AMISH COUNTRY TOUR! Trying Scrapple & Shoofly Pie in Lancaster, PA

[@wayned5872]

Thursday,friday, & saturday are your prime days for lancaster county shopping & dining Amish & most Mennonite businesses are closed on sunday for religious reasons. Scrapple is great with ketchup, hot sauce maple syrup, jelly/ jam of any type or just by itsself & needs to be fried golden brown

[@WanderingRoe]

I admire the fact that the Amish hold true to their ways throughout the decades. My sister used to live in Pennsylvania and was always telling me about their cuisine and their horse and buggy’s. Thanks so much for sharing this tour!

[@brucerubin5770]

UA I love your videos I was once in a diner in Philly. A tourist couple came in. They were from Paris. They asked me to describe Scrapple. I told them it was Philly pate. They ordered it and loved the taste.

[@uaeats]

I really enjoy it! But apparently most people don't? I was told 7/10 people who don't usually eat it don't like it

[@Oobaglunk]

Fried scrapple is delicious as long as no one tells you what is in it..

[@uaeats]

Don't ask how the sausage is made!

[@dingdongdaddy589]

@@uaeats- uhhmm, way worse than sausage. On the wrapper in the store it clearly states, hooves, pig snout, pig tongue….You never eat anything with the word crap in it.

[@TheMajesticOne]

You HAVE to try Bienner’s buffet next time you visit. It’s right next to the old(now closed) Dutch Haven Windmill on Route 30. Their buffet is smaller than Shady Maple, but it’s better, and cheaper.

[@tomkrass9937]

I live near there, it is gorgeous, thanks for highlighting the area.

[@2Wheels_NYC]

I'm glad you enjoyed your visit! It's a nice, quick getaway from the Tri-State area. So, I absolutely love all things pork, but never had scrapple. I did just make SPAM hash on the griddle tho🤣 When I lived in England, I did enjoy the blood sausage, and it seems similar. I wonder if the Amish invented crop rotation, but it definitely works. Lets the soil rejuvenate a season. I have a bunch of great products from a brand down there called "Jake & Amos", and they ship. If any of your viewers want a sneak peek before they travel there. As always, another wonderful episode sir! Thank you for the tour!

[@uaeats]

True it is kind of like blood sausage, though I would compare it more so with spam. And yeah it's interesting that crop rotation was wisdom they were following back then!

[@dog1dog223]

One of my favorite of your videos! Grew up on shoofly pie (my father's favorite). We usually like to drizzle it with a warm lemon sauce and pair with some vanilla ice cream.

[@uaeats]

Oh man ice cream would have been amazing. Need to go back later this year and bring back some more

[@adamdambrov2308]

Order scrapple well done and yes, with maple syrup.

[@uaeats]

Yum!

[@davebrown188]

You got to eat scrapple with ketchup,don’t know many people who use maple syrup!

[@uaeats]

Ketchup sounds like a great idea!

[@TheMajesticOne]

I use Miracle Whip on mine. Only kidding !!! 😂😂 I’ve been eating scrapple for over 40 years,and I’ve only ever put ketchup on it. I might have to try a piece with syrup though, but I believe I’ll probably stay with ketchup.

[@hisroyalhighness8566]

Always enjoy my boy UA You need to come to Boston for a visit

[@uaeats]

Thanks! What are some must eats in Boston?

[@rayebf88]

The name of the bakery is Miller’s. It was on the packaging that you had in your hand. Lol the food put you off your game UA. 😀

[@uaeats]

Nah there was a Miller's Smorgasbord next door. I think they just sold a lot of Miller's products. The store was called Locally Made Food SHop

[@vebtinkerbellable]

As a native of south Jersey, scrapple is 💣 mix your scrapple up in your home fries with heinz57

[@horseplop9]

Thank you Ua. You travel for food sir

[@uaeats]

I would travel more and further if I had the money and time!

[@nc9726]

Great review!

[@uaeats]

Thanks!

[@ChamP10nk1ng]

I miss Lancaster dearly 😢 but back in the 80s & early 90s when it wasn't such a tourist attraction yet that it presently is. #1. I wonder if scrapple can be comparable in taste & texture to a Cuban pork croquette. #2. I'm actually shocked you like shoo fly pie. I'd rather pecan pie any day. #3. Awesome job on the video with the scenery & music ! 👍 Def succeeded in making me want to go back.

[@uaeats]

Thanks for sharing your thoughts! And I'm glad you liked the music and vibe. I tried something new this vid. Fewer views than usual but as long as people still enjoyed it!

[@patrickwong4824]

So sad that the Amish can’t watch this wonder VLOG of Lancaster County. Technologically impaired.

[@uaeats]

Haha. They're too busy in their Amish Paradise

[@pv3400]

Amazing content! Keep up

[@uaeats]

Thanks!

[@Andrew-Comi]

Great video. Also it's pronounced "Lan-kiss-ter" !

[@uaeats]

Oops!

[@YungToneySnow]

Yea that was driving me nuts lol

[@kimcircagirl474]

yum Gracies😊

[@michaelglazer6846]

Very nice music background

[@uaeats]

Thanks!

[@2Wheels_NYC]

See you tonight sir!

[@uaeats]

I'm looking forward to it!

[@Barrymccockiner41]

The Amish sure know how to eat 😮

[@uaeats]

Heck yes they do!

[@Lawomenshoops]

Goetta in Cincinnati is a lot like scrapple!

[@uaeats]

Cool! I wonder if they derive from the same thing as it looks like goetta is a German dish as well

[@mimemmfgkd]

i dont blame him for it at all but when people that live in lancaster or around it here people say lancaster the way he does it just makes us cringe.

[@jar7636]

If you want to try something that's really good and on the healthy side, go to an Amish farmer and try some raw milk. I bet you've never had milk with a grassy / gamey flavor

[@uaeats]

Sounds cool! I'll try it!

[@CountDankula0]

I don't agree with all that they do but it seems like better living, nice community fresh meat and vegetables. It's a better life

[@uaeats]

I don't like some of their contradictions, like how they don't use electricity but are happy to ride buses as long as someone else is driving it. But yeah overall I think their values of living a peaceful simple life is fascinating

[@johnkovalicky3389]

Great review as always Lancaster PA Amish country is beautiful they have evolved and taken advantage of modern technology and whatnot with their restaurants and bakeries don't let that fool you but they do have a peaceful existence somewhat sheltered from the modern Madness of society so I guess you didn't find any pizza joints or a White Castle LOL

[@uaeats]

Oh there were loads of fast food joints. It seems the Amish and Mennonites love chain restaurants

[@HalfApe]

Beef scrapple is top tier

[@ericrhodes1622]

Im gonna get beat up for this but we just call it as it is lancaster we dont hold the A but a great video

[@uaeats]

Oops!

[@ericrhodes1622]

No worries man love your content never a biased review from you and your so detailed keep it up buddy

[@richardgazinia5482]

My ex who was vegetarian at the time broke her no meat policy for scrapple. She had to have it cooked crispy to almost burnt but she loved it. I grew up about 20 miles from where you did this tour, and you make the classic mispronunciation of Lancaster County. To folks from the Southeastern Pennsylvania area, we pronounce Lancaster almost with a u sound for the second a in the word Lancaster. You would not be the first person to pronounce it like "caaster" as in the word broadcaster. Most locals pronounce it "custer". Just a local patois that instantly indicates you're a tourist. At least you didn't pronounce Amish as A-Mish. I think the Amish Farm you visited is run by Mennonites. The Mennonites are the inbetweeners between the Plain people (what the Amish call themselves) and the "English". Most times the Amish will hire Mennonites to drive them around in a car. I know that they hire Mennonites to run stands in the farmer's markets around NYC. At least the ones in Morning Side Heights and at Cadman Plaza in Brooklyn. Shady Maple is owned and operated by a Mennonite family. Here's a video about their history if you are interested. kzbin.info/www/bejne/g2S4hntvnbuhnNU

[@uaeats]

Thanks for sharing all that! And scrapple must have been intense for a vegetarian so interesting she loved it. I actually did a video on Shady Maple right before this one so check it out if you're interested!

[@michellewilliston1937]

You don't have to like pork to eat scrapple. They have beef and turkey scrapple. I eat turkey scrapple

[@FloraNovax3]

A lot of people like scrapple here in PA but I hate it and hated even more when I found out what it was 😭😭 I guess that would take my PA-card lol but I just can’t get down with it. I also don’t like shoofly pie 😅 3:05 I agree it tastes pretty much like a choco-pie!

[@uaeats]

Right? Whoopie pie is just a bigger choco pie!

[@stevenwilliams2617]

i prefer ketchup on scrapple and have some eggs on it in the bite, its so good then

[@alexjones6190]

I think he was getting trolled?

[@uaeats]

Ketchup sounds good!

[@alexjones6190]

What is in it

[@uaeats]

Parts of the pig often discarded, like the snout, tail, and liver etc

[@RaymondMullen-t9j]

i Do Scrapple 2 ways , Dipped in eggs and Flower. & the other is just slice and Fry .. Enjoy ....

[@christianhansen3292]

desert looks like a round devil dog.

[@uaeats]

Yeah kinda

[@Stoltz814]

Snitz pie is better than shoofly

[@john2914]

Amish is not a religion it is a time era.

[@prodoman3945]

You need to head to jail for cutting into the pie like that.

[@uaeats]

How else was I supposed to do it?

[@tested123]

scrapple is served in jail i think

[@uaeats]

Tasty!

[@kinstun5382]

I have no respect for you. Every time you say LAN-caster, another neighborhood gets gentrified. For those wondering, it’s LANC-aster, emphasis on the C. Yes, we will fight you if you say it wrong. No, we do not care how they pronounce it across the atlantic or in fake lancasters from out west. Southern Lanc is the place to be but stay out guys, you’re driving up the housing prices