Greek Breakfast in Santorini, Greece 

That is awesome to hear. We'd highly recommend visiting.

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Thanks Greg! That sounds so tasty. Would love to try it in Sparta someday.

Thank you! We love the fresh and colorful ingredients.

Thank you! We've really enjoyed having him on this trip.

Yum! That sounds super tasty!

Thank you very much! It was a delicious meal.

Thank you very much! We feel fortunate to be able to travel with our parents.

That is cool to hear!

What are they called

@@amneshgrewal1243 its called (Strapatsada) 4 tablespoons olive oil ,chopped onion,1 red pepper, of 4 ripe tomatoes 6 eggs salt freshly ground pepper, 2 tablespoons feta,small dash of flour ..you can add hot red pepper flakes to if you like spicy

That is great to hear. We highly recommend it.

Thanks!

Thank you! We're the same way. A good meal can make the day.

Thank you.

Ah, that is so cool to hear! That place is just great. We ended up going back again with my Mom :)

Wow! That is cool to hear! Some fantastic products in Greece. We visited a place that only cooked mushroom dishes.

Thanks! It was really tasty.

Thank you very much!

Thank you! We sure feel fortunate to have them along.

Thank you! They also had a nice lunch and dinner menu. A great restaurant overall :)

Hope you can soon.

Healthy and delicious way to start the day.

Exciting to hear Angie!

Thank you very much Shirley! Welcome! Where are you watching from? We'll definitely have to get my Dad on more episodes in the future.

@@samuelandaudrey From the wonderful city of Toronto as I believe you guys are too! Probably one of the reasons why I find you guys so relatable. :)

Thank you! That is great to hear. What did you eat there?

Well the AirBnB we stayed at delivered breakfast every morning to our private terrace. So we originally planned to do breakfast just as you did, but it’s hard to argue with stepping out on the terrace in your robe to a hot breakfast. So we went there for dinner. I had lamb with potatoes and carrots in a crock pot. My girlfriend had pork cooked in a Vin Santo glaze that was apparently made with a Greek wine. It was fabulous. Also had a local bottle of rose wine to pair with it. Definitely one of our favorite meals of our trip.

Thank yoU! :)

Thanks! We just love it.

Thank you! Ah, we miss having my Dad along.

That is very cool to hear! Highly recommend going.

Thank you!

Thank you!

Ah, that is good to hear!

Thank yoU!

Thank you very much Gitanjali! Wishing you the best.

@@samuelandaudrey thank you

Thank you very much! We'll have more coming out soon.

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Hey! Thank you!

Thank yoU! Ah, that is cool to hear. My parents have been there but we still have to visit your province.

Thank you!

Wonderful to hear!

Thank you very much! We really appreciate the support and we love to share what we do on the road. It would be great to cross paths. Where do you hope to visit soon?

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Thanks Kelly! We really enjoy family travels.

Thanks for letting us know.

Thanks! Happy to have them along :)

Poppi is cute

We love it!

Thanks! Natural and delicious ingredients :)

lol you clearly dont know anything about greek food dude. greeks consume the highest amount of deep fried dishes in europe as their daily diet, i am not not mentioning the fast food stuff even. Secondly there is no such cusine as greek, because according to a research what greeks eat today are either, arabic or turkish dishes, so basically it s all copied from their neighbours but not from the east but from the west too like pastitso which is baked pasta, graviera which is a type a Swiss cheese and etc.

haskovali and you my friend don't know nothing about greeks either,except a generalised incorrect version usually turkish people make unfortunately. Every country has fast food, graviera is a actually a greek cheese. All cultures derived things from other cultures because of wars or expeditions or just some cultural shifting and that's why every country it's interesting in it's own way but to claim that everything is middle eastern and there is no greek cuisine it shows how little you know about history, greek cuisine, culture, geography and agriculture in the area. More over i don't understand the obsession to falsely point that everything is from other cultures, you know other civilizations have shared or took things from Greek culture and dimmed them as their own but we don't go around and insult or say false things just when i see a Turkish or middle eastern video. Turkish cuisine expanded in the Byzandine Empire and took a lot of things from other cultures too, so everyone has shared things, has it's own unique things that combines their food culture or culture in general.Try to understand history, how, why some things happened where everyone is located and how some things through bad or good situations came to be as it is now, some emotional intelligence and some objectivity when you read history or try to understand another culture doesn't hurt at all, it benefits you. Lastly it has become tiring all these hate towards Greek cuisine or culture from some Turkish people (i don't know where you from, i say that in general) i don't have a problem with turkish people but they becoming very insulting to others by the minute about everything Greek. As i said Greece has influenced Turkey and Middle East too since ancient times, but we don't insult others because of understanding that every country has it's own unique things and what has been shared is now a part of their culture too. Good day.

You know absolutely nothing! Greek,Turkish food is derived from ancient Greece and the Byzantine empire which was a christian greek empire that lasted over one thousand years. Turks were nomads when they reached the area,and were known for eating raw meat and kefir,that is all. Turks were and are barbarians and had nothing to add to the region,as the Greeks were eons ahead of them on all fronts.

@@haskovali So then by your logic Turks and Arabs consume the highest amount of deep fried dishes.

Ah, that is so cool to hear. We miss that place.

Hahahaha...cake for breakfast is an Audrey specialty ;)

Yes but pitta with feta cheese or spinach-feta (spanakopitta) or mpougatsa is a more everyday breakfast.

Thank you very much!

Thank you! He is very easy going and chill which makes traveling with him super fun.

That is cool to hear! Do you like it?

Thank you! That is cool to hear. What is something you'd recommend we try?

Thank you! They sound absolutely delicious.

Good morning! Hope you find something tasyt.

Oh, sounds so good!

It is so tasty!

Thank you! They served up some delicious food. No, this was actually a few streets inward so no spectacular views but I feel that was reflected in a more reasonable price.

en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Strapatsada (you can find recipes with the name) Strapatsada.. Weird name, I know. It means "to handle roughly, ill-treat, tire out", basically it means "put all the ingredients in a pan and make a mess out of them, then eat it."

Thank you! Hahaha...it is true about the yoghurt. We've actually buying it from stores and keeping it in our fridge as well. Oh, fruit and honey is the best combo! Also nuts as well :)

Thanks! Ah, we did see it in Scotland many years ago. Would love to go back though.

Ah, wish we could share with you!

Also the highest point in the British isles is Ben Nevis

Thank you! That was kind of our impression as well but it far exceeded our expectations.

Thank you! Oh, we'll have to try those next time :)

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Thank you very much! Hope you can try it again soon. We so miss Greece. Such a nice laidback pace of life.

Samuel and Audrey - Travel and Food Videos . That’s great to hear!!!! I wish I could visit there ♥️😘

Great to hear Nikos! So delicious.

Thanks for sharing that!

Thanks!

Great to hear!

Thank you! What a view that would be!

Oh thanks for letting us know about that!

Yes! I make strapatsada or kayana for dinner all the time. In the Ionian island of Zakynthos, the eggs are actually not scrambled, but 'sunny side'. You make a little well in the tomato sauce once it's cooked down and drop in the eggs that cook in the sauce. I make it both ways! Delicious!!

No way! Without breakfast we DON'T start the day.

Good morning! Ah, we'd love to visit the Philippines soon :)

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Thanks! Hope you have a great weekend.

Gotta love it!

Hahaha...we noticed that in Croatia as well.

This breakfast is very touristy. Locals are more into cheese pie and spinach pie or bougatsa.

Greeks dont eat breakfast. They eat pies after 11-12

You are wrong.

Thanks for letting us know!

we call it "frape", which in fact is french for whipped, which is the translation of χτυπητό ktipito.

THank you for suggesting that!

Cool, we've gotta try that

We should do a whole video trying them all :)

We head back home after this.

This was mid-March.

We filmed this in March and the evenings and mornings were definitely cool.

Thanks for letting us know.

Good morning!

Womp, womp. Well, we'll be covering some of those soon in the next video. We originally thought staying 8 nights would be too long but we ended up not evening doing everything we wanted to while there. It is an impressive island no doubt.

It might be cooler then but my guess is you won't find many tourists.

Thank you

It was cool in the mornings but this was in mid-March.

Would love to do that hike someday!

Do you want to visit soon?

Thank you very much!

Great to hear.

Hahaha...yeah, noticed many Mediterranean breakfasts include cigarettes.

Thank you very much Jaca!

I like that kind of culture!

I haven't lived in Greece for the last 20 years. When I last visited, I got myself a traditional full English breakfast. My Greek friends looked in awe 😆