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[@ChakrabortyPratyush]

And well cooked food you can smell from afar. You don't need to put your nose in it 😂😂😂

[@aparichit07]

👍 right bro

[@yuvrajsoni6865]

That's like animals

[@mehakmadar983]

I even eat with hand at Restaurants also.😁 I don't care who thinks what, I'm following my culture😇

[@anonymousgirl3047]

I am also. Not usually butIt depends on what kind of restaurant it is

[@paulsaha2242]

They will give a bowl of water and a half lemon after food. 😅

[@prabhasdhfs]

Yeah 🔥🔥✊

[@prabhasdhfs]

@@paulsaha2242 😂😂

[@preetamaswath1461]

We all eat with our hands. Basically we are rice eaters so eating with hands make sense. Smelling not necessary as our food is generally aromatic. It is a general rule to sit and eat and not talk as you have to enjoy the food. Also since indians know and follow the concept of fasting we value food and value food.

[@jagatdeuri3261]

Smell, if she taking about smell that means my tongue can smell. I can eat rice just with water and salt and chilli. Which doesn't have any smell, you can say that.

[@jagatdeuri3261]

I know everything that a smell but just say that you have a mixture of rice water and salt, will you get any smell. And chilli smells are so great especially ghost chilli. I don't know about others but my tastebuds are more important than smell even though the smell of the food matters a lot but it's for everyone and everything.

[@shobhajreddy5459]

We smell the food only when we doubt if it has turned stale. And after smelling it we close our eyes and pray for disrespecting food or for throwing the food. This is what our indian culture has taught us, to respect food.

[@ashaygomashe4253]

Achha

[@abhishek9510]

Close your eyes and pray? Do you do that everytime? 😂

[@ashaygomashe4253]

@@abhishek9510 yes when I eat in my mess I close my eyes and pray that the salt is alright 😝

[@asai4093]

This is what makes India unique and great 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@shilPZZZ]

The smell refers to aroma of the food(read beauty of Indian spices) while being cooked which comes from a distance and anyone in the vicinity can guess what is being cooked and not necessarily smelling it intentionally by sniffing. Thanks for reacting to her n great reaction, she is my absolute favorite

[@sanjeetamajhi]

Another thing you should know : Smelling the food and serving to anybody is considered as defiled food.

[@roopamenon4751]

The five senses does include smells or the aroma of food although maybe not sniffing the food because some are spicy n they burn the nose(nostrils) or make folks sneeze in close contact .Also most indian dishes have an aroma from quite far which is probably why the need to sniff ur food mostly never arises..The reason your smelling of the food irritates or disgusts certain people is because sometimes u sniff ur food n share it as well so you know ...germs... 😂😍🙏Great video..sorry we couldn't see the complete reaction🌹

[@maheshsapre9611]

Exactly. Smelling the aroma of food from a distance is good. But looking at people taking the food very close to their nose and sniffing it is disgusting to watch.

[@roopamenon4751]

@@maheshsapre9611You are right dear Mahesh and I think it will take some time and a slightly different mindset to perceive the sniffing of food before eating as normal by the majority of Indians especially by those who are not used to it.But I get where they are coming from .. it's something that comes naturally to them n probably something that's practised from childhood which is why it isn't a big deal for them ..You learn something new from every culture-East ,west ,north or south and we can learn to be open-minded about the cultures practiced elsewhere..That doesn't mean you need to like or even agree with it but just respect stuff as part of their food culture similar to what is significant about our food culture ,a part of which is explained in the video...n when times change so do a part of these customs...We don't sit down as much to eat our food now n not every south indian meal is on banana leaves if we r taking examples 🙏♥️😀

[@jitendragautam1865]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@jitendragautam1865]

yeah other animals (other than the Apes) do it bcz they don't have hands.... So to feel the food before putting in their mouth, they smell it, sniff around it rather . I have never seen even a monkey doing that ( I have fed a lot of monkeys) .

[@roopamenon4751]

@@jitendragautam1865 This(sniffing or smelling food before they eat it) is just part of how they eat food... Great to have something as basic as food n the manners in which we consume it discussed so thoroughly with interesting viewpoints... 🙏😊The fact is people have always discounted anything they don't grasp as not true or not worthy enough to be treated as truth... We need to be more open minded and understand that there are so many different ways in which people of the world do or perceive things n information... The more respectful we are of others n their ways, the more we understand and respect the differences n similarities about our culture. N about apes... I love animals, birds, insects etc.. But they are quite odd in the way they behave themselves 😂Just saw a monkey the other day taking a puppy, examining it and just whisking it off to another place.. Essentially kidnapping it.. So... 🙄N oh for the longest time ever,the south indian way of eating was regarded as 'uncouth' n 'dirty' but you see that kind of attitude sort of diminishing as more folks understand the pleasure n happiness of eating with their hands(especially the one that they use regularly...) Foreigners are still told that for Indians, one hand is for eating n the other for cleaning... That could be seen as vulgar n unclean to So many cultures...

[@ng3306]

Indian languages are written read as they sound. Sanskrit, Tamil, etc has highly developed phonetics. Thts y there can b no accent to it irrespective of who is speaking. Thts y Indians pronounce every letter of english language, which is actually issue with english language being poor, coz like c pronounced as k, i pronounced as e, etc etc. Not our problem if language has so poor phonetics ...

[@rgodase]

True. No need to ask how to pronounce. Word is written Exactly how it should be spoken. And there can not be two spelling/ scripts for same pronouncing

[@ng3306]

@@chiffchaff then take sanskrit example

[@karthikadevi6012]

@@chiffchaff Ta is ட and Tha is த.. This is basic...

[@girikumar261]

@@karthikadevi6012 ta and da are not distinguished. But anyone who can read Tamil knows where it is pronounced which way.

[@kumaran8062]

@@chiffchaff Tamil doesnt have hard consonants at the beginning of any word. So for instance "Ka" is pronounced as "ka" in the beginning of of any word . kha,ga,gha comes in between the words .eg: Kagam (crow) in this first ka is prounced as 'Ka' and the second one as 'ga' Same goes for other consonants. Like you asked (சட்டை ) sattai . One have to learn proper grammar of Tamil to read and write. Unlike other languages Tamil grammar has explanations and reasons behind any rules.

[@paulsaha2242]

Another important point missed...you don't know the hotness of the food(you will be able to handle) while eating with spoon...so you need to touch the food with your hands, break it down and only put it in your mouth when you think you should.

[@upasanasinha]

Fresh food will always give aromas from a distant. You can smell almost every aromatic ingredient😂. Smelling something explicitly means you don't trust the food is good enough to be consumed. So if you do that as a guest somewhere, the host may feel bad.

[@EagleOverTheSea]

Yeah, we tend to smell food before eating only if we suspect it may have gone bad.

[@sialee5926]

Smelling doesn’t need to be mentioned, obviously smell is obvious. More importance is given to the 5 elements she mentioned.

[@ng3306]

99% people make food choices on taste (tongue) which is only 1% of complete digestive track. So simple yet not understood.

[@Zebrafish-lt9ei]

The aroma in Indian food is carrying enough that it doesn’t need to be sniffed offensively near one’s nose to smell it.

[@deepakapoor]

I grew up in the US, but I love eating with my hands. When we used to go visit my moms parents in India, my Nani would teach me how to eat with my hands. It tastes so much better, the smell of the food and all the senses associated with eating, you realize because you’re in the moment.

[@dev_peace_soul]

She sounds like dadi(grandma)🥰

[@rajdeepmalhotra828]

Very soon the time will come when we will see all westerners eating with their hands ......all it needs is a scientific study done by a morden sciencetist .....such as done on termeric, spices & yoga postures.... We know they don't. believe ancient Indian systems & science behind it....... On the other side we are ignoring our old traditions as we get close to urbanization....

[@mtk3755]

Facts

[@shnafaruq1313]

The point at which it stopped is a littttttttle sus Korbin!! Are u sure u jst didnt want the world to see ur disgusted face when she mentioned crushing the food with feet? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@mtk3755]

Lol dude it was sus but i watched the whole video, there was no mention of crushing with feet so i guess storage was really full

[@PaulAllen6304]

Yeah ofcourse, smelling is a part of eating. Traditionally we say once we have smelled a food, we have already eaten a part of it. And traditional Indian dishes pay a lot of attention to smell. There are cardamom, clove, cinammon and tons of other spices that are added to enhance the smell, not the flavour sometimes. And what are all the perfumy rose water and edible scents for? Just to enhance smell. When we walk past a food stall, the first thing that captures our attention is the smell(of Tandoori chicken for ex.) not the visuals But please don't sniff😂

[@CSL075]

We don't smell food nor taste it because in many traditions, women have a bath, tie their hair and prepare food and offer it to Bhagwan(God) first then it is served to the rest of the household and guests. That is the reason it is prepared fresh daily from scratch 3 times and sometimes more, not stored overnight . Precise thought is given to what to prepare depending on the day and its significance - if it is fasting day, festival etc.

[@saumyagairola7332]

Actually many people offer food to their deities before eating themselves. So if you smell it, it becomes 'jhootha'. Same with flowers. When we offer flower to deities, they must not be smelled before offering

[@arcturusn9845]

Exactly...Indians even don't sniff incense sticks for same reason.

[@earth0337]

Thanks for the reaction, really enjoyed it!

[@suvashree100]

Smelling your food was a no no in my house. My brother had the habit of smelling food n mom would always scold him..

[@Kv2024feb5]

Glad that u posted this though it's been cut off 👍🏻...

[@sargamniftdel]

Cant find the link in description

[@AncyAlexander]

Where's the link to the original video?

[@veenatiwari9552]

We smell our food too, we just don't put our nose in food. 😂

[@amitp7275]

In india eating with hand is more depends on wht you're eating rather than where you eat

[@jai_yogi]

Ayurvedic methods are really beneficial for our well-being😋😋😋

[@aritrysamaddar4773]

Do you eat with your nose off?😂😂 Obviously you will smell it every second while eating...the most continuous act of our body is breathing as well as smelling....so there is no need of smelling the food separately 🤣🤣

[@mayur7164]

We usually smell (leftover) food form previous day to check whether it's fresh or not.. so we don't smell freshly cooked food. If someone does, people here assume that you're doubting it's freshly cooked or not.

[@soumilidutta6863]

Can you guys do a video on Subhash Chandra Bose?..he was an indian freedom fighter who built an army called Indian National Army(INA) and he played a very important role in India's independance..thanks a lot..love you guys❤❤

[@prabhasdhfs]

And there is saying... Men should eat all the food before his wet feet dries off (we generally wash hands and legs before eating)

[@sanjeetamajhi]

In India, putting your nose close to the food and smelling it means disrespecting the food. The smell generally reaches but doing it purposely is not good.

[@leenanigade4775]

Yes, absolutely

[@Saikat_Das_Sharma]

I am glad that you reacted to it . React to Her videos more frequently kindly

[@m4lev0lentdem0nknightamv5]

Why do you guys always throw a blind eye towards Kannada Film Industry 🤨 Haven't you seen "please react to Vikrant Rona glimpse" by a lot of people every day ... you have watched only 3 movies so far .. this says a lot

[@girinandan5799]

When people stops eating food just to satisfy their taste buds and hunger, many of their helth problems would go away and many can be avoided.

[@herambbhosle9484]

link for original video?

[@VipinTiwari-rb3om]

Now korbin you also start to eating with hands 😁😁

[@RamKrishna-xx8pn]

In india we don't smell our food like a dog , there is a difference between an animal and a human being . If the food is not smelling good we can sense it from that distance .

[@wnihaunter3943]

Yo, if your right handed, do you hold your fork in your right? Or knife? I'm Indian btw, it's a pain tbh

[@14may85]

We think smelling food might reduce its flavour a bit. I was advised by my grandparents. So 😃

[@sujathashriyan5386]

Smell is the combined aroma that comes out of food. You dont take it close to your nose and sniff. Take in the combined aromas.

[@_AshishKumar-jk9uh]

I am watching your video while sitting and eating with my hands 😁😁😁

[@travelcentaur644]

You guys never post the original link of the video in your description ..

[@tharanidharan2685]

If there is one thing we can all do- which is easy to do and has a great impact - it is to not drink anything cold during the meal. It truly dulls the digestive juices and slows the whole process down. So, if you are used to drinking iced water / cola with food, try changing it for a few days with water @ room temperature and I am sure you will notice the difference. What's even better is to consume water that's lukewarm.

[@ad_asquare]

You don't need to dig your nose into food to smell it. I guess that's what most of us mean when we say we don't smell food. As when somebody sniffs it that way here it's mostly to check if it's spoiled and good to eat or not. If you are eating at somebody's house here and sniff your food that way they may think you are checking if the food is stale/gone bad.

[@parthapratim004]

9:10 I never use phone while eating.

[@VaibhaviW]

India has a five thousand old ancient culture , everything rule of life was a complete science . Making food and consuming it was a spiritual act. Don't compare it with today's modernity

[@techtownmalayalam]

Not all indian sit and eat on the floor though!

[@jabr0nidave262]

I think they know it

[@vijaylahre7299]

Are you doctor ? In Army everybody eat from sitting in floor.

[@SouthPawFrames]

watch all of her videos. it will change your lifestyle in a healthy manner.

[@rohanmaske1278]

Well cooked video is also delicious 😋 feast for the eyes 😉😉😂😂😂😂

[@girdrache]

People dont need to smell like a dogs do bcs distance between mouth and nose is just few Centimeter and not like few kilometer away. So when good is near mouth you can also smell it with you nose. No need for special nose dive.

[@praveenkumarhasabi3614]

Vikrant Rona... 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳🥳

[@umm_winnie]

We smell our food definitely

[@TheSandu666]

Its ok.. 👍

[@skmisra_blr]

The Indian food is supposed to be aromatic at least from a small distance. So, majority of us get the smell while eating it with our hands.

[@shilpanaganur3005]

You should see rich history of Mauryan empire Chandra Gupta Maurya and his grand son chakravartin samrat Ashoka.

[@bharatiye4492]

Eating with hands(with hygiene) add some bacteria to your food that actually helps u in digestion. Like Amoeba help in digestion for bovine animals like cow.

[@mohitnandgirikar7972]

0:46 WOW! Rick! That was accurate!!!!!!!!!! 😧😧

[@sushmaasrinivasa9764]

We Indians don't smell food because we eat very very very spicy food and I am sure many will agree with me if u guys think most people in India don't smell food. It's obvious when we take food near our mouth and it's not necessary at all, first of all the most Indian food are more aromatic due to different usage of spices. U guys can smell Indian food when you are in living room.

[@deepakjoseph9075]

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[@Arpitgupta1090]

It's not about smelling your food, its how you put it so close to ur nose while smelling.

[@hamza3065]

The thumbnail 🤣🤣🤣

[@MohiSyed]

Did they react to Pushpa song yet?

[@akhilk4k]

I don't get why people get offended on smelling food. Smell makes the food tasty. And I never heard someone offended in here if we smell.

[@y.a.994]

When u inhale and exhale, u also exhale the germs filtered out at nose. So smelling food by bringing it close to ur nose is unhygienic

[@avcer9019]

Gaur gopal das "Climate change" speech in United Nations

[@RawkingBanda]

Eating while sitting on chair or couch... Leads to over eating... It's fact

[@MyVijaychowdary]

Coffee masala elachi everything for smell

[@anjnakaul7593]

Oh storage was full. I was wondering why you stopped it.

[@ravicraoify]

If you ignore the Yogic and the ancestral crap mentioned in this video for few minutes.... You eat with hands so that you minimize the risk of burning your tongue. Temperature cannot be sensed using fork, spoon or chopsticks. You use small vessels to eat and serve to minimize the food wastage, and to minimize the risk of overeating. Same reason goes with sitting on floor while eating. So one has a better sense of when to stop eating.

[@The_couple_reacts]

You both watching easy dance songs and get away. Korbin watch some Indian science and yoga miracles of the past on which west has made billions

[@The_couple_reacts]

Also the spiritual golds

[@faizanspace2826]

We feel smelling is good for dogs only.

[@iblis2409]

Guys react to vikrant rona glimpse teaser its from the director Anup bhandari who's previous film was shortlisted for oscars. It's totally magnificent 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jyotsnaamin6970]

One of the most important reason we use hands to eat is bcz it helps us charges the food with the energy in your fingers and aids digestion. These days mostly ppl work on computer screens the use of spoons has increased but when ur having a proper meal most Indians prefer using their hands. Also sniffing the food is considered bad ettiquettes and disrespectful in India as most of the Indian foods are super aromatic even from a distant and the culture of offering fresh and clean food only, insists that u dont put ur nose in or close to the food... And many ppl find it annoying and offensive as we sniff a food only when its stale or gone bad... SO U DO THAT AS GUEST N PPL WILL BE LIKE...DO U THINK M OFFERING U STALE FOOD...HOW DARE YOU???🤣 🤣 jokes apart I hope u liked the vdo.

[@castawaydotcom]

Taking while eating was same as requesting a smack on my head

[@hardikrawal432]

You should react fit tuber video of morden american vs ancient indian way of life

[@varun2904]

You don't need to smell the food exclusively. The indian foods are generally aromatic which would not required to smell them in first place. 😀

[@shashankm8657]

Vikrant Rona glimpse dead man's anthem 🔥 reaction

[@puthenpurakkalniyas6605]

rrrt..right!! KORBIN 😅

[@sumanthprabhu11]

Eat with your Hands like a Caveman ... Best Way

[@ashaygomashe4253]

Could people stop saying we do this and we do that in our culture ,just say 'I' ,there could be people who don't do that ... Don't represent the country, there are many many religions and diverse cultures... don't speak for everyone 😅...I might get hate on this comment 😅

[@aditichaturvedi4246]

Totally agree.... no hate glad you said it. Or they should say "some of us" rather than "we"

[@shubhamingale3901]

Do react on.. "10 CRAZY STORIES FROM INDIA'S HISTORY BY ABHIJIT CHAVDA."

[@kunalverma1444]

Korbin, STOP CHEWING YOUR NAILS !!!...don't block me, I mean well.

[@jitendragautam1865]

No my friend you are wrong.. 10% are the people (the so called elite group) who don't eat with their hands... We all eat with our hands at our homes..... Rice might be eaten differently... North Indians eat rice with spoon bcz it isn't cooked as frequently in these states (Punjab, Haryana, Rajasthan & Western UP) as in other states of India.. But we all eat with our hands whatever is regular in our cuisine

[@moustachesingh9094]

Why would you laugh at things she was telling about importance of eating?? You guys are quite ignorant, had subscribed this channel from long time but not anymore, you shouldn't laugh at someone culture, that's just shows your mentality, really sad

[@pratikmohapatra4906]

They're not being mean against us or our cultures, just being light and funny. Why wouldn't you understand that?

[@shirishmokashi2644]

Param shanti

[@shreea3131]

Anyways second brain is suited in guts....that's what science says... Researchers have found that a lesser known nervous system in our guts (our "second brain") communicates with the brain in our head. Together, "our two brains" play a key role.....

[@shilpanaganur3005]

Watch video on Maharana Pratap. he was our first native freedom fighter against Mughals rule. Who challenged Mughals.

[@nworldwp8201]

Pls do reaction on Sunn Na rap song

[@nilakhanolkar267]

I have always smelled my food before eating it. I love the smell of food. But I am realising that is so unIndian of me!

[@nimivaidya6484]

sniffing and smelling XD

[@jayarajsathyan9532]

ANYTHING ANCIENT IS UNVERIFIABLE. NO DOCUMENTATION.

[@utkarshsrivastava7959]

Its psuedosciene guys..

[@Arjun-di7bi]

Oh ok 😂

[@graceonfilmsnstuff]

whoever told you about not smelling food esp when you try smth new is being hypocritical lol i sniff and smell the wonderful aroma of my family's cooking all the time [and sometimes mine own lol]

[@archanaswamy1652]

She is wonderful watch her yoga videos

[@kripakaransamuel3966]

👏👏👏👏👏👍👍

[@pavandarwe8219]

Who the hell close nose while eating...point is u doesn't hv to put literally ur head into vessels...

[@harshithgowda7914]

Do react to Vikrant Rona glimpse 🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@jaisermadharasan]

Gadgets, sorry I also laughed 😂.

[@ng3306]

She meant fork, chopsticks straw, knife diff types of spoons etc

[@jaisermadharasan]

@@ng3306 Yes bro I understand, nothing offensive. That's why I apologized in the beginning.