Tribal People Try Vegemite For The First Time
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Gul-Shur heard about it and called in sick! LOL
He thought it sounded a lot like the Marmite they tried!
right? loool
I was thinking the same...lol
I tried this as a little kid in 3rd grade...sooooo salty!
Vegemite is made from creating yeast. They make the yeast...& Scrape off the barrels...the scraped parts...that is what Vegemite is....a by- product of making yeast.
The "correct" way of eating it is on toast....with butter.... & A VERY....thin...layer of Vegemite.
...I'm thinking of trying it again sometime....I could not eat it the last time, either!
If you taste Vegemite...lol...it is known ...worldwide...for it's intense, salty flavour. You're a fan of it....or you are not.
Most ppl I know do NOT like it....but I am also told that Australians do not like peanut butter....so....
I think they can enjoy their Vegemite....lol....& I will enjoy my peanut butter! 😊
"It will definitely make you unconscious. Or it will cause vomiting. Undoubtely it is a great product." - Mr. Rana
I'm from the US, but I like Vegemite and Marmite, but the only reason I do is because a native showed me how it's done: crispy toast, lots of melted butter and a tiny amount of vegemite spread evenly. If you get the right amount, it's this buttery, savory delicious snack. Get it wrong, and it's like being punched in the face by an angry yeast monster.
I couldn't agree more...how about just waving the knife o er the toast....that's enough?...
Every body,,,,Google ingredients and benefits to health.....I will just take a pill instead...or 2
@@Androsynth75 Tiny amount, oh no, you need a decent amount :)
Almost feels like the smarter idea would be to make a compound butter by cutting the vegemite into softened butter and then re-chilling it to set.
Indeed. it's to be consumed like a seasoning, not like a condiment.
1 hates it, 1 loves it, and 1 takes it for the team and keeps eating it! Go Rana!
These men are so pure, so sincere. You can tell how they feel from the look on their faces.
5:03 "...not the taste of one or two products, rather I think it contains the taste of everything in the world" Hilarious way to describe it
A perfect description :)
"Dynamite it should be called". Pretty accurate.
Aw they put so much on it. Tahir did it right eating the toast folded withthe Vegemite on the inside. Makes the flavor much more subdued. More butter, less Vegemite, and it really is good for you.
I'm an Australian and couldn't stop laughing to read the comments.........so funny watching them all. You only have a very small amount and spread. Otherwise, it's way too strong. Thank you for the laughs!! ❤❤❤🤣🤣🤣🥰🥰
Us brits/irish watching in horror too.
Us Americans watching in horror too 😂
I am an Australian most people spread vegemite too thick.
I have always thought it is one of those things that if you have not eaten it by your 5th birthday you will probably never take to it.
I took to it right away. I would have been made aware of the product thanks to a particular Men at Work song with a riff from Kookaburra. But I doubt I tried it before I was 18. In America you find it next to the bread yeast.
Great stuff. Good use of a waste product.
I have a couple of Aussie friends online who keep telling me I need to try it😅! If I could find it here I would :) I asked one of them if she could throw a boomerang and she said boomerangs were frisbees for people who don’t have any friends lol 😂
Shout out to the Aussies who don't like it. They're out there, I've met them. lol
It is never too thick for me. I love it and could eat it by the spoonful. But then I started eating it at an early age. Luckily I can get it here in Amsterdam now.
Lots of butter and a thin layer of Marmite. Bliss.
Uncle (Dr) Tahir is a SAINT from SAINT ISLAND🤣🤣🤣🤣 He said "if you sent me Venom with your love, I would happily eat it. The camera man is like "clearly!" 😂😂😂 Uncle Chaudhary is in complete disbelief that anyone could eat it, lol he was sure it was expired🤣🤣🤣give the man a slice of cake to cleanse his pallet please.💙 Hahahaha
Why would you give and consider Vegemite as a gift to our wonderful "Uncles?" Sounds very unpleasant.
@@rosetyner7758 - Some people actually love this stuff and eat it every day. I tried it and had the same reaction as Chaudhary did, nasty. Tahir probably went home with a few jars that day. lol
Mr. Chaudry: "I think that this has expired!" 🤣🤣
A reasonable assumption.
That was hilarious 😂😂😂😂😂
You knew even before they started that he was going to HATE this stuff.
@@karenkoe7096I thought 'Oh no. That's a dirty trick.'
@@karenkoe7096 and Roger... I felt so bad for him 🤨🫣😧😫🤢🤮. It's like when the Admins give Mr. Chaudhary something *SPICY* 🔥🥵❤️🔥💣🧻🪠!! *We ALL KNOW that he WON'T ENJOY it!!* He ALWAYS gives EVERYTHING a try though...👍🙂 *ADMINS...* the *"CREW,"* especially Mr. Chaudhary deserves a *"TIP"* for trying this *"stuff."* 🤢🤮... 💰🪙💰
11:40 Mr. Rana is correct, if you're not Australian, you never forget your first taste of Vegemite, whether you love it or not 😂👏👏👏
Marmite, you either love it or hate.
@@shaunwild8797 Australian Vegemite eater here and oh man do I detest Marmite.
I expect though that if I were raised on Marmite, I'd probably detest Vegemite. ;)
@@beardymcbeardface69I haven't had the pleasure of trying Vegemite, but I'm going to look out for some next time I'm in the supermarket
Chaudary is always the kindest soul and he is such a gentle man expressing himself, trying not to hurt people's feelings.
I guess Mr. Tahir will have 3 bottles to take home. LOL
We should send him a huge jar of Marmite next time 😂👌
It’s funny and endearing how Chaudry seemed a bit remorseful at the end for being repulsed by the flavor of the vegemite. Apologizing over and over because it’s a gift from a fan after all 😂❤️
He's the kindest person ever...beautiful how we know these wonderful gentlemen like family now! My fave Uncle ❤
This was hilarious. Poor Mr. Chaudhary barely survived. 🤣
You guys are being so respectful and kind, so much beating around the bush to say Oh Hell No I'm Not Doing This Again. Saalam brothers for being brave!
How fun is this video, we had one of your followers visit the Vegemite Museum today in Beaufort, Victoria, Australia and told us about your video. Love it...
Mr.Chaudry says it taste like used oil and grease and then later says "I'm not saying it's bad" So funny.😅
The boys are all on form today, I love their humour 😂
Vegemite is now called Dynamite! 😂
Oh nooooo!!! She didn’t tell them to only use a tiny bit because the flavour is so strong. Those poor guys! 😂
Mr. Chaudhary thought it was expired product 😂😂😂😂😂
I think I laughed the whole time. The sounds coming out of their mouths with the first taste…
I also had a lady "introduce" this American to Vegemite. After actually trying it again a few days later "the right way" I thought it was passable and I would eat it again. I just never see it. Like they say, I guess you either love it or you hate it. I had to be talked into trying it again spread _thinly_ on buttered toast, folded, and found the taste a LOT better.
Thank you all for this reaction video. I hope Mr. Chaudhary recovers and Mr. Rana decides to give it another go the right way. You guys rock.
They are lucky they have the thin version. It’s is usually a lot thicker in a jar which is not the squeezable one that they are consuming. Love from Australia 🇦🇺
Mr Chaudry makes me laugh so hard as he tries to convince people it’s bad! Lol I agree 🌹❤️
When I came upon this group and their videos I have tried to follow them the best I can with lots of laughter but in a happy way. Needless to say this video has truly given me an asthma attack yes an asthma attack because I could not whatsoever control my laughter and my tears.
Nooooo 😂😂 The golden rule of a good Vegemite experience is: slather golden brown toast with lots of butter, then spread a SMALL amount of Vegemite evenly over the top 😅 Treat it more like a condiment than a spread, and you'll grow to love it. Trust me 😂 Love from Australia 🇦🇺
Mr. Tahir so positive. Love your positivity.
This American agrees with Mr. Chaudry and Mr. Rana. This video made me laugh out loud. ty!
These blokes are International treasures and must be protected at all costs! These guys are so cool... they truly make my day!
I'm with Mr.Tahir! Either you love it or you hate it, and I love it!
Thank you all for the laughter, it has been awhile. ❤
Not fair! They need to be told how to eat it: lots of butter and only a tiny amount of vegemite: enough to give barely a bit of colour to the butter for beginners. Once you're used to the taste you can increase the amount (gradually) if you like.
Trust me, there are a lot of people in the USA that can't stand Vegemite, myself included!
Quite a condemnation from the country that brought us Jello salad, deep-fried butter and spray-can cheese.
@@fixyourmind I agree. I use it to repair leaking pipes.
@@ChrisM541 LOL!
That's because you slather it on instead of treating it like a condiment. Golden brown toast, lots of butter, and a SMALL amount of Vegemite. Love from Australia 🇦🇺
@@libertyordeafBut the U.S. also brought banana pudding, orange chicken, chimichangas, smores and countless other delicious foods inspired by our diverse tapestry of citizens. Vegemite is. just. awful.
Can't even tell you how much I needed this today 😂😂❤❤
Mr Tahir was absolutely hilarious throughout this😂😂😂😂 with his health advice and the Hoi Hoi Hoi! Dynamite!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣
Love how Dr Tahir always finds the good in everything even Vegemite haha.. super entertaining as always TPT! Thank you for knocking it out the park again with another banger of a video! Peace and love! :)
I never thought that Mr Tahir would like vegemite as it’s very similar to Marmite and I remember his reaction after tasting that. It was one of the most hilarious reactions I’ve seen 😂😂😂
No one should have to eat that stuff. I can't believe anyone would be that hungry and put it on anything. Thanks for sharing
it's really tasty, if you don't know the taste of umami then you will not like vegemite.
I always think of I Love Lucy when I see Vegemite 😂😂
Yes except that was Vegemeatavitamin, or something like that. I'm not sure I spelled it right.
I loved that episode!
OMG!!!! 😂😂😂😂😂
@@cremebrulee4759 yes I know but the name reminds me of that episode lol
@@cremebrulee4759 Close... Vitameatavegamin - LOL
I just started learning Urdu, and I love hearing you say words that I can recognize!
I tried Marmite once years ago so I can definitely sympathise with the gents 😂
Our 'wonderful' Vegemite is loved by all Australians who love to enjoy it on toast or on toast with cheese melted on it. Vegemite is one of those things where you either love it or hate it with a passion! To eat it on toast, don't slap it on thickly. Apply it thinly, with plenty of butter or margarine. At first, you may not like Vegemite. But, it tends to grow on you after a while. New Zealand has their own version called Marmite. I have tried it, but not a fan of it. I prefer my Vegemite! 😂😂
Vegemite on raisin toast is awesome.
@@DIEmicrosoft Might have to give it a go! Never tried it! 😂
Cheese and Vegemite toasted sandwich 😘
@@esmeraldagreengate4354 Never tried it! I'll have to give it a go one of these days!
I've heard of Vegemite but I have never eaten it before
so seeing their reactions will great to see thanks.☕🍫🍩
It tastes like very salty gravy. They used far too much.
😂😂 he eats butter to cleanse his mouth
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They got 7 jars of it a few days ago. Also they were not told how to eat it😂👍
I’m Polish living in London for almost 20 years and when I discovered marmite at uni about 18 years ago I probably had 5 jars in one month 😂🙈 it isn’t great for my IBS but I still loooooove marmite.
Australian here. Vegemite is definitely an acquired taste unless you grew up eating it. We love it. ❤😊🇦🇺
At 7:02 Our brother Tahir’s body rejects his words of praise with a huge shudder and a demon voice. I laughed so hard
Yay Vegemite! Smear very very thinly on hot buttered toast ☺️ This old aussie girl loves it ❤ Feel sorry that these fellas weren't warned.
This has to be the funniest episode yet! I think these guys should have their own comedy show!❤❤❤😂😂😂
Could have given them soft butter lol ,love the channel ❤❤❤❤❤
Mr Rana seems to be learning the English alphabet very well! I love it!
You use as much Vegemite on thick butter as you would salt on other food. Just a tiny pinch and mix it in with the butter first.
Omg you guys!!! Lol I live in the US but I have family that lives in Australia. I went there to visit them a few times and Vegemite was my uncle's favorite spread to put on toast.🤮🤮🤮 My Uncle had me try it and I literally threw up in the kitchen sink. It was so gross and tastes like motor oil after it's been in a car for 2 years. Lol not that I go around eating used motor oil but if I did, I'm sure Vegemite is what it tastes like. 😂 😂😂 So gross ...lol my Uncle's in Pakistan, I feel your pain.😂✌️
Its disgusting!😂🤮
For a REAL Aussie treat…have them try Fairy Bread! ❤️❤️❤️
Yes, I don't get the whole fairy bread thing, either. Multicolored cookie decorating sprinkles on buttered white bread. It can't taste that yummy, no matter how many sprinkles you put on the bread.
Now why does that suddenly make me afraid?
@@cremebrulee4759 the sprinkles they use are not the same as the ones we, in the US, sprinkle on cupcakes or ice cream. Don’t know to exactly describe them, but they are different.
Kangaroo/crocodile tail marinated in vegemite and then turned into jerky that has been baked in the Aussie sun.
My mom was from Australia, actually First Fleeters ancestors, and she made fairy bread but also used honey on the bread. She was born in 1922, left after WWII a war bride. So, I am pretty old 71 but that is the way she made it bread, butter, honey, then sprinkles!
Vegemite is like Marmite or Fray Bentos. It is very concentrated and very salty and so you should spread (or scrape for less) it very thinly on your hot, buttered toast. Then it is delicious!
Never heard of Fray Bentos! Google doesn't help much. Can you please? ❤
@@dagmarbeeke6163 Hi ☺, I just had a look for you on Google. First of all, I should have said Fray Bentos _Spread_ . Second, after Googling I see it has been discontinued! The Fray Bentos brand still exists (from the UK) but there is no longer the Spread. Similar products would include Bovril and Marmite. They are all dark brown/black, very concentrated and very salty. A lot of people who say they don't like it, have spread it on thickly and yes, it would taste awful like that. First time you try, spread it on sparingly. Then you can always add a bit more the next time. If you are looking for something salty it is great. Have a lovely day! Geniet jou dag!
@@dagmarbeeke6163Fray Bentos are known in the UK for pies in a flat wide tin. You take the lid off and pop the pie in the oven. I don't recall ever having one, so I can't comment on what they are like
Yes. You either love it or hate it! 🤣
I was in tears laughing at their reactions. All were exactly as I expected. Good Video.
Mines too 😂
Can someone from Sweden please send them some Surströmming to try?
Oh Lord! lol
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then they should prepare it in the proper way, otherwise they have to clean their studio 😄
Imma send some kaviar types when i get the time. Im from Sweden, but surströmming is not good at all, if you dont have the right ingridents. I Will send hardbread and kaviar, only thing they need to get is eggs.!
That would be epic 😂
😂😂this was hilarious! Sorry for laughing at your displeasure of vegemite but man, I couldnt help it🤣. God Bless.
take an old can of black Kiwi shoe polish paste, pack wet bread-crumbs into it and let it sit on top of your fridge for 6 months... and you get vegemite
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Nothing better in the Universe than Vegemite, love it, love it, love it.
Team Marmite here, but overall; definitely on team -mite! 😂❤
@@dagmarbeeke6163 Vegemite was slathered on our dummies (pacifiers) when were babies :)
There's literally many many things better.
@@natedevill8126 hmmmm 🤔
Mr. Tahir loves it, Mr. Rana is eating it for its beneficial vitamins, and Mr. Chaudhary has the correct opinion, he spit it out and coated his tongue with butter to erase the wretched flavour! This video had me laughing from the beginning because of their reactions!
oh lord. This is cruel and unusual punishment. Vegemite is the most foul thing ever invented.
Just like Hershey's chocolate.
Nah. It's an acquired taste. I absolutely hated vegemite when I first tasted it. Now I quite like it, though I don't eat it often.
@@Swy2023that is barely even real chocolate. I have heard people refer to Hershey's specifically as "mock-late". 😄
I agree lol this was a little harsh, if you aren't raised on it, it tastes like burnt rubber with salt lol
@Swy2023 I have family in Switzerland, the land of chocolate, and they always crave American chocolate, particuarly hersey, and give it out to their coworkers.
Mr Rana had a butter sandwich! LOL
This was a fun one! They all cracked me up!
Vegemite is an acquired taste... Think the UK equivalent is Marmite?
It used to be a staple here in America as well until the late '70s or '80s.
The reason the British eat it is because after world war I they needed to make sure the citizens were getting enough B vitamins... And this is a paste made from yeast... So that they were able to get the nutrition they needed
I’m in USA and marmite is expensive but I love it. 10$ for small pot.
Vegemite was never a staple in America. WTF are you talking about?
@@jasonfritz838 well, I'm not sure how old you are but I remember my mother always getting Marmite And giving it to us? They even had commercials on TV for it..
LOL! I'm glad I'm not the only one. It's one of the nastiest things I have ever eaten.
i have 3 slices of toast with it .....lovely
“It tastes like every food in the world at once” would be a great slogan for vegemite.
LOL That was my reaction to trying it too! It must be something you have to be raised on to enjoy haha~ It just tasted like bitter salt to me, which almost sounds good~ but was not something i could try again lol
I eat Vegemite 😋 by the spoon 🥄 😋. The thicker the better 😊. On toast, in soups 🍲 😋, casseroles, with Cheese, Salada biscuits, as a beverage ☕️ 😋.
Are we genetically related! 😂😂LOL. Greetings from the Little Desert area of Victoria, Australia 🇦🇺.
Well, I could’ve predicted that. 😄
Here in the USA it’s not a popular item but I’ve had both Vegemite and Marmite and I definitely prefer Marmite.
I keep seeing people mention marmite...what is it and how does it compare to vegemite.
@@amysnews6808
Marmite is stronger and made from brewer’s yeast. Vegemite is made from a different type of yeast and also contains vegetable extracts. I much prefer Marmite.
Butter is not needed. Since Vegemite is concentrated, spread it thinly on bread or on rice.
Melinda,that was a great idea!😂 i done that to my Indian friends! Expressions were priceless! Made me a happy little Vegemite!!
I love it,
Tahir The Great He-Man who thinks the worse it tastes the better it is for you.
He's right!
It's probably pretty alright when eaten the right way. You just have to prepare yourself for it being salty.
Mount Rushmore, Chimney Mountains in North Carolina, Mammoth Caves in Kentucky. There are so many beautiful places in our country to go and see.😊
I'm laughing so hard at Mr. Chaudhary trying it not once, not twice.. but three times🤣
I love Vegemite. I eat it every morning with butter on toast with tea or coffee. Use sparingly. Bread or crackers, Vegemite, cheese and butter is also a good mix.
I remember trying Marmite on toast once. The only way I can describe the flavor is “suffering.”
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Vegemite spread thin on buttered toast and dipped in a cup of sweet coffee. Delicious
like marmite, use only the very smallest of amounts, only use a teaspoon or less on a slice of bread, a Little goes a very long way
Why do I feel like the guy that loved it could drink from a vat of bourbon and say "Ahhhhhh, refreshing!" lol
Their responses are so funny!
Just like in Australia, and the UK - you either love it or hate it. I don't think I've ever known anyone in between. I'm one of those who don't like it. It's like eating concentrated soup stock.
They are so very gracious. Just can't be anything but polite. Even when they obviously don't like it. Ha... too polite. ❤
Please do a video with surströmming! 😂
Supposed to only put a small amount on buttered toast. People who have never tried it always spread it on like its Nutella.
He just smiled and gave me a bite of his vegemite sandwich 🎶
Mr. Tahir is ever the gentleman, what a lovely gracious man he is…. So saying that was just plain mean to gift them with such an unusual food!
I've learned that Australians get really angry if you say anything bad about this stuff.
Mr Tiger wouldn't like the Vegimite if he knew it was the same thing as Marmite!!!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
Oh, bless them! In the UK we have Marmite, which is similar. There is a saying, "It's a bit Marmite" which means that there is something that people either love or hate. It could refer to anything that people have strong views about, such as music, films, places, and so on.
Mr Chaudary might be surprised to learn that my children started enjoying Marmite when they were about 3 years old. Of course, spread very thinly!
I am from the USA and was curious about Vegemite. I had a similar reaction. ETA, except for Mr. Tahir. He seemed to love it.
I laughed so much, very entertaining. I have never had this product, it is not something we eat in America. I don't think I want to.
It has to be spread veeeeeeeery thin. I didn't know that when I tried it, and it was disgusting.
"The taste of everything..... IN THE WORLD!" 😳😆😂💀
One of the best videos for sure! Yes spread thin and combine with other foods. Great on toast under fried eggs or in cheese melts. Laz from Perth Australia.
I know that buttered toast is the traditional and best way to enjoy yeast extracts, but using it like a dip for fresh carrot sticks is a much easier introduction: it's almost impossible to get an overpowering amount to stick to a carrot without losing decorum.
Ha! This is the best one I have seen! I LOL'd through the whole thing!