Day 1: Grocery Shopping at BONUS! + BLUE LAGOON ICELAND!

[@isabelletacca5459]

Omg blue lagoon is my dream!!!! Amazing vlog 😌

[@CherryandTrevor]

It so lived up to the hype! You should definitely go!👍

[@FoodandFootprints]

Airport lounges are a life changer!

[@CherryandTrevor]

Seriously! So much comfort, so worth it!

[@RichAndSunny]

Very cool vamping! And the Blue Lagoon just looks so so awesome! Sunny has been there, but I couldn't make it, so back on the list.

[@CherryandTrevor]

Thanks guys! Vamping was life! Lol. Omg the Blue Lagoon was sooo amazing! I highly recommend you go back with Sunny to experience it together!!

[@techsnake1]

The Blue Lagoon was super relaxing!!!🙌🏼

[@CherryandTrevor]

Omg I loved the Blue Lagoon! Expensive but totally worth the experience!

[@Explorcation]

Hey guys we had to go back and watching this episode. We love the idea of exploring a destination in a cozy van. Was it hard to find a rental like that? Or is that pretty common in Iceland?

[@CherryandTrevor]

Awesome! It's a very common way to travel Iceland but a lot of the campervan aren't so pimped out like the one we got.

[@Explorcation]

@@CherryandTrevor yours was pretty sweet!

[@FoodandFootprints]

Great color grading at Blue Lagoon!

[@CherryandTrevor]

Thanks for noticing! Wanted to give it that type of feel😊

[@Lyn_espresso]

Omgod this is soooooo beautiful , i love this vlogs 💓

[@CherryandTrevor]

hehe thanks sis😊 We're trying to push out as much possible

[@AnSEpisodes]

the weather looks sooo cold but yesss Blue Lagoon is such the best choice to do! soo relaxing and beautiful too! wanna try the "yogurt" LOL

[@CherryandTrevor]

Blue Lagoon was awesome! Yes that mud really looked like yogurt! Got hungry😁

[@kevinlewis374]

Looks like you had a great trip

[@CherryandTrevor]

Oh we had an awesome trip! Lots more videos to come Kevin!

[@ExploringtheWorld]

Well done guys!

[@CherryandTrevor]

Thanks a lot new friend :)

[@zuzusglobe2549]

Dreamy.... 🤩🤩🤩Love the edit, do you use separate mic??

[@CherryandTrevor]

Thanks Zuzu! We have a shotgun mic attached to our camera. We used the Ride Videomic Pro for this video.

[@kampersadventures958]

Your filming style is in a whole separate class. Love it!

[@CherryandTrevor]

Thanks we appreciate it Kamper! A whole lot more to come ;)

[@pranavkumar9877]

Nice Video

[@CherryandTrevor]

Thank you my #1 supporter

[@overbreakyou7514]

Wow

[@CherryandTrevor]

Wow to you too! Thanks for watching😊

[@techsnake1]

Thanks for watching pare👍

[@overbreakyou7514]

Np.. love watching ur video. God bless to both of you for safe travels.. papa ganna watch dis..

[@CherryandTrevor]

Awww thank you! We have more videos to come. Next video is Saturday po😊

[@theothistledon6935]

That blue lagoon is pretty cool. Whats that white paste? Its very nice modern place. Nice cafe. 😊

[@CherryandTrevor]

It's like a mud mask, great for the skin!

[@theothistledon6935]

@@CherryandTrevor Oh I see. Hmmm.

[@FoodandFootprints]

“I cannot live without rice” - Jumi agrees 🤣

[@CherryandTrevor]

Oh you know us Filipinos😁 lol

[@theothistledon6935]

@4:02 😥😆😱😱😱😱 your NOT going to eat that are you!! 😂😂😂😂😂😆😆 omg!

[@CherryandTrevor]

Yes we did! We are it!😁

[@theothistledon6935]

@@CherryandTrevor 😂👍

[@avnisharma2244]

Can you live in van? Like sleep? Are the camping areas paid ?

[@CherryandTrevor]

So sorry for the late response!! Yes you can live in a van! Even if its not a camper van it is doable. Camper vans are just a lot more comfortable. Yes most camping sites you have to pay for, there was one time we got stuck in a mist and had to wild camp and of course that was free. Are you planning a camper van trip?

[@kristasahlin]

Where did you stay this first night? Was it around the Blue Lagoon?

[@CherryandTrevor]

We stayed at Gata free camp site! Feel free to leave them a donation though and I remember they left us some hard boiled eggs the next morning! :)

[@kristasahlin]

@@CherryandTrevor Oh thank you so much!! That place looks great!! Oh my list. Would love to know where you stay through the rest of your trip. Oh also... you were so put together the whole trip. Did you have a mirror in the Cozy Camper? Or did you bring one or did you use the camp bathrooms? (You know, the important question) . HAHA!!

[@CherryandTrevor]

@@kristasahlin Hahahahahaa!! Thanks!! I brought a small mirror, I mostly got ready inside the Cozy Camper, just cause there were not enough stalls in most of the campsites, and some of them did not have a shower, and you know I had to multi task between getting ready and cooking 😅The other campsites we stayed at along the ring road are: Arnes, Brennisteinsalda, Haukafell, Egilsstadir, Hvammstangi and Olafsvik. There were 2 nights, we had to camp on a parking lot due to a sandstorm, and a lookout due to a thick mist. Both incidents we couldn't see a thing. When we woke up we realized we weren't the only ones parked! Hope this helps your planning!

[@tresninas962]

I wish i could try the "vamping" also 😅.. blue lagoon is ♥️..

[@CherryandTrevor]

Lol it was so pimped out! Blue Lagoon was gorgeous

[@techsnake1]

Take your family vamping!

[@hangryabroad7780]

oh my god that bird scared us 😂😂did they make a big deal of you being late at the blue lagoon?

[@CherryandTrevor]

That seagull had no chill!! Lol. No they were pretty cool and understanding about it👍

[@hangryabroad7780]

@@CherryandTrevor that's awesome! glad you guys made it in

[@Starkardur]

20 dollars for a pack of bacon? I think the price on the shelf is for the Kilo, not the actual package.

[@theothistledon6935]

Hi Cherry, I read 2.3 million people visited Iceland in 2018. Omg 😱 7000-9000 per day CIIAW. Blue Lagoon cost $150 each 😳 wow thats so much money. I dont think its worth it. Thats a ripoff. Some ones ripping a lot of people off. Seriously I doubt its worth the money. Thousands of people means its going to be filthy and worn out. I've travelled enough to know that huge crowds means its dirty, worn out like hostel in H.K.😅 I've learned there is no correlation between the money you pay and what you get. Sometimes you pay high price and get something good. Sometimes you pay high price and its just rubbish. You get what you pay for may or may not be true. I read some pretty bad reviews before. Many good reviews but good reviews mean nothing now. Its easy to pay someone to write positive reviews. Sadly this is the problem with tourism. Beautiful places can quickly become over-hyped shit holes. Sadly thats what happened to Boracay. Millions of tourists quickly gouge away at natures beauty leaving it full of garbage, raw un-treated sewerage, and mega-litres of urine. 😅👎

[@CherryandTrevor]

The Blue Lagoon is really beautiful and we really enjoyed it! Yes it is expensive but you are paying for the atmosphere and the experience. We would definitely go again if we're ever in Iceland! Yeah overcrowding is an issue and Boracay is old example of that. This is bound to happen with tourism especially when travel is seen on many different social media platforms.

[@theothistledon6935]

Icelandic hot dogs ! H-o-l-y fk! 😆😆😆😆😬😬😬🤯🤯🤯 hot dogs are one of the most toxic foods ! Full of nitrates! One of the worst for causing cancer! @3:17 🤣🤣🤣🤣😥😱😱😱😱 Omg Cherry please!

[@CherryandTrevor]

Hahahahahaha!! We had to try it, they're known to have really good hotdogs! It was so good!🤤

[@theothistledon6935]

@@CherryandTrevor Eating 1 hotdog per day increases your risk of getting colorectal cancer by 18%. A child’s risk of developing a brain tumor from eating one hot dog per week is seven times higher than their risk for developing one as a result of regularly using a cell phone.😟 Eating hot dogs also increases the risk of childhood leukemia by 950%.🤯😟 Eating processed meats has also been shown to increase the risk of bladder, breast, and stomach cancers.😥 Hot dogs are high in saturated fat and sodium. Just one hot dog can contain over a quarter of your day’s sodium allowance and over 14 grams of fat. A 2014 study published in Public Health Nutrition looked at the dose-response relationship between eating red and processed meat and the risk of dying from heart disease. A data set of 150,000 deaths clearly showed that the more red and processed meat people ate, the more likely they were to die from heart disease. Another 2014 study in Circulation looked at data from over 37,000 Swedish men aged 45 to 79 years who had no history of heart disease. Men who ate at least 75 grams of processed meat per day had a 1.28 higher risk of heart failure and 2.43 higher risk of death from heart failure. Seventy-five grams is about one and a half hot dogs. Every hot dog you eat increases your risk of type 2 diabetes.😟 People who eat the most processed meats have approximately a 20 to 30% higher risk of diabetes for every two-ounce serving of processed meats per day. That’s just one hot dog per day - hardly a remarkable amount. Hot dogs are also high in nitrates and nitrites, two nitrosamine-forming compounds which can damage the pancreatic cells that make insulin. The type of saturated fat in hot dogs may also contribute to insulin resistance. High on the list of recalled products! Hot dogs have been recalled for many reasons. Some hot dog recalls have been due to contamination of Listeria, metal shards, and bone fragments. These kinds of contaminants may not be all that surprising given hot dogs ingredients. People find very strange, gross, and even dangerous things inside their hot dogs on a pretty regular basis. And these incidents don’t always trigger national food recalls, or even make much of a news splash. Here’s a short list: rubber bands, silverfish, plastic, hair clumps, glass, razor blades, insects, buttons, and pills. There may also be other, unexpected animal parts used in the making of hot dogs. Pig snouts, animal organs, intestines, and skeletal muscle are apparently fair game. Allergys: Hot dogs may contain ingredients that cause some people to have an allergic reaction. This, too, isn’t really surprising given that hot dogs contain a laundry list of ingredients. Many people are allergic to the types of meat trimmings used in hot dogs, food dyes like tartrazine, or additives like nitrates and nitrites. Also hotdogs are served with other unhealthy foods like white bread and coke cola and other sugary drinks. www.google.com/amp/s/foodrevolution.org/blog/are-hot-dogs-healthy/amp/ Most of us probably aren’t eating hot dogs on a heaping plate of raw kale with a side of mixed berries. We like our hot dogs on a heavily processed, white bun. And we top them with condiments that contain high amounts of sugar, sodium, and potentially harmful food dyes. We’ll add even more saturated fat, sugar, and sodium to our plate in the form of sides like potato chips and sugary soft drink beverages. In another study they discovered 2% human DNA in hotdogs. 🤯

[@theothistledon6935]

@@CherryandTrevor Hi ! Wake up 😀😁👍psst Aside from the lens this place in N.Z looks gorgeous. Okay its not white sand still nice sunset and waves coming in and splashing over the black rocks. kzbin.info/www/bejne/m5jOnHeeZ5qrbLc

[@CherryandTrevor]

@@theothistledon6935 Hey I watch that guy's video's! Yeah I would love to vlog and take our photos with that beast of a lens! Top Sony glass👌

[@CherryandTrevor]

@@theothistledon6935 you should write a nutrition book! Sell books and then buy all Song G Masters😀

[@theothistledon6935]

I'm laughing 😂🤣🤣🤣 so hard im almost crying! These foods are not healthy choices. Saturated fats. Hotdogs are by far the unhealthiest foods you can eat.

[@CherryandTrevor]

I know I know! It's quick road trip foods! We did buy actual meat, Icelandic yoghurt, oatmeal and fruit😬

[@theothistledon6935]

@@CherryandTrevor 😂👍🤠 sigh. Excuses ! Excuses! 😂😊👍

[@theothistledon6935]

@@CherryandTrevor raw rolled oats eaten with almond milk and seeds and berries would be a much better option - still I can tell you to eat it.😐😂 Still maybe if your interested you might like to try it.😀 Raw oats (complex carbs, protein and fats.) Almond milk. (10% almonds, rice syrup.) Sunflower seeds (organic) Pumpkin seeds(organic) Flaxseeds (high in omega 6 & its good fibre[organic]) Options: Fresh blueberries Fresh rasberries Fresh strawberries Goji berries Chi seeds (not too much) Another option: Chopped bannana. Topped with RAW honey. ("Organic" raw honey, no additives) 3kg tub. Most of the honey now is rubbish. Always insist on raw honey. Its delicious! Let me know if you do decide to try it. 😊❤👍👌✌👏

[@CherryandTrevor]

@@theothistledon6935 yes we usually eat that for breakfast at home but since we were in a campervan we had to simplify things😌 Trevor loves his organic flaxseed lol😄

[@theothistledon6935]

@@CherryandTrevor Okay. I know hot dogs are popular in the Philippines. Its a popular food that they eat. Still its probably the worst food anybody can eat because of the nitrites and other nasties. I might even have MSG in it. I read mice fed with msg end up with holes in their brains. I hate bitchin to you about food still if you'd read what I've read you'd never eat hotdogs ever again.😂 Just realise i have a heart of gold.😊❤ Flaxseeds are high in omega 3 fats. Its not particularly high in anything except it being good fibre. Another good CHO is chic peas. Its actually higher in nourishment than oats. Its good CHO. You might like to try them one day. I can see why its popular in India.👳‍♂️ They make dahl out of it. I took my camera out yesterday and shot some video footage. I think maybe I need a gimbal. What gimbal does Trevor use?

[@theothistledon6935]

Coke cola !!! 🤣🤣😂😂 thats not a healthy choice! Bwahaha! This is junk food. Chips ! Aka junka-da-fooda! 😬🤯

[@CherryandTrevor]

Chips is an essential road trip snack!😆 We were out of our routine!! Lol

[@theothistledon6935]

@@CherryandTrevor come on stop it lol ha ha 😥😬😂 on a serious note. Never eat hotdogs they're so unhealthy. If only you knew what you are eating. This is why Americans are dying from cancer and why its the leading killer globally. The worst fats. What your muscles use mostly is glycogen which is stored in muscles and your liver. Complex Carbohydrates = CHO 65% of your daily intake of food should be CHO. Thats what your body needs. Its converted quickly into energy. I looked at your diet and its high in fat, and meat. Fat and meat has a higher energy density but it takes much longer to convert into energy. You'll find that eating complex CHO will give you sustained energy. A breaskfast like in the recipe above will give you at least 3~4 hours of energy. 65% CHO 25% Protein 10% Fat So yeah If you ate that breakfast you'd feel much better. Also I drink pomegranate juice which is very good for you. Anyway thats my advice. I hope you try it one day. 😇👌👏

[@CherryandTrevor]

@@theothistledon6935 yeah we now those hot dogs are bad for the body. We just wanted to try them because they're supposed to be a specialty in Iceland lol. Usually at home we're eating lots of complex carbs, oats, sweet potato, quinoa, brown rice, whole wheat bread. Every morning we have a shot of wheat grass and spirulina...you would be proud!🤩

[@theothistledon6935]

@@CherryandTrevor What a relief! 👏👌👍🤠❤ Japanese octagenarians mainly eat sweet potatoes. So yeah its very good CHO. Also their diet contains only 2% meat.

[@theothistledon6935]

@@CherryandTrevor Quinoa (Keen-wha) is slightly superior to oats still the price of Quinoa is 12X higher.🤯 still I might try it anyway.

[@theothistledon6935]

Cherry !!!! 🤔🤯😬 cheezles!! These aren't "healthy choices!!!" O-m-g trans fats full of omega 6 !!! 🤣😂😆

[@CherryandTrevor]

Ahhhh!🤩 I got busted!!😆 One of my favorite little treats!!😬