I really love how respectful and objective all of your reviews are, I am from México and I often see reviews of people that eat from my country or other countries and they are sometimes very disrespectful telling how awful or disgusting some snacks may be just because they are not used to those flavors, but your are not like that at all, you totally embrace the differences
I don' t like all foods... but reapect those that do! Just because i may not like it, does not mean you don't. And I LOVE spicy food. Peppers, sauces... but unfortunatly my stomach does not. :( .... what are some popular snacks in your country? We have a lot of sweet/chocolat snacks.
I volunteered and lived in Bangladesh for 3 months over summer this year teaching English and seeing this video brought back so many memories for me! Absolutely loved Mr Twist crisps! The toast too, you can get sweet ones with a weird strawberry (a bit like the fake poci stuff!) on top! It was called sandwich toast! Thanks for this video, brought back lovely memories! Donnobad! (That's thank you in Bangla!) xx
emmymadeinjapan Potato Crackers is the most popular chips in Bangladesh. Tens of others Giant company had been trying since over an era to take them down by their similar packed, similar flavoured chips. But in vein, they couldn't. Chanachur, yes there are 100s of other Chanachur companies, but the one you took, has its glory of almost hundred years. Over all, for cookies, biscuits typed products Kishuan has been (in recent years) the best so far. Thanks for taking Bangladeshi foods. I am inviting you to visit us and have some delicious cooked local foods.
Your channel is amazing. I can watch for hours. It takes me to places I want to go and taste the everyday foods of other countries. No one else could do this but you, Emmy. Your honest expressions and "Umms" make me want to put snacks on my list the next time I go to the asian markets and grocery stores in South Houston. My wife and I try to do that every so often, but I feel a trip comin' on! This concept is so different and fun! Thanks for taking the time to share.
hey there, glad to see that u liked my country's snacks... please someday make some time & come Bangladesh to taste our homemade food ,, hospitality of Bangladesh is really famous ... Love from Bangladesh ..
Hi Emmy! I'm from Kolkata, which is a part of eastern India, but more or less culturally similar to Bangladesh, since the state of Bengal was kind of "halved" when India and bangladesh were separated and most of our foods are pretty similar! I would love to send you a box of goodies with bengali as well as central and north Indian flavours. Elaichi is the flavour obtained from a whole dried cardamom pod whereas internationally, cardamom is actually referring to the toasted and powdered cardamom seeds. Toasting cardamom changes it's taste completely! It's actually iconic of East-Indian and Bangladeshi cuisine to have whole cardamom pods in the food.
+salah khan GOD you're so stupid. All I'm trying to say is that Pran is the first and largest manufacturer of sweets and snacks in Bangladesh. They are the pride of Bangladesh and probably the biggest competitor to Indian and Pakistani companies that Bangladesh has. So to not have products from Pran (except one) but having a video about Bangladeshi snacks is a little sad. Do you normally have to have everything spelled out for you?
salah khan Ugh, when I said Pran is the inventor of Bangladeshi sweets, it was a metaphor and exaggeration. IT DOESN'T ACTUALLY MEAN PRAN INVENTED BANGLADESHI SWEETS. And do you work for Bonoful or something? So when someone mentions Pran you get all pissed off. It was supposed to be a joke but you've gone ahead and turned it into a debate. Do you understand now or do you need more explanation.
I love how Non-Bangladeshis speaks Bangla like "bostir polapain" for the first time but then again we do too when we learn a foreign language. Thanks for testing our snacks. Much love from Bangladesh. . . . . . Oh BTW I love Japanese cars. L-Type C110 Nissan Skyline is my fav 😛
hi. everyone. im febe and i'll try to make videos about food tasting for those who want to send me u different snack of ur country. just leave me a message. thank u guys
No such as "Indian". Just as there no such thing called "Indian cuisine", music, dress, language, form, function. India is an invention of England's cruel exploitative colonialism. Everything produced in Bangladesh in informed by Bengali taste and genius. Butt off, India!
I've been binge watching your videos during this pandemic and just found out you did a video on Bangladeshi foods 7 years ago!!! It was delightful.😌😌😌😍 Take love from a fellow Bangladeshi. ❤❤❤❤🇧🇩
to mikachune, these are bengali snacks, indian snacks often copy or are similar to our bengali snacks. But don't worry a country of 160 million people can make their own snacks. Indian a.k.a Hindi/Punjabi snacks are often different to Bengali snacks anyway.
+No I - Last time i checked Bangladesh once belonged to India so how can you claim that India copied Bangladeshi snacks? Most of the South Asians snacks are originally from India. Even your snacks has Indian names
+Yakub Karzai last time I checked Afghanistan once belonged to India anyway, even Iran. Bengal has always been an independent country, the British came and made one empire, the UAE to Malaysia were ruled as "India" at one point. difference between Bengalis and Afghans is Bengalis don't define themselves by European versions of history whereas Afghans do. India is a false creation. India is actually North India and Pakistan. Dravida, Nepal, Sri Lanka and Bengal are different countries. And I assure you, after 1947 there wasn't an influx of Indians into East Bengali to "teach" snacks, Bengal had enough fertility and knowledge to make them already, I know Afghanistan is very arid though. All your food is Indian.
+Riajur Rahman its is not really from Bangldesh but it is transported their, when everh i go its hard to find high quality crisps(chips, sorry i am from britain)
According to my research The potato chip was invented in 1853 by George Crum. Crum was a Native American/African American chef at the Moon Lake Lodge resort in Saratoga Springs, New York, USA. If u want go search the net...
I dont understand why but you guys's comments are making me cringe. "Proud to be a bengali" okay. Im also proud. But you dont need to say that aloud right on here.
Thank you Emmy. We may be poor in infrastructure and many other terms,but our food is really great and there are so many types it would take years for any body to taste them all.
I.ABSOLUTELY.LOVE ur voice...so soothing!! The way tht u describe in detail and show the diff textures is GREAT!! I really appreciate ur vids!! btw: ur one GORGEOUS mama!!
since both bangladesh and pakistan both broke away from inidian mainland after independance in 1947 from UK, we share our cuisines. however india being a country of vastly mixed ethnicity and topography has a more diverse cusine, however what u have as inidian snack outside india is mostly north or south indian. easter and western indian are dif, and bangladesh resembles almost every east indian flavor, however bangladeshis have better cooked meals, we use the same language though
Ritwik, for you're one of us. We don't care for India this or that. We don't want you to stop being patriotic Indian Bengali. But Bengalis, of all faiths and none, want Indian Bengali to stop fearing Bangladesh or hating Islam (we often see it even amongst allegedly totally non religious hindu brahmins)'
Like Miriam said below Emmy is great because she respects and TRIES to understand the different tasting palates of the world. By doing that, you show that you are more cultured and smarter than the guys whose first reaction is 'ewww gross', as if they are 8 year olds. You are very worldly and you are able to decipher and understand tastes vastly different from yours :)
hahha! Emmy dear, I just saw your channel; and saw you're such a BIG FOODIE! :) You ate Netherlands, Italy, Poland, Russia, Sweden, El Salvador!, Mexico, China & even Bangladesh; BUT YOU NEVER ATE INDIAN?!? XD You really shouldn't miss it.
JFY HC Well, sort of. Actually, almost each snack she received in that box was Indian [ for ex: that first snack, Bombay Chanachur is from the Indian city of Mumbai, but it's eaten almost everywhere around here, & those cookies she ate at 04:17 are most probably from Southern India] BUT, that's just a snack, a hint of Indian food, it can't even exactly be called Indian cuisine, or Bangladeshi for that matter, 'cuz it also has a few Arabian & Persian condiments. True Indian food has a wide variety; Northern India has different cuisine, Southern has different; then of course, there are state-wise specialities; like the Rasam of Tamil Nadu [South]; Chat of Delhi [North]; Rasgullas, which is a popular sweet comes from Bengal [East]. Indian cuisine is HUGE that you'd keep exploring till the end, these snacks are like a speck of sand in front of our cuisine! :D
