Mexicans Try Indian Sweets for Diwali

[@SecondBreakfast]

Hey guys! Which reaction was your favorite? For more videos from Mexico check out our channel. Instagram: @haveasecondbreakfast

[@pratyush270395]

Those people that gave these deserts 3 and 5 ... Let's be honest, you have a lot of friends, you dont need them in your life

[@ScrolltheNature]

Loved it how you guys not ignoring & trying these resembling dishes.

[@tonyroy8123]

Chum chum like a hot dog or cheese log....😂😂😂

[@XO.Studio]

Liked how they paused the video to go get the Mazapan 🤣

[@SecondBreakfast]

We had to try! :)

[@sunscream8502]

It's called editing mama 😁

[@adriansamuel58]

I liked it too.

[@assassincreed7223]

Lolz they rated kaju katli very low while we're dying to even have it ...🙄

[@drmilan6386]

It's fucking overrated... Gulab jamun is the king

[@daitbharat]

Kaju katli my favourite

[@ich3rish]

@@daitbharat same

[@sandismith9780]

I usually prefer Cakes but kadju Katli is my jam hands down!

[@shadman346]

No offence but I personally hate kaju katli it doesn't go well with taste buds 🤷🏻‍♂️

[@pklonghta]

India was the first country to produce sugar, so it's very expected that Indian sweets will be sugary. I usually squeeze gulab jamun to remove its syrup and enjoy 😉

[@SecondBreakfast]

Squeezing gulab jamun is the way to go! 😀. BTW sugar was first produced in Brazil and not India.

[@SecondBreakfast]

Ahh! I see sugarcane was first discovered in Brazil. But sugar was produced in India! You learn something everyday. 😀

[@pklonghta]

@@SecondBreakfast "Sugar was first produced from sugarcane plants in northern India sometime after the first century AD.[1] The derivation of the word “sugar” is thought to be from Sanskrit शर्करा (śarkarā), meaning "ground or candied sugar," originally "grit, gravel". Sanskrit literature from ancient India, written between 1500 - 500 BC provides the first documentation of the cultivation of sugar cane and of the manufacture of sugar in the Bengal region of the Indian subcontinent.[2][3] The Sanskrit name for a crudely made sugar substance was guda, meaning “to make into a ball or to conglomerate."[2]" " Reference- en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_sugar 12:19 am, East Canada, Dec. 2, 2020

[@swayampbindhani]

@@pklonghta yeah u r right...some ancient scriptures dated more than 3500 years...mentions ...sweets made of sugar...and offered to Lord Vishnu.

[@swayampbindhani]

Just subscribed you guys! 👍👍🙏

[@nirvanabliss73]

the couple in the video was very choosy :)

[@bhanubhaiparmar1959]

Exactly.. Not only choosy but kind of rude nd disrespectful.... I don't like that.. We Indias know what is the value of food nd know how to respect it... Nd all the time they were eating like.. I don't like it nd making a pig face.. I really felt at a point that they should immediately leave 😡

[@soniac.3240]

They were annoying as well

[@bhanubhaiparmar1959]

@@soniac.3240 Yes..exactly

[@ChaitanyaArige]

They are mad...they disliked everything...how come

[@TheJayupat]

Kaju katli in India gets all 9.5 !! 🍱😋

[@SecondBreakfast]

True!! Haha nice touch with the bento box emoji 🍱😀 you either love it or hate it.. Me (Avi) loves it and Ruchi hates it 😍

[@tobiramahatesmullas6526]

People fight with their siblings for Kaju Katli

[@shadman346]

Bruh not necessary in my circle not many people like kaju katli they prefer gulab jamun..

[@siddharthdhulipala24]

Haha, would personally give Kaju Katli not more than 6!

[@meditati-1524]

Very cool and interesting video! Indian cuisine is pretty much unknown to me, and this is helping a lot, and I’m loving it!!

[@SecondBreakfast]

Glad you enjoyed the video and learned more about Indian food. It's a vast topic because of all the diversity in the country. The food changes every 200 kms!

[@hollywebster6844]

When we make bunuelos at home, we dip them whole in the syrup after frying and then stack them on a plate. The syrup soaks in a little and it's more like the Indian sweet.

[@SecondBreakfast]

Thank you for sharing! In that case it would taste very much like the Indian jalebi 😍 que rico!!! 💖

[@myrapereira5622]

We make Marzipan in Goa for Christmas. But it's made of cashew nuts or Almond. 😊 Flan is what we call pudding in 🇮🇳

[@SecondBreakfast]

Oh it’s interesting! Marzipan made with cashew would be perfect. Any other Goan sweets that we should know of?

[@myrapereira5622]

@@SecondBreakfast yeah there are many. To start with there's Bebinca, Dodol, Bathika. Than kulkuls, Pinag, milkcream, plum cakes prepared during Christmas. Also there are many sweet dishes we prepare for evening tea in that there's hindu and christian dishes like mangane, Alebele(crepe), Filhos(pancakes), shirvoyo(vermicelli kheer), Atol to name a few 😊 Also the famous Munoichi kelim(bananas) fried in ghee and served with vanilla ice cream. The list is endless. Would like to see you'll trying some Goan cuisine too 😊

[@SecondBreakfast]

We had Bebinca when we stayed in Goa for a couple of months as a test run to our nomad journey and loved it. I guess it’s time for us to go back to Goa!

[@myrapereira5622]

@@SecondBreakfast Do visit Goa soon 😊

[@nandemopodcast]

This was a lot of fun to watch. Amazing video guys! We loved learning about the similarities between Indian and Mexican sweets. Its also great that you guys are finally opening up the unexplored universe of Indian sweets to the world! Looking forward to more amazing content. Great job!

[@SecondBreakfast]

Thank you! It’s always fun to make these videos and to hear different perspectives of things we grew up with.

[@joyjayantichatterjee7940]

This was such a great video! Especially loved the comparisons with the Mexican sweets!❤️

[@lifeofsahani]

I appreciate your efforts that you put a pause and showed us what Mexican lookalike and taste alike sweets they were talking about.

[@SecondBreakfast]

Glad you liked it. We love trying food and experiencing the culture of wherever we are. We do live streams covering these topics. Hope you can join in on a future one here on KZbin!

[@vsratheesh4513]

We in India, someone asks to taste, we just have it without second thought and definitely give tumbs up 😂

[@calltothesky2880]

Agree. 😂 But I like foreigner being honest too. Cause then what's the point. Not too harsh though, ofc! But yeah love our sweet indian nature of being polite specially to foreigners cause they might misunderstand us. ❤️

[@citlaliescobardaza3230]

CHUM CHUM FOREVER

[@shorts-gh8mv]

Me too 😇

[@behari5]

Now I'm feeling like eating Indian sweets.

[@khalildas741]

Thanks for including Kaaju Katli, my favorite. The green jacket (striped Tshirt) and the pink jacket have excellent taste. I laughed thru the vid. Think the green jacket is a chef/foodie.

[@chitrashankar2320]

I loved the video with those mouth watering sweets.

[@mrinalinirebecca9563]

How come the Mexican girls skin are so amazing and flawless !

[@aniketyadav9838]

Imo the Mexicans are the closest kin we have in the world. They are exactly like us in all aspects.

[@mrp5764]

they have golden skin

[@maxkill1231]

@@aniketyadav9838 Very true

[@avinashashastry9596]

I was happy to see they liked besan laddoo! Usually nobody tries that

[@amitarmori2729]

Depend on preparation....I don't like when it little dry and crispy outside...like rawa Ladoo...but if is nicely made then it taste like peda

[@mrp5764]

A very enjoyable video. I am surprised you don't know what Marzipan and flan are. they are not Mexican deserts but a universal favorite, also most bakeries in the Christian populated cities in India like Goa, Mumbai, Bangalore, and Kerala have marzipan sweets shaped like fruits or animals in different colors for sale as part of their Christmas eats. most Christmas cakes have marzipan fondant in India. loved the way you immediately researched and sampled what you dint know. it really gave a lot more substance to your video.

[@SecondBreakfast]

We definitely heard and had tasted flan before. But we had not encountered Marzipan in India until we came to Mexico. Now we are excited to eat Marzipan when we get back to India and compare the two!

[@skgupta563]

Haha Indian can't eat taste their own all of food items you expecting foreign foods seriously

[@gabval81]

The mazapan you mentioned is called turron. Mazapan is Mexican but turron is European (Spanish)

[@ThePoofymushroom]

Hahaha! great one guys! Looks like they love besan laddoo.

[@cgrimm21]

Because of my boyfriend, I couldn't participate in this video. Thanks a lot adolfo.

[@pratyush270395]

"Adolfo" Name checks out .... Thanks a lot Adolfo

[@manir955]

Bad Boy friend. 😛

[@siddharthakumarsingh]

Hahaha!!

[@AbhishekSharma-tz7be]

@@AkanshaGupta2009 ..janeman, she is saying k iske boyfriend ki wajah se ye is experiment Mai participate nhi Kar payi..!!

[@kushagraverma6456]

😂😂💓

[@fir212]

I love the Pause Play ▶ parts lol makes the video more fun 😁😂

[@joshuapaul5754]

Kaju Katli is forever the best.

[@arjunreeves]

Great video, liked your segways to explaining the food they were referring to

[@SecondBreakfast]

Thank you! We love finding food similar to Indian food.

[@sudhendugupte7562]

Have fun and enjoy thanks.

[@aaronaftershock]

good job with the video! la chica de la chaqueta verde es super linda 😍

[@niyatislife1702]

From where did you get the couple? Are they from Earth? Seriously all the sweets were delicious and loved by others except for the robot couple

[@anupkoyorhi9435]

5:47 here I was offended 🤣

[@manir955]

Your format was good. 👍👍

[@gauravgupta-rj8zw]

The taste buds of the couple aren't good enough, probably you should have tried giving them hajmola and then the sweet😂

[@sreeevathsan]

Love the edits! 🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@suravimajumdar3277]

Nice video, but the couple did injustice to the sweets... They're those teachers in whose class the highest scorer would be 5/10 :|

[@mayankgangwar9626]

I appreciate the makers insight to try the mexican sweets too.

[@SecondBreakfast]

Thank you for the appreciation! We live sharing our culture and also learning about theirs💖

[@mekashyamsunderloganathan6376]

When I lived in Spain I had tasted that planc it is a important dessert available after the lunch , remind of my days In Barcelona 🙏 Planc exactly taste like vennila gulab jammun...

[@friendlyatheist9589]

Kaju katli is my most favourite. It's just amazing

[@DavidsRandomPlanet]

Nice video I love the Indian culture

[@khusalsoni3276]

My fvrt kaju katli

[@pranaybhoir3]

2:55 that’s some big ass gulab jamun.

[@emisadanjusein3340]

Me gustan sus 🍬

[@Just_forfun9140]

They put excessive amount of sugar in most Indian sweets, if they could cut down to half they would taste much better.

[@itskvani]

These are mostly from Northern part of India. You have to taste sweets from Southern India ..We have so many varieties and many are made from Jaggery and bit healthy too

[@suravimajumdar3277]

So u don't want sweets to be "sweet" -_-

[@ajayv9039]

What's the meaning of Sweet?????

[@SshivamKhopkar]

@@itskvani ugh! Stop with the North and South already. Most of the sweets in North can be made with jaggery.

[@antaresbnv3350]

No rivalry for milk based sweets. Indian Bengali sweets are the best.

[@mohanreddy2309]

Good editing!!!

[@SecondBreakfast]

Thanks a lot!!💖

[@Arya-cs7kj]

Your vedioes are so informative! Specially the comparison with the local food! I mean, I can see these before visiting a foreign country so I don't h've to starve myself ! 😂😂

[@SecondBreakfast]

Glad you like them :D

[@bosongod2830]

Indian and mexican cuisine are pretty much similar

[@SecondBreakfast]

They are! They are same same but different 😂

[@mrlucifer8455]

So we have a lot in common with mexican cuisine we both like spicy food and now this much similarities in sweets. Definately gonna visit Mexico ❤️❤️

[@Sanidhyapoojari]

The guy and that girl were super strict judges 😂

[@romeldias]

Hey guys...Marzipan is also a traditional sweet made here in India by Catholics in Bombay and Goa :)

[@oskarblonde1]

Hay que recordar que México tiene tambien mucha influencia de la India y China atraves de Filipinas. El limon, las naranjas, liches, mango, plátanos todo eso es de alla y de aqui les mandamos nuestros preciosos chiles, tomates y ya saben todo lo demas. El azucar era barato en México asi como la canela y muchas especias de la India porque primero pasaba de Filipinas a Mexico directo eso hizo que muchas cosas muy caras en Europa, aqui fueran mas accesibles. Saludos desde La Huasteca Potosina.

[@anp5534]

Very cool video to see all the reactions. I am a picky eater so I can understand some of the feedback they gave.

[@ketansingh5942]

U are in Mexico and still alive surprising

[@SecondBreakfast]

Your ignorance about Mexico is surprising 🧐

[@ohboy4364]

Buenelos looks like sweet Mathi

[@SecondBreakfast]

Yes they taste very much like that but also they are thinner than mathi 💖

[@sanataniektha9446]

sweets which are shown is limited to few parts of india.... u must try many varieties of sweets from north east,south parts of india as well...

[@SecondBreakfast]

It’s really difficult to find all those sweets here in Mexico and their ingredients are also hard to find and expensive. When they come to India they can try all sweets.

[@sanataniektha9446]

@@SecondBreakfast sure ... eagerly waiting for it...

[@SecondBreakfast]

We won’t be making more videos about indian sweets though. We make videos about Mexico food and culture so if you’re interested in that, check out the rest or our channel..

[@sidsid2808]

How cute!

[@SecondBreakfast]

Hehe thank you 😍

[@trueknowledge4176]

Please try Bengali sweets: Chittaranjan, Rasogolla, Mihidana , Langchaa, SitaBhog , Peda or Pera , Motichur Laddu, Darbes, Chomchom, Rajbhog, Mecha Sandesh, Sandesh , Vapa Sandesh, Kolakand, Chhanar Manda, Ghee Mithai,

[@SecondBreakfast]

Motichoor laddu, and Cham Cham are already in the video!! it’s very hard to find all those sweets in Mexico, and also hard to find ingredients for them here.. maybe when we come to Kolkata we will try..

[@ashshpatil1567]

THAT LARVA TASTES DELICIOUS

[@SecondBreakfast]

Have you tried it? Ant larva is considered a delicacy here in Mexico, it’s an ancient Aztec dish. Looks exactly like Gulaab jamun though 😅

[@Just_a_normal_guy11]

Nice video and like your presentation. Are there many desis in Mexico?

[@SecondBreakfast]

There is a small community of Indians in Mexico. Mainly in Mexico City, Querétaro and Guadalajara due to the IT industry. But it’s not big as the US or European countries.

[@dj9917]

💕 you guys and mexico regards DJ :)

[@hanockkonaga9184]

U could hv give them try with gulab jamun syrup(sugar syrup)... that is how it's served.... 😍😍

[@tushar1990able]

Jalabi only works when it is just out of Kadahai (Pan) , i.e only Hot jalabi works not cold one.

[@EnigmaticSam]

Please serve the Mexicans Jalebi the yellow juicy ones with Matthaa like we serve in Maharashtrian wedding. Also serve them the Imaarti jalebi. They will get hook line n sinker. They should taste some Rajasthani sweet made from cactus. They will go bonkers.

[@SecondBreakfast]

It’s really hard to find those in Mexico. Even ingredients are not cheap and we don’t know how to make them. Maybe if they visit India we can recommend.

[@bharatभारत8130]

The guy in this video is very much apprehensive about the sugar and milk oils due to health reasons! but sweets are for taste and enjoyment only to be eaten occasionally !!

[@couch.patati-patata]

Where is the murkku and namkeen stuff?

[@SecondBreakfast]

In this video we decided to do only sweets.. we have a video of Colombians trying murukku and some snacks if you want to watch that.

[@MAAKASAKINAKA]

The couple in the video will smirk at anything given to them..!! Wayy too choosy.

[@kartiktechnical4u699]

I love my india 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@nitesh7397]

No Indian would approve of this jalebi :P

[@SshivamKhopkar]

That was Jalebi! 😵

[@rey1sri60]

Loved that pause and resume, as many have pointed out. Forties for chum-chum and Kaju katli, something seriously wrong with the taste buds 😅

[@SecondBreakfast]

Nothing wrong with their taste buds.. they just have different tastes than Indians. Honestly even I hate Kaju katli 😅 - Ruchi.

[@joojoobomb]

Girl in the green jacket is so cute

[@PapaRider]

It would be better if you explain them abt the ingredients and the process

[@SecondBreakfast]

We do explain the ingredients and process, we don’t put in the video because it would become too long..

[@payalagarwal8161]

I have never had chamcham that looks like that

[@keyurpadhiyar3270]

What...??😱😱😱😱😱 You don't mess with kaju katli dude..!!

[@SecondBreakfast]

Haha true!! You either love it or hate it!! Ruchi hates it, but I (Avi) love it 😍

[@drmilan6386]

It's fucking overrated

[@drmilan6386]

Gulab jamun, jalebi, chamcham, motichoor laddu are way better than kaju katli

[@KKJ11111]

@@drmilan6386 😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐😐

[@JatinderSingh-qh4rg]

Most of brown maxican looks same as indian people.

[@jijumonm2345]

Oye, where's all the south indian sweets? Or bengali / odiya sweets? Some rajashthani malpuya maybe? Please get em to try these as well.

[@SecondBreakfast]

It’s very hard to find ingredients and find someone to make them here in Mexico.. these itself were not easy and a bit expensive.. if they visit India, we’ll see 😄

[@jijumonm2345]

@@SecondBreakfast ah okay, understandable. I hope you guys are able to do this some day.

[@deepa92pol]

Kaaju katli a 3 ... Really??

[@mehakpreetsingh4477]

You deserve a subscribe

[@LiquorSTARTStheBICKERING]

Wait why is Mexican buenelo so similar to our meetha mutthi that u eat in karvachauth. Like it’s so similar bro I can’t . My friend was literally not joking Mexico has a lot in common to India

[@soap1185]

I couldn't differentiate

[@enigma533]

Man Kajukatliii..come on, most expensive sweet🥴🥴 they didn't like it..🤣🤣 seriously their toung is like south Indian wala.sweet buds.we🥰 share alot

[@SecondBreakfast]

Haha cashew is not expensive here in Mexico so they don’t think in the same way as Indians, for us Indians dry fruits are quite precious 😍😍

[@AUM...]

Second breakfast Try South indian sweet recipe tomorrow as its pongal festival ,if you want recipe you can check my cooking channel

[@SecondBreakfast]

Happy Pongal to you! 💖

[@AUM...]

Thank you 😊,wish you the same

[@kyakaruvlogs2784]

Nice content 👍

[@astronaurrr]

What is chum chum 👀

[@truthtriumphsalways9869]

Kaju Katli- Most wanted sweet

[@vijaykumarbavirisetti1187]

Mexicans and Indians are so similarities and food type similar

[@crm6326]

Most of the Mexican food is similar to Indian food because people are also similar in appearance and colour.

[@EnigmaticSam]

Please serve the Bengali sweets have them swoon

[@abinashpradhan9956]

Most Indian dishes seem to have a Maxican causin. And it is not just with Sweets. That is why Maxican people didn't find the taste of Indian sweets much "different" like Americans or Europeans would.

[@neiln3553]

Indian sweets without Rasgulla and Rasmalai is like western food without bacon and beef. haha

[@asmik3738]

All the gurls have indian taste except the couple 🤪 we love sweet too sweet 🤪

[@Rebecca-fb3tt]

Kaju kazli is actually like marzipan

[@LOKESH-xz1ck]

Kaju katli ko kuch nhi kehne ka🤣🤣

[@nikhilsheel5991]

Couple was most negative and they have impact on each other 😂

[@kushagraverma6456]

Wow! Mexicans and indians have a lot of sweets in common 😂💓

[@SecondBreakfast]

Yes that’s why we make these videos so we share our culture and learn about theirs!! 💖

[@kushagraverma6456]

@@SecondBreakfast lots of love to you buddy💓 stay safe

[@Bandana01526]

Bhai un logo ka adress do jisme old lady aur old man the abhi jaake unko batata hu mere mithaeyo ke baare me aisa bola 😭

[@lepmuhangpa]

Well, I guess North Indian food and Mexican food is similar somewhat.

[@Praveencapri]

Some of the food connoisseurs and eloquent people have given it a 3 rating.. Hmmm... Interesting

[@avinashzoom]

Should have provided Mysore Pak and dharwad peda

[@SecondBreakfast]

Would have loved to. But can’t find them in Mexico.

[@hemanshuchudasama3535]

Those all sweets look like early version of themselve 😂😂

[@SecondBreakfast]

Haha! We are happy to go out our way to even find these sweets here in Mexico and make Mexicans try them. We wish you could appreciate the effort rather than just criticising it.

[@hemanshuchudasama3535]

@@SecondBreakfast I am not criticizing it's just funny to see early version of themselves 😂😂😂😂

[@Just_forfun9140]

Why are you stuck in Mexico?

[@SecondBreakfast]

We live out of a suitcase spending 2-3 months in each country for the past 4 years now. We were in Bolivia planning to spend a year or 2 in South America when the pandemic got serious and we had to consider our options.. instead of going back to India we decided to come to Mexico and be “stuck” here for a while..😀

[@jagveer9073]

Do u know the fact? India descover sugar first time. 😀