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@andrereacts7 4 месяца назад

Feel free to hit the like button and subscribe for more content. I would also love to hear your suggestions for future reactions-drop them in the comments below!🙏

@jacobmiller4934 4 месяца назад

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@JohnLeePettimoreIII 4 месяца назад

want to learn more abut the Amish? check out this video : *_"Weird" Al Yankovic - Amish Paradise (Parody of "Gangsta's Paradise" - Official HD Video)_*

@lisab.9956 4 месяца назад

"Auntie" Anne Beiler was Pennsylvania Amish from Lancaster County where there is large population of Amish. Amish are Christians but are very conservative & don't allow musical instruments in their church services. Depending on sect of Amish, some very strict communities don't allow electricity, telephones, televisions, or drive cars & only use horse & buggies. There are 1,200 Auntie Anne's store locations across U.S. & 600 international store locations. They make a mix you can buy if you want to make pretzels at home. Throughout Pennsylvania especially there are many different people who sell soft pretzels & are found in almost every farmer's market, sports stadiums, etc., but only some are Auntie Anne's. Personally, I like pretzels better from my local farmer's market made by a local Amish family. It wasn't sausage roll, it was a hot dog pretzel bite. (Sausage & hot dogs are 2 different things in U.S. though have similar shape.)

@Ltlmscrl 4 месяца назад

I worked at the mall as a younger person and would eat Auntie Anne’s every day. They’re so sweet and buttery you don’t really need the dipping sauces. The lemonade is amazing!

@philmakris8507 4 месяца назад

Fun fact: There are 148 sects of the Amish peoples, including Mennonites(that use some forms of technology) and Hutterites. They are in all 50 states, several Canadian provinces, the Caribbean and Mexico. And they are devout Christians

@cp368productions2 4 месяца назад

Mennonites use all forms of technology, they just dress similar to the Amish.

@hulagirl.kailua 4 месяца назад

there are NO Amish communities in Hawaii!!!! Only 32 states have Amish communities, and we are definitely NOT one of them.

@ChoiceEnvironments 3 месяца назад

My fave are the Quakers. I mean, their oats alone! They’re also the best people ever, too.

@chrislykk 4 месяца назад

Before COVID, you could just walk up to Auntie Anne's and they'd always have a sample tray loaded with bite sized pieces of those cinnemon sugar pretzels.

@nathanmcarthur 4 месяца назад

I’m old enough to remember Auntie Anne’s when they sold said pretzels with/without salt, cinnamon sugar, with butter, sweet glaze (it was grotesque even then), cheese dips. Drinks were basic sodas and lemonade. Having said that, dear God, the pretzels were extraordinarily good. The new additions - especially the sandwiches with pretzel bread - not only make my mouth water but seem to be completely in line with the times.

@randykillman6475 4 месяца назад

Auntie Anne's is a popular pretzel chain with locations all over the world. There are 2000+ Auntie Anne's locations in 26 countries. The first Auntie Anne's opened in Pennsylvania, USA in 1988. The company has been franchising since 1989 and growing steadily ever since.

@philmakris8507 4 месяца назад

Auntie Ann's is in practically every mall in the U.S.

@AC-ni4gt 4 месяца назад

I haven't seen one out in Utah yet.

@joemama_6009 4 месяца назад

@@AC-ni4gt moment of silence for this poor soul 💀

@carollasley6610 4 месяца назад

Yeah, either Anne's or Wetzel Pretzel 🥨

@seanziepoo7495 4 месяца назад

4:15 The Amish are "Technologically Impaired" as Weird Al puts it in the song "Amish Paradise" which is a really good place to start if you want a broad view of Amish Culture (I live near Lancaster Pennsylvania, and Yes, the Amish are aware of the song and also find it to be hilarious) But Lancaster Pennsylvania is kind of the most famous Amish area in the States, and you could learn a lot just by looking into that area. They just don't use "Modern Technology" so it's a "Live off the Land Lifestyle" and they are renowned Carpenters. Chances are, if you see a Barn in Pennsylvania... The Amish probably built it. They drive Horse and Buggies, and Grocery Stores in the area will have straight up Stables or Horse Tying Poles in the parking lots for the Amish.

@karateman302 4 месяца назад

To expand on this a little bit. They are a community that is descended from immigrants that were from culturally German areas, Alsace in France and the Germanic parts of Switzerland, which follow a Protestant Christian belief which generally rejects modern technology amongst other things (each community has its own regulations on what is allowed). As a native of the Southeastern Pennsylvania region which Philadelphia is located in, you can find Amish vendors in a lot of Farmer's Markets. Reading Terminal in the heart of Philadelphia is a good place to find them. They typically do commute from Lancaster because the Amish in that county are a little more liberal than other communities you can find in the US so do allow the usage of technology for utilitarian purposes (aka automobiles to transport goods to the city). Auntie Anne's can be found in many places across the US (mostly malls) but I would actually highly recommend visiting Amish country or a farmer's market nearby to get a proper taste of what they have to offer. If you're in Eastern PA, Shady Maple Smorgasbord is a great place to check out Amish food.

@seanziepoo7495 4 месяца назад

@karateman302 Yup, all good points. We often see Amish that are hired as part of a work crew getting a ride in the truck, but they stick to manual tools when working. There's also the Menonites, which I don't know a ton about, but I think they use "Limited Technology" and have the occasional exception that the more traditional Amish communities don't. I had a History teacher who went and lived with the Amish for a year or two... Said it was an awesome experience, but not one that he ever really wants to repeat lol 😆

@gmunden1 4 месяца назад

Amish originally came to America from Europe. Many settled in Pennsylvania, Delaware, Ohio, and other states in the Northeast and Midwest, as well as Canada. The Anuntie Anne 's sauces are options. You are not required to use them on your pretzel. There are diffent styles of pretzel in Philadelphia but Auntie Anne's also in Philadelphia. The locations are often found in airports and train stations because it i s easy to carry while traveling.

@KMI0588 4 месяца назад

I believe Auntie Ann's is mostly on the east coast. On the west coast our mall pretzels are Wetzel's but I think they are probably fairly compareable.

@buckeyegirl16 4 месяца назад

Auntie Anne's is in pretty much every mall in Texas so it definitely extends beyond the east coast

@MIZZCTM89 4 месяца назад

I grew up with Auntie Anne's at my local mall in Massachusetts in the 90s. The sour cream and onion pretzel with cheese has always been my favorite.

@b-six-twelve 4 месяца назад

They’re also in a lot of airports! If you ever travel to the US and gave a layover inside of one, wander around and see if you can find one. We had a mall a few blocks down from one of my childhood homes and this was a favorite treat. The smell alone will lure you in!

@votedbestjustin 4 месяца назад

Cheese sauce with a pretzel is essential. It's one the best snacks of all time. My favorite treat for the movies.

@summersands8105 4 месяца назад

Dutch, English, and German descent. I can tell you that the German and Dutch were very influential in my life, especially the cooking. My Grandmothers were both awesome cooks. There are a lot of Amish communities in PA. Lancaster and Belleville are big hubs. There's a restaurant in Lancaster called the Shady Maple Smorgasbord that is run by Amish and is one of the largest, if not the largest, buffet in the USA. There are videos about the buffet on youtube.

@Cody38Super 4 месяца назад

"Electra-city" , André...what was that again? Did you mean ELECTRICITY....hahahahaaaaaa!

@madmastermad9099 4 месяца назад

Oh, man I haven't had auntie Anne's in a while. I'm craving this hard now. Nothing will satisfy me until I get this pretzel!

@lavenderoh 4 месяца назад

When I was a kid/teen in the 90s-00s we often had these as a snack while walking around the mall. You're right they're better without sauce, that's more of a newer thing and the bites. When I was a kid it was just whole soft pretzels in several flavors and also a pretzel wrapped hotdog/sausage. My favorites were the cinnamon sugar pretzel, the garlic butter pretzel, and the polish sausage pretzel dog thing. They were cheap back in the day too.

@jamieUSG1978 4 месяца назад

Andre, they are so good! Some people dip them in cheese, but I like mustard. It’s not the best in America but it’s the best in a mall.

@bengilbert7655 4 месяца назад

A pretzel with mustard is the way to go.

@crystals1117 4 месяца назад

Amish are of Dutch/German, and Amish is more of a lifestyle that revolves around religion than about loving nature. They believe electricity, cars, and women wearing pants are sins. In much of the US, their beliefs are considered abuse. There's a lot ex Amish on tiktok that exposes the abuse within the Amish communities.

@ChoiceEnvironments 3 месяца назад

I live in San Antonio, Texas. There’s a popular local supermarket chain called H-E-B everywhere. Some of them, including the one near my house, have an Auntie Anne’s right in the store. It’s very popular. It’s pretty much always busy. Whenever I go there, I always notice at least one person in line, and often it’s a line 4 or 5 people long. We are also one of the fattest cities in America. I went vegan a little while ago so I miss those pretzels. Great reaction!

@suepall5425 4 месяца назад

These are in every mall across America. My favorite are the ones with crunchy praline tops dipped in the hot caramel sauce. So great! The cinnamon sugar ones are a close second.

@joemama_6009 4 месяца назад

Whataburger is all over the south Cinnamon pretzel, no sugar sauce, and a tall Coke are a gift from God

@kathykaufman1244 4 месяца назад

A proper Amish dinner features seven sweets and seven sours. You should try to find a farmers market featuring their meals…amazing!

@kmlameattempt 4 месяца назад

It looks like Auntie Anne's is in almost every state! However, the catches that I think they're only found in malls. I've never ever seen one outside of a mall, not even in a strip mall (I saw you ask about this in a different video - strip mall is an outdoor mall ). Soft pretzels are really good and I think you would really enjoy them! The soft pretzel with the cheese dipping sauce is the best.

@DavidTateVA 4 месяца назад

I can't think of any other chain brand of fresh pretzel. Auntie Ann's doesn't have any competition for the title "best brand" -- every other fresh hot soft pretzel comes from a vendor on a street corner with, at most, a food truck. My wife and I typically grab a bucket of the garlic pretzel nuggets on long drives.

@luxleather2616 4 месяца назад

this is the first time I've heard of this place....Amish is a community that is a branch of Christianity that doesn't use modern technology & dresses plainly & they still use horse & buggy to travel....they're known for their baked goods & butter & furniture....I have an amish bakery in my town & I use Amish butter cus you get it in a big roll & it tastes better....there's only 1,200 Auntie Anne's locations in the states but they're mainly on the East Coast & Midwest....there's apparently two places in Southern California & a few places in Southeast Arizona bout an hour from my Southwestern Arizona town....omg André dipping pretzels in cheesy sauce is the best ever....its a thing to have pretzels & beer cheese sauce is a thing in many restaurants....we even have pretzel buns for burgers & hot dogs....cinnamon pretzels are amazing

@Matriarch50 4 месяца назад

I'm in Northern California and we have an Auntie Anne's in our local Walmart. Love the pretzel nuggets. Buttery!

@AngelA-qi1br 4 месяца назад

In the late 1980s years I used to visit friends who lived in Amish country in Pennsylvania on a weekly basis and the mall in the area had a Auntie Anne's.

@gmunden1 4 месяца назад

The pretzels are good. AUNTIE ANNE'S is the largest chain but there are pretzel companies all over America.

@calendarpage 4 месяца назад

The best pretzels are sold on the streets of Philadelphia, where the auto exhaust and the vendor's unwashed hands give them special flavor. No kidding. There's no soft pretzel like a Philly soft pretzel. Auntie Anne's is for people who don't know any better.

@SarahBroad-kw7fj 4 месяца назад

Pretzels were originally made by nuns and monks in Germany to show the children how to pray so they’d give them a treat known as a 🥨 pretzel. the Pennsylvania Amish are largely German that’s why you’ll find a lot of German stuff. Amish don’t really work or live with modern day things. It’s horse and buggy and you can’t date someone without both families blessing and it’s strict and linked in traditional ways. But some Amish do work with people outside of the Amish community to sell stuff for money

@rhiahlMT 4 месяца назад

Their pretzels are so good, Yes, the Amish are a group of people who are Christians. There are a multitude of sects involved. The Pennsylvania and some surrounding areas live life pretty simply. No power, not motorized anything. They are known for their craftmanship also. We don't have Amish in Montana but we do have the Hutterites, one of the branches. Hutterites do have power and motorized vehicles. Go into the Pennsylvania countryside and you could get stuck behind a horse drawn carriage.

@liamengram6326 3 месяца назад

It's not that Auntie Anne's are the best pretzels. They're just in every mall and even have mini-stores inside of large truck stops (much like Cinnabon). But in some places they have Auntie Anne's and Wetzel's Pretzels or just Wetzel's Pretzels. Both are fairly good, but only mind-blowing to British people who are unfamiliar with flavor. 😂 The pigs in a blanket are a solid on the go snack while traveling or shopping.

@christined6321 4 месяца назад

The pretzels are delish and I never get sauces!

@maryannweitzel5636 4 месяца назад

I ❤❤❤ Auntie Annie's!!!!!! Of course my favorite was the Glazin'Raisin but it was discontinued. You can get a Raisin pretzel and dip it but not to much icing. I like mini pretzel dogs dipped in cheese sauce better than the pepperoni pretzels.

@doubleknots 4 месяца назад

Pretzels are like tacos, it's hard to mess them up. Even when they aren't that good, they are still pretty good.

@bryanreighn3498 4 месяца назад

I live 20 minutes from this mall. The moorestown mall in New Jersey.

@natashamurphy9736 3 месяца назад

Thats very smart of the Russians to do with McDonald's chains.

@carolburnett190 4 месяца назад

I don’t know if I’ve ever had an Aunt Annie’s pretzel, but we had a place in our mall that made pretzels. I loved the salted ones (plain), but the cinnamon sugar ones were out of this world! I didn’t dip them in anything because they were so delicious without adding anything.

@Kayttoson 4 месяца назад

Thank You that was awesome

@bryanreighn3498 4 месяца назад

Big Amish community 2 hours from there in Lancaster Pennsylvania.

@jadeh2699 4 месяца назад

Big, soft, warm, salty pretzels are great with mustard sauce. Yum!

@josephbridges7470 4 месяца назад

Pretzels are a massive Midwestern thing. It comes from the millions of German and Eastern European immigrants that moved there from the 1880s-1930s.

@wandapease-gi8yo 4 месяца назад

It looks like Antie Ann’s Pretzels have expanded at least to Portland, Oregon!

@Proudtman 4 месяца назад

It's great if others enjoy salted pretzels! I need sugary pretzels, or no pretels for me

@frankscarborough1428 4 месяца назад

Thanks enjoyed

@user-vw1en9xf2r 4 месяца назад

I learned how to make the Anne’s pretzels at home awesome 😂

@mindydillow504 4 месяца назад

Autie Anne's are also in some airports.

@allencouch683 4 месяца назад

If you're still doing musical reactions I think you should listen to "Black Betty" by Ramjam- love the channel

@judymurry2771 4 месяца назад

The Amish do not have electricity and they still have horses and carriage

@RealDiehl99 4 месяца назад

🤣I admit, the first time I heard you talk I thought you were Eastern European or Russian too. I've heard people from Brazil speaking English and their Portuguese accent is very different from yours. Which makes me wonder...Do Portuguese and Brazilians argue (playfully) about who speaks the correct version of the language, as Americans and Brits do?

@Cody38Super 4 месяца назад

André, you should be ashamed of your people ripping off our logo! Hahahahaaaaaaaaa! ;))

@ayejay5603 4 месяца назад

Yeah, Amish basically live in the 1800s. No electricity, no TV, no internet. Horse and buggies.

@ihearttubing 4 месяца назад

Amish a re Christians and they live a simple life without modern technology and conveniences. No care but horse and buggy .No electricity.

@AC-ni4gt 4 месяца назад

"Stranger Things" is a TV series. The Amish community has German influence. HOWEVER the Amish are not Germans. Confusing but that's how it is. I am no where near any Amish communities. The more common areas for Amish communities is in some of the Midwest and some of the East Coast. I'm West so too far from them.

@andrelee7081 4 месяца назад

I live the Northeast and have interacted with the Amish. I don't know about them not being German, there are still many communities who value their German roots, and who still speak their own dialects of German.

@philmakris8507 4 месяца назад

People that say you have a Russian sounding accent have probably never heard a real Russian accent. It's ridiculous and ignorant to say so and rude. 😡

@cp368productions2 4 месяца назад

You clearly have not heard a Russian accent.

@nullakjg767 4 месяца назад

americans cant really tell the difference between eastern european accents. def sounds very similar to russian to me. and russians arent inherently evil so theres nothing wrong with sounding kinda russian lol. idk how its "ridiculous and rude".