15 Indian Snacks & Drinks 

For those who are not Indian's, definately that Neem drink is not recommended as a snack, it's taken for its medicinal and health values and not a usual drink.

Man when you bottoms upped that Neem Drink, I as an Indian, Salute You. We give these kind of things as a Punishment or dare Lmao.

Never knew we drank neem juice as snacks even while living in India 🤣

I've never treated soan papdi with this much respect 😂

I am from Bangladesh 🇧🇩. So, I know almost all of the dishes and have eaten a lot of them. And.....huge respect for you for drinking this much neem juice without diluting it. It is not a snack. It is a medicinal plant.

No matter the place, Lays Chips will always be 60-70% full of air

The moment he picked neem leaf juice... I was like "Oh noo...". He is going to regret it🤣

one of my indian friends had me try the magic masala chips, holy moly they are a flavor explosion. it just steamrolls you with spices.

When he emptied whole pack of soan papdi and toast in a plate...I was like Nooo!🤦🏻‍♀️We Indians never do this😂🤣.. We preserve it in the same packet until it get finished😂🤣

At first when he ate just rusk, I was like... "YOU NEED TO EAT IT WITH TEA!!!" And then when he dipped rusk in tea... Mmmmmmm ❤️

I am an Indian and never in my life I am going to taste Neem juice 🤣🤣🤣🤣 it's a medicinal plant and ofc good for health 🤭 Hats off to you for gulping 60 ml of bitter juice 👍👍👍🤣

I love all the comments from Indian people on this video - very informative and enjoyable to read :)

Ooh, let's go to the market and buy more snacks... 😋

The moment she dunked the rusk in the tea...I was like "Now you're an Indian!"

How did he drank the whole neem juice at once. I am never able to drink a sip or more than than. HE DESERVES A AWARD!

Just tried KurKure today, local corner shop in London sold the tomato and the masala flavour ones x) they were very tasty

*Indian snacks review exist Soan papdi: "mae permanent hu sir"😂

🤯Never knew there was something called instant masala chai !

I literally gasped when he galloped 60ml neem juice at once. And I am a bengalee and while eating one of our traditional dish with neem leaves"Neem begun"my expressions gets insane and DB galloped a 60ml neem juice together

I'm Mexican and this is very awesome to watch, I see lots of comments talking about these as common items, but for me are very unusual and interesting!! Thank you Mr. bacons

"They are fragile and flaky little things" like my soul

bird in the background is absolutely killing it. go sing for all of us king

Love how informed you are about the ingredients even if the food is from different countries

I want to say I love how soothing and relaxing but also informative your videos are! I live in the United States and in winter it gets very cold, dry, and dreary. Hearing the birds and seeing green leaves in your videos nourishes me until Spring. Thank you!

Fun Fact: Soan Papadi is used as a gift during Diwali time; it's the gift that no one wants but everyone gets and gifts too (^_^)

When you went bottoms up with the need leaf drink, ' I was like don't do it, it's gonna be bitter as heck'.

its strange how i recognize most of this even though I'm not indian, in egypt we have similer culture and food the sweats are like hair halawa we have and the snacks as well... such a nice country and food, love from egypt

Indian snacks don’t get enough love! They are very affordable and Delicious! I love Fab cookies and Papadi

For all people that wonder what soan papdi tastes and Texture feels like, imagine something between biscuittes or cookies and cotton candy, fine some thing right between those two lines, but it tastes like condensed milk and a lot of dry fruits.

It’s so satisfying to see someone eat Indian food the right way. 🥲🥲🥲🥲🥲

15:24 Fun fact Safron is so expensive because it only blooms once a year and each flower contains 3 tiny thread like thing and they have to be hand picked which require high number of workers

U literally tried most common things we use in our daily life but want a part 2🙏🏽🙏🏽🙏🏽...love from Tripura (NE) India

Soan papdi be like:- itni ijjat mujhe Aaj tk kisi ne nahi di 😂 4:22

Huge respect for engulfing the neem juice at once🙋‍♀️, i gasped so loudly when you said you gonna bottoms up that i was like you will regret doing that 😂.. btw love you videos they are very soothing and calming 💙

I'm soo soo glad you chose and liked the kurkure green chutney. That's my favourite chips. Also mad respect how you downed the neem drink without even diluting it!🙌

I lived in India for 6 months. I love the cashew sweet with foil and I agree that gulab jamun (along with jalebi) is the sweetest thing I've had my whole entire life. Muruku is awesome, and amul milk is such a favorite. I would stand by roadside to eat pav bhaji with bun/bread too!!

finally a video where I have actually tasted everything irl

“They are big sweet balls” I’m sorry but I just had to laugh at that 😂

The birds were chirping , it was raining light & wind was blowing & eating Indian food ..what a beutiful life😍💖

Loved this video! Also a small suggestion, you can chop some tomatoes onion and coriander mix them together add some lemon juice and salt and put a spoonful of this mixture on each papaddoms, it tastesssss so gooddddddd

One of the very few food review videos which has accurate indian snacks (lays/kurkure/amul). Gj!

“I do feel more natural now” Such a vibe 💚

You can also drink the rose syrup with cold milk...it tastes so good!!

As an Indian, even I discover some new Indian snacks !!!

Being an Indian Amul Kool is my fav drink😋it's yummy too🤤

Kurkure Chilly chataka (dark green pack) is even more amazing! you must try that :)

It's the 1st time when someone do his homework amazingly before trying India snacks as he know how to eat everything in the right manner like rusk with tea , gulabjamun to make them hot I'm really surprised and appreciate it. ☺️☺️

I live just about as far from Singapore as you can get, in central New Jersey, but I really appreciate these videos because I just got a huge Indian supermarket nearby and these videos help me to know what I should buy there. It really helps a lot.

as a Bengali this makes me incredibly happy, we share a lot in common with the snacks from India! I was so shocked at the way you chugged down all that neem juice with NO dilution 😭 major respect

3:59 Soan papdis are definitely my favorite. When I was in Singapore, I used to get these all the time because they reminded me Turkish pişmaniye back at home. Not to mention that I grew up in pişmaniye capital of the country! Very delicious (well, sugary), and interesting texture as those little individual "hairs" melt in your mouth. It's very similar to dragon beard candy, although I prefer dragon beard or pişmaniye over soan papdi due to the simplicity of the latter two.

This was so much fun to watch. I'm kind of sad the Philippines doesn't have this much variety when it comes to Indian items. That masala chai would've been so wonderful to take with me to work.

A 20rs. pack of kurkure and aalu bujia namkeen with tea, in the evening, at terrace with family talking to each other is an amazing feeling.

I love that Soan Papdi! It's not overbearingly sweet, the cardamom is so delicious, and it really is so flaky it's almost like cotton candy! The gulab jamun are really really good, but they ARE super sweet. It reminds me of a donut hole, but the glaze is like a syrup instead of glazing it. This makes me want to go back over to my own local Indian store! There's so many goodies to find!

U can even add milk to the rose syrup we have it , its very sweet and tasty its called rose sharbath or rose milk🥛

always have gulab jamun with vanilla ice cream! tastes fuckin good

That rusk with tea is the most best combo here ❤

I love how you try so many different countries foods. You have a very adventurous stomach. Keep up the good videos. Great job.

THE WAY THIS GUY KNOWS HOW TO DRINK ROOH AFZA ( ROSE DRINK) MELTS MY HEART !!!

Soan pampdi is like the most versatile "festival" sweet 😋 and my favourite as well 😍

3:24 he was drinking as if it was mango juice

If you mix the rose syrup with milk it becomes a type of desert called falooda ^^ its really good with jelly and vanilla ice cream !!

As an Indian it feels really great to see almost any traditional Indian snacks doesn't have any preservatives or chemicals in them

Nobody: Dancing bacon: Using Bhaji as a bread spread 😂

I was just waiting for for your reaction for neem juice. During lockdown for immunity I started chewing neem leaves on daily basis and it was so bitter it's taste remains in my mouth for almost 6hr. This hardly lasted 3 days 😂

"It is recommended not to drink more than 60ml a day" and DB pours 61ml lol

This is the first time I’ve seen where the snacks were a proper representation of indian snacks! Great job 👏🏿

You don't have to heat those gulab jamuns, they are equally great when eaten at room temperature.

Neem is a medicinal plant in India….. it’s got many health benefits but too bitter to taste…… the moment you picked that bottle up… I knew things won’t go as expected😂 I feel sorry for the experience you and your family had 😢 try jaljeera, brahami badam, lassi, Chhachh next time…. I am sure you will love that 😊

Lay's Magic Masala is the best flavor. They even have Kurkure😃

2:52 it’s not a snack it is a medicineeeeee!

12:55 I was like wheres the pav and the man whips out a sandwich bread 🤣🤣

3:42 he finished it

That bird at 8:27 singing was so beautiful 😭

4:35 most porofessional presentation of soan papdi there....😂 enjoyed that❤

I loved the way she/he plated the Soan Papdi... We indians just dig in a spoon coz we can't wait to get the first bite😄😄😄

since the day , i have had the dark blue ' Indian Magic Masala' flavour of Lays , IT HAS BECOME MY FAVOURITE FLAVOUR !

8:27 - 8:47 ohh the bird's humming what a soothing sound .. ❤️❤️

9:45 I'm an Indian and it's my first time seeing this thing. Can't be the only one, am I? 😂

When you drank the neem juice I just started feeling anxious and when you drank I was like legendary person who drank it without a feer. BTW I like all your videos

16:45 :Sus face: "The Balls are quite milk and buttery."

When you were eating the Lay's masala chips my mouth was watering 😋😋

I love this kind of videos, there's something soothing about them. Greetings from Mexico btw.

Why do I find a stranger eating snacks on their deck entertaining?

i could literally smell the soan papdi through the screen 🤩

What a fantastic thing to see at 2AM in Florida, I absolutely love this Channel

I was so happy when he picked up the green chutney Kurkure.. everyone else just goes for the basic orange one. Also, the neem juice... 😂

7:37 I've never been able to open kurkure like that.

02:40 this is more famous in Bihar, India

8:32 that bird chirping :) You had the most sweetest thing and the most tastiest snack from India! ☺ Means India's taste spectrum so wide from sweetest to spiciest! Hope you enjoyed ☺ good luck

6:50 ab hua na INDIA style khana ☕🍪

That's the most creative way of opening a packet of Lay's, I've ever seen in my life.

Oh wow no talking! I just made a video about trying Indian snacks for the first time (as an Irishman) and 1:42 these masala crisps - I agree - are very tasty.

13:23 we should eat with bun ( pav ) not bread😂

I think haldirams snacks are best i always recommend to everyone it is a best snacks brand in india 🇮🇳 And make more videos. Love ❤ from 🇮🇳

Try having Rose syrup with milk only. You'll love it to the core.

Soooo sooo yummmmmmmmm I M an Indian and by watching this video.... I am craving for all this.. Yummnmmmmm

That bottom sup of neem juice give me goosebumps... U have my respect master....🙏

Seen India just directly started watching the video HUGE ❤️ from India 🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳 "# big sweet balls " 😂😂😂😂😂😂

1:43 Jupiter

He became true indian the moment he dipped the rusk in the tea🇮🇳