We Swapped Traditional Holiday Meals 

When you consider that half the pop are either born overseas or are first generation Australians ( 49%) I’d say .. um yeah we’re pretty multicultural

@@alliel06 tbh my perception of Australia has always been that it wasn't diverse at all so this was very enlightening

And a lot more Racist than you can ever imagine... It is as ridiculous as saying that muslims are tolerant 🙄

@@Mani-ee2pe you have no idea about racism, try places that really are, I grew up in them.

@@blogsfred3187 yeah Australia is pretty racist I was bullied alot in my home town

Jeonoh how he pronounced Calzone was making me consider he is an italian

And he brings out a store bought bread lmao

@@sadiequackenbush4721 My dad's side of the family is Italian in origin and Panettone is traditional in the family, everyone buys it because ain't nobody got time to be making that many fruit breads X-D

@@chantalperez7815 same we always get so many of them and we also get a lot of torrone my nonno loves them

@@sadiequackenbush4721 that's how most Italians get them (the ones that live in Italy too)

it's closer to the actual pronunciation than most people's attempts at it tho and he is actually italian. It's meant to be pronounced more like 'cal-zoh-neh' or 'calt-zoh-neh' but people just say 'cal-zone'

Lol I know :)

same!! haaaaaa xdxd

Sameeee 😂😂

What tat

Yeah... im from NB and i was thinking that she should have brought a Tourtiere (meat pie)... Thats a traditional christmas dish! not beaver tails... thats a summer treat for us

Laneylanes in Banff in winter all the time.

What part of Canada are you from? Beavertails/queues de castors are EVERYWHERE in the winter in Ottawa, and they kind of disappear in the summer. There's only one permanent shack that sells them in the summer

Why the hell would you eat beavers or elephants 😡

Laneylanes In NB ive only seen them in the summer when the amusement parks/carnivals are here.

@@Dee-ahn they're not real beavertails. It's just like the ones in the video. It's fried dough with sweet toppings

WindXadepts yum I love a good trifle it was my GranFather’s fav.

im afghan

and its also not a christmas dish.. for us in NB its a summer treat lolll

Some foods cross species. Horses eat carrots and apples too...

It’s been 2 yrs. how was it?

Wanderlust Vegan is Buche do noel the same in Canada as in France? Because even the supermarket ones in France are a damn delicious

@@taraweston-webb6608 I believe they are the same. The flavors might be different. We get some maple flavored ones because we produce it in Quebec

I was wondering where the hell the tourtiere was!? Who picks a beaver tail over tourtiere or a buche de noel to represent Christmas food in Canada !?

Je sais pas pourquoi elle a choisit cela pour être honnête // Idk why che chosed that over meat pie or xmas log...

Yesss! finally someone who agrees with me... Im from NB and we dont see that in winter.. its a summer treat! Tourtiere (meat pies) would have been way better, we do that every christmas! We do not eat turkey in my family... we eat a boned ham with pineapple, brown sugar, maple sirop and a beer lolll But Tourtiere is a dish that we always bring when meeting our relatives!

Go to a Chinese restaurant and look for 韭菜粿 (jiu chai guo) for the steamed version, or 韭菜盒子 (jiu chai he zi) for the pan fried version. Here in Singapore, it's one of our local standard breakfast fare.

There arent many jewish people in australia

Na they’d probs steals some of the other food cuisines and claim it’s theirs

niamh b there’s quite a lot actually in Melbourne and Sydney

Jonathan Iadarola I’m in Sydney and don’t know a single Jewish person

@@spiritualdisciple8153 not funny, didnt laugh.

I haven't had one in ages and this video made me wish I was closer to where I can get them lol

I miss Beaver Tails!!!!😫

Me too! Especially with Nutella and fruit 😍

My dad still does a huge pot of sarma even though we don't go to family gatherings for Christmas (there's too many of us and it's too much hard work), it normally lasts us the whole weekend and thays all we eat

@@spiritualturtle8933 you are lucky. My mum makes it so it lasts us at least a month! 😂

Sarma be hitting different 🤤🤤🤤

Omg Preach girl!... Im not from Quebec but where im from its a summer treat (NB)... Tourtiere(meat pie), shepard's pie or the rolled up cinnamon dought(pet de soeur) would have been better than Beaver tail for christmas dishes!

@@melaniesonier6493 Even though my family doesn't really do tourtière, I know that it's a big Christmas tradition. I would also associate Beaver tails to a summer treat more than anything 😅

Hi from Perth, WA!

she's from Quebec, Quebec is really far from Vancouver that explains a lot I think

@@Gorgeousmali exactly why she shouldn't have said all of Canada. I can say with certainty it isn't common in BC, Alberta or Saskatchewan. Canada doesn't have a strong french influence at all. If anythings its close to slim but none the less I would love to try the dish :)

@@AnmolBains27 There's so much differences between provinces, yes she should'nt tell that they're beaver tails in every winter festival, i'm living in Quebec atm and I have to say that it's not even common in our festivals to have beaver tails in winter, but in summer we can have it everywhere! So maybe is it because she used to live in Quebec a long time ago. Maybe it's more of an " eastern thing " Idk , all I know is that it's not christmassy at all and she could've bring something truly traditionnal! beaver tails are not a winter treat here...

We actually have them top of grouse mountain

Turn them off on the setting of the video next time maybe

Favourite Worst nightmare ahhh I see I didn’t know lol

Masa Djuric I think that we can agree that ćevapi and ajvar are traditional foods for Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia & Herzegovina🙌🏽

I feel like it's very New York to California. Sharp vs relaxed. Brit talk faster too.

The weirdest thing is I'm Aussie and now lives in London, when I first visited London, when British started talking I was like man, we just shorten everything and put them all in a 'no worries', 'yeah nah yeah' status lol

There is a difference, most people in the UK are educated and lovely whereas some people in Australia are rude

there is such a big difference

no one I think you’ll find that there’s rude people in every country. Australians are known for being blunt, but extremely polite. Obviously you get rude people everywhere.

Claire Butterfield prawns on a barbecue

Eliza Kate I know what it is. I just don’t know anyone who does it, figured it was an urban myth because of that old ad. Most people eat fresh prawns at Xmas. She was acting like it was an Anglo Aussie Xmas thing in the video which isn’t the case.

Jel tako?? Haha 🤣

Hahahah hajde sto nije bozicno, ali nije ni hrvatsko 😂😂😂

yo i was thinking the same i was just finding this comment and btw Hello Army

Your icon lmao

Minty Ocha my icon is 10/10

Rishat Salsabil hello :)

Rishat Salsabil lol and i immediately had to think about Abby and Lisa, the hilarious duo, my favorite x-factor competitors ever 😅

Not all Muslims feel the way you do, I assume you're a very strict Muslim?

@@erikak8665 she’s Christian obviously , with that much ignorance and hate it’s kind of obvious