Tribal People Try Greek Breakfast 

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Exactly

True, and of course tyropites, koulouri, bougatsa and so on

Μεσημεριανό και δεν έβαλε ούτε ψωμί ούτε χωριάτικη

@@megasous ο τύπος λέει πώς αυτό είναι το πρωινό μας όχι το μεσημεριανό.

Isn't it French?

Really???

@@rukhsananisar1142 Greeks generally don't have breakfast. Maybe children will have something, but adults typically will have a coffee or something.

Yes but in the summer we EAT

Exactly!

Don't you find your energy diminishing and be starving by lunchtime if you eat no breakfast? What is the normal dinnertime in Greece? I would say most Americans (usually with families and young kids) are generally eating dinner between 5 and 6 pm. I had a boss in Italy once, who's normal dinnertime was 10 pm. But then they take siestas there too. What time do most people in Greece go to bed then? 10 pm was generally bedtime for my folks when I was growing up, and about that same time too, when my late husband needed to crash. I know it varies greatly. After being alone for, over 5 years, I'm with someone new now, and he's so tired when he gets home from work, dinner is between 4:30-5:30 and he usually goes to bed between 6-7 pm (even earlier in winter when it gets dark so early), but he's up for work at 3:20 am. I'm having a very difficult time getting used to his schedule.

@@CuzKatieSaysSo In Greece dinner is like 8pm+ some times when we go out for dinner like 9:30-10pm. 5-6 is afternoon we can have like a fruit.

What are you talking about? Greeks don't do big & long breakfast but they do have a cheese pie, spinach pie or sausage pie for a quick breakfast.

Modern Greeks do not eat breakfast because they eat dinner late at night... However, if we go back 1-2 generations when Greeks actually got up early in the morning and worked hard physical labor jobs, this is the kind of breakfast they ate. I still do eat this kind of breakfast, and it is the biggest meal of my day, my lunch is smaller, and my dinner is the smallest meal of the day that I eat around 6 in the evening. Of course, I live in rural Greece and work very hard with my hands, all day. City folks are different...

​@@tomlee7956 Precisely, my grandfather who worked in the fields to care for our olive trees from 6 a.m would eat a huge breakfast every day. My granny would pack lunch for him too AND he would eat again at around 2 p.m and then at 8 p.m. I don't personally see the point in eating a big breakfast unless one is doing manual labour, or is going to travel. Something light is fine, like a cheese/spinach pie or something like that. Coffee is a must, though! 😂

Nah, looks terrifying 😂

Love her. She was great on the women's channel. She is hilarious. ❤

She's gorgeous! ❤

Salaamalaikum Tribal People Try channel! You need to do a video where you teach them English words/phrases and maybe a little quiz at the end. Love the videos!

TrueThatTrueThat

That is understandable since whomever did the research for this dish is way off. It appears that they are trying to re-create strapatsada - but that dish uses scrambled eggs and tomatoes......and I have never heard of it with french fries......( ??? )

Στημμενα ολα ειναι

@@LondonPower Συνομωσίες βλέπεις πάλι;

Ditto me. ☺️

then it would not be a Greek dish. Yeah yeah, americans. yadi yah

Saganaki is my favorite! I used to live only 2 blocks from a place that made it, and that was way too much temptation!

I want them to try thiiiiss

Yes, but not for breakfast......

Year-o's?? what the actual f

I'd also suggest Greek salad -- lettuce, cucumber, tomato, dill, feta, often with pickled pepperoncini pepper and occasionally black olives as garnish, Greek salad dressing -- and avogolemono soup -- Greek egg and lemon (and rice) soup, often also with small bits of chicken/carrot/onion from the making of ghe chicken broth used ad a base for this soup. One of the world's great soups, in my opinion.😋

Greeks always eat with bread on the side.

Because we are Greek Dear, if we do as you say, it will be the same as your nationality

Keep smiling and laughing it helps a little rather it helps a lot

I hope your depression soon disappears and is replaced with happiness and peace my friend ❤

Also se if you can get some omega 3 fatty acids into your system, it generally helps

Your gut may be lacking good bacteria which is necessary for mental health (for real, your gut has everything to do with your brain). Take fulvic/humic acid (full of trace minerals) and prebiotics with probiotics daily. Also take a good multivitamin especially B vitamins. God bless you.

I wish you happiness and joy. I truly understand how you feel and hope you feel that invigorating white light more and more. All the best 😔.

Siempre veo los videos antes de comer para tener mas hambre😅

Jajajaja, siento lo mismo. Lo peor, es que los veo de noche....me quedo con un hombre que me paro de madrugada...de perdis, a comer queso

And coffee. And honey.

I'd love the eggs and potatoes with feta in a pita, and a pot of tea.

🤣👍

Nutella and a spoon.

You just used a Greek word "Oregano" and then referred to it as "Italian spice"

Oregano is Greek

Oregano emerged in southern Europe's temperate regions and is a traditional Mediterranean herb. It boasts its Greek origins in its name; oros means “mountain” and ganos means “brightness” or “joy”.

Greek here also. Yes this is a quick lunch for us,and a Greek will never eat this dish without bread!!!

@@lenaannis8787 exactly with bread and very often a greek salad. Our breakfast possible is a cold coffee and a cheese pie on the go.

​@@lenaannis8787and xoriatiki salad😊

You can also eat it in the morning though. We eat eggs in the morning...

depends, because for some, this is it!

Wow, that sounds delicious 😊

So do i lol! That sounds awesome! Hope you are having a lovely weekend 💖🙏🕊

That's why you had a potato

@@garyflythe1362 idk about you but I don't like runny egg on my fried potato. Not even on hashbrowns.

@@annettefournier9655 different strokes different folks.

.....also - as a long time breakfast cook - I can safely tell you that "sunny side up" is prepared as RAW egg yolk. Over easy egg is one that has been flipped over once - just long enough to set the membrane covering the yolk ( basically, the yolk is still RAW after the flip - only slightly warmed ) Something known as "half-fried" would be cooked more like over medium.....and over hard would be fully cooked with a broken yolk.

@@urbanurchin5930 Sounds like the Tribal People like their eggs to bounce off of the plate :)

Greeks hardly ever use butter, and 'toast' is normally in the form of rusks. Tea is not commonly used with milk, as we Westerners expect. It can often be herbal.

@@2eleven48 A slice of bread slightly drizzled in olive oil and a little oregano is the most Greek thing ever. (although this is not "traditional Greek breakfast", but if you wanted to eat a meal in the morning, that could fit this description.)

Childhood memories 😊😊💟💟

@@thaliak47 It goes beyond childhood.

That was my first thought 😂😂