Persian ICE CREAM, Faloodeh Factory in Yazd, Iran! REFRESHING Iranian Sorbet Dessert!

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For this special adventure in Yazd, Iran, I’m taking you to see how they make the most famous falooda in the city! Come with me as we explore a falooda factory in Yazd, Iran!
There are three types of falooda in Iran, and this version is from Yazd. Falooda is a dessert you’ll find throughout the Middle East and South Asia, and contains vermicelli noodles, rose water, and other ingredients like condensed milk, sugar, fruit, ice, and more. Everyone makes it a little different!
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This was different from the falooda I was used to in India and Pakistan. In their basement, we saw how they make their noodles using wheat starch. They took sugar water, ice, rose water, noodles.
The rose in the falooda was so good. It was silky and refreshing, especially with the heat outside!
Because this is a falooda factory, they sell directly to people who then re-sell it. Back in the basement, the wheat starch was almost ready to become noodles. They strain it to become thin, soft noodles, and then, they add it to cold water to make them harden.
The noodles aren’t great by themselves, because they’re bland without the rose and sugar. But it was so nice that they wanted me to try it!
On our way to our hotel, we drove through Yazd. There are mountains and deserts nearby, and the city itself has lots of short buildings. At the hotel, they gave us some berry juice as a welcome drink. In the back, they have some gardens and saw some macaws there!
There’s a restaurant there as well. And above it all, there are lots of rooms! I had a massive room with a TV and queen-sized bed, and a relaxing sitting area.
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My name is David Hoffmann. Since starting David’s Been Here in 2008, I have traveled to over 1,300 destinations in 91 countries to experience and document unique cultures on my KZbin channel, travel blog, and social media.
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[@stg77777]

* Fact * This is the place where falooda originated during 400BC which means "Smoothy" in Farsi language & then it travelled to Pak & Ind with their own versions.

[@TabbyAngel2]

Thank you for spreading this knowledge 🙏 also worthy to mention that the Persianate Mughals brought Faloodeh (including many Persian dishes to India and Pakistan).

[@The_Riddler21]

Amazing IRAN 🇮🇷

[@shivaramjagasar562]

Amazing...just amazing 👏 I have never seen anything like this in my life. Thanks again David for sharing the wonderful world of food, culture and places to go!!

[@Naz.Afrashteh]

David, next time please visit the north, Ramsar and Gilan province... it's peacefully beautiful. I go there when i want to feel God's presence☺️💟🤍♥️🙏🏼🌞💐

[@systemonsystematon2323]

اخه عزیزم اینها جاهای تاریخی با ساختمانها ی قدیمی وزیبا و همینطور خوراکیهای مخصوص میرند شما تهرانیها و البته در تابستان از استانهای دیکر هم میرند به خاطر سرسبزی ولی کلا در تمام ایران جاهای بسیار زیبا وتاریخی وجود داره که متاسفانه خود ایرانیها کمتر دیدند در حالیکی بسیار زیبا و با ساختمانها بسیار زیبا وارشیتکتورهای عالی

[@chandymohapatra]

Iran is a lovely country it seems !

[@ShabanandHailey]

Great seeing how Faloodeh is made looks quite delicious... the scenery beautiful gardens ...Maucaus...awesome country that is Iran....Another very informative look at Iran.... Thanks David and as always safe travels. BTW I lokked at Melina drawing.. she's so talented and I like the way she speaks let her keep on. God Bless her.

[@elizabeth16598ee]

What a nice treat on a hot day. Anything with rose water is a must have. Yum :) Faloodeh never knew how it was made thanks for showing us that. Mr. Taster is really a great guy . Hope you both rested well that day :)

[@fcs9225]

Big fan of you David

[@christinechance7663]

GREAT VIDEO THE HOTEL IS SOOOO GORGEOUS!!!!!SUCH A BEAUTIFUL PLACE!!!!!YOU GUYS CAN FINALLY TAKE A BREAK AND JUST ENJOY YOUR HOTELS AND GET RESTED BC IM SURE THERES MORE TO COME!!!!LOVE U DAVID &MR.TASTER!!!!👍💙❤🥰🤩😘😍🤗😜

[@subratabose2960]

Million dollar smile

[@JudyT868]

David: what can I say? SHORT but SWEET. The dessert reminds me of something similar to what they make in Trinidad called sawine pronounced "say wine", with noodles and milk. I am still amazed by the beautiful buildings there and the fact that the place is so clean as far as I can see. It's always interesting to see how something is made so that people can appreciate it's value. Nice job. Waiting to see what's next. By now, you are probably in Iraq, I guess, so take care and be safe 🙏🕊️🇹🇹🇨🇦

[@Kimmy_95]

I'm from Trinidad to and I agree with you about the sawine (minor similarities) which I LOVE. This Iranian dessert looks good to. And I also also admire the cleanliness of most of the streets & many buildings shown here to.

[@JudyT868]

@@Kimmy_95 it's amazing how food from anywhere in the world can be adopted and adapted to make it one's own. 🇹🇹🇨🇦

[@Kimmy_95]

@@JudyT868 Yes so true. That's the beauty of food & how it's prepared based on different cultures. Very fascinating.

[@ingridbee9192]

Lovey to see how its made. I had try it one time with my friend. It was delicious, but look a little diffrent. Hers had fruits and milk.

[@BaharBeeBee]

I miss Faloodeh so much!

[@alaviyan8510]

Your wellcom❤🌹

[@yazdtourism]

Thanks for share this beautiful video👌🏻🌱

[@abuturabshah65]

DAROOD MUHAMMAD O ALAY MUHAMMAD I LOVE IRAN ITS REVOLUTION ITS FOOD ITS PEOPLE ITS FALOODA ABUTURAB SHAH FROM AMERICA

[@mark-irani]

That was great 👍 😋

[@buzzysmoments6830]

Amazing

[@najibhourany6025]

Wonderfull

[@shoiku4734]

Looks similar to Singapore's (or Southeast Asia) Iced Cendol/Chendol dessert with rice flour jelly "noodles".

[@zibacherzad2844]

Paloodeh is one of the best desserts ever!

[@rezanory3466]

in Urmia city in Iran its little difference

[@hisholiness4537]

Yakhchal gang

[@Naz.Afrashteh]

Faloode Shirazi👏🏼👌🙌🏼♥️😍

[@systemonsystematon2323]

Oh yaz is very beuti histori city very very nice and faloodeh ummmm yam yammy

[@Homa.learning]

Your map and title refer to shiraz but it is yazd

[@Team.Melli.Report]

Thanks for this. For a second I was like wait a minute….. Isn’t Yazd more East? South Central Iran is Shiraz @Davidsbeenhere

[@ec8179]

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[@engr100viki5]

my best bro david thank you for your huge respect against cpec friendship countries lot of love from your cousin viki 💙

[@amirkhozuey6159]

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[@kings8217]

Mr.Taster: Faloodeh David: Feloodah Mr.Taster: Faloodeh David: Feloodah Mr.Taster: we have Faloodeh Kermani, we have Faloodeh Shirazi and Faloodeh Yazdi David: Feloodah

[@michelafshin]

Hi David Yazd province is in middle of iran, not in the west side with best regard michel afshin

[@nuhadgideon5443]

It’s weird to see Persian ice cream made of noodles with rose water looks yummy and savory !

[@m.6343]

This is not Ice cream. Faloodeh is just a cold Persian dessert . You can type Persian ice cream you will see it right here how it is made.

[@bluemiracle5131]

Faloodeh is sweet, There is sugar in it. They didn't mention it in the video for some reason.

[@caap2701]

I LOVE SORBET ❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@persia3148]

Next time com with u family

[@jamjar1948]

Dear David, the city of Yazd is not located at the region showed in the beginning of the video. The marked city is actually Shiraz, city of Yazd is more on the east in Yazd province. Thanks for your great video and also thanks Mr. Taster!

[@Davidsbeenhere]

That’s unfortunate that our map guy messed up. In the end what matters is that people know the city of Yazd 🇮🇷

[@jamjar1948]

@@Davidsbeenhere Thanks David for all your great videos and showing different cities and great things of Iran. Yup, the names matter the most!

[@Vakiloroaya]

David , you had a little mistake in the start of video, pinned place is Fars , Shiraz

[@amirali-bn2rv]

سلام اطلاعات خود را به روز کنید اون ایالت یا استان در روی نقشه که نشان میدهید یزد نیست بلکه فارس شیراز است

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[@khashiashtari2183]

It should be written and pronounced “Paaloudeh”. But many of our original Persian words that started with the letter “P” changed to “F” due to Arab invasion.

[@rajendarbalmiki4239]

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[@ahmadm8571]

Sorry but I have to say you mark yazd on map in Fars Province that is the place of shiraz

[@zahtasoleimaji1720]

Kiri to ro the first one

[@persia3148]

The original falooda is shirazi

[@abolfazltabari9707]

like

[@behnamzare6501]

dud yazd its not there that you showed its on the other side in east of iran

[@micah_rosenberg]

WRONG INFO. This is not YAZD, I looked at G map this location is FARS state in Persia.

[@Team.Melli.Report]

He put the wrong map picture chill. He’s in Yazd bro lol.

[@afshin5214]

The place you show on the map can be Shiraz not Yazd.

[@anonhensen]

It's getting even more confusing. Yazd is still where Shiraz is supposed to be on the map, and the title of the video is referring to Shiraz. 😕 Edit: Well, the title is now mentioning Yazd.

[@Bullcutter]

Watch out for financial scammers posting here, ready to take your money and run! They operate in groups, pretending not to know one another and act like they are on film! You've been warned!

[@AAA-ie5yy]

You show Shiraz on the map not Yazd

[@m.6343]

Please when you work in food factory or visit food factory wear a hair net. This must be in the policy of the factory itself.

[@zahtasoleimaji1720]

Kiri Kiri Kiri Kiri Kiri Kiri

[@persiantommy4724]

You made a mistake once again, 0:03 this is not yazd 🗿😑

[@donantrax407]

Munchies

[@vj_great551]

Falooda is a mix of things not noodles... or did Iran got it wrong

[@habibshams6958]

Dear friend, The word "faloodeh" comes from Persian. How come Iranians are making it wrongly?!

[@vj_great551]

@@habibshams6958 no falooda was created in india.... it is a mixture of noodles or vermicelli with dried fruits, tutti frutti and icecream

[@adoust3921]

@@vj_great551 😂😂

[@ahomasoumi2033]

@@vj_great551 That’s not correct. Faloodeh originates from Persia. It is just one of many things that have spread to India. This is the correct way to make it.

[@TabbyAngel2]

​@vjal551 the Persianate Mughals literally brought the majority of your dishes to your countries. What are you even on 😅

[@zahtasoleimaji1720]

Kiri Kiri Kiri Kiri Kiri Kiri Kiri Kiri

[@shanawazkhan6969]

Bro, this not real falooda,we have real falooda in India .

[@Davidsbeenhere]

Falooda has origins in Persian Faloodeh which is what this video is about. Respectfully, it originated in Ancient Persia.

[@shanawazkhan6969]

@@Davidsbeenhere i agree but we improve it,and make more better tastier.

[@user-px4bi7wz5n]

Azerbaijanis in Iran are Turks. They identify themselves as "Turks" and nothing else. Over the past millennium, the territory of today's “so-called” Iran was ruled by Turkic dynasties starting from the Ghaznavids, Seljuks, Timurids, Safavids, Nader Shah’s Afsharid dynasty, and ending with the Qajar’s. By the early 20th century, the Persian Pahlavi dynasty stole power from the Turks with the help of European powers, mainly Britain. Until that time there had never been a country called Iran. Since that day the Persian nationalists have been discriminating against Azerbaijani Turks and other minorities. Azerbaijani Turks in Iran are not a minority, but a majority. The Iranian current ayatollah mullah regime is systematically assimilating them. In most cases, the Persian neo-Nazis do not even recognize the Turkish identity of Azerbaijanis, calling them an Iranian fake "Azeri" minority just speaking Turkish or a hybrid mix of Iranians with Mongols. They openly insult the Turks, denying their ethnicity. This is the official state policy towards the Azerbaijani Turks in Iran. There are over 40 million Turks that live in Iran, but they don't even have the schools in Turkish language. The regime persecutes every Turk who demands a school or any other basic human right. The Persians are using the fanatical sect of Shia Islam to cover-up their ultra-nationalist pan-Farsist chauvinist agenda and oppress other ethnic groups. This ideology has nothing to do with the religion of Islam, but they call the state an Islamic republic. Iran is not an Islamic republic, but a Persian national kleptocracy. They actively promote the Persian neo-Nazi ideology of Aryan race supremacy.

[@adoust3921]

Turks belong in Mongolia. leave our region

[@bsfa9766]

خفه شو بوقلمون

[@Ophadelax]

The word Azar in Persian means fire and badegan means protectors so Azar Baijan basically means the fire protectors which fire the ancient zoroastrian temple which has been burning for 3 thousands years and our first civilization in this region dates back to some what 5000 years BC We have been around for years and all that you see and beyond are ours. The Iranians . That includes your newly established country of Azarbaijan which is a stolen province of Iran by USSR don't rewrite history for your self.

[@maryb6074]

Don't talk nonsense. I am Azari and dislike Turk and Mongols as they did terrible things in Iran. You must be from Turkey or Azerbaijan intelligence services.

[@TabbyAngel2]

My grandfather was Azeri from Tabriz and he always said he was purely Iranian and never Turkic. Stop speaking BS