Artisanal Towns, Hot Springs, and Pupusas | El Salvador

[@lizzieluz]

OMG GUYS! I'm so happy and honored that you visited my country! ❤❤❤

[@rafaelbelloso2491]

I was born in Santa Ana and raised in Sacramento CA, but I just visited for the first Time in my life this year. I loved it, so glad to see you guys giving my little home country love and the time of day. god bless you guys! Been a subscriber for a while and its great to see your guys growth!

[@monicamendoza7435]

Aww it’s always nice to see other people enjoying and exploring El Salvador, especially beyond just San Salvador or El Tunco.

[@Milkdejean]

Yea keep thinking that it’s only a matter of time before it gets taken over like Costa Rica

[@EdDuran952]

​@@MilkdejeanWell at the very least there seems to be a lot of people from the Salvadoran diaspora choosing to invest in properties and such.

[@gailsiangco5599]

Only in El Salvador !!! Yucca pupusas & peanuts horchata ! Delicious ! Awesome you two ! Thank you for sharing ! I love your sharing of Artisanal towns & Hot Springs !

[@josemurcia3591]

Hopefully you guys enjoy our wonderful country 😀

[@mscott976]

I have a Salvadorian Sister in Law and she cooks wonderful food. Her pupusas are amazing😍

[@Garth2011]

That tortilla soup was looking fabulous !

[@0Kimchi0]

gorgeous view ending the video. so cool to see a dining table that close to still blue waters. How dreamy!

[@SonicCruz]

Nothing like free 🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽🤙🏽 Hope you guys enjoyed your time here in El Salvador 🇸🇻

[@amyalvarado3762]

Much nicer room✨, the last destination was gorgeous OUTSIDE 🤣😉. Thanks for all the fun adventures you share 🌺

[@PSSKDerby]

Great video Jocelyn & Taku! Thanks for sharing!!!

[@Hotsauce760]

that market food looks amazing

[@joanneganon7157]

That was cool to get a quide so you could learn new fruits and the coffee must smell Devine 🎉 Thanks for taking us to another great country 😍! JO JO IN VT💞🍁

[@romendoza9846]

OMG I love the jocotes dé corona, las anonas y las pupusas. I haven't tried the ones made with yuca. My mouth is watering. Mangos verdes delicious. 😋🤤

[@TaklyntheWorld]

We’re addicted to the jocotes! So good!

[@MauricioASuarez-q8i]

Tous les touristes du monde sont les bienvenus au Salvador... salutations de France

[@roymcintyre579]

Those Fillo's Walking Tamales are a go to lunch for me. If you get them from Amazon in a variety pack you also get desert Tamales as well. I found them about a year ago in a local gas station. Now I get them either on line or at Wal-Mart. Great video today. Safe travels you two.

[@TaklyntheWorld]

I want to try the dessert ones!

[@MauiHoloVanLife]

I love your travels, no fishing spot there? So much exotic fruits wow. Be safe can't wait for your next journey. ❤❤❤❤

[@israelrivas134]

Awesome ! My grandfather was a coffee picker back in the day in El Salvador ! Popusas! I didn't see any silverware lol 😂 my grandma would say, "las popusas nose comen con eso" hah awesome video guys

[@Stalinvladimircabrera]

Pupusas 🫓 not Popusas 😂😂😂

[@victorlui5955]

Hi Jocelyn & Taku!!! Yay!!! Cool video!!!

[@theBoxingfan1]

I’ve watched your videos for a while now I never thought I would see you visiting my parents country of birth this is amazing

[@TaklyntheWorld]

We loved it!

[@jazzney21]

🎉🎉🎉

[@maradavalelsalvador5471]

You guys make me really hungry enjoy 👍

[@briank.347]

Love your insights when traveling!

[@geri9839]

Hello you two enjoyed the video. The tortilla soup look delicious. Great video.

[@eleafy7889]

You guys have the kind of "adventures" I'd love to do. Bless.

[@mlopez5976]

are jocotes de corona ciruelas? i grew up in mexico and my grandma had these trees and the fruit looked just like that. i loved eating them when they were still green, and a favorite of me and my grandpa was to eat the leaves with some salt. delicious!

[@prabingurung628]

You two are awesome God bless you all

[@liyinchong4493]

Amazing place and food 🤤🤤🤤

[@mengkhou1451]

Awesome video!

[@ggeistCtm]

You seem to have a vibe more from the US than Mexico in a language and tourist way but it is nice to see. Cancelar is pagar most times, and you can use it both ways. A tropical fruit video would have been great, some of the fruit you ate is probably really local or non existente in other places and was intriguing. I dont think you can say "sale" or "platicar" like thank you and chat locally there, it happened to my Mexican aunt here and the waiter was like you want me to leave or is it a weird way to ask for salt but it was funny anyways. Most people think spanish is all the same, interesting in your perspective. Great video thanks.

[@Mr.PFishingandCooking]

Food Looks hella bom😋👌🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@elvisaguirre-castro9628]

Omg,you guys are so bless eating all those tropical fruta that I miss so much,if you guys are still there try to buy the president 's coffee growing in his finca it's # 1 in the market,hope you enjoy my litle country and thank you for visiting it

[@LSMATA]

If you guys are still down there give that mushroom a chance. Way back in the days, My grandma used to saute tenquique and mix in a couple eggs. She served it with refried red or black beans, crema on the beans and a tortilla on the side. With a glass of fresh milk after 6 yr old me helped grandpa milk the cows. It's rare to find tenquique at most restaurants there due to it's seasonal and it's pricy at restaurants.

[@NancyWest333]

Thank you for the tour

[@TheTeachingServant]

Looks dope

[@mapuanakupuna3471]

loved it!

[@reagend1841]

Great video as always :)

[@carlcalvin1479]

Wrong KZbin channel. Taklyn the world is more laid back. I love it. Cant wait til they get back to their house up in the hills. I love the fishing videos too.

[@therosehymn2552]

Philippines would be nice for you guys to visit too😊

[@_Salmon21]

Love those mangos I’ve only seen them in Hawaii and Philippines!

[@vasquez9091]

I hope you enjoy EL SALVADOR ❤

[@jrg_lmnop]

What a fun trip! What credit card do you guys use to get those sweet travel points?

[@maradavalelsalvador5471]

Tasty sweet jocote y anona 👍

[@ramontorres2828]

In Puerto Rico, we have alcapurrias de yuca, meat filled yuca fritters

[@FlyingNazgul-wm1dv]

The first yuca plantation in the world with proof of existence is in El Salvador, a Mayan village that was buried by a volcano, the ruins are called Joya de Ceren

[@MM-gg3rg]

Make sure you try Caldo de Pata. It's like Menudo from Mexico, but better!

[@NancyGonzalez-nf3bl]

Mejor??? No lo creo

[@erikherroz2638]

Your goings to love the runs😢

[@blueracer66]

Watching you guys eat pupusas made my mouth super watery. 😅 P.S. SF BA?

[@BlueDust2426]

That small fruit : we call it sineguelas in the Philippines, then the "anonas" with pink flesh that looks like jackfruit. Yes, it came from the family of jackfruit just like the breadfruit that Taku cooked in Hawaii

[@ChaoSna-jk3iy]

❤

[@haroldtakahashi8875]

💛...i kinda doubt that i'll make it down there, but i understand there's an el salvadoran restaurant in the area.. now, i'm gonna hafta find it...

[@venjaminffxi]

that's a valid point , "cancelar" here mean "pay" but also "cancelar" may mean "cancel" depending the context however if you order something in a shop and the cashier says "cancelar" means pay , we barely use "cancelar" as cancel , "ya no" is more like "cancel" here

[@xMoTionzxx]

Hometown

[@karenlowdermilk3222]

I’m going to try your breakfast snacks recommended from Jocelyn ; “Fillos walking tamales “ keep doing what you both do 🥢🚣🏻‍♀️🏊🏻‍♀️✈️⛱️🏝️🏠

[@TaklyntheWorld]

I eat it more for trail hikes or other outdoor adventures. We just had it for breakfast because we had no other choices. lol

[@jmt056]

Is it dangerous there? My husband was in the Peace Corps in the 90’s and he has talked about the gang violence in El Salvador.

[@juliarivera1878]

Not anymore. It is safe

[@Cooper1]

12:22. I hope it's not 42C, that's 108F and 46C is 115F. That's a slow simmer for humans! 40C is jacuzzi temp at 104F. I've only been to the airport in El Salvador. Looks like I might need a few days layover next time.

[@MartinChee-z4u]

How many days was your trip. Did you take all public trans… I’m going next week very nervous.

[@alexandergrundelpineda6911]

you should add cayos cochinos in Honduras to your trip

[@rolandojose6949]

It is kind of funny to see people's reaction to a new type of food or fruit. Someone said the other day: "My brain is not registering this flavor." Tortilla soup is ok, but do not try "sopa de pata," unless you don't mind the smell of it. Thank you for the video, I am glad you are happy in ES.

[@SnipFishFab]

Tres revueltas por favor🔥🤙🏽

[@bigbassindelta]

How was the annona fruit ? You guys didn’t describe the taste

[@SoCallLif3]

eating was fun back when.

[@pleseem]

18:11

[@garychiang2568]

Papusas, I almost choked on my water. I seriously thought I heard something else.

[@supergirl467]

Dang all this video did to me was make me hungry 😩

[@Battleforabilliondollars]

That's why it's so hard for me to learn Spanish so many different meanings

[@nvention20]

foods have so much Colors there .

[@PSSKDerby]

Just an fyi, 42C is 108F and 46C is 115F. That’s very hot.

[@top.350]

Tackling

[@0xYong]

Does anyone know the name of that tour guide? Does she have a Facebook or Twitter page? The lady is nice and outgoing. I'd love to have her guide us when we visit El Salvador next month

[@danielmelgar8918]

17:43 jocotes.

[@Battleforabilliondollars]

Tell me why yaku looks Spanish and Japanese at the same time 😂 spanese or japanish ?? Lol

[@Lockdown22]

what i find funny about this whole video is i didnt see a single person in the background with sunglasses

[@tayloralexis1504]

Surprised anyone left there

[@alexclavel04]

Lago Coatepeque no Cautepec :v

[@fredymartinez3209]

Cancelar, liquidar y pagar significa lo mismo segun la Academia de Lengua Española.

[@AlejandroGarcia-kw2hs]

Or. R. U2. Mexican. And. Chinese

[@AlejandroGarcia-kw2hs]

U2. Indian. And. Chinese

[@xMoTionzxx]

Nah that green mango is not a gmo / hybrid thats why it doesnt het inflated… they do have a hybrid version though. Mango Indio papa!

[@gilbertahsam643]

Tako watch yourselves while in south America because there's alot of bad things going on there.

[@juicemma7392]

What’s up taco

[@FlyingNazgul-wm1dv]

Don't let anyone tell you not to use 🍴 for pupusas People have been pushing that hard in recent years as a sort of identity thing but its made up I go with hands if its quick, no plate and nothing on top just a quick pupusa but with sauce and curtido on a plate you have to, this the actual natural way. Not sucking on your fingers like an animal I am against this facade of "culture" when its made up for identities sake

[@menelikasnake7626]

Cancel what you owe

[@dunkan42]

The tour guide should emphasize that the word alwashte is a Nagualt word and was used by the Indians, although in modern times it is simply pumpkin seeds roasted in a pan and ground to make that powder as a condiment for some foods.