Food Trip Through The Canary Islands | Traditional Canarian Food

[@YouAreTheRaidBoss]

Great people all around in this video :)

[@chandrus8358]

This video is a experience

[@truthhurts3807]

We eat that in Puerto Rico.

[@IslenoGutierrez]

Many Puerto Ricans descend from Canarians (Isleños).

[@truthhurts3807]

@@IslenoGutierrez yes. My grandfather was born in fornalux

[@lucardozaa]

@@truthhurts3807 yes, well that's in the balearic islands, not canary.

[@truthhurts3807]

@@lucardozaa I know. Mallorca

[@Drskopf]

Se ve bueno el segundo plato con la cebolla como cuchara

[@FlavioMarceloSousa35]

Brilliant tips, thank you!

[@DWFood]

You're so welcome!

[@morishogo144]

Why don't you put links where can we try that?

[@leonfhr183]

2:50 Ehrenmänner

[@IsaiahHarper11]

Wow Germans sure can tan

[@DWFood]

😅

[@cocoaorange1]

Get real, their parents were immigrants probably. Then again, they could be biracial.

[@joslynaarons6885]

I how interesting, these folks have a Venezuelan accent. Am I the only who thinks so.

[@nodnoc]

Venezuelan Spanish as well as Cuban, Puerto Rican, and Dominican Spanish is influenced by the Spanish spoken on the Canaries

[@HolaAmiga415]

It’s between Cuban & Venezuelan

[@geoport]

they should stick to eating canaries. this stuff looks terrible

[@doblet664]

👏

[@alanalabella88]

Those aren’t Germans

[@einbertalstein1036]

Wegen ihrer Hautfarbe?