated, so cheese is physically addicting
there is also blood, pus, growth hormones, feces, because cows are hooked up to painful milking machines and develop diseases and cuts on their udders. theyre also constant raped just to keep up milk production. after several impregnations and getting their babies stolen and killed, their body won't produce any more milk so theyre not profitable so theyre dragged off in any which way to be brutally murdered.
and cholesterol in cheese, and there is so much saturated fat that a calf is able to grow to be 1000kg after 1 year. it also causes heart disease, obesity, diabetes, cancer, osteoporosis and erectile dysfunction
cholesterol from animal products clogs your arteries.
and animals want to live
#govegantoday
jonah levi? Wow, that was so useful
I would very much like to try this cheese.
Guy: breaks into house
also guy: gets knocked out by f***ing cheese
2:08 I wonder why they all have a strong jaw line😂😂
Somehow our jawline gets like that temporarily while trying to chew lol. Its not alws like that
I noticed that the vast majority of Nepali have very good teeth and strong jaws. I think it's because they have a lot more chewy foods. I mean, Dal Baht isn't chewy, but the other stuff is.
They say it’s filling, but I’d probably still eat through their cheese supply
It basically tastes like rubber with the consistency of plastic.
@@hop-skip-ouch8798 lol cheap people's only tried cheap churpi's😂😂😂😂
@@spotmagar9235 Probably that.
it doesn't taste like normal cheese tbh, it's really different, and there are types of churpi too
Imagine if the cheese was crunchy.
Oh god no!It would be like eating a giant honeycomb Wotsit
Thanks a lot.
dulez with cheese oozing out???????????🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢🤢
That's fidgusting
If you microwave this churpi then it puffs and becomes crunchy
But dont do that 😐
when you make eye contact with your crush 2:09
Lmaooo
Robber: THIS IS A ROBBERY
Old lady: I will hit you with a cheese stick
Robber: ha what can tha- *gets hit with cheese stick and passes out*
Plot twist: The next son is lactose-intolerant....
I am lactose intolerant too but churpi has very small amount of lactose. I never had any problem taking it.
@@tousifj90 it was a joke
*uH oH*
All aged cheese pretty much have next to no lactose in it, the lactose goes away in the cheese making process. (Fresh white cheese have quite a lot of lactose though)
I get it’s a joke. But a ton of lactose intolerant people missing out on eating cheese because they misunderstood is no joke.
So much great cheese out there
@@tousifj90 Huh. That's cool!
This isn’t “inspired” by Genesis. It’s sponsored by them
Ya come on, we get that they need to pay their bills. No need to sugar coat it
The check 'inspired' them to make the video
@@DinoPower715 lol
Riley Tech you right
@@DinoPower715 Good point. Checks "inspire" me to drag myself out of bed and go to work every day
That kind of cheese would be the perfect weapon and food in an apocalypse
It is one of my fav snacks
When my father or relatives goes to western side of Nepal 🇳🇵
They always bring this in the large amount
Since childhood it is been one of my favorite
"what, you egg?"
_He pummels him with a hard stick of cheese_
What?
Just a common egg it’s a quote from Macbeth
@@justacommonegg3714 what, you egg?
Say Cheese
@@justacommonegg3714 Macbeth
It was quite fascinating until I realised that
This is my country
And
That cheese is what i eat on a daily basis.
SkullFuryGaming is there any flavor?
@@boxfox4879 it has its own unique flavor bro that can't be precisely described
You just need to taste it to know the taste
Just Viral Things well then i guess ill see you in a week to tell you what i think it tastes like
@@ankitdgaf the way you describe it makes it sound like something bland and boring
@@alexander1055 to whom i am explaining is going to enjoy it
You go and cry elsewhere
u can see how hard it is by how defined their Jawline is.
2:32 just imagine living there.
no wifi btw
@@johnn3987 the view is better than WiFi
Swiss people: *choking*
Cheese... those mountains, those supreme cows, this cheese...! Wow!
I feel it... 😭
Cinematic scene. They're carrying stuff and the view zooms out into this cheese paradise.
It looks the same in Switzerland and the cheese is even harder. 🤷♂️
Come to rural Nepal to enjoy the true beauty. You cant just say every beautiful country is like switzerland as they are different in every small details
ITALY: Pizza
FRANCE: Baguette
SPAIN: Paella
JAPAN: Sushi
INDIA: Curry
NEPAL: *H A R D C H E E S E*
Italy has amazing hard cheese tho
U missed like 100 countries but okay
@Joshua Daugherty burgers?
@Wills Pram Trinidad- doubles maybe
China: "BAT SOUP"
1:51 he hits his head on the roof
Lol😂😂
lol
lol
Lol
Hey (-_-)
I tried it when I was in Ilam region in Nepal... It's so damn hard I almost broke my jaw eating it!
I love the cows in this video and how they are so tame and well taken care of. And I love the patterns on their coats. Gorgeous!!! 😄
Yellow Flower so please tell me what if people eat their milk, will it offend vegans?
they are not taken care of. they are exploitated and used for thrir bodies.
in order for mammals to produce milk they have to be pregnant, so they're raped, and their babies are killed. so we can take the milk. milk has casomorphin, which makes the calf go back to its mother, it sedates the calf and in cheese the waters been removed so its concentrated, so cheese is physically addicting
there is also blood, pus, growth hormones, feces, because cows are hooked up to painful milking machines and develop diseases and cuts on their udders. theyre also constant raped just to keep up milk production. after several impregnations and getting their babies stolen and killed, their body won't produce any more milk so theyre not profitable so theyre dragged off in any which way to be brutally murdered.
and cholesterol in cheese, and there is so much saturated fat that a calf is able to grow to be 1000kg after 1 year. it also causes heart disease, obesity, diabetes, cancer, osteoporosis and erectile dysfunction
cholesterol from animal products clogs your arteries.
and animals want to live
#govegantoday
@@jonahlevi3178 just so you know, Hindus consider cow a goddess and Nepal is a country with mostly hindus.
@@jonahlevi3178 "Their babies get killed", no you ignorant fool, they are raised as cattle, and they are either sold or they are left to roam when they hit a certain period. Thats why you see so many cows and bulls in the streets of India and Nepal. They have even "Gau Rakshak" meaning cow protectors, so they are not even killed or you'd get legal action against you. Plus, here the cows are milked using hands and are free to gaze on anywhere they want. Please, learn about the country and culture you try to preach hateful practices with.
Sibham Psydeth ignore Jonah, they’re literally copy-pasting the vegan propaganda paragraph that I hear all the time from vegans. The paragraph she’s parroting was written for a completely different context (cows milk in the West) anyways.
Nobody:
CZcams recommendations: H A R D C H E E S E
Really hard tho
stop
magicwheel1 not you, you’re fine
*E S E E H C D R A H*
I would say my joke but its too cHeEsy...ha..ha... I'll see myself out
Firstly thanks Great Big Story for covering this content. I am from Nepal and am truly proud to see this content here. I have consumed churpi all my life and truly love it. Like Churpi there are a lot of stories you could find in Nepal. Hoping to see more content like this from you in future too.
Just a bunch of good old mountain folk eating kickass cheese. Wholesome af.
It's like chewing on a Lego piece to me, but my Sikkimese wife loves it 😋
Where can you find it?!
@@ErinRaciell I've only seen it in Sikkim. And Nepal obviously. I tried looking on Amazon but it's only sold as dog chew 😂
Khardellen www.amazon.com/Snow-Hill-Strong-Chhurpi-Small/dp/B07KY2RGWJ
@@KeepCalmAndTravelOn you know the cheese is hard when it's sold as a dog chew
Jason Kirby the link you sent. thats also a dog chew
Now we finally know what Nokia flip phones are made out of...
😂😂😂😂😂
😂😂😂😂😂
Bobby Lee 123 this is only one of ingredients, it is also the softest compared to those thing
🤣🤣
Wow! By taking that cheese to the mountain tops, they really *elevated* the flavor!
This is so cool! I would love to try this!
I have so many memories of Churpi as a kid, also sergum .Its an integral part of Nepalese kids life ,especially kids in mountainous district.I miss home so much🇳🇵
I haven’t been back to nepal since i was 4 so i barely remember any of the landscape. It really is beautiful.
@@FallencloverTV is it as beautiful as you barely remember it? 😎😂
@Dx Fire weird, they judge people for eating cheese in mountain?
Im nepali and its very pretty there
Me too
so proud to be nepali 🇳🇵
broke: hard cheese
woke: *ERECT CREAM*
"Erect cream" wins this comments section in my opinion
This deserves many more likes
Omg-
more the opposite tbh
Erectin a HARD CHEESE
I see a lot of awesome traditions on this channel which I have to say they should take it to CZcams so many others know how to do/make the thing to keep the tradition alive, but it’s up to them
“Is that a landslide I hear!?” “No stupid, our cheese fell”
I never imagined 'churpi' is called hard cheese being a Nepali .
Same, never thought of it as a cheese even though i knew it was made of milk
Teita, i never heard people referring as" hard cheese" but i heard many foreigners calling it" dried cheese".first time suneko yar hard cheese ta
FR
Me: *Sees the world’s hardest cheese*
Swiss: We accept your challenge
the swiss actually helped the nepalese make the first chhurpi cheese. He has a memorial in Nepal, read the Atlas Obscura article in chhurpi.
I don't think your Swiss baby teeth able to chew this cheese. So does cheese of Swiss can't stand long as this cheese.
@@legendarysin4341ok cool
in order for mammals to produce milk they have to be pregnant, so they're raped, and their babies are killed. so we can take the milk. milk has casomorphin, which makes the calf go back to its mother, it sedates the calf and in cheese the waters been removed so its concentrated, so cheese is physically addicting
there is also blood, pus, growth hormones, feces, because cows are hooked up to painful milking machines and develop diseases and cuts on their udders. theyre also constant raped just to keep up milk production. after several impregnations and getting their babies stolen and killed, their body won't produce any more milk so theyre not profitable so theyre dragged off in any which way to be brutally murdered.
and cholesterol in cheese, and there is so much saturated fat that a calf is able to grow to be 1000kg after 1 year. it also causes heart disease, obesity, diabetes, cancer, osteoporosis and erectile dysfunction
cholesterol from animal products clogs your arteries.
and animals want to live
#govegantoday
jonah levi? ok
These kinds of video should have more recognition.
I appreciate how the father said "if my children follow this same path or bussiness". Instead of making them run the business, they get a choice to or not to.
normal people: why is youtube telling me about this??
intellectuals: *boutta get that cheese.*
Lol.
Lol.
“You picked the wrong house fool!” *Get hit with cheese stick.*
Edit: Man, you guys really liked this comment.
Hahaha
made my day
He has a Kukri on his belt. Getting hit with cheese would be the least of your worries.
Lol
-franco
I'll leave everything and live in that mountain farming cheese in a heartbeat. It so beautiful.
I like how he doesn't force the kids to learn and take over the family business.
Thankyou Great Big Story for this story as as we say in Nepalese "dhanyabad" 🙏
You mean in nepali not nepalese
High five
Jai nepal
ZIN ALEXZENDER EXACTLY!
@@zinalexzender6933 lmaoooo, they don't know. We're educated 😂
He is from my village i know him very well as me i from Nepal🇳🇵. Jay nepal
Kun gau bhai? Kaha ho yo?
@@anishbajracharya9642 comment gare ko 1 year bhayo
Imagine how much prize these cheese would cost on different parts of the world, US for example, amazing cheese that came out from free-range livestock which ate herbs and plant located on the area of the highest mountain on earth,oh come on,storagable inside a certain animal skin for 20 years? not to mention the type of cow itself, a crossbreed of cow and the yak ,holy cow! Bless me
it costs around Rs.300(Max) for a big bar which is around $3
in california, specifically LA they would make this like 300 bucks for 1/2 an ounce
Capitalism at its finest
Chauri: "chaur" means field / ranch. If you observe, the yak/cow grazes the open fields naturally and causes "soil sequestration" which not only provides great nutritional organic milk for thr cheese but also helps in absorbing the carbon from atmosphere because the yak/cows graze the natural landscape and also add natural fertilizer for better soil health which helps the grass to grow better throughout the year which prevents drought, retains soil moisture and keeps the ground water intact. Traditional methods are the only sustainable systems i believe.
Nepal prison ... "Yo, smuggle me in some chhurpi so I can make a shiv"
Now I need to recommend it to kiwami japan
I’m from Nepal and I approve these Churpi’s. ❤️❤️
How much do they cost?
Shaik Shaik Not a lot. In the US it comes pre-packed and cut into small pieces.. 1 pack will usually have 10-15+ and it’s around like 2-3 bucks..
@@shaikshaik7821 While in Nepal you can buy a block for 200rs which equals to $ 1.5
You were at 68 likes,I had to 69 that sxxt. 😎
im an indian n my nepalese fren got these n asked me to chew them wen im bored or sleepy...my boredom was over but the churpi stayed😂😂i gave up
Namaste bhaisahab, love from India...
A food, a weapon, and a prop for a sitcom
So this is essentially Elven Bread from Lord of the Rings?
😂😂😂😂
Right?? The first thing I tht abt while watching was lembas bread
Nepali version of him lol🤣😂😂
What a privilege to have been made aware of this beautiful culture...thank you for sharing and I pray they continue sharing this art for future generations to come.
Churpi is like literally my favourite.. 😀grew up eating churpi still enjoying it ,it can also be found all over Nagaland too ❤️❤️❤️🥰🥰
Love watching things like this makes you want to be a part of it and how rich those people are to have a beautiful way of life. I hope no greedy company looks at this and thinks of building a factory and destroys the land and there ways.
I love the videos that you guys make,they tell a lot of amazing stories,keep up the good work.👍👍👍👍👍
Cheese of all cheeses, i present to you.
**CCHHEESSEE**
I would love to taste this! Sounds amazing
From my childhood days, I've been enjoying churpi, though I didn't fully grasp its value back then. It's truly a nutritious treat, often referred to as 'the cheese'. I extend my best wishes to Dinesh and hope that his future generations will continue this tradition in an even more advanced manner. On the flip side, churpi 😆 can be tough on teeth if overindulged due to its hardness.
oh i thought the cheese was piercing his eyes in the thumbnail
wha-
I thought it was large chips in the thumbnail. 😂
cheese so hard u can whittle it down to a shank
@@yungmansa4989 Man you could do that with cafeteria cheese.
Same
This Churphi´s one piece you can chew for a whole day, that's how hard it is..
and a piece is hardly 1cm*1cm
I used to eat this when I was in school. They cut it in tiny cubes and it's really hard but it's so good , it has this savory taste which I can't put it into words.
This is my favorite cheese since childhood,,, i still eat churpi alot. Thank u for sharing
The time when u finally dont need to read subtitiles.(ur country's language)
"Son, you wanted some cheese so we got you a brick made from milk compounds.'
I hope there is a way for them to export this cheese internationally. They could make amazing money and increase their prosperity. There should be startups who should make the effort to reach such communities and export their unique products around the world. Given the way they describe the taste as smoky, sweet and tough, I am confident that there will be many takers, especially in Europe and Southeast Asia.
I am no dairy farmer but is there a way to reach out to this community? Pretty sure that given the properties of this cheese, it could fetch easily between $100-300 per kilo in the international market.
In American we give them to our dogs
Beautiful story ♥️
My piece of cheese that dried 5 weeks ago: 😏
@Rectze - any normal functioning brain would know that.
Bado Ceesay he isn’t dirty :P
Chile.. anyways.
Legend has it the cheese is wearing black air forces
I will never get a chance to travel there and won't ever get to try the cheese it seems so good being dried by the fire to get a smoky accent!
The auto closed-captioning on the cheesemaker guy is absolute gold. He really got a lot to say.
I still remember using hammer to break Churpi in to small pieces.
Aye, I just came back from my trip from Nepal and this came to my recommendation. It’s awesome learning about the place where you come from.
I want to try some of that!!! Got any export links yet?
Nepalese like hard food... first time i went there i tried some ‘rock’ soy beans it broke 2 molars... the buff jerky was fantastic though
Yes..As per my experience there.
Their food are dried and fermented in booming season so they could have it in the winter where food is scarce.