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It's really awesome. That's why cow is the holy animal of india. Even cowdung can be used as a fuel. We have to need more elobration on it. It's great. I love it.
India is such a wonderful and amazing land !!!! I visited it last year and....WOW ! I loved the art, i loved the food, i loved rhe temples so much and i loved the wonderful people that lives there ! 🙏 India is really an incredible place 🇮🇳 an Varanasi the ❤️ of it !!! Love from Switzerland 🇨🇭
I used to live in village in india and my mom used to cook everything from that cowdung.❤I got a job and now I live in a city, sadly my parents died but I wish I can go to that time again eating that food which foreigners are making fun of. I can pay any price to get that food 😢 my parents struggle as a farmer, this was one of the reason I respect cows 🙏their cowdung was used as fuel by our family and we're all grown up drinking it's milk.❤
Yes he is so knowledgable that he lets Trevor call 'ghee' clarified butter, 'chokha' mashed potato, 'daal' daal stew, 'litty' dumplings, 'achar' pickle and 'gointha' cow dung cake. And its not just about name but what he calls them and what they are, are two totally different food.
Not even we indians have explored this much! Just love the channel cos it brings the taste of any city of India right to you widout actually traveling! #travelgoals ❤️
Cow dung is not present in the dish but it's used as a fuel for fire for certain villagers to prepare food they didn't eat cow dung Cows dung contains methane which is a fuel
I'm having two cows (ganga and laxmi ) , and before mansoon comes me and my dad used the cow dung to make dried uple ,which can later used on winter season as fuel .
Let's clear a few misconceptions here - Dumplings cooked "in" cow dung are not actually made of cow dung. Cow dung is used as fuel. That wasn't animal excrement which was being eaten. Indians in villages do apply cow dung on their walls and floors to keep pests and rodents away. It also helps in regulating temperature, I guess. However, this is mostly done in rural India and many Indians find it disgusting too.
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The Food Ranger I have one thing to say Trevor. You should take Veckti and Dab Chingri with rice only. Only then you can get the right taste of these dishes. You are amazing. Love from India
I am from Varanasi and living europe now,Believe me the delicacies in Varanasi are the best in world!!! Its truly a foddie heaven,he has shown a very little.
I love it when Trevor upload a video, right when I'm gonna eat my dinner. Watching these delicious Indian delicacy, while eating a delicious nasi goreng, what a life.
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@@blackbutterfly4739 bro, This City is Varanasi, The oldest city in this modern world. The old Varanasi is some kind of have dirty streets, bit the conditions have been changing now in 2019. Thanks to our PM Modi.
Yes that's because this is the oldest continuous civilization in the world. Every ingredient going into a preparation is there for a reason. That's what Bharat(India) is. Ancient wisdom put into daily practice.
I just love how the cows lounge around in the streets at peace with the humans. India is an admirable country and I hope I can visit one day to try all the amazing foods.
Hello Hii NAMASTE nice to meet you dear and thank you for making mind fresh videos have a good day and lovely day God bless you and my blessings always with you lots of love from India NAMASTE
I appreciate that you did this vegetarian tour. It is something I've been asking many foodies and mukbangers for, but you are the ONLY one to actually do it. Thank you so much! The food looks absolutely amazing.
Next time you should go to lakswadeep islands. I've never been there but im sure they have some great food to offer! It'd be really unique to see you explore the islands. Besides that, trevor if you're reading this i love your videos and your passion for food. Its amazing 💕
You could be a lot more interesting than you are - "Oh, so this is the sweetener eh? - Oh is this the spicy one? - Oh this looks awesome.." You are a million miles from Bordain mate
India is such a amazing and wonderful place. I have visited last year in Tripura but never visited in varanasi or other place I wish i could travel in those place ..such a beautiful place ❤
I always feel happy watching your videos...!! Huge respect and blessings to you Bro from India...Heaven of food, culture, traditions and lovely people... Incredible India🇮🇳
Asslam O Alikum. I am Pakistani and I really want to go India to eat Vegetarian foods. I don't know either they accept Muslims there so this is only problem. In Pakistan Vegetarian foods is not common because of it Meat's prices are sky raising.
U should mention the address of these shops also☹️☹️☹️☹️very good blog I see they never mentions it I wanna try everything u just showed but with Address I would probably roam around the city with eating anything
I LOVE Indian cuisine. Why is a country so rich in culture for millennia and yet so poor? That is a legitimate question. I know part of the answer, but would rather defer to experts to fill us in. I wish India well! We all know that the fuel used in cooking over open flames emits volatile chemical substances that may affect the flavor of the food, e.g., barbecue, tandoori oven, etc. I just wonder what cow dung fuel might do. "We must try everything once", say some. I think NOT -- everyone has his/her limits based on a variety of reasons. The Hindi script, like Sanskrit, is absolutely beautiful. I feel the same about many other non-Roman scripts in the world. Many people follow traditions blindly without questioning them. Traditions were created once upon a time by some wise people. However, one must challenge some of them within the context of the modern world and environment.
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A country rich in culture was the richest country in the world pronounced as "the golden bird"...before those europeans came and looted everything. ..shouldn't u expect some time for it to become developed?
A country rich in culture was the richest country in the world pronounced as "the golden bird"...before those europeans came and looted everything. ..shouldn't u expect some time for it to become developed?
Valid comment. So if you could point out what the food actually is at what minute marker in the video, that would be helpful. Then we will know the real names.
The Paan guy needs to get some cover for his hands or he needs to get some helper. 13:19 touching the money with the same hands he uses for making the food is straight up asking for stomach issues.
I just love these Indian food tour videos, Indians seem super nice although I don't know how receptive they would be if a Brit visited! Might have to say I'm from the U.S! Haha, good video!
Swagatam(welcome) to d melting pot of d world's oldest civilization. By d way Varanasi according to Hindu legends is d oldest continuously inhabited city in d world and according to modern science it is among d Top 10 oldest continuously inhabited city in d world. So Varansi is a big tear drop on d cheek of time. Steeped in history
I really like the way you enjoy the food And you also give genuine reviews Most importantly, your smile is pure, it is not at all artificial Love you buddy!
