Nothing wrong with that at all. He’s simply showing them the tradition-if you don’t like it you can make your own. He just wants to participate in the culture of his area and family. I think that’s beautiful.
i feel like the lady is so used to perfectionists and typical craftsmen with reasoning behind each act but this man's beauty lies in the simplicity of the bread and she wasnt able to capture it enough
Yeah, but it's awesome that in Iceland a lot of the homes are heated, essentially for free by the hot springs/geothermal and you can cook meals that way without using fuel.
This is one of the most soothingly comedic videos I've ever seen. I loved the interaction between these two and when it was over, I felt like I wished the man was my uncle or next door neighbor.
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I can’t get over how incredibly kind and generous this gentleman is. Some of you shows the people seem so inconvenienced to be sharing their culture. I just adore this gentleman. Thank you for pushing through the challenging individuals to bring us all this amazing content.
speaking from personal experience, the older generation of icelandic people arent fond of tourists because of how destructive they can be, people here like to keep their businesses to themselves and dont like to share the culture because of this. The only people you'll see that will be kind to you are people who work in stores or transport, and the younger generation. I tell everyone this everytime they say they would want to live in iceland. The beauty is only skin deep.
You know, somewhere there's a perfectly preserved loaf of bread, encased in metal deep in the icy waters of Iceland. Imagine being a diver in 1000 years
You need to watch "Risitas Original with english subtitle" the guy with funniest laugh, what you just said is spot on and you will be pissing yourself laughing love
Water boils at different temps in some places , it can depend at what sea level you are at the higher you are the lower the temp is and what minerals are in the water .
Not necessarily boiling temperature. With so many impurities, the vapor pressure would reduce, thus causing an increase in boiling point. Also, if atmospheric pressure is high, boiling point is reduced. So it really just depends.
I'm not gonna lie, I've actually been subjected to that at least ten times in my life. Well, less shoving it in my mouth and more offering it, but it gets the point across.
The more I watch video with Icelandic people, the more I want to move there. I love their casual and humble way of doing things, but mostly I LOVE the way they answer most questions with a very dry subtle sarcasm topped with a quick wit. It's like I've found my people! I get the feeling she is use to people taking their "craft" very serious and giving overly complicated answers for why they do things and he's just like "I don't know what you want from me... I'm literally baking bread in the ground."
People say that about Germans too. My mom is. They don’t really care about emotions if that makes sense. Same thing with middle America, small town people bc a lot of them are from Northern Europe. No emotions or pain will get in the way of what needs to be done and you don’t really talk about the past. It’s that whole wholesome, working man cliche
But yeah Iceland is a great, happy country. Small, nice social programs. You won’t starve. But people don’t smile and wave at you in cities. It’s like Paris in that way. People mind their business
Imagine being a foreigner and having no idea this was a thing and seing a 50 year old man pull a whole ass pot out of the ground and take an entire loaf of bread out of it.
I mean as soon as you are told or you actually see how hot the area and ground is the whole stuff is just 2+2 so only idiots would need any extra info on wth is going on. I see the guy take out a pot and tells me its bread inside cuz the ground is so hot and can be used as bakery Me : oh cool thats awesome.
i like how he didn't sugarcoat things. made it a funny awkward interview, not in a cringy way but rather wholesome way. this one and the italian girl are my favorite hosts on the show. keep it up 👍💯
Why would he , he just mixed basic stuff to make a bread and didnt even handcrafted the flour or anything. Just a mush in a pot covered in hot soil = brown cake
We don't actually know a lot about bread making... We just about understand the basics. Like sourdough starters are actually insane and we barely understand them despite using them for thousands of years
@@jaleelz7435 It's one of the Nordic countries, like Finland, but not Scandinavia. Scandinavia is Sweden, Norway and Denmark, that's it. But what do i know, i'm just a Swede 🤷🏼♂️
@@Rodoeht12345 are you high? Finland is absolutely scandinavia, it even was swedish a couple hundred years ago. Iceland might be controversial but finland isnt finland is 100% scandinavia. Och jag är också svenne så försök inte låtsas va scandinavia proffs ba för du bor i sverige
I got to meet Mr. Hilmarsson on my tour around Hringvegurinn in Iceland last year, the bread is just as good as it looks in both taste and texture, almost addictive; I've been trying to find substitutes ever since I got home and nothing's come even remotely close :D
There’s something so adorably humble about this. It’s just a happy man, baking bread and boiling a few eggs in the ground, and he does it because he wants to, because it’s something that makes him happy, and I love it
He does it because he can, if you had boiling sand in your backyard you would too. I could cook some awesome pork or brisket in that. But that means you have a volcano nearby trying to make up its mind what to do. Definitely a plus for simple cooking techniques but I'm going to keep my bug out bag real handy. 🤔🤓🍻
@@francescapucciano9205 ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-a40VeD8YxiU.html Gordon Ramsay got his bread stolen in Iceland while there on trip. 😄
Beach in america: mom im hungry! Timmy youre going to have to wait till we get home Iceland: mom im hungry! Chucks egg into water. Ooh hard boiled egg!
Smart Alek, There is a school camp there in Laugarvatn, which 9th grade goes to for a one school week. We tried making this bread and burying it in lava, and decide to check how hot the sand and water really is, that was a big mistake!
Here in malaysia We actually have hot springs that have designated pools at boiling temp for you to boil eggs while you soak in the ones that arent so hot xd
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I told my girlfriend about this video and how much I needed to have this bread and she said 'That man does not make rye bread, he makes rye cake,' which makes sense given the amount sugar in it.
Most wholesome 10 mins (almost) I've ever watched, makes me want to go and visit Iceland even more... Loved this guy and his way of living, wonderful! 😊
The bread was extremely fascinating, but the boiled eggs basically *blew my mindhole!!* I desperately need to put “volcanic boiled eggs” on my bucket list now. 😱❤️
I have probably watched this video 4-5 times now.. I honestly just love how genuine and sincere it is. I don't even eat bread but this is making me want to try it.
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I first ate this bread in Iceland many years ago and fell in love with it...with lots of butter on it. It is definitely not cake-like and does not taste like ginger-bread. It has its own very unique taste. When I left it was one of the things I wished were available outside Iceland. I also fell in love with skyr. In those days it was natural, i.e. it had a normal amount of fat in it. It was lusciously creamy. I can't stand the 0% fat and almost 0% fat skyr that is sold now.
I love Iceland, it's probably one of my most favorite places in the world. The people, the culture, the food, the environment. I would love to live there. This bread is GOOD!
Love how the guy doesnt want to leave questions unanswered but most of his replies amount to "lol idk, I guess this much is good right?", so nice from him.
pro tip. Iceland is very expensive, to the point where a cheeseburger costs 9$. Stick to frozen foods and stick to cheap stores. Gasoline is super expensive too, as well as everything tourist related such as hotels and rentals. Try not to litter and dont ask us to say eyjafjallajökull. If you dont want to see the true colours of icelandic people dont stay for more than a week. The beauty is only skin deep.
I've eaten pumpernickel, it's an Australian rye bread, and it does taste amazing, slightly sweeter than normal bread, and healthier too if I remember correctly.
I think you mean Austria, not Australia. To never forget, just remember that Hitler killed 6million Aborigines and annexed New Zealand while the Austrians were defeated by Emus in Vienna. P.S Its a joke.
He sliced Mysöst and put it on top. It's Norwegian sweet cheese made with whey leftover from cheesemaking. They slowly cook the whey, concentrate the sugars and protein and it becomes caramelized. I had some when I was in Norway. They are wonderful people.
4:17 Oh, the heavenly mark! If this was done in Brazil 'the other locals' would leave no tin or breads there for the next day lol Bro, this video is a GEM. Even boiled eggs! Complete lava servings.
I actually made this guy’s recipe! I used “ Sabbath” mode on my oven and cooked it at 212 for 24 hours. It was a long wait. Super yummy though. Very sweet. I ate it with some cultured butter and goat cheese. Thanks for the recipe!
