Tribal People Try American Pies For The First Time!
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- čas přidán 14. 09. 2023
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The pecan pie was so good that the guy tries it for the first time and 10 seconds later he's pitching it as a miracle cure. That's one hell of a gesture. 😂
Ya well the other dude said apples are full of iron (no they're not)
@@modestoca25apples are known for a higher iron content
It’s funny that before the video even runs, anyone who watches these guys already knows exactly who and how that conversation went 😂 he’s literally never met a food that couldn’t cure some kind of cough, cold or sore hole.
The man in the orange is fantastic. He made me want a pecan pie and I hate pecan pie. (Too sweet) He’s convinced me I am wrong and it is indeed a miracle food.
@@kelly6491 well when you eat food conservatively and limit your exposure to sugars, you can actually increase your metabolism and healing rate with it. eating less makes you healthier overall, something american culture has forgotten
I'll have to say as soon as I saw this I developed "cold cough" and had to send my husband out for a pecan pie to cure my ailment!😂
😂😂😂 Love this! 😅
From now on, my medicine cabinet will be filled with pecan pie!
I’ll 2nd that choice. 😍
❤
Sugar, nuts and crust work wonders for an irritated throat.
"I wish to eat all these three pies on some beach in cold weather." This man is a vibe!
Especially the guy with the tea
The guy who wished for a cup of tea with it has EXCELLENT taste. I was so happy for him when he got his wish ^^
the little giggle after it being placed is great lol
They all shoulda received tea.
@@rumbo1818That's what I thought. Needs some tea to wash the pie down. Especially the pecan
Tea is required when eating any kind of pie at our house
@@johnmclean9382 Coffee at our house !
Eating pie with a hot drink was a pro move.
Lol😂
Enjoying baked goods is universal 😊
I eat my pecan pie with chai too! 😂
Yeah! He was right without even knowing!
I have never tried that combo before but as soon as he said it it's the only thing I want
You should have tried the pumpkin pie with whipped cream on the top and the apple pie with vanilla ice cream on the top ❤😊
Sweet Potato pie instead of pumpkin pie.
Amen to that, but I like vanilla ice cream on my pecan pies too!
@@luckydelauta3859 I'm with ya!
It should be mandatory, and the pumpkin pie has to be cold as well.
don't forget a slice of cheddar cheese on the hot apple pie.. that is awsome.. but i think that is a West Virginia thing
The way they describe food is so poetic and beautiful. I've never seen anyone so grateful to try new things as these men are. They really seem to have a great zeal for life.
I genuinely love watching these men try different things. They have good hearts.
As an American baker I can tell that whoever made these pies did a fantastic job by how they look and how the men described them. I'm so glad they got to try proper American pies as we are very proud of them 🥰 That picture of pumpkin pie had me worried lmao but when the real pie came out, it looked perfect.
Lastly! Thank you for including pictures of the food they mentioned with a description of them. It saved me some Google time and taught more about their culture.
You guys make awesome videos, keep up the good work! ❤❤❤
It would be so cool to fly these awesome people out to the US for a full Thanksgiving dinner in someone's home.
I would really like to
just that I can't, and I don't have the space
I would cook for them! I would LOVE to host them in my home.
We live in Colorado. Come visit us!
A meet and greet for Thanksgiving with a whole spread of dishes from various caterers would be fun!!
Tell the in-laws they can't come this year! 😜@@phredphlintstone6455
I wish I had a cup of tea.....And just like magic the tea arrives and Mr. Rana looks so happy 😄
He certainly was delighted, so was I. 😅😅
That makes me Happy.😊
It didn't look like tea tho. Is it like a special type idk about?
@@fierdrages6523- It looks like bag or leaf tea with lots of milk 🙂
@@Mandy-N-uk so. It's a tea with milk in it?
I find something so heartwarming about videos like this. Cuisine is such a powerful cornerstone of culture, and it's so easy and enjoyable for others to partake in it with us as well. Its so wonderful to live in a time where different foods can be so readily shared with people from any corner of the world.
It matters not what culture you are from.
Pie is a peak treat food. Simple, humble, easy to make, doesn't requre massive amounts of skill, and yet contains pure joy within every single bite.
Perhaps it is not so good for your body, but sometimes you need to nourish your soul, too.
@GuukanKiitsune Actually, to make a Great pie crust is truly an art. The one who knew how in my life, has taken her secrets to the grave. Have only known one other person who knew how since. All other apple pie pales in comparison.
@@elisemiller13 As a person who has made pie crust from scratch... it isn't actually complicated OR difficult. It takes a little practice, that's all.
It's one of those things you can only really learn by doing.
Pies are nasty tho, just sayin.
The sheer joy i felt when the man asked for tea and in the next moment was provided it. ❤
YES!!
He basically didn't even say anything, just sat there and enjoyed life. 10/10 we all have something to learn from him lol
Pecan pie is one of the best things ever made by human hands. 🤤
It really is 🤤
I don’t disagree.
My favorite pecan 🥧 pie is made by the folks in West Virginia, USA!! When my co-workers travel for work there, I have them bring me back one! An Amazing taste!!! 😊
I thoroughly agree 100%
truth
I love the gratitude and appreciation for the flavors, colors, and textures. One taster called the apples "powerful for the body"--what a lovely way to describe feeling energized.
Now I’m missing my mom. She made incredible award-winning apple and pecan pies. Good pumpkin and mince also 👌
Genuinely impressed by their ability to detect specific flavors. Not gonna lie now I’m curious to try more Pakistani food.
Every single spice used in these pies have their origins from the Indian subcontinent. You should also try South Indian food...their use of coconut is amazing.
Its always nice to observe staples of a region to be incorporated into dishes of another. My meals are overly simple but I'd enjoy something I haven't tried before.@@meghnac78
None of these pies are from America, theyre all originally from Europe
@@ahhthatsjustgrand6502Uhhh... Want to try that again? Pecan Pie is 100% an American dish. Pecans are native to North America.
@@thecraftinista Pecans, yes, but the style of pie used walnuts previously in england, before america was named for the italian man who "discovered" it, Amerigo Vespucci.
frito pie is the only pie from north america
because fritos are the only actually american food, which makes sense since theyre corn chips (however corn chips are actually spanish..)
Americans have so little claim to anything, so i'll just let you believe whatever. Hard to build a culture based on theft cause nothing belongs to you
I love the grace that each of these gentlemen displays.
So eloquent and polite!
Mr. Chaudury looks like he has won the lottery every time he tries a bite of anything.
I loved watching these wonderful and polite people enjoying the best dessert we have in America. I loved the guy with the black beard and awesome mustache describe everything and the way the thin fellow said how he wished to stop talking and continue eating melted my heart ❤🇺🇲
American cakes are too sweet.
This was so wholesome. They were so kind and it was delightful watching this.
SOMEONE SEND THESE MEN SOME BLUE BELL VANILLA ICE CREAM FOR THOSE PIES!!!! ❤
fckn right. ice cream takes it to another level
and a microwave
Spot the Texan
@@Abderiannot just Texan. My family, though centered in California, migrated from Kentucky and NC and we usually put vanilla ice cream on our apple pie
Apple pie needs to be eaten hot with yellow american cheese on top and a scoop of vanilla ice cream
It just wouldn't be the same without Mr. Tahir's medicinal uses of different types of food ingredients. 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂❤
Yes, apples full of iron!
......in western society - he would be referred to as a QUACK !
I must tell him about my cure for cough. It is death. It cures cough 100% of the time. There is no cure more effective! 😊
I wish my doctor would prescribe pie instead of pills.
Agreed
I love this sort of simple wholesome cultural exchange. I feel like "Let us feed you something we made" is a universal love language/
I think we take for granted how wonderful something like a pie can be. I think I felt the same way as these guys the first time I had authentic Japanese food. New tastes, smells and textures just invigorate you. Food is truly the one universal language everyone can speak.
As an American I’d like to try the Halwa they keep referring to. Sounds delicious!
Right!?
Is halwa.the same as halva?
Halwa is one of my most favorite desserts, and my mom's is the best I've ever had. There's nothing I can really compare it to from western foods. I guess you could say its similar to pudding somewhat. Yes, I've seen it spelled halwa and halva. Most Indian sweet shops most likely have it, but the best is always home made. ❤
Halva is great. You can find it in the supermarket in many parts of the US, if they have a Jewish section, which is kind of completely wrong (really an Arab food that Israelis enjoy, not unlike shawarma, hummus and falafel) - but, you know, soy it goes.
My grocery store has both Jewish and Middle Eastern sections and I think it's in both of them, sold in a form like a candy bar. It's unfortunately hard to find unflavored halva, usually it's vanilla or chocolate.
Halva actually originated in 7th century Persia (modern day Iran) and has spread throughout the Middle East, South Asia along with the rest of the globe in recent history. There are many cultural iterations of this delectable dessert ranging from Iranian, Kurdish, Turkish, Israeli, Arabic, Indian, Greek, Azerbaijan and many more. You can find it here in the USA in many middle eastern food markets. Be warned, it’s high in calories, extremely addictive and incredibly delicious! My personal favorite, if not home mace is the store bought pistachio flavor. Enjoy!
The look on Chawdry's face whenever he eats sweets is a joy to watch!!
I don’t know why but it makes me so happy to see these wonderful people enjoying these great foods for the first time!
These guys always have wholesome reactions and aren't pretentious
Glad they liked em but hope they can try em warm. With a scoop of vanilla ice cream. I'd love to see Mr. Chaudhary's face when he tried the combo.
Mr. Chaudry will not just ascend to heaven. He is gonna get the best enlightening experience.
Definitely!👍
Pecan pie is best served cold imho
i could see him making a fat sandwich from 2 slabs of apple pie with a slice of pecan pie between them.
They have already tried it. They liked the warm pie with the cold ice cream!
I love how this channel brings the world together.
Except for the angry trolls.
@catherinelw9365 I hardly ever see trolling here personally but I'm sure it exists. There's a few channels that hardly ever seem to have trolls. SteveMRE1989 comes to mind.
@@AdaptiveApeHybrid Steve IS these guys!
This video has inspired me! My fiance does not like pecans, but we both thoroughly enjoy walnuts. Consequently we keep walnuts as a common snack food in the house. I think I should try making walnut pie, instead of pecan pie!
You should! I've substituted walnuts for pecans in my chocolate pecan pie recipe and it was fine!
In walnut-producing states like California and Pennsylvania, walnut pie is a popular alternative to pecan pie.
This makes me so happy. I love feeding people. It's like sharing a part of you.
They also should’ve had warm apple pie with ice cream😊
And whipped cream on the pumpkin pie.
Apple pie with ice cream is the absolute best!
Thanks. Now I'm hungry.
You know with all the awful stuff going on in the world this video was refreshing. Made me smile the whole way through. Chuckled describing their reactions to the different pies to my husband. Thank you for producing this A big thumbs up 👍🏻
I agree. I love watching videos where people try new things and they become happier as a result. Not enough happiness in the world.
Sound wisdom. Live long & prosper!
Some closed their eyes and looked almost euphoric after tasting it! So wholesome seeing first reactions! My husband (from Florida) asked me to make pecan pie for Thanksgiving..
Warm apple pie with a scoop of vanilla ice cream…perfection.
My ancestors all grew their apples, pumpkins and pecans to make pie’s and other foods. Other favorites are strawberry Rhubarb pie, peach pie, blueberry pie and cherry pie. 🤗🥧
Strawberry rhubarb is great, oh and blueberry
@@katarinawikholm5873I've never had a pie I didn't like lol
@@C.ODubhlaoich-sp3to My all time favourite is roasted hazelnuts & caramel toffee
And I’ll have a slice of each one, please! 🙏
Don't forget blackberry pie...!! One of the top tier, in my opinion... Blackberries are nearly perfect for pies. Yum!
Choudhary is so lovable. Never tire of seeing the joy and gratitude on his face.
As a Texan with an immense love for these pies, I want to learn about their desserts and try their cultures' desserts with equal respect and love!!
I love fellow humans who love food 🥰
Absolutely love there reactions and not even one bad comment nor a word of needing anything added or taken out just pure love for each and every pie as equal and admire
I love how Mr. Tahir comes up with a new health benefit for all these new foods lol. Such great content. Keep up the good work. With lots of love from Florida, USA.
This channel should do a spin off, “Trible people cook”. Each episode they can be taught as a group some of their past absolute favorite dishes.
Would also be nice just to be able to preserve those recipes too.
And maybe show us how they make what they're comparing it to.
@@arthurmartin4616There’s a cookbook for sale. Tribal cuisine. It’s in the description.
for sure@@arthurmartin4616
These guys are so sincere and wholesome. I watch the Irish people try vids for laughs and I watch these guys for the feel goods. Its nice to see them truly enjoy foods that are so different from their culture.
It's amazing how food causes all of us to open up. It really does break barriers between different races, creeds, colors and religions. Love the channel . ❤🎉.. May God go with us all.
I can attest that pecan pie and a cup of tea is an amazing combination.
It is always so nice to hear Uncle's health and nutrition advice. Many thanks to him for such helpful information.
Yep thats how we do it here in the South…
I love how casually insistent they are that the pecans are walnuts - or that, for the purposes of this particular treat at least, some people might refer to walnuts as ‘pecans’.
Also, I’ve been chided since I was a kid for eating pecan pie like it was a slice of pizza. I always figured if a pie has enough constitution to stay intact when you pick it up, then pick it up. Then you get to lick your fingers. I’m 42 and now I’m too full usually to eat pie after thanksgiving meal, so I just come get it out of the fridge at 2 am and eat as many slices of pecan pizza as I want and no one’s the wiser … except the dog.
Best way to do it!
I replaced the pecans with WALNUTS and I liked the pie even more! And always A LA MODE (with Vanilla Bean ice cream).
😂
Well Pecans are only native to North America and Mexico, so they don't have Pecans readily in their country, Walnuts are clearly the closest approximation they would have to what a Pecan even is. you know how when you try something you've never had before but say a friend has tried it and you ask them, so what is it like? Say Flan in Mexico, imagine you've never had it and ask me, What is it like? You've never had it so I would give you a close approximation of what to expect, I would tell you it's like it's sort of like a pudding, or sort of like a custard, and when you actually try it, you would have a decent idea of what to expect.
@@Fettman89 I take your point. Except flan literally is custard. So let’s say someone’s asking … ‘What are stairs?’, and you say ‘Stairs are like a hill, but organized’. Unless I was particularly determined (and thought I could make stubborn determination as endearing as these fellas do), I would not continue to call a given set of stairs ‘that hill’!
They are so charming, and I love their analysis of each pie. And they're right! Great winter food.
I love these videos. Their reactions are so endearing, I could hug them. I’m stuck on the apple milkshake the one was talking about. All of the foods they compared the pies to looked amazing. I’d definitely offer up a trade agreement: let me try some of your amazing food stuffs and I will offer up every single delicious morsel I can manage. These videos make me so hungry for new foods!
YAY🎉 PIES❣️ Mr. Chaudry will be in heaven with these❤
It warms my heart knowing these gentlemen love our very American pies. I have been to the Middle East and have eaten some of their exquisite cuisines. So glad they got the opportunity to try some of our desserts and loved them. 🥰
Except Apple pie isn't American it's British lol 😂
It was invented by the English in 1381 long before America even existed 😂
@@LongdownConker2/3 of the pies in this video are very American at least
@@metalgamer8179 😂 🤣
@@metalgamer8179 pecan pie is very American. Pumpkin pie is a bit more complicated, a French chef made the first recipe, the British made one more like todays then Americans made one even more like today lol
@@LongdownConker So they did it first....We did it BEST!
TY for this awesome video. You made a few men very happy. Especially the mán that got the tea. Food & music can unite us. PEACE:-)!
I always enjoy watching these gentlemen experience new foods! Sometimes they say the funniest quips!
They are correct, we do eat Pecan & Pumpkin pies usually during our winter holiday’s. As for Apple pie, anytime is a good time😄🇺🇸❤️
ALL the time is a great time. I can get morbidly obese off some apple pie or better yet, apple crisp, served with old fashioned vanilla bean ice cream.
@@eduffy4937You ain't lying!! Especially if the pie is fresh out of the oven! 😋
Thank you for giving us Patreons early access!
LOL, I've never seen pie so man handled. Three classics, eaten anytime of year, but especially during our autumn holiday Thanksgiving in November. I love that Mr Chaudhary wants to eat all three on a cold beach. 😂
there is something about eating food on a cold beach haha
I would love to return the favor and try their food! This is heartwarming, and I adore the idea of cultural sharing
*I already know Chadhaury is in bliss today with the sweets! For apple pie, often Americans put **_either_** whipped cream, or vanilla ice cream, or a slice of cheddar cheese melted on top. Cheddar cheese is salty and has a bit of a 'bite', and goes well with the sweet apples. You visit USA, I will make whatever you want to try. AND meet my 2 cats.*
I think that's a first time Dr. Tahir did not offer the camera man a taste🤭
And Mr. Rana wishing he had tea with his pie.. and BAM !! tea is served 😂❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️😂😂🙏🙏🙏🌟
Notice that none of these gentlemen have gained any weight, no matter how calorific the food is. I’m envious. I’d gain 4lbs just smelling it!
Actually, Mr. Chaudhary got on the scale when he visited the dentist's office, and he had gained 10 kg (about 22 pounds)! He asked in all innocence, "Does eating sugary food make you gain weight?"
@Whippy99 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You are right. I feel the same way.😊
Well, they probably did, but depending on the calories they burned that day. It's the net calories that matter.
They gain weight just like you or me; the difference is that they don't eat nearly as many calories on a regular basis.
I love watching these gentlemen enjoy those yummy pies. The way their faces light up when explaining how they might be similar to something they know and how much they like them and want to continue eating them. If I had made those pies I would have given them all a big hug for saying such nice things! They are all adorable! However, growing up in the South (Dallas, TX) and my parents growing up in Louisiana, I would have made them Sweet Potato Pie, instead of pumpkin! 🤗🥰🤗
I love Tribal People Try! So much positivity! ❤
Brother Rafiq loves his sweets.😆
I feel so much love for these gentlemen when I watch them. They seem to have such good, pure hearts. Watching them try new things is an absolute delight.
Agreed!
The man with the white and gold is very stylish. Even his facial hair is awesome.
* you did them a disservice by not putting whipped cream on the pumpkin pie
The gentleman with the black head wrap is so elegant in his words. I love him
One thing I always notice about videos where folks make American style pies is that they always seem to make them with a British tart pans instead of American deep dish pie plates.
It really does make a difference with the pastry to filling ratio
is that why their pies are always so flat and sad? it should at least be the height of a fork. i shouldnt only be half way down the forks of a fork and hit plate.
People make do with what they have. It's not like everywhere has easy access to the pie pans we have in America.
@@AC-ni4gtbruh its not some amazing feat of engineering, its a piece of stamped metal. its like brits saying "we dont have cream gravy!" ok but you should lol, you have everythign required to make it and weve known how to make it for 300+ years. youre just choosing not to at this point. so dont be surprised when people criticize the choices they made. truth is they made it wrong.
@@nullakjg767British people do have "cream gravy", but they call it béchamel sauce, or white sauce.
@@nullakjg767the British invented the apple pie 🤣🤣🤣
Food and music are universal languages ❤
This video warmed my heart so much-the sincerity and the appreciation for these simple pies 😊
These gentlemen make me smile so much. They’re so sweet and kind. I just love these videos!
It always makes me joyful to watch and listen to you gentlemen. Thank you
These videos are so great. You cannot help but smile at their enthusiasm and willingness to try different foods.
I love these men. They are so good-natured and adventurous.
I really wish they could see videos on how these are made. I know they would love making them for their families.
I think this is a great idea! Maybe they could first watch how these are made and then eat the food they've just seen be cooked step by step. I noticed that they were able to pick up ingredients and scents incredibly well, so I think they'd have a lot to say about the cooking/baking process. Maybe they could even compare how they cook versus how other people from different regions and cultures cook. I would also love to learn about food from their part of the world too!
These men have adventurously tried many things from outside their culture, and liked a lot of them. I wish I could experience some of their culture and cooking.
This is my first time seeing these gents and already I love their kind and wholesome nature! I smiled the entire video and loved their commentary.😊😊😊
My favorite pie is cherry pie and a close second is coconut cream pie. 😋
I love Mr. Rani just vibing with his tea and pie!
2:04 A hot cup of tea, and a warm slice of pie in a bowl with a scoop of vanilla ice cream, or a splash of cream or milk, is a lovely cool/cold weather treat. 💖
This was really fun to watch, I enjoy that these men are trying things from my country and finding them so enjoyable.
Just goes to show how simple life's pleasures can really be! These guys take something so simple and just GUSH over it. I love it. This is why i want to travel to their countries and do the same exact thing! Try other cultures and foods. It could be such an exotic adventure..
I love these people 💯. They're so nice, kind, hard working and gentle. Truly good humans. If anyone deserves a free pass and ride into America it's these folks.
You don't know if they are kind, hard working, and gentle, only that they are nice.
@@aggy5372 they've explained how they work and that they have to walk everywhere most of the time to get things done. One was gifted a motorbike and thought it was the best thing in the world because he doesn't have to walk everywhere anymore.
Tbf, I feel like 65% of the world is decent folks, and the rest are just ruining it for us.
Men from the Middle East do not have the same ideals as those in the west, our cultures are completely different. Aside from that, if we take Al of the hard working intelligent people, who stays to build up their society? We need to stop taking anyone that doesn’t believe in our Constitution or God given rights, Japan is one of the safest places. America used to be, what changed? People need to stay in their countries to fix them, these people crossing our borders are fighting age men, same as Italy, England, Greece, Germany, and the list goes on, that’s invasion.
@@randomcole619 I know. If I were in charge trust me.. the wall would've been bigger than what Trump wants. Democrats are trying to cause crysis to profit (in their way) as a solution.
All those pies 🍰looked amazing and delicious, however, as a true southern American (who has eaten ALL of these pies 🍰 many times), they were all missing one critical ingredient....a topping of whipped cream 😋😋
As a brit where Apple pie comes from... I would've done that too 😅
i don't know why...it just kinda makes me feel thankful to see people just enjoy things.
I will never respect anyone as much as I respect the man who just picked up each slice and took a huge first bite. 😂 The *courage!*
So glad to see them enjoy! Pies make you feel happy.😊 Pecans are big in Texas, USA! My pecan pie recipe is a favorite with friends and family. Hint: Real butter and mix dark and light corn syrup. Had apple pie mini pastries today! Yum.
A scoop of vanilla ice cream is really nice with warm apple pie!
Man, I get recommended this and just watch it for kicks.. and it turns out being wholesome as hell. The way their faces light up when trying our cuisine. Pecan pie is a great regional thing for sure. Pumpkin pie is a glorious seasonal thing, a fun treat to be sure. But Apple pie is a bite of America. And I love that they love it. I'd love to see them experience some southern cooking at some point, get them to try some fried chicken and biscuits with gravy, or some sausage gravy and biscuits for breakfast, although I'm not sure if pork is something they'd eat or not. Still, gonna have to check out the channel some more. This was great.
I love these guys! They are so positive and adventurous in trying these American pies. I especially enjoy their comparisons to the foods and preparations they are more used to. And the one man that expounds on the usefulness of certain ingredients to the body and potential ailments. Wonderful and fun, please keep feeding these gentlemen different favorites and filming their response! Blessings 🙏🏼❤️
Pleased to see that these pies were liked. Choudhary always makes me smile because he just loves sweet desserts. It is good for everyone on the taste panel to try such lovely treats. Apple pie was made a lot when I was young. I have only had pecan pie once. Very nice. But never had pumpkin pie. Tonight for me it is lamb curry made from scratch. We all like to try each others recipes. That is a good thing.
if done right, Pecan pie are Cadillac of pies.
Why don't you just go make some pumpkin pie this Thanksgiving then? Or whenever, but obviously it's a Thanksgiving classic. Either way, it's really easy to make. Just don't forget the whipped cream on top too
Also, speaking of curry and pumpkin..I once made a curry with a type of pumpkin sauce base that was actually really good too lol
Oh someone actually just mentioned that right after I typed this
@@C.ODubhlaoich-sp3to I will look to find the canned pumpkin. I live in England and haven't seen it but then I haven't looked that carefully. I have watched videos where people make the pie from the canned pumpkin. But I could buy a small fresh pumpkin and give it a go. 👍
@@C.ODubhlaoich-sp3to Sounds good.👍
There's nothing like a good cherry pie or blackberry pie. I'm not a cake or a big sweet fan but fruit pastries like pies and tarts are my favorite.
Seeings these videos makes me so happy 😊 they all have the kindest eyes
This just made me happy. We should all break bread together, sharing our foods, and praising good things.
Wow you guys really got a treat today 🎉🎉 those are real American
Neither are American, do some bloody research 😡
@@peterbrown6645 I believe you but we cornered the market as usual
@@peterbrown6645All of them are American, you bloody envious bloke!
@@peterbrown6645Pecan pie originated in America. Pumpkin and Apple pie are from France and England. Saying they are American isn't necessarily saying they were first created there, but obviously, French and English moved into America and so they also became American classics.
Love Mr. C's reaction, he has a wonderful, innocent joy when trying new foods, especially desserts. I think he'd really enjoy French silk pie.
I just came across this channel, I have worked in restaurants for 22 years and their reactions to trying new food makes me happy as a cook.
Where are the 4 of them from?
This is the answer everyone can decide tasty pies bring the world together.
A good pie is most definitely like a warm hug!!!!
I love seeing these reactions. The gentleman with the tea had it right, sweet’s always taste better with tea or a coffee
I love watching their faces as they take the first bite!
Love these people, and videos!
They all look so good. Making my mouth water. I love all pies... into my belly.