Americans Try Indian Snacks For The First Time!

[@salempasangasp]

Jamie is like a professional food critic she explains the foods so well. And yeah traditional snacks are never overpowering since theyre made to be eaten like thw whole dat throughout the festival so you dont get tired of the flavour ❤

[@Nothemomma904]

I am so jealous I used to work for a Indian family’s local business and they fed me all the time it was amazing

[@toxinwings2893]

Try sound india you don't get disappointed I swear

[@jforce91]

Fun fact: since a lot of the indian (savoury) snacks use a lot of chickpea flower, they're all relatively high in vege based proteins :) While their sweet snacks use a lot of dairy solids, again providing plenty of good protein :3 Basically if you want good gym snacks, Indian is the way to go.

[@Wondertainment_Comment_Toy]

Ima need to find recipes for the gym

[@W-saga]

Those snacks are useless as gym snacks.They do have a bit of protein but not a lot though.

[@jforce91]

@@W-saga you realise LCMS/rice crispy bars have been used as gym snacks for energy and carbs? Ill bet you that the traditional curd/dairy solid based sweets or chickpea snacks have FAR MORE protein per mg.

[@stupidboba92]

​@@W-sagatheyre not supposed to fill your Protein intake but be an extra. Just like people use rice crispy treats which have even less protein

[@blacksocks8914]

And they are fried so whatever “protein” they have get burned and same goes for sweets which not only fried but tons of sugar to. So no you can't use them as gym snack

[@kaivalyamani44]

Ive seen so many "Trying Indian Snacks" videos on youtube but, Only few of them covered our day to day snacks. samosas and pani-puri are still covered a lot and are popular but Chikki, Murrukku and Paneer Pakoda are some snacks that most people dont talk so highly about but all indians enjoy them on a daily basis. Thanks for covering all these amazing delicacies.

[@ProfessionalPeopleOffendor]

The people from India who are saying they don't recognize peppy is because most of you here are born after 2006 All people in India who were born before 2004 know how legendary they were and with alcohol you had to get peppy or Uncle Chips as chakna (still having doubts? Ask about peppy or uncle chips to your parents)

[@Rkhushbu]

I was born after 2006 but I still know peppy! This is mom’s account

[@0maeWaMou]

Yeah right lil bro, cuz being born 2 years before would make soo much of difference lol. I'm 2001 born and never even seen "Peppy" (i only mean that brand item). Because where I'm from we do have that exact snack but it's homemade, no one buys it.

[@niccolopaganini1782]

You forgot us 2005ers 😢 we recognise and love peppy

[@roygupta3826]

We indians are always anxious about our food when somebody else apart from india tries, because we usually are very kind and excited when somebody tries our food and i'm glad and assured seeing all the smiley faces. Love from india🇮🇳

[@debobratapodder6866]

U won't taste the thunder in thumsup until u r drinking from the glass bottles.

[@mokeeiswatching]

Exactly.

[@mrig_trishna]

True that

[@dileepbunny1361]

Many of them won't understand this bro.! I can't make them understand.! 10rs glass bottle has more punchy than the plastic bottles 🎉

[@blueshoes5145]

The host clearly loves Indian food. The way she passed on excitement to everyone is so endearing. The food choices are awesome. And it’s also nice to see everyone enjoying everything. The only way to enjoy all the pleasures of life is to be open to trying new things.

[@Anonymous-mz4fn]

they called thums up spicy😭

[@nishthagupta1357]

Ikr😂its just stronger. Everything isn't spicy

[@9Lia_13]

Even I was wondering since when did Thumbs up get spicy 😭😭

[@HimanshuGupta-qk1nq]

Thumbs up bhi sun kr ro raga hoga.

[@Anonymous-mz4fn]

@@HimanshuGupta-qk1nq ha bhai, maine 20rs ka bottle laa ke try bhi kiya confirm karne ke liye🤣

[@HimanshuGupta-qk1nq]

@@Anonymous-mz4fn bhai bhai..😂😂😂 enko etna bhi serious nhi lena tha.... Unko asal taste nhi pta kya hota hai unki jindagi bus pizza burger french fries or enhi tarah ke chej kr nikalti hai to unko taste nhi pta kya hota . Or yaha India mai jitne ghar hai utne tarah ka alag alag taste hai.. esliye india land of spices kehte hai

[@devalbhuta2788]

The best way to try raw mango is how we do it in India. Just thin slices sprinkled with enough salt and red chilli powder. It's addictive and absolutely amazing if you like sour and salty things

[@blackheart-dt5ko]

I like the host. She is explaining far better than other people. And she is sharing exact knowledge and benefit. Good job . I really liked your knowlege and way of words about Indian snacks. Love it. 🥰

[@ulvea]

10:56 the white shirt guy's little dance tells he really liked the pani puri😅

[@SudevGowra]

The fact that they have not tried green/unripe mango baffles me! Unripe Mangos are the best especially with some chilly powder and salt

[@vishkiller23]

Why? Its a cultural thing

[@Clara_taylorsversion]

Fr!!

[@ahmeenahisreal4461]

This is why I love indian food because as vegetarian vegan indian food has the best snacks

[@dhruvpatel2602]

Ngl this channel shows some of the most authentic food in India which I haven’t seen on any other channel

[@DigiRangerScott]

I like that Jayse was like “How far does my allergy actually go?”

[@adityan3208]

Respect to the host for pronouncing Indian names as authentically as she could!

[@dhilandass7986]

Only one she didn't really fully get right was murruku, as she said murruka but still she tried very hard and she did quite well

[@umangdalal3203]

Being an Indian watching these Americans eating pani puri was wholesome. Even though i didnt make it im feeling proud of our cuisine 😊

[@milonigada3264]

Fun fact - pani puri is referred to as gol gappe in Delhi and puchka in Kolkata And it’s called pani puri in Mumbai And the fillings that you put in the “fried dough” is different in all around India !! It’s similar yet spiced different in all places!

[@naninani1549]

Gup-chup in Telangana

[@roct07]

finally something thats not just butter chicken and naan

[@prabhdeepsingh2390]

14:26“ Just a quick…. 17 Ingredients” 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@sol_lupus]

If you guys want to try raw mango, try it by cutting it up and topping it with salt and chilli powder... It will make your mouths water like never before 😅😅😅

[@BrainAliveZombie]

Do you really think they can handle chilli powder? 😂

[@Nishanth_mementomori]

Bro mango season's over don't make me crave kaccha aam now 🥲

[@sol_lupus]

@@BrainAliveZombie 😂😂 but it's literally to die for 😛

[@yaadsandhu7325]

i love how they did proper research how to eat particular snack and what they are made off.. i have aeen people a moment ago eating pani puri without anything pani and stuffing..

[@prakharsrivastava8218]

As an Indian …. I loved everyone and their reactions❤ also the host of the show … she did some really good research and also just so excited for the dishes❤ loved her explanations as well. So well done guys🙌🏼💯

[@EmergentStardust]

I visited India as a kid. Someone told me that if you eat the pani puris from the street vendors you'll pay the price. It was one of the best snacks I've ever had. I had a four hour bus ride after and I paid the price. Still one of my favorite snacks.

[@cubbi2789]

Being half Puerto Rican, we enjoy a sesame snack called Ajonjoli. It’s a bit thicker than the Chiki, but just as delicious. Gotta love different cultures and foods

[@smartdevil9325]

Fun fact: Thumbs Up was way more spicier and fizzier earlier. When Coca Cola bought it they diluted Thumbs Up, so that their flagship Coke stays relevant in Indian market.

[@tracyscott1629]

Loved this, and I love when Jamie is paired with someone who treats her sweet lol! She's such a gentle soul! And of course I love when Martine is in any vid!❤ 💜🖤💜

[@MartineBeerman]

💛💛💛💛

[@tracyscott1629]

@@MartineBeerman ❤

[@suryapriya2177]

How intelligent of her to say that traditional snacks aren't very overpowering. I've always thought the same. As a tamilan, im happy that muruku was included.

[@Ksg_shinchan]

Target audience - Ameicans, etc. Actual audience- Indian I was literally eating kacha mago bites when the kacha mango bites come

[@Kartwheel-05]

The after taste from Coca Cola is from the high fructose corn syrup which is not typically used in Indian snacks

[@nikhilharidas87]

Man I as an Indian....love it when people enjoy our food....can't stop myself from watching these videos....The only thing I can think about is what else can I feed them.

[@Siderea]

If you have any suggestions on what some of us can try here, that they didn't include in the video, do let us know!! I love Indian foods and snacks :D

[@twinkle8384]

Being Indian, I've never had Mango Lassi in India but tried it for the first time in US 😂🤦🏻‍♀️

[@janhavishigwan8709]

The is a reason why chikki is made up of jaggery and sesame seeds and peanuts, chikki is consumed during winter mostly during winter so the ingredients have natural heat in them as sesame seeds, Peanuts and many more ingredients they should try one mava chikki which is made of peanut powder and jaggery it's the best amongst all.

[@radioactivekt]

Host's accent when she says Paani Puri is on point!

[@Lrkkk]

Yaayyy!! Indian snacks are just as good as Indian foods, hope there'll be more of Indian foods in future.😁🩷🇮🇳

[@MissSirenita]

Fun fact that …actually not so fun lolol: back in 2020, the only way I found out I had Covid was because I couldn’t taste Indian food. The food is a punch of flavor, so not tasting anything scared me. And boom, sick the next day

[@truthology4u]

No sense of taste or smell was one of the weirdest experiences of my life.

[@salempasangasp]

Same 😂

[@NikZ500]

Hilarious 😂😂😂

[@rockerboy920]

I got lucky and didn't lose my sense of taste or smell either time I've had Covid, just the worst body aches and super bad diarrhea haha

[@vsvaibhav819]

14:26 stop over hyping spices again. Last time white guys came looking for spices we got colonized for 200 years.

[@amitbatra4258]

Right 🤣🤣🤣

[@ateapachuau4009]

But all they learn is how to use black pepper and salt hahaha...look at majority of their food hahaha 🤣

[@sharathmohan560]

the one who describes the food is really good at her work.

[@forkrust9296]

Indians not knowing peppy are the Covid kids who have not had it. That shit was the GOAT back in day.

[@vineethmenon935]

Haldiram should sponsor this channel and let those Americans try every haldiram products 😂 .... I wanna watch that.

[@milonigada3264]

If you want to do a part 2 then I have some recommendations- 1. Maggi 2. Indian magic masala Lays (blue) 3. Kurkure (green one) 4. Aloo bhujiya 5. Haldiram’s masala peanut 6. Little hearts 7. Kopiko candy 8. Pulse candy 9. Haldiram’s khatta meetha 10. Parle g biscuit with a cup of tea! 11. Jim jam biscuit

[@milonigada3264]

@Pari-z3e Maggi as a brand is from Switzerland and there’s no doubt about it. But it’s a staple for Indians and the taste maker is very close to what indian spice mix! Also, India is the largest market for Maggi!

[@milonigada3264]

@Pari-z3e I am only wanting them to taste the spice mix! Lays is not Indian but Indian magic masala flavour is there for them to taste the flavour loved by most Indians Similarly, Maggi dominates Indian markets bcz of its flavour and hence i suggested! Please don’t get offended

[@rishikamath6718]

Party hack: 11:16 - Drop a little vodka in the "pani" (or liquid) before scooping it up in the Puri.

[@prafulltiwari8929]

Bc pani puri me bhi daru bhar do 😂 Party trick k naam pe kalank hai ye, taste bhi gaya aur hosh bhi XD In short don't do it lol, make dahi Puri and eat it after taking shots, it works as awesome chakna 😂

[@tsertentenzin]

Jaime mentioned the green curry paneer, that’s palak paneer. Palak is spinach and paneer is cottage cheese. You should try Kurkure, Bingo mad angles, Piknik, batata wada, ragda pattice, dahi wada, dahi puri, sev puri, Bombay sandwich, jalebi fafda with papaya chutney, puran poli and so on and so forth. The list is endless. 😋

[@Clara_taylorsversion]

There's also a sabzi known as saag paneer

[@ananyahs02]

I think this is one of the best Indian snack review with information on what it is and how it is made. And the reactions of them are so respectful and genuine. Loved it🤌❤️

[@Blessi85]

kimmy seems so much happier and more herself on react then back on smosh and i love that for her

[@chetanhmeshram]

The murukka is a south indian style ..... The maharashtrian style is called chakali which is a bit spicy but way tastier than the murukka

[@dhilandass7986]

Murruku is better than Chakali bro. Spicy Murruku is basically the same

[@ved8803]

Peppy is as nostalgic as it gets for me. That's like after school best snack

[@factsadda-j5w]

Ikr? I'm surprised that so many people in the comments don't know about it

[@milan9180]

The host did her research 👏 and the people were so positive. Loved this ❤

[@brandon14125]

Jamie is literally the most adorable person in the world tbh

[@GamersJoyRide]

It's kinda sad that y'all haven't tasted green/un ripe mangoes 😭😭 Someone should get you guys green mango chutney or dried green mangoes or simple green mango pieces with oil & little bit spices on them. Those are heaven.

[@rajeshponattil6694]

yup - sliced green mango with salt and chilli powder sprinkled on top

[@youtubekonkreator]

bro as an indian, i have never tried those peppy discs or whatever they were 😂😂

[@kamalapuriharitha1240]

They were really popular when I was a kid. I don't see them often anymore.

[@sarthaksharma460]

@@kamalapuriharitha1240 yeah picnic wheels and hippo were my go to snacks as a kid

[@siam_g.d.s]

Hippo munchies snacks were popular for only about 3 years in my town. Hajmola and Bingo Tedhe Medhe are the most sold here now😂

[@Dev12351]

cmon guys those peppy tomato discs are still available and we have them every alternate week. Whr do you guys live exactly coz its available on zepto, blinkit and instamart

[@vipulbhandari2531]

Bro u r not Indian then or you are born in 2000

[@yashg5]

Folks, Thums Up with THAT amount of ice? You are essentially diluting Thums Up! We Indians usually don't put ice in our carbonated cold drinks. They are chilled in a fridge before serving.

[@farhanlabib-kc7ud]

Some cafe serves😑

[@Senka778]

So true @yashg this people don't know the taste 😅. Indians❤.

[@incredibleprashant96]

Every time I watch any foreign reaction to Indian snacks, most of the snacks are like, I haven't tried them or even heard of them. It also makes me feel wow about the diversity in our tastes and cuisines all over the country. Probably , Only foreign brand snacks are available in all the states and would be recognised by all Indians like Lays or Coca cola. We should promote our own snacks domestically in other states too. There are lot of Indian snacks which I find interesting and would love to eat but they are not available.

[@saumitrajoshi8736]

Murukku is very similar to Chakli that's prepared in Maharashtra. ❤

[@AzureHeartSong]

I can’t decide which culture has better food honestly but India is up there.

[@Bangtan_Bliss]

Being an Indian I'm seeing that peppy thing for the first time 😂😂

[@Ornyl]

Kurkure is the real one.

[@abhishekgore2865]

How do u not know peppy or wheels In which part of India do u live

[@niccolopaganini1782]

How?!

[@BashBash-x2m]

Me too never heard about it may be it's famous in some other region

[@farhanlabib-kc7ud]

Same

[@albertoarellano3845]

Actually that chikki is originally a mexican snack called "Palanqueta" (or "Alegrias" that are made from amaranth") that was created in the 1500's (Mexico's Conquista) and then introduced to india in the 1800s after the Lonavala/Bombay Railway

[@Priya-cm3tr]

You guys did pani puri justice! Really appreciate the effort. The reactors were fun to watch and so were the choice of snacks. I love the host and she explained the tidbits so well. More of these please!

[@Priya-cm3tr]

Some other dishes you guys can are - Sindhi pakwaan, khamand (Gujrati), Daal Bati (Rajsthani), Uttappam, Poha, Sabudane ki Khichadi, Kathi Roll etc. Momos so popular now so thats's something worth trying. For some sweets - Sandesh, Gujiya, Gajak or something like tamarind candy and chawanprash. Another idea is indian take on dishes from other cultures. For example we have our own variety of chinese food which are very popular in India. Another thing they can try are Indian fruits which are not found in the west or taste very different. Mangoes are a must try with lots of variety.

[@SuperSky9]

NOTE - Paneer is COTTAGE CHEESE, and is different from traditional cheese and Tofu.

[@Drsiddhant4u]

Being indian i never heard about peppy tomato discs ! Try balaji chips..

[@anshikab22]

whattt how

[@Hedgestone789]

Uncle Chips ❤

[@dikshagehlot4488]

Try paneer pakoda with mint chutney… that’s game changer

[@saphiael-mansub2206]

We call them sambosas and are a starter in Ramadan. But the dough is made by rolling out circles brushing with oil and layering. I do about 8. Then you roll the flat put them on a hot skillet. And open them to get thin almost filo thin pastry, cut into strips and stuff with mince or potatoes or feta. Then fry. This gives the flatter triangle. They do use this method in India too.

[@amitpatilamit]

I would have served onion pakoras over paneer pakoras. A chai with onion pakoras when it's raining is just heaven!

[@PaLuck]

They've done those before

[@mokshjaiswal8494]

The Asian girl is very smart and has good taste in food.

[@thebibliobibuli6395]

Pakoras were called pakodas in my home. My grandfather also called them Bhajis! My favorite was always the potato pakodas. Just a otato cut like a chip and fried like the paneer in the video. Indian fries. ❤

[@tophattopper6361]

not me wondering why martine didn't just pour the pani puri liquid into it instead. lol

[@BigSylvester]

Thumbs up tastes better to Americans because it has cane sugar but as Indian, I find the taste very similar to Indian coke (which also has cane sugar) except it’s slightly more sweet compared to coke.

[@jesusfromjerusalem3937]

Just Give them lassi and jalebi and they will reach to the nirvana 😂😂

[@hunteruk3967]

The guy in the white is exactly the kind of person our Indian snacks are made for. Someone who appreciates the absolute effort put into the food. (Not saying the others didnt appreciate it, but the guy in the white was a cut above the rest 😂)

[@17teen07]

3:09 SOUTH AFRICA MENTIONED❤❤🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦🇿🇦

[@yanzokikon5675]

Yall need to try northeast indian salad snack called sinju , savoury , spicy... Its like a chaat

[@COOLAJAYMAINDOLA2010]

anything indian on the internet 😅 Indians: We are Summoned ❤❤😂

[@armygirl2896]

Indian foods are not just fun to eat and vegetarian, it also packed with protein, vitamins and nutrients and much more. 😋

[@areezmemon64]

Pani puri is like an all-time snack in asian cultures, I haven't met anyone who doesn't like this

[@PenguinMuffin]

I like how kimmy did so much research! She's so passionate about it too. It's really nice.

[@doitmyway4415]

All your Indians foods were authentic, not like other foreigners using packet based ..it looked more real ..plz do more with Indian food

[@oskymoron]

What a great selection of snacks - so many channels absolutely fail in this but you have nailed it!

[@greyfoxindy]

Jaime's comments in particular are so perfect. She's extremely respectful and a joy to watch.

[@MeetBhatt-c6d]

this lady who is proud of Coca-cola, who bought the Thums up, she didn't know how coca coal bought thums up.

[@Urbancohort337]

Next week Americans try arranged marriage

[@Nevaxisting-zy9sg]

I think first they should develop a "DeAD locator" app for cause that they require both the original parents!

[@AMITAVABERA-ig3no]

Next american try not to divorce

[@Mrmayur__]

I am in India thank you for trying Indian snacks 😊

[@het2shah]

Green mango is raw mango which is very popular in india especially few minths before mango season We dried these, have pickels, chutney, salads, or just eat it with some chilli powder salt

[@angelbedi4976]

This was truly the best set of snacks I’ve seen people eat . As a snack loving Indian I approve all these choices

[@sheldonfernandes5679]

Loved seeing indian snacks and really being from India and seeing these snacks the peppy the chocolate and especially the chikki. And jammie reaction is :) there's lot of chocolate in india parle those are are childhood chocolate melody chocolate. Hope to see more snacks aampapad jeera goli there are some stree food sweets masala candies which I order from Amazon new tree combo candies it the brand name. And jammie paneer saag ❤❤❤ from india

[@shankarnarayanan4122]

Guys what u have eaten isn only 2percent of indian food

[@aswins.p7155]

What do you expect we have wide variety it will take years 😂

[@Anonymous.N13]

The presentation of the food seems to be done with full effort. So kudos.

[@bthelion9177]

Idk why but the whole "spicy version" kinda got me after she said "it's like spicy in flavor not so much heat" you mean spice flavor 😂

[@SoinamKhom]

wth was that pani puri i get how italians feell now

[@tluangpuiiRalte-z3i]

Indian food are so addictive that you forget that you are allergic to the food your eating😂

[@Jaspreetkaurjss]

I am indian and i never tasted peppy 😂

[@Cuspofmagic19]

It's there in South India, come to Hyd and you will enjoy !

[@chethankb3316]

It's Not comes in a peppy named packet, but it's called Wheel Chips in South India.

[@Clipworld123-v2]

Balaji ​@@chethankb3316

[@manavrai92]

Seriously??? How??? I mean why?

[@Cuspofmagic19]

@@chethankb3316 you get Peppy as well btw.

[@MrSecret129]

Fun fact indian only don't know when thumbs-up invented masala version 😂😂

[@Siderea]

I LOVE PURI. Any puri dish, I will eat. Dahi puri is my jam, the addition of yoghurt is amazing. I would love to try those Peppy chips!! The chikki reminds me of the Viet brittles we get for LNY, I would totes give it a try and I bet I'd enjoy it. Indian food is just sooooo good and I appreciate it so much as a vegetarian.

[@milonigada3264]

Please try the following items if you can find them-I have like 100 items but I’ll limit my list to few options starting with Snacks - - lays magic masala (blue) - Kurkure (light green and orange) - little hearts -aloo bhujiya (red colour packet) -kachori -Parle G biscuit with tea (if tea is possible ) -khandvi ( yellow colour savoury Gujarati dish)- appetiser - vada pav - popular street food Meals - rajma chawal (red kidney beans with rice ) - meal option -palak paneer - dosa with sambhar & chutney (Indian crepes) (savoury) Dessert -besan laddu -gulab jamun -carrot halwa Something to drink -buttermilk ( Amul buttermilk could be available ) or lassi

[@prasathgj]

Its a fun episode, so nice to see them go beyond the stereotypical already well known snack list❤

[@asheeshkhan]

I am so so happy and proud of her for washing down Pani Puri with Thumsup

[@av1710]

Panipuri yeah I'm addicted this snack In every evening i eat 12 to 15 panipuri my fav street food I can't live without panipuri n panipuri have so many different names in india like golgappe, batashe, fuchka, puchka

[@NotyrS]

We love Raw mango cut into pieces and sprinkled with some chilli powder, salt for tangy and spicy flavour that is why we love raw mangoes too! Try this next time you guys will enjoy it 😃

[@yuuukiji]

"Just a quick 17 ingredients" HAHAHA

[@aniraz90s]

I love Indian food! I tried pani puri last year and I kept buying it ever since. Samosa is my go to light snack if I am hungry but couldn't decide on a place to eat. I remember my parents always buy murukku and chikki when I was young. I think it's normal for us Asians to eat Indian snacks and food because we live in a multi culture society.