Tribal People Try Salads From Around The World 

Reactistan. I got a question. The food that they dont like. What do you do with this afterwords? Do you draw it away or do you share it with the other People?.

I'm so glad he is back. I very much enjoy his stories and bantering.

I want to adopt him

He has really loosened up and become more open minded. He laughs more now I think. Love seeing him any day of the week.

@@Rs-rq9fd shut up lol

@@afshantarannum341 I do lmao! my grandparents arent close to me so he's the closest with similar energy

Mustafa would be absolutely horrified by some Kitchen Nightmare places.

@Pro Wrestling World bro what the actual f

@Pro Wrestling World ????????????????

@Pro Wrestling World you need serious help

@@xsah2 What did he say

She’s so funny 😂

She's my favourite. Speaks from heart

Her and Mustafa

I've noticed that the reason why people find Mustafa funny is because he says common knowledge things in an uncommon way. He somehow makes it make more sense by doing that. Maybe that is the mark of wisdom.

A little taste, and he knew the chickens whole life story

@@yoadryanOK Well, older people in my country have told me they used to eat hens, not chicken, and that chicken and eggs today have no taste.

@@pomponi0 yeah in pakistan we call it desi murgi means local hen. It tastes so much better compared to chicken which is bland. The egg is very tasty. I can't eat chicken egg because it's too bland and dry for me but desi boiled egg is so yummy. Sadly these days these imported industrial chicken have taken over and due to urbanization people do not keep hen that much. I live in village so we still have them.

@@bobobobo3142 Hen is a matured female chicken that can lay eggs! Chicken is the younger one which still hasn't reach the sexual maturity but the term chicken is now used for all of them. Actually the taste of the younger ones is much better than the older ones and their quality is better. It seems that you're referring to the farmed poultry as chicken, and the domestic ones growing in the backyard as hen!

Considering how he likes pure, simple things, I did think he'd enjoy a good salad

He'd make his own salad with homegrown or foraged veggies and fruits, and baked eggs from STRONG chickens, and have roti. 🙂

tf. He's the one guy who only likes pure things so duh

@@TheWeirdestOfBugs Right. He liked & seemed to be less suspicious towards the vegan foods. And he like Canadian maple cookies thinking it was made naturally.

He knows healthy when he sees it.

I agree a bread episode, but my homemade honey and walnut bread beats any roti!

they could do like 100 episodes for german bread only :D I bet they would be fascinated by the variety we have here :D

I agree! There are so many delicious breads in the world. Garlic bread, focaccia, rye, bagels... even pizza buns!

Europas roti?? You mean bread? Because yes the Dutch stole from the Surinamese (Indians) but there no such thing as European roti.

Oh yes, baguettes, focaccia, Vollkornbrot, brioche or challah, Russian rye, cinnamon raisin swirl...so many options. I bet you'd see a lot of smiles for that episode.

Thank you :)

@@Reactistan Thank you for blessing us with these great videos!

I was also going to comment on how beautiful they all looked. Reactistan, do you Door Dash? To America? 😄

The preparation and presentation of the dishes was perfect in this episode. Well done.

Sadly none of them are even close to real versions.

I thought that was a great comment. I love that guy!

He makes me sad that we have lost the good that was in humans. Humans were better as tribals.

Way to give props to the chef Mustafa.

in pakistan guests are considered sacred. i was amazed to learn that in foreign countries there is not any concept of uninvited guests and here in Pakistan u don't take permission from host to visit them instead you go and then the host doesn't let you leave very easily because he doesn't want you to go...lolx Guest's food and accomodation is given special attention. he is given new things like new rilli (local bedsheets), new pillow, better food... i never realized that we are so hospitable culture until i watched videos from foreign youtubers and they were amazed.

The Grampa is just wonderful

Yes. Our bad :P

Yes someone else caught it!

was the sprite brewed over hot coals?? :-)

@@cutex24 100% yes

@@cutex24 of course. The whole Sprite business was started in Mustafa's village.

Sutho lago VVIP lago muke 😀

@@raajpalsinhchudasama4427 VVIP daado sutho chendi aa ho maayi. Mukhhe sutthho logo unjo positive attitude.

She is someone I would love to have in my home. I think she has a good sense of humour and a wonderful attitude to life.

All those ladies are Sindhi btw..

Yeah, I want to invite her to dinner. She’s courageous.

Many time lol

So pure

He's right. There are farm families all over my area with yard chickens (and ducks) and you can really taste the difference. The yolks are darker brighter yellow and not as sulfurous.

absolutely, the colour, taste and texture of the free-range chicken are completely different! I always thought I didn't like chicken until I tasted some free range.

I’m 60 yrs old and I do remember real chicken and eggs that were farm raised. He is so correct on this. I still make chicken and eat eggs, but I find myself putting a lot more herbs to flavor it.

@@leedavis9576 the show is filmed in karachi, which is a metropolitan city, the food you normaly get in karachi is mass produced for commercial use. Mustafa belongs to a far off tribal area at several hours drive from the city, therefore he must be used to of purer organic food, not the food they are being served.

I have hens who have a good diet, and are supplmented from my garden, scraps and also let out to graze on bugs. Their yolks are a deep, vibrant orange, not the pale yellow you get from corn fed chicken eggs from the store.

I think it was recorded before

What happened to him?

@@JimNortonsAlcoholism he was gone for a little while, but now he's back in the videos. So I assumed that he was doing all right

@@ezekielsanders3728 No these were likely recorded previously since it's Ramadan right now

@Miki Mono yes, at times he comes off as crotchety and stubborn. But there is a lot of wisdom in what he says. We eat too much processed food. We don't know where our food comes from. We are way too dependent upon grocery stores

So true.

@@PROVOCATEURSKThere is a world outside that basement.

@@PROVOCATEURSK I don't think you're qualified to determine who is and isn't wise.

Yup better start farming rabbits, apparently they have the same farm-ability as chickens.

@burning hammer kai 😭😭😭

🤣😂😂😂😂😂

Yeah I wish people wouldn't say that kind of thing. Some cancers occur no matter how carefully one eats so I think it's insulting to those poor people suffering from such disease to pretend it can be prevented so easily!

Foods low in sugars and high in antioxidants provide protection against cancer.

@@HepCatJack lowering the risk just isn't the same as eliminating the possibility

@@joanmassat8938 he said "prevent" not eliminate. Prevention is the attempt to prevent an unwanted and/or negative consequence. An attempt does not guarantee an outcome. Synonyms include precaution, thwart and hinder.

I think his deal is that when foods are mixed (as in prepared recipes), bad actors can hide poor quality ingredients, fraudulent ingredients, or even outright dangerous contaminants. And I expect that the poorer any area is, with less robust food purity controls, the more often you see that sort of thing.

My grandpa used to be the same with touching foods 😂

@@Alewort your comment is very enlightening

I thought it was a religious thing at first too, but I've seen Muslims eat what I think are mixed foods in other countries.

He's a brahui from balochistan. Foods originating from that area don't have a million ingredients. Balochistan may have the largest coastline of Pakistan, but not farmland. People graze farm animals, but the food they prepare isn't crazy. Roast chicken, behdeer (a bitter soup type dish people eat with bread, sometimes w/o meat). Balochistan is known for it's sajji, google it!

mehboob and manzoor have another channel where they make their tribal food and share some stories, its called tribal food

You can visit Mustafa's tent on the BrahuiTV channel.

@@emperor8716 thank you! i didn’t know about this

Thanks!

@@TheMilouna Peer Jan Rind has a channel also, where he cooks with his children. However, be aware that they butcher a goat on camera.

I was thinking the same thing.

Tacos without salsa isn't tacos. Also with the breakfast episode, they would have loved the pancakes if they knew to put the syrup on them. They would have gotten a lot better sense of salad if it had salad dressing put on it. The entire point of most of these foods is the combination of flavors.

I've commented this same thing on a few episodes and even emailed the Reactistan people but haven't gotten a response about it.

They did this time but it was hard for them because they are used to eating with hands.

They should give them the challenge of saying you can’t eat with your hands with this meal!

Haha

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We pray you guys make a quick recovery. Lots of love from Pakistan!

I am in America and feeling great sadness for what your people are enduring. Stay well!

@@umadbroyo2388 thankyou ❤️

@@eileengannon5946 means a lot thankyou ❤️

Take care of yourself ❤️

True for any salad I've ever eaten no matter how big or well prepared.

Mustafa is very experienced

I’m eating salad with my curry tonight 😄

That's a dumb idea

@@RU-vidr-yq2di Only kind comments allowed and tolerated on this site.

@@lesliemccormick6527 I don't think you realize how dangerous Pakistan is for a Western woman.....

@@RU-vidr-yq2di Look up Rosie Gabriel. Or Eva Zu Beck. or the girl who made a world record in traveling the world the fastest before spewing your bigotry hatful comments. All of them solo traveled Pakistan. the one who made the world record said her favourite country was Pakistan. Before making your opinion off of CNN try to do actual research. Wow how pathetic. Turns out being from a rich country doesn't necessarily means you'll be civilized too or educated enough to do ur own research before forming opinions

Free range is still cruelty. No eggs is best, backyard eggs second best. Free range is a lie.

@@Blurggg People like you are stupid, I will not give you life lessons on a RU-vid comment, but are you intelligent enough to understand that Chicken and Livestock in general has no place in nature anymore? , if we were on your utopic idea of no "cruelty" , all those modern animal would have to be put down in mass, and if we don't they would destroy all our eco systems? , like are you even able to grasp an understanding of your blatant stupidity?....

@@Blurggg I'm sorry what? Free range is cruelty? That's bull lmfao, the chickens in question have free range in the village But all that aside, why are you so triggered that you start by lashing out like that lmfao

@@danriu chickens are perfectly at home in nature and are not that different from their wild cousins, and also cattle would be at home in the bison herds that should be wandering the great planes Pigs grow feral and even grow tusks so long as we don't file them down and remove them, they can still breed with their wild counterparts I think the concept of releasing them all is foolish and potentially disastrous for the ecosystems they are released into but it is foolish to think they have no place in nature. But all that aside, why are you so triggered that you start by lashing out like that lmfao

@@Blurggg Agreed. No eggs is best. Full stop. Free range, cage free, etc., all of that is nonsensical labeling for marketing purposes to people who never actually research the terms. Eggs are not required for the majority of human beings (Inuit, the poor, etc. excluded). Eggs compromise human health, cause food-borne illnesses, whilst, in modern egg production, enforcing horrible living conditions on sentient animals (the laying hens). Meanwhile, those who are hatched as males, are killed just hours after emerging from their shells. Usually by being ground up alive, stacked into garbage bags alive and suffocating/being crushed or just pitched into dumpsters (again, alive) till they dehydrate, are crushed, or die of starvation. It's a horrible industry.

If the food that isn't eaten is given to staff or people who otherwise wouldn't have a meal, having the dressing on the side keeps the lettuce & delicate veggies from wilting. I've wondered if the tasters take the food they like home with them.

I don't think it'll make much of a difference for them. Pakistani food is surprisingly lacking in salads. Raw veges are seldom enjoyed. Our idea of salad is a finely sliced cucumber, onion and a sprinkle of lettuce. Lol. Salads are not something that most people enjoy here. It's often associated with stomach ache and cramps.

Greek salad does not have lettuce.

@Load Puller : A geek salad?!!! 🤓🗡😵🥗 (🤣🤣🤣)

You don’t eat this salad with dressing

How can you eat Russian salad without bread?I love this salad!

Yeah, to put apples in this type of salad is a Polish thing to do

Russian potato salad is soooooooooo good. They messed all the recipes up. I'm Greek and that was def not a Greek salad either.

@@Blurggg I cringed when I saw those green beans

@@Blurggg oh we do love the Greek salad in Russia too! with some delicious Фета cheese... (I know it reads the same in Russian and in Greek alphabets) this one was ....hmm...a creative variation lol

Thank you Ammar for the suggestion. We try our best. Sometimes in the rush of the things we tend to miss it.

Agreed! And similarly, he mentioned Olive (English) instead of Zaitun (Urdu). People are more familiar with Urdu words.

These channels often don't seem to bother translating as if they wanted to confuse the guests instead of providing information. So annoying for viewers like me.

So strange.

Is that really Plato?

I thought it was Frank Zappa 🤔

They think ancient people lived to be 130 among lots of other nonsense. Don't assume they know more than us either.

@@Salsuero Some of 'us' think the Earth is flat and there's a magic man in the sky who gives a shit which side wins the Superbowl. What's your point?

@@ctakitimu My point in that case? That "us" is wrong. I'm not a part of that "us." Are you? Because your definition of "us" needs to be improved if so. Those people you speak of would also not appear to know more than "us." Do you disagree?

HAHAHA

You are most welcome. Thank you for watching :)

You're sooo right!!

Yeah they gave them what a Greek salad is considered in America lol

@@tska8473 No. That's not even what a Greek salad is in America.

@@Salsuero There isn't really a strict recipe for a Greek salad here in the United States, like as long as it has lettuce olives and feta cheese it is a Greek salad here. Most restaurants use the pitted sliced black olives here and not even the real Greek olives. I've worked in different restaurants that have had Greek salads on the menu here and that's how it's been. I don't know maybe if it's different in Mexico or Brazil or any of the other countries on the American continents though.

@@tska8473 You think a Greek salad in America doesn't have olive oil? Weird salads you folks are eating in your part of the country. I've never seen one that didn't here in Southern California.

God knows who's leaving all the likes....

Probably but too much decoration as if it was a five star restaurant. Salads are eaten without flowers but with a dressing in them.

I might not be Pakistani, but Austrian and I'm going to work at summercamp not too far from Lancaster again this summer. I will check this restaurant out!

@@rridderbusch518 Sounds mad fun to me, I never get sick anyways! 😄 Also this is how food is served at summercamp anyways haha

@@sophielorber4571 right? Enjoy your time there and I would recommend Amish stores so you can see the local Amish community and their handmade furniture and crafts.

@@SherriLyle80s I already did that in summer 2019 - loved that, definitely going to visit some Amish families again this summer. 😊

@Miki Mono You think they couldn't learn to do something different based on what they are told is the tradition of the people they are around? How stupid do you think these people are?

Jambalaya is actually original from African not the US

@@marydavis5234 Oops, apologies! I did not know that but thank you for educating me - on a similar vein I'm pretty sure Kedgeree probably isn't originally from Scotland seeing as the climate there is not exactly rice growing weather, and likewise Paella will probably have Moorish roots dating back to the Moorish conquest of Spain. Almost all empires left tangible fingerprints of one form or another. Such a pity that this kind of knowledge isnt taught as much as it should be - it would certainly help people to see we are all brothers and sisters. Just goes to show what a melting pot the world is, both in a culinary sense and human sense. We think of globalisation as a modern phenomenon, but the facts clearly prove otherwise. Have a great day :-)

Especially true for the greek salad, who eats feta cheese on its own? Because while I'm sure there's someone who does, this is not the norm. And feta cheese as far as I remember, would be a bit sour and slightly salty, too, if you ate it by itself. But when it's mixed wirh the other ingredients in the salad, it's really nice. And one of my favourite salads. But unfortunately, I can't eat raw onion like that anymore, my stomach goes haywire.

@@JarodMoonchild1975 I must be the only one who eat feta with a bit of olive oil without anything else lol

@@FoufouBe im greek and i do too. It really comes down to the company that makes the feta and the feta itself. Some fetas are creamy and not bitter or sour at all and some are extremely bitter. It comes down to the person's preferences and the company that makes the feta

Because they aren't told how to eat this food. They're just given a bunch of stuff and told "this is..." without explaining how it's eaten. They once gave them a bag of Hawaiian plum powder that is supposed to be dusted onto other foods like fruits... and had them eat it straight out of a bag with a spoon! Shocker -- they all hated it.

I felt opening was the one. Am I cow or buffalo to eat salad?

I used to eat mayonnaise, I thought it had little saturated fat and therefore healthy and low carbs too. however, i've learned that human diseases rose not after industrial age but when people switched to vegetable oils. Vegetable oils like canola oil have high polyunsaturated oil PUFAs, which is actually not healthy. And omega-3 to omega-6 ration should be 1:1, but modern diets it's 1:15. Video... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rQmqVVmMB3k.html

1) The article says MSP is announced for 23 crops (including sugarcane) but this is not exactly true. MSP is announced for 25 crops (including sugarcane). The MSP of two crops "Toria" and "De-husked Coconut" [which has not been included in the article] is derived from the MSP of "Mustard" and "Copra" respectively. 2) You all know that even if MSP of 25 crops is announced, Govt. procures mostly wheat and rice and to a certain extent coconut, pulses. It is practically not possible for Govt. to procure all the crops. If Govt procures all the 25 crops at MSP which will be a huge financial burden then the farmers who are cultivating Fruits, Vegetables, livestock which consists of almost 45% of the value and for which there does not exist any MSP, these farmers will also shift to those 25 crops. And all the diversification of crops that Govt is trying will go for a toss. And this whole procurement will be a huge financial burden PLUS the it will lead to a huge corruption also which is already there in MSP procurement of wheat and rice. And trust me, all the crops and all over India, NO GOVERNMENT (PAST, PRESENT OR FUTURE) will ever be able to procure with all its budgetary resources. IMPOSSIBLE. And if govt will procure only few crops in some regions then all the farmers in that region will move only to those few crops and you know what problem Punjab and Haryana is facing. There is possible chance of desertification of the land because of huge water extraction, pestisides, fertilizers and same cropping pattern of wheat and rice. 3) The best way is give farmers monthly income based on their per acre land and remove the subsidies and ask them to produce as per the market demand. This will be the best solution in terms of diversification, exports will also increase and soil degradation problem and water will also get resolved. So, govt should increase the amount of PM-KISAN (and may link with per acre basis) and remove subsidies. This is the best possible solution.

@@hasimkhan1936 what

@@Moonlight-kt3lw Yeah, what exactly. What does this have to do with Eid dishes? That guy must be off his meds.

Yep.

I’m Indian and it’s true, Indian veg is usually cooked to death. I prefer East Asian cooking of veg since it retains its crunch and taste

@@ReeceDhillon Same culinary practices in Pakistani Punjab & Sindh. We kinda prefer taste over nutrition that's why we have such culinary practices with extensive cooking & spices to achieve the perfect flavour.

Technically veganism isn't a diet. It's an movement against the commodification and exploitation of animals. People that are vegan don't automatically love raw veggies. :) There are all types of vegans from junk food to fully raw.

@@Blurggg It's absolutely a diet for people that don't care about that side of it.

@CLOUT - I enjoy Indian food - yes their veg dishes are good, but it becomes very monotonous after a while for me. The lack of texture is why many desi folks have a side of salad or achaar. Stir fries are more popular than sabji tarka dishes.

Mind your language about our elderly. Thank you.

I guess it is not so easy to prepare this food in their country.. For me Taboulé is my type of salad.

@@HuSanNiang Oh I love tabouli! Never thought of it as a salad per say, but I guess that is true!

There is an Indian dish called Sagh Paneer which is cooked spinach with cheese. It might be from a different part of India then where the villagers are from.

@@HepCatJack they are from pakistan and not india

@@HuSanNiang ah you are someone who knows his food!

As a vegetarian, I agree.

Cooked vegetables are awesome but salads in general suck

Thank you Minhal

I know! They would have liked it if it was mixed with olive oil and was prepared properly. I wouldn't like it myself if I had to eat the raw vegetables separately!

This was not Greek salad whatsoever...we don't mix all those things together like this

Really? Here (Germany) we usually eat it as an alternative starter to soup before the main dish. While we do have the concept of "Beilagensalat" (side salad) it is more often than not still served and consumed before the main dish arrives. Or in case of potatoe, egg, flesh (bologna), hering or nudle etc salad (everything mixed with some chopped pickled cucumbers and possibly some peas, all drowned in mayonnaise) as the filler side or the actual main dish e.g. egg salad on rye bread with roast beef (main) or potatoe salad with grilled meats/ sausages (filler)