Tribal People Try Amish Food For The First Time

[@fatimam1240]

This video was made for me! 😁 I am Baloch Sindhi from my father’s side and Pennsylvania Dutch (ethnic group of Amish) from my mother’s side.

[@jamesbeach7405]

That's amazing. I'm sure the story of your parents meeting is quite a good one

[@pysq8]

What a combination 💕

[@tasmemon6838]

We wanna hear the story 😍

[@cynthiaahern9081]

That is a combination I've never heard of. Interesting❤

[@patriciamorgan6545]

Indeed, that must have been an interesting journey. And courtship. And the fusion food must be interesting/unique as well.

[@artistuk9590]

Good to see Mama Mustafa again! His whole demeanor is different since doing Hajj pilgrimage. Mama is a changed man.

[@melissasaint3283]

Ohh, he got to make the Hajj? How wonderful for him!

[@artnunymiss2530]

I don't blame him for not liking all the weird food though! I appreciated the voice of reason in our prepackaged world.

[@kimistry9533]

So happy to see Mustafa actually trying this AND liking it👍❤

[@Blas4ublasphemy]

You can tell he loved everything he heard about them!

[@johnvazquez8141]

I saw amish and knew instantly mama would love the food.

[@galenspikesmusic]

i would love to see Mustafa chilling with the Amish. They would def get along.

[@sharondwyer8513]

Don't worry Mustafah, you are doing fine. Blessings to you

[@awriterforacause]

آمين، ثم آمین يا الله ☝ صلوا على النبي محمد صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم 💗 يا مقلب القلوب، ثبت قلوبنا على دينك يا أرحم الراحمين ويا أكرم الأكرمين 🤍 ويا كريم ، اجعل القرآن راحة قلوبنا 💙 وأخرج النفاق والبغض والكبرياء والغضب من قلوبنا يا عزيز 🤲 يا رب، نسألك بأسمك الأعظم ان تعتق رقابنا ورقاب آبائنا وأمهاتنا من النار، اللهم انصرنا على الكافرين وارحم والدينا كما ربونا ضغار 🥰 استغفروا ربكم استغفار من عمق قلبكم 💜 المسلم لازم يدرس القرآن وتفسيره والأحاديث وشرحها. شفوا الزمن كيف اتغير، افهم واتبع الله ورسوله وهناك الجنه الفردوس الأعلى ويا حكيم 🧠 زدنا علما طيبا مباركا فيه ويا ودود ارزقنا بزوجة صالحات وذرية صالحه ورزقا حلال طيبا يا الله 💕 ويا فتاح ، يا عليم ، افتح لنا ابواب الفرج واقضي حاجاتنا واقضي مشاكلنا المالية والنفسية 😇 يا حي، يا قيوم برحمتك استغيث 👑 يا جبار ، ساعدنا على قضاء أعداء الدين، المنافقين، اليهود والنصارى وعباد البقر المشركين وعباد النار 👿 يا رب ، نسألك بأسمائك الحسنى ، من عنده حاجه، اقضيها ومن عنده احد يحب، اجمعهم في الدنيا والآخرة بل حلال وارزقهم باولاد الصالحين واعطيهم علم دينك واجعلهم حفاظ القران والحديث 🤎 اللهم اغفر للمؤمنين والمؤمنات والمسلمين والمسلمات الاحياء منهم والاموات يا رحيم 🥺 يا رب ، يا حنان ويا منان 🤗 اللهم اجرنا من عذاب القبر واجرنا من عذاب النار واللهم أجرنا من فتنة المحيا والممات واللهم أجرنا من فتنة المسيح الدجال 🤲 أستمر بل استغفارات والصلاة على النبي محمد صلى الله عليه وآله وسلم وقراءة القرآن والصلاة الخمسة مع السنن والنوافل والتهجد والوتر وصلاة الضحى يا احبابي المسلمين، يستركم الله ويحميكم الله من المعاصي والفتن والذنوب جميعآ ويسهل لكم الحلال ويدخلكم الجنة الفردوس الأعلى اجمعين وصل الله على سيدنا محمد وعلى آله وصحبه والتابعين أجمعين ✨ سبحانك اللهم وبحمدك أشهد أن لا إله إلا أنت أستغفرك وأتوب إليك 🌟

[@bobbiejojackson9448]

Now that they know a bit about the Amish and their culture, I think the participants would be amazed if they saw videos of an Amish barn raising, the stunning quilts they sew by hand and of the incredible furniture they hand craft without the use of power tools. The things they create are truly beautiful in their simplicity and extremely well made. The furniture is built, not just to last "a" lifetime, but durable enough to be used daily and still be passed down through multiple generations. Great video, Reactistan family! Much love and abundant blessings to all! 💛🕊🙏🏻

[@solvingpolitics3172]

I wish these videos would take it to the next level. Then have online food exchanges & cultural exchanges!

[@Triggerhippie70]

Agreed. I think they should do more Amish videos. It’s been one of my dreams to visit the Amish country. I’m fascinated with them

[@The_OneManCrowd]

@@Triggerhippie70 We have a large community of Amish and Mennonites here in Sarasota, Florida. They live in a neighborhood of Sarasota Springs called Pinecraft. There about five thousand of them and they have the best farmers markets and restaurants all over town.

[@wiseguysoutdoors2954]

I think Mama would enjoy visiting with the Amish. The older men have beards much like his, and there's even better, yet simple foods among them. I worked with an Amish sawyer at his lumber mill. He was contracted by my boss and he was pleasant to work with and his wife fixed lunch for both of us every day. I never had to pack a lunch. They are simple, but very generous people.

[@ts9415]

I'm not upset with mama, when you are not use to eating such foods it can cause havoc on your body and digestive system. His thoughts and comments are pure and his own. This show would not be worth watching for me if he wasn't on it. Keep up the good work mama and thank you all. God bless

[@ragevsraid7703]

especially judging by the very poor quality of the food they give them, it looks disgusting and most of the time does not fairly represent what they claim it does.

[@aruspinggirco]

People who upset with Mama because he don't eat the "proper amount" of food is really need to be kind. Unfamiliar food can 'cause problem with your stomach. In Indonesia we always put spice that most white person can't handle. Once there was a tourist from The USA, my aunt force him to eat Rendang. Yes, Rendang is super delicious and CNN put them as the #1 Most Delicious Food in the world. But REAL Rendang, Rendang that cook by Minangnese people are very rich in spices and super spicy. Shortly after, that poor tourist got food poisoned. His tongue went numb and he said like a hundreds invisible knife having party inside him. He wasted his vacation days in nearby hospital.

[@d.b.4671]

-- "Amish families have 8 children" -- *_"Rookie numbers!"_*

[@riseofthefishpeople]

I live in Ohio in the US,there is lots of Amish here.Most are very friendly humble people.The dough of the shoofly pie did look well undercooked.

[@williamstewart1883]

They are very greedy, sexist, racist, liars, and uneducated.

[@shanawarabass9557]

Only in ohio

[@baddbabylon]

@Shanawar Abass They literally speak "Pennsylvania Dutch" my guy, the largest Amish community is in Lancaster, Pennsylvania so what do you mean "only in Ohio" 😂😂

[@bjmallen4966]

I live in an area heavily populated by Amish. I get raw milk from a local Amish dairy farm and was lucky enough to be invited to the wedding of one of their daughters. They work hard, but there is definitely something to be said for the simple, slow life.

[@LindaC616]

That's an honor!

[@hisokamorow3611]

Was the daughter mary from Jedidiah?

[@edgarburlyman738]

They work so hard because it's part of their religion to punish themselves. People in actual rural countries are much more chill.

[@johnhooperm.d.4222]

@@edgarburlyman738 That's an idiotic reply Edgar.

[@edgarburlyman738]

@@johnhooperm.d.4222 No, they actually believe that only those who are miserable on earth get to go to heaven. That's also why you never see them smile.

[@whatgoesaroundcomesaround920]

Mustafa, sir, we are sometimed disappointed that you don't want to taste certain foods. But we respect your right to choose! Your comments and suggestions always have merit, and you add wisdom with good humor.

[@bjdefilippo447]

It does make me wonder at his motivation for participating in the project. I'm very curious about his life.

[@laura-db7cm]

ahhhhhh! he got you there with the store bought BREAD!! LOL!!!

[@jbelich]

Mama Mustafa meeting the Amish would be so amazing!

[@joaogrrr]

Manzoor was on fire this entire episode! Everyone around him must be happy or at least laugh a bit everyday.

[@sims4sarah]

As a PA Dutch person, it is fun to see a bit of my heritage represented. As a few have said, the ShooFly pie looked undercooked but it also looked like it was missing the 'cakey' bits that cut the sweetness. Of course, sweetness in a relative sense since we all about the sugars and fats.

[@kareninalabama]

I wish they'd given them chicken corn soup with rivels to try. 😋

[@BrenB125]

I am from PA. Grew up eating scrapple, Lebanon balogna, shoo fly pie, chicken and waffles.

[@Phx_Phreak]

Awesome video!! Where's my bearded brother from a different mother? He would've loved it all!! Great videos!!

[@TheGrannyBangerz]

Should show them some videos on the amish. Watched one where hundred of them or so moved a barn by hand..

[@AlexKS1992]

If I recall the religion they practice is called Anabaptism, it’s a Protestant religion. They’re nice and they keep to themselves.

[@taranwarner6822]

I would give anything to see Mustafa meet the Amish

[@nicholassookdeo9441]

Great video. Have them try Trinidadian dishes.

[@hisokamorow3611]

Or dishes from Dschibuti

[@pysq8]

Oh yes!

[@romulus_]

I think that's a great idea given the history of Trinidad and its connection to India. They're Pakistani, but they may recognize the flavors.

[@kimistry9533]

I look forward to this every Saturday❤ It makes my morning!🤗 Thank you for this.

[@zidaneilyas3329]

Love this channel, and love my native Pakistan. Long live my great Pakistan.

[@beauregardrippey5508]

I could definitely see Mustafa kickin it with the Amish. 👍🏻

[@toomanyaccounts]

Amish eat pork and the old world amish drink

[@Bhutan_1212]

Mama loves simple things.

[@Lassisvulgaris]

"If it's natural, it must be healthy".....

[@wildsquirrelswildsquirrel7286]

Everything that they make or grow is done old school way. Handmade is the best & lasts longer.

[@vbinkk1385]

I think these more old school types of dishes are a good way to show them the diversity of America. We have people whom have stuck to their roots also. We are not so different

[@melissasaint3283]

So true! America is vast and so diverse. I belong to an ethnic group that began migrating to North America before Plymouth Rock, and yet husband and I still grew up in bilingual homes, and we still practice traditions and cook foods our ancestors ate three hundred years ago. America, from the outside, can seem like one culture that is mostly shallow and rootless, but under that surface, it's profoundly diverse.

[@MDRahman-sq4rs]

@@melissasaint3283 Out of curiosity, what would that ethnic group be?

[@melissasaint3283]

@@MDRahman-sq4rs surprisingly, we are white! (At least, I am. My husband has some indigenous heritage and it really shows.) We are French Canadians. Our ancestors have been in the US for generations, and on this continent for hundreds of years, yet my husband spoke very little English until it was time to go to kindergarten, and my mother was the same. French-Canadians first came into the US to keep the mills running for the North, because many of their employees were off fighting the Civil War, and were followed by multiple wave of immigration which started to alarm some of the "mainstream", which then meant WASPs. A century ago, the KKK absolutely hated us. But even in the early 50s, my grandmother, who was born in the US, dropped out of high school because she was tired of having to walk through an Irish neighborhood to get there, and be mocked for her accent and her slightly different appearance and called slurs. She said when they started throwing rocks, she knew it was time to quit. We are actually the group that originated the idea that you could hyphenate your ethnic heritage with your American nationality, "Franco-American" Putting forth the idea that you could keep your language and traditions, and still be a good, reliable, patriotic American citizen. Every summer, all my childhood, my grandfather flew an American flag and a French or Canadian flag paired together. People who get angry because someone does that with a Puerto Rican or Brazilian flag, or because people may want to speak a language other than English at home, Are people who have lost their ethnic memories, or had them whittled down to one or two recipes. They don't remember anymore, and it has turned them selfish and closed-minded. But the motto of the French Canadians is, "Je Me Souviens".... "I Remember!"

[@MDRahman-sq4rs]

@@melissasaint3283 are you Cajun?

[@melissasaint3283]

@@MDRahman-sq4rs No, we are "Canuck", or Quebecois. We are Snow-French, not Swamp-French 😄 But Cajun is related! The word Cajun is derived from Acadian. The British Crown sent their Navy to simply abduct the French farming settlers from a region in Canada called Acadie (now called Nova Scotia). They marched them onto ships, and dropped them off in other French colonies...sometimes families were separated. Some were left in Louisiana, some in Quebec. The Acadians left in Louisiana became the Cajuns. My husband is partly Acadian, but from Acadians who were left in the North, with the Quebecois.

[@edgarburlyman738]

Mustafa loves to travel, he can't stop talking about it!

[@kevinflankey8339]

I wish I had the means of bringing him and his family to Sarasota for a cultural visit! Here, there are large Amish and Mennonite communities.

[@allwelikeworms]

I so want to see a crossover! I think they would get along well.

[@toddellner5283]

The Amish are excellent farmers and skilled at a lot of traditional trades - carpentry, blacksmithing, and cooking just to name a few.

[@Roadwarrior1318]

As an ex amish person I can tell that you guys nailed it with traditional amish food

[@notsureiL]

Finally food Mustafa appreciate 😊 Good old simple food.

[@AhJodie]

Thank you, always fun to watch everyone!

[@lovinspicydishes2388]

I love y'all! You are so 😁 😂 😀 I love Mama's respect for natural simple ingredients and taste and his consideration for it's effect on health. Honest opinions of cultures, their foods and traditions are really enjoyed! I grew up in Ohio. The food has flavor but no spices or heat. I lived in Texas for 20 years where Mexican food is very good! Now I am in New Mexico which is the world's best known area for long Chiles. You need to try Chile rellenos, tacos, Barbacoa. Wonderful food!

[@virothquinn6596]

Mama loved the casserole! :D

[@scapito]

My first thought when I saw the title of the video. "I hope they get to try the peanut butter." 😋

[@lrfcowper]

I had a college professor who grew up Amish and left the community to pursue a higher education. He was the youngest of 12 boys. He joked that he was the "lending son" because when the family next door who'd only had daughters asked for help with a large family task like baling hay, his parents were always like, "Oh, we'll send Daniel. We have enough hands without him." There were many parts of his childhood that he truly treasured, but it was not without its downsides.

[@joantrotter3005]

What did he teach?

[@lrfcowper]

@@joantrotter3005 Sociology and Social Work.

[@nikkirockznikkirockz8551]

What were your friend's downsides"?

[@ivamanral989]

@@nikkirockznikkirockz8551 No technology, no higher education, no opportunities, berating family, backward thinking, limits on everything... The list can go on and on

[@josephsoto9933]

Again I thank the Producers for presenting some "background" information and photos. This is very helpful for these wonderful people in understanding the diversity of American culture. Thank you.

[@MiniMeshell]

Another great video. We will miss Mama M this season!

[@susannezezon1962]

The Amish are wonderful friendly people. Great farmers , woodworkers, and horse breeders.

[@My2ndnephew]

Oh Mama, I'm going to miss your comments and presence. Hopefully you come back soon! You always taste the food. In my opinion you don't have to eat more than a taste, follow your wisdom.

[@2vcrew782]

We live just outside of Lancaster Pennsylvania and I can’t help myself but making a trip for homemade Amish made ShoeFly Pie. The Amish (Pennsylvania Dutch) consider anyone outside their community as English. They refer to normal dressing Americans as the English way. I have so much respect for their simple life with the modern world inches away.

[@bluebird7546]

Dry or wet bottom ? 🤔

[@2vcrew782]

@@bluebird7546 I like dry bottom lol

[@philliesphan9364]

I grew up in Adamstown. I miss Shoofly Pie. Ever go to GreenDragon?

[@bluebird7546]

Wet bottom here 😂 Nothing like a good shoofly pie..well maybe some pot pie lol I have and Roots ❤ I grew up in rural York County but live in Perry now. Ever been to ShadyMaple?

[@philliesphan9364]

@@bluebird7546 I used to love going grocery shopping at Shady Maple!

[@tallouse2146]

Unfortunately the shoofly pie was way undercooked

[@shawnaellcey6970]

The Amish do definitely have trades! They grow and sell vegetables and fruit- but also make amazing homes, quilts, etc! They are not without income! America is a settling place for an extremely diverse range of people and cultures. There also are the Hutterites. I think it was neat to surprise Mustafa with this! 👏

[@whatgoesaroundcomesaround920]

Also the Mennonites, who are more accepting of the modern world without adopting it wholesale. They can have their own schools through their right to freedom of religion guaranteed in the American Constitution.

[@23NorthernSoul]

I live near the Amish. They make the donuts and sell them at a market by my house . We have recently sold our boat to two Amish men. They do have a simple lifestyle and speak in their own language . They also call people that are not Amish " the english"

[@Smeowtime]

As a Pennsylvanian I greatly appreciate you sharing our culture

[@Will_Bird]

Only fool would complain about Mama and how he eats food. He is the best and has the highest opinions based on more years of experience. He is the most satisfying to watch. It is most fun to watch him reject the food but to never be rude or condemn the people who eat the food. But what is best is when he does find a way to explain why the combination of foods is gross and not for people like him who lead a simple life. Stop complaining about him. Everyone deserves their place at the table to eat and give remarks.

[@TheRealOrez]

These folks and the amish would get a long well i'd bet. also agree with the ladies about the internet age. good and bad. stay

[@drueschesrruesche8442]

Dear Mustafa and all of you wonderful people. Eat what you wish. Do not be pressured by comments. You know what you like and what is best for you. You all do such a wonderful job. Thank you for the extremely enjoyable videos. Be safe, well and happy.

[@ClaudiaG.1979]

Peter Santenello has a pretty good documentation about his expirience with the amish. You can find it here on YT

[@purplehaze8471]

When Mustafa liked the pie- “ Hey Mikey- he likes it!”

[@eliteevildarkness5830]

I love Reactistan Love these simple people Love from India

[@elizaleroux9173]

It's the first time I see a shoofly pie without the crumb top.. The filling is molasses.. And the bottom can be dry or wet, depending on the recipe.

[@Absolute550]

We been spending most our lives Living in an Amish paradise I've churned butter once or twice Living in an Amish paradise It's hard work and sacrifice Living in an Amish paradise We sell quilts at discount price Living in an Amish paradise

[@LindaC616]

😅

[@michaelthierry6699]

Weird Al Yankovic. Good one! 😂😂

[@notsureiL]

I was wondering how you got access to internet and a tablet living the Amish life 😅 Long time ago I heard Amish paradise.

[@annainspain5176]

@@notsureiL They keep electronics out in the barns or outbuildings, that way they're not in the house.

[@libertyobw]

Amish food is amazing. Years ago I ate at an Amish restaurant and got a plate filled with tons of goodies. I still remember the homemade macaroni and cheese. It was good

[@LindaC616]

Why am I thinking Ali enjoyed the rest of that casserole? 😋

[@oldbrokensqueezebox]

I was fortunate to live in amish country for a few years. It was magical ✨ I love them because they stay true to who they are and value tradition and livelihood over wealth...they understand how more valuable than money a horse is. How worth more than money a cow is. How worth more than money a field and a garden is. How worth more than money your hands are. How worth more than money your feet are. Your eyes. Your mind. Are worth far more than any amount of money.... I wish i had been born into a society of people who see the wealth of living and I wish I had been taught the wealth of life. Not to live for wealth. Thankyou for reading from my heart ❤

[@Davewilliamson5w]

I'm from Central Pennsylvania. I grew up with many Amish families and have many Amish friends. I can tell you that some of my favorite food has been prepared by our local Amish community. Clinton County, Pennsylvania!

[@samovarsa2640]

2:43 - oh boy, do I feel this comment. I'm barely holding onto my sanity and I don't even have a TV!

[@Marius-dk9je]

Didn't see any scrapple, liver, pig stomach, egg noodles, or endless pork and beef cuts and side dishes like potato salad. You will find that Amish/Penn Dutch food has a lot of variety. There are hundreds of side dishes to any main meal, including pork and saukraut and cucumber salad, etc. They also have hundreds of spreads, cheeses, meat cuts, breads, pies, dounuts, muffins, cakes, ice cream, even the types of butter anf jams for bread. Their main dishes though tend to be very hearty and flavored with simple, but traditional seasonings like garlic, salt, pepper, celery, onion, and radish.

[@ChristaFree]

You're not going to see anything with pork, they can't eat it.

[@SherriLyle80s]

Just a suggestion as a amateur baker, you definitely want to "blind bake" your pie crust first or it will be raw. 😁

[@SargNickFury]

I would genuinely love to see a show watching these people visit an Amish community and staying awhile with them.

[@toomanyaccounts]

the thing is they told them misconceptions. Amish do use tech. they use power tools, electric lights on their buggies, they use cell phones. there is New World and Old World Amish. New World Amish have electric power to their homes for lights and certin appliances. They also tend to not drink alcohol unlike Old World Amish. Old World Amish may have their homes connected if they have a medical need such as the allergy to sunlight and hence need all windows covered and use special lighting. this shows up frequently due to the limited gene pool. The Mennonites used to be part of the Amish church

[@twochins79]

I really think Mama would get along really good with the Amish. Really down to earth people.

[@kdrapertrucker]

That pie is very under baked. The crust should be golden brown.

[@helenbailey8419]

Now that is appreciation of food.Wonderful.

[@BePatient888]

Glad to see Mama Mustafa in a video. We missed him! But... WHERE IS MEHBOOB?!?!

[@elisawestvirginiamountainm1019]

The Amish food is all made from scratch and is one of the best foods you will try. It is not fancy, but it is filling and tastes wonderful. Mama, you eat however you are comfortable eating. I'm just happy when you try things. It is difficult to try things from other cultures that may be extremely different than what you are used to. Love watching you no matter what.

[@cauliflowerpower1025]

I live around lots of Amish they've always been nice people when I talk to them

[@steveaumann6335]

I think Mr. Mustafa would enjoy the Amish people and I definitely think they would enjoy hm. They have very similar values in life.

[@chrismoser9676]

Amish desserts are AMAZING. Shoo-fly pie incredible

[@johnhooperm.d.4222]

I think our tribal food judges would love Amish sticky buns also.

[@SA-hf3fu]

Ohhhh noooo! That whole Shoofly pie looks very undercooked! The filling shouldn't look like pudding. The crust should be lightly browned and the pie should cut cleanly (like cake). The foods usually look pretty good here but I think this one missed the mark.

[@tinagardner3958]

There are many Amish people in the area of Ohio where I live. And there are several restaurants in the area that serve Amish style food, which is popular with tourists who come from the larger cities.

[@joshschneider9766]

I lived very near to the Amish and ate their foods for a long time. It's super awesome to know that a breakfast casserole is a roti.

[@gollygoshdarn]

The one woman’s green headscarf reminds me of being eaten by an alligator! The lace is like sharp, dangerous teeth. 😅 🥰

[@benharyo]

Perhaps this is the first time Mamaji dan other Reactistani heard of a tribe which lead an even simpler lives than theirs 🙏♥️🙏

[@Peatingtune]

Possible religious arguments aside, I think the Amish and the various tribal peoples of Pakistan would enjoy mutual respect and could be cordial neighbours if the surrounding lands were at peace. I suspect both groups could learn a great deal from one another without risking any harm to their protected traditions, and that they'd manage a brisk trade in handcrafted goods.

[@acrellama]

The funny thing is, religious interpretations aside, old school people from different countries have more similar values- the tribal people here have more similar mindset to the Amish than, say, a more progressive American. Both would totally agree that spirituality, simplicity, hardwork, and family oriented is the best values

[@Bunch007]

I'm from Lancaster PA (also known as Amish Country). They need to try Chicken/Turkey Pot Pie, Chow Chow, Chicken corn soup, whoopie pies, amish apple butter and toast. They have the best food. Its amazing.

[@kareninalabama]

Oh man, my mother made the best chicken corn soup with rivels! She was born in Harrisburg and her family was mostly from Shippensburg.

[@Bunch007]

@@kareninalabama Yeah, nothing beats Chicken corn noodle soup on a cold day. It's the best! Also near the end of summer when Sweet corn is freshly picked from the field and used in the soup.

[@gigiw.7650]

I'm subscribed but haven't gotten any notifications for your videos in quite some time. I thought that they had shut you down. I'm very glad that's not true! ❤

[@InternetPersond]

Word of this will get around the Amish communities and I think they will be pleased.

[@JosephFlemming]

Shoofly pie is quite sweet! Not one I eat often

[@meeklohour9563]

"are you sure we're talking about Americans"...🤣🤣🤣🤣💯

[@MichaelLesesne]

Those donuts were from Dunkin

[@susannezezon1962]

Mama, you eat what pleases you. That’s how it works.

[@J24-k8f]

For Uncle Mustafa, and those in the comments: a house without walls cannot stand, and only a fool lets a man in their home without greeting them first. It is good to be discerning and stick to the good things in life. Kudos to Uncle Mustafa for knowing his boundaries.

[@sojmike4761]

love you guys

[@Poodle_Gun]

Forgot the apple butter and saffron chicken pot pie!!

[@zt7564]

Please if it’s in the budget send some of these to an Amish community and vlog it I’d love to see

[@wbc1]

Interesting video.

[@TheLadyBandit]

I live right across the street from an Amish market. It's only open three days a week and they have the best produce, bakery and meat products! They're very nice people too!

[@rehanar0709]

That true I’ve noticed mama first eat much at all and is extremely picky just by looking 😂at the food. I hope the food doesn’t get wasted. Mama M u should eat more and then express your thoughts 😂

[@MichMichMe]

I could never be unhappy with Mama! ❤

[@selfiekroos1777]

This channel is random genius

[@jenniferv618]

Mama at least acknowledges that he doesn't do what the other members do.. I guess I just don't understand why he's on a channel that's described as tribal people *try* different foods when in fact, he doesn't.

[@jakayyyyyy6151]

Am earllyyyy :)) love your vidss

[@spencerkieft6021]

What about apple butter. That is delicious. 😋

[@ArgusStrav]

"Doesn't the American government object to their own rules and regulations?" Sort of. The top US court decided in a case in 1972 that the parents' right to freedom of religion outweighed the state's right to educate children, so they are given an exemption and are allowed to educate their children in their own way, but homeschooling remains a complicated topic, and in other Western countries, they have much stricter rules regarding homeschooling than the US.

[@shelleyeberhart7754]

I agree with your panel that the Shoe Fly pie is too sweet, and I don't choose to buy it.. However, a complete Amish meal is fantastic..so many delicious ways of cooking vegetables, etc. that they grow on their big farms. I hope you get a chance to come to the U.S. and be treated to a full Amish meal with many different types of food offered.

[@claudiavirginiaalarconbena7171]

I've met many individuals who live in the Amish community. There are two kinds of Amish: Old Order: are individuals who live their lives with absolutely no electricity and drive buggies. New Order/Mennonite: Live their lives with electricity, car and other modern things. Either way, these individuals are very welcoming, great food and phenomenal quality of wood work. Enjoy

[@MsSaudm]

Alright You listened !