Tribespeople Try Pancake For The First Time | WMW 

Flour and sugar and healthy in the same sentence. Old man is so innocent.🤣🤣🤣

@@dOVERanalyst but really who doesn’t like a good pancake or few🥞? 👌😄

@@SirManfly I don't know. I've had it only once outside and made myself once in lockdown. Again, pancakes are not popular outside of America. Many have not even heard. 😂😂😂

Maybe could I send something specifically for Sister Huma?

she's the comical relief!

@@cndngal27 Her daughter recently passed. Hence "It's so nice to see you smile once more."

@@lisahinton9682 I wasn't aware, but her sense of humour is intact. I'm also very sorry to hear about her daughter.

Shokoor is the most 'kindly grandpa' looking person I've ever seen.

@@bus6292 shokoor or Shukur means also " being thankful or thankfulness in Arabic. So well suits his name to that great guy...

But he didn't reveal the secret of his amazing strength!

And strangely enough, his language sounds like hungarian with lot of "-ch-" sounds. Same for the lady.

@@n0denz idk, he did say he had to place the hook in the right spot, hence its not necessarily that he has great strength, but rather he knows where & how to apply it.

the Taliban didn't help matters much there

@@toomanyaccounts of course, but the Taliban are maybe not representative of the common people

@13thHoneyBadger wrecked by west nile virus they are when they takeover and become the rulers

@13thHoneyBadger wrecked by west nile virus Well, let's just say the Taliban didn't rise to power without some support from the population. Clearly Afghanistan was a shithole in the 1990s. But there are good people everywhere.

It's like this wherever you go. Most common people are not evil. Everyone just wants to live a peaceful life full of happiness without having to fear. It's mainly the people in power who are looking to stay in power who do horrendous things.

Thank you so much for sharing your good memories 💚 Glad to have you here ✌

I admire you for this

Thank you for your service and, judging by your comment, for being a good representative for us by treating others with respect and gratitude while you were out there. ❤️

Yass,masta. Thank u masta. I cannot thank inaf masta the almighty.

I served there also. The Afghans were never the Enemy, only the Taliban. Even before, it was American Military Advisors and financial- arms, support that aided them in defeating the Russians.

Thank you so much 👌✌💚💚

Exactly!!! They're all great, hospitable people out there, it's only the Taliban which makes there lives a living hell

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@@akshaythakur552 turn on...

@@gouravmishael331 most of us muslim afghans love taliban❤❤ till the end!!

Well said ! They are humble and filled with joy and love ! I too love thier spirit ❤️

There is two types of paratha bhai Ek to apna aloo ka or bhi jo masala se banta hai or the second is meetha paratha

@@diveawayyy you are correct. But my reasoning is pan cake is an American dish whereas meetha paratha is ours. Pan cakes contain eggs whereas ours doesn't. Pan cakes contain vanilla extract to give it a chocolaty flavour. Pan cakes contain a ton of baking powder and soda. Meetha paratha has desi ghee, they add butter. Taste, texture and appearance are continents apart (both equally good).

@@Ram-lu1wn oh ,yeah that's the difference only

@Parveen Sud No, the paratha Afghans make has eggs in it, so must look like their Paratha.

@@Ram-lu1wn You clearly have your own version of pancake ingredients.

This is the best comment. Thank you for it.

perfect answer. so true.

Thank you so much from your writing 💚

Agree wholeheartedly 🙂🙂🙂

Time to book a ticket to Kabul😸 After coronavirus, inshaAllah 😸

Me too! I am mexican and got the oportunity to travel to India and spend a whole week with local people and even stayed at their house. It was the most warming experience. I would love to visit and experience Afghanistan as well. Hopefully someday

Thank you 💚💚💚

😂 I can definitely see the resemblance there.

Lol

@@safwanshuhaib9968 Yes, he is giving John Wick vibes!

Hah I thought the same thing. Afghan John Wick! This channel should show him the John Wick movies to see his Western counterpart

nah, you mean dollar store keanu reeves!

It was funny, but there is no way he carried 260 kg on his back. That's about 575 lbs.

@@mrmasterpeels maybe mistyped? 260 pounds not 260 kilos.

mrmasterpeels he didn’t carry he pulled and it still impressive as fuck

They are actually strong. One of my afghani colleagues easily carried a box that everyone was struggling to carry. Carried it like a box of cotton

Nope, it's just simple physiology. The man developed muscles in certain areas specialized for the job and the muscular man were for other things.

Yeah unfortunately her daughter passed away so I think that’s why she looks different :(

Just looks like she got a bit of sun, shes still beautiful

@@deannazai9954 yea I know. Grief can age you overnight

@@CarloTheImmortal Maybe. But there's a glow about her in the first few videos that's absent in the new ones

So true. I noticed it as well. That is the heartache and physical pain a parent goes through when they lose a child. When I lost my baby I withered away. Lost weight and my face changed badly. But with Gods grace and support from my family I started to return to myself. She will heal with love and prayer. Regardless of it all, Huma is still beautiful ❤️

Thank you so much 💚

That's true. Along with hard work, the quality of air, water and food they consume influence the outcome.

Like, why no fork though?!

Thank you 💚 It's our pleasure

Thank you so much glad to have you here 💚💚💚

Thank you. We have Better sweets like SheerPera from northern Afghanistan.

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Hi dear 👍🤗💚

Better if you write Texas, USA :)

@@knowledgehunter_ next time:)

perfect comparison, that hit the spot lmao

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If you had space for the crocus (English name?) flowers in your garden, I guess you could grow your own saffron. I mean, the flowers grow even here in Norway, they’re of the first flowers that peek out of the ground after the snow has melted in the spring. So pretty! The saffron is these little strands in the middle of the top of the flower. May be finicky to harvest, but can’t be that bad... Oh well, I don’t know, just a thought... ☺️

@@lottatroublemaker6130 may want to look up how many saffron crocus flowers have to be harvested to make saffron as well as what saffron crocus is. there are several species of crocus flowers including some poisonous ones. the saffron crocus flower doesn't grow in the wild since it is a sterile mutant and has to be cultivated.

Thank you for your advice about growing crocus, but I live in a tropical climate, there’s no snow here! On the up side tropical orchids, bananas and papayas grow with ease here!

toomanyaccounts - Of course, one should always check it up before planting something for food. It seems like Saffron Crocus can be grown some places in the US, not in tropical climates though. From one site: «Where does saffron grow best? Planting Saffron Crocus Corms: In areas where Saffron Crocus are reliably hardy-USDA Zone 6 through 8 in the South, 6 through 9 in the West-you should plant the corms as soon as you receive them. Saffron Crocus do best in full sun and well-drained soil that is moderately rich in organic matter.» From another site: «That's why saffron can be cultivated in dry, moderate and continental climate types but not in tropical or polar climate types. Because the fact that the Crocus sativus is a heat-tolerant bulbous plant, dry and hot summers will be no problem at all.»

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Nope this old is not as savaga as Mustafa 😂😁

Thank you 💚💚💚

Thank you so much 💚