Tribal People Try Filipino Desserts For The First Time

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Villagers from remote Tribal regions of Pakistan Try Filipino Desserts For The First Time
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[@wilmorelacatan1014]

I admire the fact that she still proceed to eat the food even if she doesn't like it. It means she's grateful for everything she receives, good or bad.

[@clynmacawili5036]

Ilikealsoivdob5understan5wgat you saidl

[@waf433]

Fr

[@rinotilde2699]

Yes

[@Justmyopinionsir-q4v]

Yeah, I should have not said I would try marmite and vegimite. I had to eat it with veggies and meat. My eyes were red afterwards

[@shawnaellcey6970]

Thank you Mehboob for trying the sweets for the sake of the Filipinos! The Philippines is a country much exploited but full of the kindness people! I grew up with a neighbor from the Philippines and she made delicious foods! Her husband ran a pawn shop and they were much successful! Hardworking people! ❤

[@villagehealthtips3270]

Good job mehboob

[@uchihasasoritachi6402]

People exploited nature not only a specific country but all of nature itself sadly

[@iamsarj0715]

Wow! As a Filipino I was not offended when the girl said she didn’t like any of the food. Instead I was happy. She’s not faking her reaction just to please Filipinos unlike other KZbinrs. I am thanking her for her honesty and even though she didn’t like what she was eating, she still tried to taste/ eat it.

[@theinnuminati]

She was kidding

[@christophergonzales4036]

She like it too she's kidding only you sew the other one girl she trying to take her halo2 but she said even she not like it she want to continue to eat but her face she like it

[@rafiqhadji3157]

I am half Filipino and Half Pakistani. Watching this makes me happy. :-)

[@BLaCkKsHeEp]

was mom Filipina? or dad?

[@rafiqhadji3157]

@@BLaCkKsHeEp Mom is Filipina and dad is Pakistani

[@echidnaralsei1473]

Which do mangos do you prefer more; those grown in Pakistan or the Philippines?

[@rafiqhadji3157]

@@echidnaralsei1473 haven't tried pakistani mangoes. I grew up in the Philippines. 🤣

[@BLaCkKsHeEp]

@@echidnaralsei1473 PH mangoes man. Unless they have the same mangoes in Pakistan, then its a tie

[@angelcruxx8997]

I love how they don't sugarcoat their words about the food. Thank you! From Philippines. ❤️

[@deweyalcoran7816]

hi :)

[@angelcruxx8997]

@Love Baurile It's called dessert for a reason. Lol

[@agnusdeiquitollispecatamundi]

​@@angelcruxx8997 to be fair,our desserts are TOO sugary, compared to other asian or european delicacies lol, and way too oily

[@ChrolloLucy]

@@agnusdeiquitollispecatamundi it became oily cause we mostly use coconut. and coconut has its natural oil when cooked.

[@patmonte8426]

@@agnusdeiquitollispecatamundi nah... Indian sweets are sweeter than ours. Try eating Jalebi and Gulab Jamun.

[@mishmoshsoup3461]

I love watching all the participants and their honest reaction to all the foods they try. If they don't like something they are never disrespectful of the food which says a lot about their kindness and openess to try new things and appreciate them even when it is not to their liking. I want to send a care package of things to try from Texas, I will be emailing asking for a PO box or address to send items.

[@zahoorshah6102]

that would be fun🎉

[@Sai-ts9wm]

I love how honest they are. I mean, it's pretty normal, not everyone would like what we love, we've got different taste buds, and cultures we grew up to, but still, I appreciate that they tried something unusual for them. ✨👏🏻

[@lelupus]

I'm glad that you guys liked our desserts. Thanks for featuring Filipino food.

[@raymondnolasco7453]

Salamat for trying our deserts! Mabuhay ang Pakistan!

[@macburn13thgaming93]

From the Philippines we love you guys thank you for trying our sweet hope more Filipino food will introduce in your Chanel thank you my brother and sister

[@charlespascual7104]

Sending love from the Philippines.

[@kingdomkhancaptain7889]

Slamat po

[@maharlika6838]

the other woman said "I don't like it" then proceed eating it 😂😂😂😂😂 overall great reactions on our food thank you for sharing some of our food to these beautiful people❤️❤️❤️

[@jonathanorillo8721]

I've subbed on this channel 2 years ago. Thank you for featuring some my country's food. The reaction of the guest tribal people in Pakistan to every foreign thing presented to them has been a delight of a cultural experience for me.

[@hollish196]

I just love seeing friendship in action! This was wonderful!

[@tomtom18-i2i]

I've been in this channel since I could remember and watching these great people trying our delicacies is a joy to watch.

[@ChioGaru]

For those who would like to try Halo Halo, it's pretty easy to make at home, but depending on your location, you may need to substitute some of the more typical ingredients if you don't have access to an Asian grocer with imports from the Philippines. There's a bunch of different recipes online. Personally, I prefer my Halo Halo with sweet corn (most make theirs with sweet red beans), saba, gelatine cubes, jackfruit, ube halaya, macapuno, ice cream and that little square of leche flan, of course. A lot of the mix-ins are very sweet, so if you want to tone it down a tad either add more shaved/crushed ice or use regular milk in place of evaporated milk. It's such a great summer treat, I always crave it on really hot days and I was so happy to see it being enjoyed by others.

[@LanxPenzenpepper]

You can make a halohalo with just about any fruit, jelly or other goodies 😂

[@icdeadpipol]

alternate to Halo-Halo is to just prepare Mais-con-Hielo which is almost the same but only has corn kernels.

[@LanxPenzenpepper]

@@icdeadpipol i found mais con yelo's taste a bit on the more exotic side... 😂 A typical fruit blend halohalo would be better for first timers... Even just buko pandan halohalo 😂

[@vernzvernz7884]

Thank you for trying Filipino desserts. Watching you guys make me smile, like how these filipino desserts make us smile. So heart warming. ❤️ Much love from the Philippines. 🥰 ❤️

[@justinganaden7149]

It's interesting that Ube Halaya's translation in their language is "Stand and Mix it." Well, that translation is quite similar to how we Filipinos cook Ube Halaya while standing or just sitting and mixing the jam in a large wok or talyase.

[@nathanclarke2777]

Just seeing all their smiles is amazing!

[@cashus68]

Grandpa is liking some the stuff :) I love his smile so much :)

[@fxfx8292]

I'm from Philippines 🇵🇭 and I love to watch the other country about they try to taste The Filipino food we are thankful for ur reaction and giveng a good reaction.... Thank u so much 🙂

[@wiseguysoutdoors2954]

Great to see Mama Mustafa's smiling face!! It's great to see him open up more. You can tell that's he's becoming more comfortable in front of the camera!!

[@bealojero5245]

I love their humor and honesty ☺️ They made me smile. The best food tasting from yt.

[@Gongoblicious]

Assalamualaikum warahmatullahi wabarakatuh. I'm glad you all got to try some of our desserts! There's plenty more and hopefully y'all will get to try them. Love watching your videos! It is really a great joy to see.

[@joshyycute5823]

This is why i subbed. Genuine reactions.

[@littlefox3099]

That’s why Tribal People are the most honest people you can get But even if it’s bad, they still eat it and don’t just say ew.

[@levinaurgoax]

Love how they frankly evaluated the food based on how they had tasted it. Those genuine comments are very admirable.

[@preciousbarroga9342]

Raw honesty. I like it. Thank you for appreciating our food despite of cultural differences. Urdu people should come and visit us here in Philippines. You are most welcome.

[@naintarabatool1150]

Urdu people?

[@laya7061]

They're so adorable. I love their genuine reactions 🥺❤️

[@braddie0244]

I love seeing people from different countries trying our food.

[@maharlikabebz2249]

Thank you for featuring Filipino 🇵🇭 dessert!!! I've subbed to this channel

[@hakurouxavier8560]

It’s nice seeing Mama so happy and excited about the food. ❤

[@akachikon4469]

I am proud that Tribal People tried our delicacies ❤️ I am fan of you since 2021 ❤️

[@bananabreadguy7960]

8:25 "treasures is beneath" this man gets it.

[@waeldacanay6679]

Shukriya that all of you liked it Love from Philippines

[@paullights2154]

Yeeeey salamat salamat salamat shukran for tasting Filipino sweets I waited for this too!

[@carlreygall9457]

Filipino here!! all i can say is Shukria for sharing! eek number!

[@DeconvertedMan]

The english of the two brothers is getting very good! :D

[@Realellie1098]

wow! this is mind blowing in our old folklore we have a diety named HALIYA she is the moon goddes. And they call HALAYA as moon. Unfortunately UBE can only grow in tropical countries. It is also very difficult to cultivate.

[@redfullmoon]

Many Philippine languages have words from Sanskrit so it's not surprising that there will be some linguistic influence from the subcontinent. In this case though, halaya actually comes from the Spanish word "jalea"

[@Sturmchaos]

I love the smile on their faces, i love their commentaries on the food they eat. Keep it up guys

[@Wander_to_Wonders]

Thank you for the good comments. Tribal people still have the good manners intact in them. Their gentleness is a ne of a kind.

[@parenghabagat828]

Standing up while mixing. She got it right. Ube Halaya is cooked while standing up and mixing it all the time.

[@akosijarako6455]

I learned something new from that cool grandpa ... Use eggyolk as shampoo to prevent gray hair... Gonna try that.

[@happysolitudetv]

6:05 what a coincidence that their word for "mix" is "halaya", and the word we use that means to mix is "halo".

[@axelyves7345]

Pakistani people are one of the kindest and most generous people in the world I know. They would invite you without them knowing anything about you. They will feed you without you asking them, nor they will ask anything in return. One of the most humane people I know. Despite how bad the media portray the country of Pakistan, I know how good their citizens actually are.

[@yelmolahat8]

Finally, Filipino desserts. been a subscriber for a long time.

[@deeztoasters]

Lmfaoooo she said it look like ink pad and its not a lie 😂

[@Diyel]

I laughed out loud at that

[@jmhie9]

Thank you for honest reviews.. Leche flan was my favorite

[@opawpowa4140]

this channel is underrated....Luv there honesty😊

[@erikasalazar5223]

Their reactions are so cuuuutte!!!

[@clarisseaguirre6161]

I love how they describe how it tastes according to their own tastes buds

[@melomagiko123]

Finally! I always watch them and now my country's food is featured! Love it! Thank You!

[@reginaldsantos1829]

This is so heartwarming. 💕🙏🏼

[@rema1249]

Thanks for trying our food❤️ Love from Philippines

[@olderthanyoucali8512]

Flan originated in Rome. The Spanish adopted the recipe and added the sweet topping. The Spanish then spread this dish to their colonial possessions like those of the New world and their Pacific ones like the Philippines as well.

[@saintlazyguy7940]

like we didn't know that? obviously that dessert is common in europe. thanks btw nerd

[@jpespinosa4539]

You must taste the ph version tho

[@kurimawcycling6958]

I want to try for the sake of Philippines What a lovely man. 💕

[@yvnntlntn]

Awww thanks for this, and I'm happy you liked our desserts♥️ I'm a big fan of the whole gang.

[@FleaChristenson]

Mmmm. Now I want to try the halo halo.

[@valkyrie1066]

RIGHT???? And I'd NEVER turn down flan!

[@FleaChristenson]

@@valkyrie1066 oh my gosh!! Who turns down flan?! ☺️

[@BIBIBOY9090]

I am a Filipino and i agree that some of the dishes maybe an acquired taste to some. But we have a lot of food that i know other country will always love ❤️ thank you for tasting a bit of our culture ❤️❤️

[@kidlat9222]

These people didn’t grew up eating Filipino dishes so their tastebuds will always look for the food they’re acostumed to, which are comfort food for them.

[@francine13]

Watching them eat sweet desserts one after another makes me feel 'umay' lol. Loved their reactions! Ube halaya is my fave 💜

[@maharlikanroyaltytv4739]

Love is sweet. Sweet is Lovely that makes you happy.

[@keytejano4548]

people are wonderful and all cultures are interested in its own way.❤️ cant help to smile on their reaction😁, hope their honest tho. 😁. from 🇵🇭

[@RizziCGaming]

Absolutely enjoyed watching them. They were so optimistic while trying food that were not familiar to their tastebuds. Thank you for appreciating our food. ❤️

[@khillattkrungkrung7992]

Don't skip the ad guys.... Lets help them with their school projects....

[@suyumivie]

they’re so wholesome omg

[@Poo0fi]

HAHAHA! The halo halo song is so cute and endearing. xD

[@christophergonzales4036]

Thankyou brothers and sisters god will bless you all...we appreciate your vedio thanks for sharing ❤

[@floydhill9265]

Tell Uncle Mustafa his friend Floyd is married to a Filipina woman. Floyd doesn't like halo-halo either. 😅 However, I am impressed that you could find all of the ingredients to make it. In the U.S. you need to live in a big city that has Asian specialty markets to find those ingredients.

[@jerlynmaebolon3492]

I am glad they understood the need to mix Halo-Halo upon hearing its meaning because some don't, and it frustrates me.

[@tossancuyota7848]

love how honest the guys are, old babu i also have the same reaction when i first tasted the thing it does look like beet cause of the color and texture but the more you taste it the more it gets weider.. but it taste good specially the premium glutinous one s only made and harvested once a year

[@BongPamoceno]

I myself was so amaze about their reaction towards our delicaces

[@theweatherisaokay4964]

Philippines surely have rich culture including food varieties.

[@joveluyanguren6013]

I liked them for telling honest opinion very genuine people .... love you all 😇😇😇😇 from phillipines ❤😇😇😇

[@gellycrazy5117]

Wow... Its so great to see them.. Seeing and trying filipino food... Shukran guys... 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️🤗🤲🏻✨

[@thedailylifeofmemes.8708]

i love the honesty

[@jshu-_-]

Congratulations Reactistan! These look very authentic! Thank you for honoring our food!

[@VocallyYours3]

A lot of these foods are probably amazing!!

[@oliverenterprises3526]

Thanks for trying our desserts!

[@henerallumahandcraftedleat1985]

first time to watch a foreigner eat halo-halo in a right way. she mixed it well before enjoying it

[@BePatient888]

Flan is actually a Spanish desert that became popular in Spanish colonial territories. I am not surprised that it is now a Filipino favorite. Whoever made the Flan did an AWESOME job!

[@pcyndiap9018]

Their English is getting so good 👏🏽

[@afpwarmodernizationarchive1320]

woow thank you for featuring my filipino sweets like biiko love this so much

[@millionairemindset2024]

Greetings from the Philippines! Blessings and good health to all of you. :)

[@jebaited2449]

Now this kind of honest food review stuff is what yt need rn

[@cristinedhor]

They are so fun to watch~

[@daydreamer1274]

Hello I'm from the Philippines 🇵🇭 So glad you tried our dessert. My favorite is leche flan and halo-halo.

[@hueralainekingsmith2022]

This is a very funny episode..i really appreciate the honesty. Thank you sooo much.. i was smiling the whole time i was watching.

[@jeffrymanhulad8589]

Great review guys ❤️

[@Befree898]

Flan originated in ancient Rome and spread on Europe. Spanish conquistadors brought it to their colonies in America. Where it evolved to his actual recipe. Filipinas was a Spaniard colony, but flan wasn't originated there. Is a very popular dessert over all Hispanic America.

[@valkyrie1066]

I learned from my sister-in-law from Panama. That said, I'll eat ANYONE's flan! I live 15 min from the Mexican border and I can tell you we LOVE it here!

[@Lassisvulgaris]

It's seved in Europe, as well, though under different names. Drfinately an international dish.....

[@Befree898]

@@valkyrie1066 my mom used to make delicious family flans .

[@Sooooyaaaaaaaaa]

I don't think they said it originated in our country? Or maybe i heard wrong? Anyways, most filipino knew Flan was brought by Spaniards. It was later then changed a lil bit to suit our pallets, thus becoming the filipino lechr flan.

[@Befree898]

@@Sooooyaaaaaaaaa you are right, they never said it was created in Filipinas. But they introduced it as Filipino dessert. Like it belongs only to Filipino cuisine. Flan is a very popular international dessert on the moment. You can have it in so many countries that calling it a Filipino dessert is kind of wrong to me. No disrespect intended.

[@TheFallenAcorns]

This is very cool to watch.

[@ExoticCutiee]

"I liked Biko because it made us laugh" truly amazing people just out here appreciating the simple lil things,

[@makohmoo2133]

Enjoy our Filipino disert sir...

[@v1982on]

I love their honesty.

[@donnoanything824]

someone's english has improved i see.. in no time he will be able to communicate fully. Good job Mehboob.. 👍

[@crisvelailyn7293]

4:30 I'd say he's the most descriptive, he knows what's the possible ingredients that were mixed in that dessert, he has great taste buds 💖💯

[@mrussel2392]

Thank you for this

[@izumihanagata1148]

I'm from Philippines and I enjoy the video 😁

[@maneepeanut5536]

Ube is purple yam....it has 2 colors white and violet...Violet is natural color of ube...try to find in Google about ube...I love watching you guys...I'm from the Philippines 🇵🇭 thanks you're all ☺ smiling...good morning friends.. Leche flan is cook by egg yolk, condensed milk and evap milk that's why is so sweet and yummy cook in slow fire...try to search here in KZbin on how to cook leche flan, biko and ube halaya...have fun and enjoy eating Filipino....😍😍😍👍👍

[@Jenavee26]

2:55 I might start looking up that egg yolk alternative for myself lol just to have her exact hair in the future

[@oodo2908]

That was an excellent menu. Good job, Reactistan.