Watch This! Tribal People's Hilarious Reactions to Tasting Grilled Sandwich 

Great idea!

Indeed, I would love that! 😊

yes! it would be good to see the kitchen and the food being prepared so that our requests for what we want to see them try next, we have a point of reference and a context. that way we know the limits of the catering team that we don't usually see.

Bloody good idea.

That would be interesting to whole lot of subscribers. I certainly would enjoy it.

I find it fascinating also. It is something I think almost everyone does with new events.

I'm American and I eat that way also. Actually, my sister and I do. Every food establishment that we purchase food from - with each bite try to figure out what it is that we are tasting; what herbs are we tasting; seasonings, etc. This helps us to attempt to recreate certain dishes at home - especially if the meal was pricy at the restaurant.

I think they did a video like that before.

I bet it will not be Marmite 😂 Did you see that one? It was a hoot. 😂

I mentioned that before to them.

better still, take the things they don't like, and combine them into something that's so utterly delicious that they have to pry Mr Chaudhry off it 🤣 and not reveal the ingredients until they've all eaten.

Great idea ❤

Palm Springs is so beautiful. My parents lived in Palm Desert for almost 30 years. 🥰 … that part of California will always have a special place in my heart. ❤

I'm sure he has been tinting his mustache and beard, and since he was on his spiritual journey he obstained from the dye. Don't know about the rings.

Sliced bread is considered an invention? 😅

@@dagmarbeeke6163 yes most supermarkets have had bread slicing machines for decades let alone all the bakery’s.

@@dagmarbeeke6163 I can remember when the grocery store in our little town in ND started selling sliced bread...1950's!

Bagged bread but not bread itself. That's been around forever.

​@dagmarbeeke6163 yes, that's where the saying "best thing since sliced bread" comes from. 😊

Yes, please!!

they eat w/ a Sheeps ear

Or Iced green tea with honey and lemon, and some tortilla chips.

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YEAH !!!

I agree! I think chicken is 🤮🤢🤮.

nothing beats hot Tomato soup & Grilled cheese w/ Bolognia

Yeah

What an interesting combination!

@@alanatolstad4824 what are your twists on our classic comfort food?

@@alanatolstad4824 and sometimes I smear pesto on the bread before adding the cheese, etc.....(and I never use ketchup for anything, but kids seem to like it, and these guys were dipping their pizza in it - and everyone commented about that being strange, and that kids dip their pizza in ranch dressing - maybe ranch with the grilled cheese? I'm not into ranch either, just pesto)

@@supportvawa2213 I hate being in the kitchen, so my choices are simple! I love fast food in general, but now that I'm retired, my fast food is of the boxed & canned variety at home!---I'm not a fan of fancy food, I get no thrill by eating plates of artistic designs & little drizzles of whatever, along with a fancy price. Ugh!

@@alanatolstad4824 I think that's how the popularity of grilled cheese with tomato soup evolved. Just open the can and heat it while you grab the bread cheese and butter for a quick sandwich, and don't forget the pickle and ranch dressing!

When they listed the ingredients in a "grilled chicken sandwich" it was unrecognizable from anything I've ever had. As the point of grilling is to melt the interior ingredients, I've never seen one with fresh vegetables on it. A "philly cheese steak" for instance, was NEVER made with mayo, lettuce, and tomato.

Never seen such a thing. Must be in Eastern US?

Sliced bread was invented 100 years ago.....and then the phrase - Greatest thing since sliced bread! - became the thing to say. I used to work at a Baker that started back in the 1800s. We still used the original bread slicer that was their featured service in the 1920s!

These good folks are very accustomed to wood fire cooking . It's actually one of their primary methods of cooking, since most of the people who live in small rural Pakistani villages, don't have electricity or have very limited access to it. If you get a chance, you should check out their sister channels Tribal Lifestyle and Tribal Kitchen where they showcase some of the open air street food in the city where their studio is located and also Mr. Chaudhary's cooking videos where he prepares local foods for the people in his village. They're both great channels that (in my humble opinion) don't get nearly the promotion they deserve! 😊

You must be from Nebraska?

@@pamelakossakoski4312 sure am!

They wouldn't eat ham because of religious reasons but if that's replaceable with some other meat then they should try it.

@@livinginthestars7685 there’s no ham in Runzas so I don’t understand your post?

She's smart, holds on to the sandwich so it doesn't fall apart by setting it down...Very American-style!

Here a lot kind watermelon, we eat it's in summer and Ramadan fasting month

@@umairkingkhan9770 Thank you so much for responding. It is interesting to learn what other people grow. We grow many melons where I am from. Now is the time they are becoming ripe and so sweet

@@Lia-ij5fn here in Pakistan it's mangoes season, and Pakistani mangoes are so delicious, while it's here not season of watermelon but here it's available we have different kinds melons and watermelon 🍉

@@Lia-ij5fn Pakistan is biggest producer of mangoes , apricots, citrus , guava, dates,

They already have tried Pastrami sandwich. You can watch video on our channel.