Ultimate Bosnian Food Tour, SARAJEVO 🇧🇦 Must Eat Bosnia & Herzegovina 

My really good friend is from Afghanistan🥰She is an amazing woman. I am Bosnian☺

Pozdrav za Afghanistan iz Bosne❤️🇧🇦

Selam za Afganistan iz 🇧🇦🙌💌

Same goes for Afghanistan. While I didn’t have the chance to visit yet all the afghanis I have met have been the coolest nicest and friendliest people ever 🇦🇫🇧🇦

@@dedamraz607 🇦🇫❤️🇧🇦

Thanks so much. Kiki was amazing 🥰🥰🥰

Is the majority of meat halal in Sarajevo, as I'm travelling soon

​@@usmanraza3080yes it is

​@usmanraza3080 ok so we might be slavic alcoholics but we are still mostly muslim so most meet is beef pork is pretty rere

al kad je rekla, daj malo extra da im za dorucak dam, pa cu platit... Kiki legenda... :D

On aime Maroc aussi ❤

Je suis bosniaque mais j'ai grandi avec marocain en Belgique👍👍

I'm glad to read these comments. I was kind of on the fence, but now I'm convinced I should go

That’s true!!!!😂🥰

So cool!! Thanks so much for watching!

Thanks a lot, greetings from Sarajevo!

Amazing!

Enjoy!

Enjoy your trip!

You’ll love it!! Thank you:)

You gotta try it!

Aww thank you so much. It’s all down to you guys!🥰💗

Love it!

Thanks so much for watching. We love doing them too!

She really was thanks so much for watching!

It is!

Thanks for having us!! You guys are the best!

Thank you 🥰🥰

It’s also something we love to do, you can’t beat the fresh produce!

Wow we’re so jealous. Thanks so much for watching!

Awesome! Thank you!🥰🥰🥰🥰

Thank you! Cheers!

😋 same after watching it back

It was!!!!!

@@dabbleandtravel happy you guys enjoyed our little Bosnia :)

Much appreciated! Thank you

Haha so many!

Thank you so much 🤗

Nope - they are not Robert Dacesin. By the way , is yaprak turkish word -- (every Yugo knows that yaprak is not originally a bosnian word) -- for raštika ?

😂😂😂 thank you

Well they did get 5 kiflica in the end, the lady obviously understood them.

@@libertas5005 yes, she understood but you didn't understand my comment🤔

Thank you 😊

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Next video!🥰🥹

Thanks for watching

Burek is with meat .

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Not today!😂😉

Haha! Thank you!

not interesting to anyone outside Sarajevo. who cares

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Yum!

Haha that’s true!🥰

Yes defo

That's a downgrade.

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The region is very very similar, the food rarely varies and it’s just called a different name. It’s not offensive so we’re not sure why you’re so bothered. The title very clearly says ultimate Bosnian food tour. 🥰

@@dabbleandtravel well you obviously dont know the history well and the war in the 90s. The countries are quite different in religion, customs, nation ... the war was not to unite but to separate due to differences. That is why I am bothered. You just dont get it. Slovenia and Croatia definatelly dont like to be called the balkans, for them it is derogative as they were never under turkish rule. They see it like a term for Turkish lands they were never part of. You can see on the face of this lady that it was Bosnina food not Balkan. They are proud of their cusine and all Balkan people that food calls bosnian, but Serbians call it serbian or Balkan and by the Balkan they usually a nicer term for "Big Serbia" which is term for taking teritorries of other countris in the region to make larg serbia as the consider all lands as Serbia. (Again war in the 90s) I am just trying to explain you as it looks like you dont understand things. You are in Bosnia, call it Bosnia, when in Scotland call it Scotland, when in Mexico call it Mexico not America, when in Palestine call it Palestine. Maybe your wievers dont care or they dont understand like you dont, but people from region do. 🥰

@@FirstLast-em9ps Croatia is Balkan country. Slovenia is arguably not, but all people from what was previously former Yugoslavia have more in common with each other than their "big brother" countries that they don't even share border with. This "only having been part of Turkish empire makes you 'Balkan country'" is a new revisionist thesis. Geographically, all except most eastern part of Croatia is Balkans / Southern Europe. Oh, and you are Slavs too (I suppose you like to spin on the Germanic people thesis). You also speak your own variation of the common language spoken by your eastern / southern neighbors (I suppose you don't object that as long as "it's all actually Croatian in different flavors"). This brings me to the main point - that you guys, just like your nemesis country of Serbia, like to put "_Croatian_" prefix on stuff that not necessarily stays within your country border. And these things tended historically to hit Bosnia - big time. So can you at least save us from your ethno-nationalist rant on these nice YT videos that are promoting Bosnia.

@@ShejtanVrbaski what on earth are you talking about? The east Croatia border is second longest existing border in Europe (the longest existing is one between Spain and Portugal). Croatia and Slovenia were always part of the western world, and Bosnian, Serbia countries of the east. Croatia and Slovenia were in one country for 1000 years with Austria and Hungary, and Croatia and Slovenia newer had a border with the west. Dont have it today as they are both in the EU / Schengen. Croatia and Slovenia were NEVER part of the balkan countries with exception of 45 years in Yugoslavia. And that happened because Croatia and Slovenia were gift to Serbia after WW2 by British. Never before those countries were one country of one nation. That was British policy to push Slovenia and Croatia to Serbia. Cuisine is different, of course you can eat chepapi in Croatia and Slovenia but eating Chevapi in Croatia beside all these traditional sea foods and local dishes is an ignorance. Zagreb is called little Vienna, Opatija is called Vienna on the sea. Traditional music is different, costal croatia has venetian heritage folklore, northern Austrian, easter Croatia Hungarian, on other hand Bosnia and Serbia have Turkish dances and songs. Not to talk about genes where serbains share 49% with Turks. Mediterranean Croatia or Alpine Slovenia has nothing to do with Turkish Balkans. The border between Croatia and Serbia and Croatia and Bosnia exists forever, Balkan is not a geographical therm but political. Enogh of British pushing Croatia or Slovenia to Serbia in "big Serbia" called Balkans. Enough!

@@ShejtanVrbaski The Balkans as a geographical term does not exist as a peninsula because the area referred to as the Balkan Peninsula does not meet the geographical criteria of a peninsula. The Balkans as a geographical term exist only in Bulgaria, where a mountain bears that name. Therefore, the Balkans is a mountain in Bulgaria. The political concept of the Balkans, coined by German Johann August Zeune in 1808, refers to the countries that were once under Turkish rule. Consequently, Slovenia and Croatia are often (and justifiably) excluded from this description as they do not fit into it religiously and historically, having been part of the Habsburg Monarchy. As a result, the Standing Committee on Geographical Names has placed Slovenia and Croatia in Central Europe.

Thank you!

Doesn't change how other countries call it, but in Bosnia, we have names for each individual pie/phyllo pastry. So let me set the record straight for all of you who aren't familiar: burek - phyllo pie/pastry with meat sirnica - with cheese krompirusa - with potatoes bundevnjaca (or tikvara) - with pumpkin (or squash) zeljanica - with spinach You'll like each and one of them over here because we mastered the art of making them. Cheers!

@@libertas5005 Dont forget Misirača / Misiračpita for the pumpkin one ;)

Ne znam sta je tesko shvatiti da se jelo u Bosni zove pita, a ne burek. Mozda je to pogresno, iskreno, nebitno. U Bosni se jelo zove pita i pita sa sirom je sirnica, pita sa mesom je burek, ili pita sa krompirom je krompirusa itd. Uglavnom, u Bosni je pita sa sirom a kod vas ili Turaka je burek sa sirom. Zato kod nas "nema" burek sa sirom. @libertas5005 - Nisi ni ti brate najbolje objasnio jer burek, sirnica, zeljanica... sve su to zapravo pite. Zato se i zove Bosanska pita.

@@kolobara08 ,NEBITNO JE KAKO VI ŠTA U BOSNI ZOVETE.nISTE VI IZMISLILI TO JELO.bITNO JE KAKO GA ZOVU ONI ŠTO SU GA IZMISLILI A TO SU TURCI.mOŽETE VI ZVATI I PIZZU PITA SA SIROM ŠUNKOM I PELATIMA ALI PIZZA OSTAJE PIZZA, BUREK OSTAJE BUREK.

There wasn’t a political agenda as we are just discussing history. But we do understand what you’re saying, at the end of the day the tour is to show the best food in the city. Thanks for watching 🥰

​@@dabbleandtravel All the best. I enjoy watching your videos. Ps. Check out Fruška Gora Mountain in Serbia. Vrdnicka Kula and the monasteries.

Thank you!

Well it is a fact who bombed the marketplace!

Serbs shells the city for 4 years and killed more than 10 thousand children in Sarajevo and yes they bomb that marketplace.