Bizarre Foods with Andrew Zimmern, S06E22 Montreal [part 1]

[@SlashvsAdamSadler]

The provincial capital of Québec is Québec city , not Montreal

[@ItamiAkuma]

+The Pussy Diaries Well, in the Province of quebec we have a city named quebec.

[@livingonadollar2882]

James Helfield And James Hetfield on youtube is not the same person....

[@SlashvsAdamSadler]

@@livingonadollar2882 And your point being ?

[@livingonadollar2882]

@@SlashvsAdamSadler My point is you have to ask...

[@SlashvsAdamSadler]

@@livingonadollar2882 Cool have a good day .

[@samzel3624]

I've spent time in all of the major canadian cities and Montreal has by far the most culture and couisine, Tres bien!

[@Panzer_ze_tank]

The world thanks the french for inventing the mini skirt. The canadians are grateful to the Quebecois for the poutine and ducks.

[@phille_s]

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[@phille_s]

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[@gugugagapipi]

anyone know what the song at 7:36 is???????????? i want to walk down the street and just listen to it

[@magickelise]

"A French island within an Anglican country" - errrr... It's the *whole province* of Quebec that is French, and Montreal is the most anglicized spot in the province. Andrew or his researchers really need to check their fact twice. (Someone already mentioned how Montreal is NOT the capital of Quebec - merely its biggest city)

[@Greenman422]

9:53 What she says about the cheese curd is the exact opposite to the key of a good poutine. Cheese curds need to be room temperature so they start melting as soon as they are hit by the hot gravy.

[@riririri8535]

Duck restaurant is that in Bromont Quebec?

[@elias2117]

Can someone tell me where it is he eat. In America we can't view this video, thanks.

[@jenniferrobin2988]

Thanks for posting this. My city!! Whohoo :-)

[@bryanquisco6342]

David So from JKNews brought me here!

[@Poodleinacan]

I live next to Montreal (well, south to it), in Boucherville... Yes, smoked meat is fucking good (we can buy that in COSTCO... Poutine from COSTCO is very good, and you get a lot for 5$ (by the way, the gravy ised in normal poutine isn't just any gravy. It's a special gravy for poutine). 6:54 Never heard of it.

[@bjdon99]

Deep frying the poutine fries in duck fat makes that heart attack food taste just that much better.

[@HirachieOfSociety]

It's fun if its your first time, but generally yeah, it's pretty boring. Been living here for 23 years and you can honestly see everything there is to offer in Montreal in a year of living here, especially if you live in the city and befriend the locals.

[@TomHuston43]

What city would you not find boring after a year? Manhattan? New Orleans? I've been here for 81 years and find something new and interesting every year.

[@stingoh]

Amazing to think that a 3 seconds google search, to verify their facts, would have avoided this mistake. It makes me wonder how well they research the rest of their stuff.

[@danf8047]

For some reason people pronounce it Mawn-tree-all and not Mun-tree-all (as it should be)

[@TomHuston43]

"MO', re al" There is no "t" in French.

[@danf8047]

@@TomHuston43 I'm sure we're talking about the english pronounciation, n'est-ce pas?

[@grungelovr5798]

It sucks cuz in Montreal we need a beer silence to be allowed to drink alcohol. It`s $188 and it takes at least 3 weeks to receive by mail or 2 weeks if you go to get it at the Beer Ministry.

[@meshkenet]

That's not a squirrel, that's a beaver hat.

[@ThePhantomSephiroth]

It's always interesting.....and strange to hear an outsider's perspective.

[@jozsefkacsa]

2:22 Montreal isn't the Provincial Capital!!! Quebec City(Ville De Quebec)is!!!Montreal is the largest City of the Province of Quebec but not the Capital!!!

[@bradlove514]

interesting intro. a french section of an anglican country? did he mean anglophone? anglican is a type of christianity

[@GoDangerTaylor]

The sounds of him eating are almost as bad as all the incorrect references.

[@bellosom334]

its my city xD ill go see these restauramt for sure :3

[@SothirKenDalis]

`wow I was there last thanksgiving and the 'smoke meat' is awesome. The patremy in New York is nothing compared.

[@TomHuston43]

"patremy"?

[@ctnguyen5]

Nadia G! Love her! I had no idea she was a Montrealer.

[@Advection357]

1:12 looks like Decarie Hot Dog! Used to go there often.. always jam-packed! *edit* It's not. BUT it's still a nice place to catch a dog/poutine before heading to the movies.. Andrew should change his motto to: "If it's not rock, I'll eat it" haha

[@bobbiusshadow6985]

lol

[@normlor8109]

no place else on Earth can come close to Montreal Smoked Meat no matter where they set up their shops but one mistake Celine and Hubby did was to have this incredible Meat produced for sale at IGA in plastic packages where the quality CAN'T be any match to house production, for one thing it's all lean and Smoked Meat is NEVER to be enjoyed without a touch of fat. the two most Iconic aromas for me are a "new" car and "Montreal Smoked Meat" and Frank will ship it just about anywhere for you!!

[@MagicPlayer192]

erm Montreal is not the capitol of Quebec, That would be Quebec city...

[@pigletforeverx3]

omg before it came on i knew it was Nadia i love her show

[@HMan2828]

Hmmm... The provincial capital of Quebec is Québec, not Montreal...

[@ChantalPerezify]

Terrible fact-checking but Montreal IS one of the greatest places in the world. I wish someone had given me a job there so I wouldn't have had to leave... >___< J'

[@m-howl5028]

Curds should be fresh and room temperature, not cold!

[@Poodleinacan]

@danpt2000 There's some fun things... But it's just a city... Not much there... And it also depends on what you like to do...

[@heinzfred1935]

By the way Québec city is the Capital of Québec not Montréal but anyways very nice episode :P

[@SirhcEnit]

Yup, they were probably confusing largest or 'cultural capital' with provincial capital. The other explanation is that their tour book was printed 1844 to 1849 ;)

[@Springboardseo]

Ya, not too well researched - I find the show interesting, but it seems to be a bit of a Anthony Bourdain wannabe show

[@masonmcdixon9294]

Schwart deli as been bought by Celine Dion years ago in Montreal the not capital of Quebec

[@Mcblender23]

English in French is Anglais its the people who talk English that are referred as Anglophones. Same goes for those who speck French and call francophone

[@GhostsOfThings]

I'm surprised his editors kept all of his mistakes in this.

[@brownjanelle91]

wuu...no poutine?

[@frgggrander]

W video

[@MrDorehn]

If you call it pastrami again... im going to punch you !!!

[@extech921]

Uhh...ya. And Los Angeles is the capital of California...

[@mickey15012]

that were i live

[@NotMac]

This goof is wearing a squirrel hat

[@AnimeRonin]

I've had Montreal bagels before and... well, they're good, yes, but I prefer the New York style. *shrug* Still, one of my favorite episodes.

[@engrish2006]

And again, Andrew Zimmern: Anglican is a religion, and it never refers to a language that people speak. >.

[@2MinutesToMidnightt]

I hate the way Andrew portrays Montreal. It's so much more than this.

[@martinabolducci]

Big mistake here!!! Montreal is NOT the provincial capital of Quebec, Quebec City is!!!

[@michealkilborn7906]

Lol André Montréal n'est pas la capitale due Québec. Québec est la capitale. Ooh Américains Où puisez-vous votre connaissance de? Ahaha!!

[@NormacHC]

Mìcheil Kilborn Who cares?

[@michealkilborn7906]

People like him, and others getting our capital cities wrong should care. Especially being a TV show host. I mean I know you Americans are vastly ignorant and under educated. But at least act like you have some education. More so when you go on TV.

[@brownjanelle91]

mmk, may need to travel to more places other then montreal. Say..up north...you will get some really insane meals there. Raw-Fermented Whale. Or perhaps one of the reserves you will get some good grub there. Just sayin.

[@ney57e]

English is Anglophone in french, so maybe he got confused because of that? xD

[@ColdDaBlood]

quebec,quebec is the capital and poutine is a QUebec, Quebec foods

[@SimonRancourt]

Schwartz's is owned by Céline Dion.

[@monyvalesti]

I love nadia g!

[@Fdubdubs]

As fun it is to watch this show, I am a bit disappointed at how incorrect Andrew's facts are...

[@ney57e]

... I know? lol

[@shahidkhan671]

love nadia g, to bad the ducks were not free range. sigh

[@shahidkhan671]

this guy is so funny.

[@jon5343]

sorry but montreal is not the capital of quebec the capital of Quebec is Quebec

[@GENERALBLAIS]

Im so mad at this episode ... im sorry we dont arms wrestle while eating poutine and we dont cook lobsters in maple syrup like wtf...!?

[@jonathanparis1988]

wow, Montreal women look good.

[@Classteddybear]

POUTINE!

[@engrish2006]

Oh dear Andrew Zimmern, Montréal isn't the capital, Quebec City is the capital. >.

[@roflpoopinthepee]

GO CANADA

[@Feril1]

Being Canadian I'm sorry for not knowing Montreal was an island ;-;

[@NormacHC]

***** That's pretty embarrassing :/

[@tony-thefiglovinstargazer]

I’m quite surprised that cultures/people allow/s filming food preparation of foods that are dear and near to who they are as people and culture by a program that is called “bizarre food/s”. It’s offensive. And then the host eat the food!?

[@dunnowy123]

Anglo...refers to English culture, I give him the benefit of the doubt.

[@azzurrichris]

Montreal is not the Capital of Quebec lol

[@Trisynine]

POOTIS

[@Wasabisaki]

lol Montreal, "the provincial capital of Quebec" .........O Americans....

[@cynicalbluewhale]

Smoked meat, not smoked beef, and it's not cooked like pastrami at all, at least do some research before you speak...

[@metalmarc1]

The most beautiful women are in the province of Quebec.

[@danpt2000]

Montreal Looks boring as hell.

[@3rdgenerationfarmer]

Foie gras. Not fucking cool dude

[@NormacHC]

mark taylor Whatever dude.

[@toddevans5731]

Celine Dion 🙄

[@toddevans5731]

Nadia G🙄