Jewish Mums Try Other Jewish Mums' Latkes 

The Jewish diaspora is a very supportive group of people. It's inspiring.

@@KyleRBell-pe7yy łoo

Exactly. These other mom’s need to look to these women on how to conduct themselves.

@@MsRose00 A little nice is okay but I live for the pettiness.

These moms aren't real jews then.. they don't complain enough.

That’s what’s most important indeed.

Makes a pleasant change from the usual videos in this series

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Milk! All the seasonings😂😂🤣🤣 not bland at all

The good ending

Was waiting for this comment

I mean they are cooking traditional dishes what do u want them to start adding to it? 😂 I’m sure that u could make it more interesting if u experimented with it though!

@@gabs8240 it’s a reference to “black grandmas try other black grandmas sweet potato pie ” video in which one of the testers was super critical in a totally obnoxious way and her saying something like “I can’t taste anything! where’s the sugar, cinnamon, nutmeg!” This became a inside joke in those buzzfeed videos, so by saying that the Jewish mums tasted everything, the commenter is saying that the mums in this video were very nice to each other while in many of those other buzzfeed videos other mums/grandmas/fathers were highly critical of each other, possibly in order to increase their own chances of winning.

These potato pancakes are general Central European culture. This is not Jewish food--this is ALSO Jewish food. Those of us not Jewish called them "potato pancakes"--they're the same as these "latkes".

The only experience I’ve had with Judaism is them kicking my grandpa outside of his home and land and forcing him and his family to walk 3 months into Lebanon where they stayed at a refugee camp until he passed away.

Buzzfeed unfortunately however seems to have this “thing” where all their Jews and Jewish stuff are ashkenazi (and broadly secular). Perhaps that’s because the Jewish population of the UK and the US are more like that. The Sephardic and Mizrahi Jews (those whose immediate family remained in the Middle East and North Africa since antiquity) can be culturally quite different. It would be nice is buzzfeed showed some culture and cuisine from that community.

Yeah same I don't really know anything about Jewish food. But I think most European jews eat about the same as other europeans.

@@BigmanDogs not exactly. Latkes are more similar to the European palate however matzo ball soup and challah (the previous videos) are distinct from other foods. There are also a ton of other Jewish foods that are very different from European foods.

I wish there was a channel like this with ONLY ppl this kind and polite and gracious. I need that in my life.

Jews support Jews

They had criticisms but it was constructive criticism nothing rude just expressing opinion. Best episode I seen yet

it's potato and onion thrown into oil, not much you can fuck up there

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Why do you think it's ok to say who won in the comments. Asshole.

It just shows not everyone is perfect since Beth didn’t continue her streak 😋

@@beverleeo980 nigga just watch the videos then look at the comments

It's a uk thing

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Well, Lisa Kudrow who plays Phoebe Buffay is actually Jewish, so you're not too far off 😅

Nothing in the world smells so delicious to me!

Last Hanukkah I was at, the host fried them in gee, it was far less smoky to cook a large batch.

I love that latke smell. My house feels more like a home when it smells of freshly fried latkes.

Because these women are being kind and fair towards one another. Notice you don’t have people making faces or spitting stuff out! Nice to see.

Probably cause they can all cook well lol

bro i'm not jewish but there is NOTHING like shmaltz (chicken fat). gguuuuuuhhhh shit is so good. best french fries i ever made were fried in homemade shmaltz. i saved the fat layers from making chicken stock in the fridge in a jar. give it a go. xoxo

Huge fan of your channel!

@@njss3442 awww thank you!

God bless you

that's so cute haha

God bless you

I’m confused about what batter one of them was talking about … do people use a batter? My mom definitely doesn’t 🤷🏼‍♀️

@@laurarose3041 right! My parents lived in the UK, and my dad said he never heard of that ethier 😂 And these look like mashed potatoes to us! The thumbnail is what a latke looks like to me lmao!

Is Judaism a religion. why ppl sayin Jewish like its a race

@@brenbeauty it’s not a race as jews can be black white or brown, but it’s a group of related ethnicities that all practice judaism.

Kotlet in polish is a dish thats a slice of breaded meat 🤣

Cutlet or smth?

I'll trade you Nova Scotian Donairs and Blueberry Grunt for your Tamales.

I’m bringing in soofganiyot to school in a few days for Chanukah :)

@@solo-mons haven't had soofganyit in forever...I'll trade you some lasagna and cannoli

I’ll happily share my recipe with you. I’m always open to teaching people the joys of latkes!

Im not sure that it would be a good idea to give tamales to Kosher-observant Jews since they are traditionally made with lard (which gives the masa great flavor and texture).

Yep thats exactly why.

Poland had a huge amount of Jews living in Eastern Europe until Hitler came along.

@@allyoopdan991 lol kinda her point sir.

@@shawnm7246 but not everyone is aware of history.

Potato pancakes are eaten throughout Central Europe--it's a regional thing. Having a German mom, this was Christmas food.

Must be the refined speech and manners.

In my experience, the potatoes are grated a bit finer so the inside is softer and more homogenous. They also include onions and egg and matzah meal, and in some countries, they add other vegetables.

@@Bushwhacker-so4yk , thank you for the explanation. Very helpful