VEGETARIAN INDIAN FOOD TOUR!! | Eating the Authentic Indian way!

[@Puzzle_Planet1]

Every tourist should hire host like this girl who has vast knowledge of Indian culture, food and history

[@alfonsoandjessica]

We agree :). Thank you so much for watching our channel :)

[@Sssss-q8u]

Sister plz come to Bangalore 🙏🏼🙏🏼❤️..

[@lakshyabafna8428]

I swear

[@rahulhunter234]

She is blatant liar shamelessly promoting her native state Kerala living in Mumbai Maharashtra and giving wrong facts about History!

[@shagunbhasin3049]

Yup I agree 💯

[@Bajrangi45-k]

"Indians from north and south" made me smile...A true ambassador of India this girl is..kuddos

[@divyamrathi299]

Even I liked this line ❤

[@KiranMachiraju]

I like it.

[@adityakishan1]

I was about to write that...

[@moinakbhattacharya878]

Btw, there are also eastern and western part of India, and the food of Assam for example has nothing to do with the food of Punjab

[@adityakishan1]

@@moinakbhattacharya878 Ab jabardasti bakaiti krna h toh kya bolein

[@raphaelrecordings8748]

the girl has done a fantastic job of explaing the sadhya without confusing them...

[@alfonsoandjessica]

I agree :). Thank you for watching our video

[@peacefulsoul695]

​@@alfonsoandjessica❤

[@sjayachandran1713]

Great to hear that you liked our Kerala sadya.

[@prasanthravi6398]

She did a wonderful job❤.but sorry to say this not the way to have south indian sadya. They have to be an order. Still she did well

[@ratneshgiri1983]

"Indians from the north and Indians from the south" melted my heart ❤

[@VikashKumar-kw5ck]

Absolutely right 😚😊☺️😘🥰

[@bestcompilation93]

AT LAST WE ARE SOUTH INDIANS 🔥🔥

[@kodavatribe]

No we are Indians from down South.​@@bestcompilation93

[@govindkumarraj9426]

Ohh .hallo im from whole india​@@bestcompilation93

[@udaykumar-fr6cw]

Pooja is a great guide, I have seen her in many vloggers videos mainly foreigners. Nice presentation by her.

[@alfonsoandjessica]

She is a great guide :). Thank you so much for watching our video :)

[@Dan-kf1jj]

How I could reach her? I plan a trip to India

[@RainLily-l2m]

Mother and son are too lovely ❤

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you and thank you for watching our channel :). Stay tune for more videos coming up soon :)

[@Garconlevis_Solan]

Those who defame India for being a third world country, let me tell you India is way ahead of your thinking, its more scientific than anyone can imagine, ancient Indian lifestyle is all scientific.

[@stevenmccarthy112]

shitting in public is really scientific.

[@GopalKK2019]

⁠​⁠@@stevenmccarthy112looks you have not been to San Francisco..

[@jhnknws1751]

@@stevenmccarthy112 dumping it in the sea or in underground to seep into the UG water is more scientific, isn’t it?

[@TheKumarmanoj]

​@@stevenmccarthy112i can show dat in usa too😮😅

[@NILAMANIL]

@@stevenmccarthy112 This is nothing but your arrogance and feel of superiority. You people are not able to handle properly your limited population where everybody can see the living of homeless where these homeless pee and shit on roads. I think it’s scientific to eat food by homeless, collected from beans outside of stores. I have not seen any kindness in western world. We are managing 140 million people. Imagine what will happen in your country with the huge population. You system is enjoying on the exploitation of others especially third world.

[@namratamaharaul3589]

This girl need to be our indian tourism brand ambassador 😊

[@rahulhunter234]

INDIA don't need DUMB brand ambassador like this girl who is obsessed only with her native state Kerala and confusing foreigners by showing Kerala food in Mumbai food tour, that girl is promoting her own states food in Mumbai.

[@Jay-ns2ts]

Sorry, she was wrong. There is a specific order for eating Kerala Sadhya. All curries should not be mixed together. If you do so, you won't get the real taste. Each curry has its own purpose. Some are for digestion and some for taste balancing. For example Ginger Tamarind(Inchipuli) and pickle(Achaar) are for taste balancing. They should not be eaten like other curries as they are very spicy. Touch them lightly on the tongue with a finger whenever you want. There is a definite rule for having a Sadhya. There is even a rule for placing banana leaves on the table. The tip of the leaf should be placed to your lefthand side. Those who want to know the complete rules can contact me. 🧡Namaskaram🙏🏻

[@kanthalur.N]

Even there are unwritten rules on which one to be served first and where to serve

[@udaykrishnakanthbadida9346]

exactly,, i was thinking the same, i am from andhra and we also similar order of eating and placement of leaf

[@bharatmotovlogs81]

Yes she added all curries and curd at a time.. giving wrong direction how adding vegies and other stuff

[@bmniac]

I am 84 years old. And I have interacted over the decades with a large number of cooks from different parts of India (only vegetarian) the majority being Tambram and malayali Nambudiri cooks. These days most youngsters hardly know the significance of the rules and practices in consuming "special occasion" foods. Sad.

[@spicesms13]

Your words are true. We Indians do not mix everything and eat like this

[@kevindraper3356]

The host and her quality English is awesome, she treats people so well and makes everything look so homely ❤

[@skvastrakar9786]

Your child is hero...in ur all videos...🙋‍♂🙋‍♂🙋‍♂

[@JasmineR875]

Alfonso is so well mannered, well spoken and mature for his age, bless him x

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you so much! :). Alfonso says thank you as well :)

[@mlg5015]

I am an Indian from south and don't think anyone here would mix rice with sambar, rasam, butter milk, pickles at time and eat. Each item has its won taste, flavour, purpose and sequence. Never mind eat as you please as long as you love the food!

[@sathishgarvandulags]

Different persons have different taste Bro

[@ravinderkumarsethi2481]

Alfonso likes every Indian food and gave 10 out of 10😂

[@Kimjong123-b3s]

jeesica set Alfonso 😂

[@luckyashutosh]

omg this soooooo beautifulllllll soooo testyyytyyty 😂

[@kapilgupta4064]

Bro knows how to rizz Indian audience 💀🌚❤️

[@lionking2827]

Not everyone india alfonsno rich people mango 🥭🥭🥭

[@Sushma-ry3dy]

​@@lionking2827Alphonso is Ratnagiri aam as we know!

[@chandineebhujan3868]

She is by far the very best guide you had. So detailed and down to earth in her approach. Taught you the real essence of indian vegetarian food with a touch of humour ❤😊

[@beyondboundary7308]

This type guide show true image of INDIA

[@bisht176]

The girl guide is wonderful having excellent knowledge of India culture 🎉🎉🎉

[@santoshmhaisne]

Jessica.... Where found you this kind of guy 🤣🤣🤭she is too Amezing..! Because of she presenting our our culture, tradition, and politely..... Best episode... Too good 👍 😄

[@alfonsoandjessica]

The other person was someone that was part of the food tour :). Thank you for watching our channel :). Stay tune for part 2 and 3 :)

[@YohannanMolath]

In Kerala, we mix individual dishes with the rice at a time, allowing us to savour the distinct flavours of each item individually, rather than combining all the dishes together with the rice, in one meal.

[@Seturam789]

But in Odisha we drink those dishes with pakhala 😂

[@priyasri111]

As a south Indian descendent from Kerala to Mumbai, this video is extra special to my heart ❤

[@alfonsoandjessica]

We are very glad :). Thank you for watching our video :)

[@nayakvivek]

The guide rocks! Really liked her understanding and explanations. Great job!

[@Sanatanihind02]

Best host in India 🇮🇳 i give her 5 star ⭐⭐⭐⭐

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you so much! I really appreciate it :).

[@jeevanshukla9682]

If you are in Capital City of Maharashtra, then you must try original Maharashtrian Food. You can try it at Aswad, Vinay Health Home, Panshikars and more in Thane too.

[@danupaul6926]

The girl is so soft, humble and knowledgeable. Wonderful and the best guide I have ever seen. God bless her and you wonderful family ❤

[@sunwukong2959]

That banana leaf meal is a typical South Indian food tradition, it is quite staple in Tamilnadu and Andhra Pradesh. A typical traditional festive feast meal will consists of 18 type of dishes (known as pathinen kari vagai): Gravy types: 1. Kuzhambu/Sambar 2. Kaara/Puli/Vaththa Kuzhambu or Puli Mandi 3. Mor/Thayirvitta Kuzhambu 4. Sodhi Kuzhambu 5. Chaaru/rasam Side dishes: 6. Aviyal 7. Poriyal 8. Varuval 9. Tuvayal 10. Masiyal 11. Kadaiyal 12. Pirattal 13. Podituval 14. Pacchadi 15. Oorukaai 16. Vadai 17. Appalam 18. Tokku --------------------------------------------------------- 19. boiled Rice 20. Ghee 21. thayir 22. payasam 23. banana 24. water

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you for sharing this and thank you for watching our channel :). Stay tune for more videos coming up soon :)

[@தமிழ்தாஸ்]

Super brow

[@subramanyamraju4112]

Very good... I liked it❤

[@sheldon4063]

One of the best I've seen so far..💯 The host killed it with her vast knowledge and exceptional introduction to the food!!! especially explaining the correct manner of eating South Indian food. Wow!! 👍👏 😍

[@nikhilkher23]

Alfonso is waiting for bite in every video.. but she is like let me eat first 🤣🤣🤣

[@ashishnautiyal7721]

This lady food guide is awesome. So eloquent. Explained everything so very well. Nice video.

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you and thank you for watching our channel. Stay tune for more videos coming up soon :)

[@vishalchd1]

Another interesting vlog👍👍 Definitely Guide has excellent presentation skills...

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Glad you think so! thank you for watching our channel :)

[@indgaming9586]

Our indian sister has lots knowledge about our culture she is down to earth.god bless you dear sister.jai Hind jai Bharat

[@ddte24]

There is nothing like Authentic food. Every food maker have own taste for same food.

[@alfonsoandjessica]

I agree :). Thank you for watching our channel :)

[@peacefulsoul695]

​@@alfonsoandjessicaA well-balanced vegetarian diet is generally rich in vitamins, minerals, and fiber and low in saturated fats.💚🧡💙

[@mahabharat11]

Nice 👍 video. I generally like South Indian food as a breakfast or as a small meal.

[@ExMuslimImranAli]

Guide rock.... i m indian but some facts i also didnt know .... thnx 🌹

[@Sbrand.21]

Sanatan history is best There is no other 🚩🕉️🙏🏼

[@ShriNidhi-zu2im]

Stop labeling food as religion

[@Sbrand.21]

@@ShriNidhi-zu2im becose u don't have 😒

[@SatyamYadavg7]

Indian culture best in the whole world. There are many diversity. Many rich of opportunity tourism, food and culture Jai Hind jai bharat Promote our culture And conserves our culture Love from India❤❤ 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@vipansahni]

Spectacular guide, Spectacular Alfonso, Spectacular meal.... Keep on discovering the amazing India....

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you and thank you for watching our channel :). Stay tune for more videos coming up soon :)

[@sandeepsandhu4286]

Your guide is brilliant ... explained everything beautifully

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Yes I agree :). Thank you for watching our channel :)

[@sedimelo7660]

Don't use wipes before eating. It's like eating chemicals. We Indians use to wash hands with bar soup or liquid hand wash before eating.

[@ketanshigwan]

Guide was good in information n spot on where to explain what things 👍

[@kureshbehera219]

Now you are enjoying original traditional culture.🎉🎉

[@1taperjeangirl1]

Love the girl, so well done 'Indian from the south "")

[@ddte24]

19:05 Mumbai was first settled in the year 1507(Almost 508 Years before from now). The Present Name was derived from the name of the Koli-Goddess "MumbaDevi", & it was formerly known as Bombay.

[@sumeethdigwa1093]

Wonderful explained given by our Indian sister proud to be say as Indian and our culture.

[@sathishkumar8654]

Alfonso looks cute in Indian costume. You both are full of energy. Best wishes.

[@atharvasolanke821]

Hats off! This sister who explain perfectly our ancient culture ❤🎉 and thank you guys for visit our bharat

[@subashaus]

Ur GUIDE.. She explained you everything correctly & clearly... Kuddos to her.

[@rahulhunter234]

that girl guide is blatant lair......quoting wrong history and facts!

[@sarathchandran3503]

22:37 she said wrong. Starting with spicy things like achar and chili , ending with sweets. Why ? The first bit of spicy alarm your brain to produce digestive juices in your stomach. (Means hey stomach the food is coming 😂). Then you start with the middle items like thoran, olan, kuuttukari etc along with sambar and pappad. It's your main course. Then you eat with aviyal and parippu Kari(not on this menu). Aviyal and parippu Kari contain lots of butter and ghee. It's a heavy food to digest. But don't worry, your stomach has already produced enough digestive juices because of the spicy start. After finishing your main course food, drink rasam first. Because it helps increase digestion. Because of the spicyness of rasam, you need to cool down. So drink moru (the butter milk 😂). Or you can mix rasam and moru 1:2 ratio. Now you finish all your food. Ohh don't forget the drumstick. (The drumstick also helps to improve sexual hormones. Check in Google). Finally sweet. Why are sweets in consuming last ? When you finish your food, you need to inform your brain that my meal is completed. Just when you start with spicy things first. Sweet means Sugar. One of the properties of sugar or sweet is to feel that you are full and also trick you to take a rest after the meal.😂. In our tradition , after a full meal / lunch the people will take some rest or a short sleep to help the stomach to digest food. But nowadays no one has time to rest. Fast moving world. That's why health issues are common. This is a proper ayurvedic tradition. You will understand more when you visit Kerala ❤

[@Snehveer_Shy]

The girls knowledge about indian culture , wow💯✅🕉🚩🧡🇮🇳💪🙌

[@Harshada-k9f]

Here is in india so so so many delicious food verities . enjoy this food dear. Every district had different types test of food.❤

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you for sharing this and thank you for watching our channel :)

[@Harshada-k9f]

@@alfonsoandjessica e Well come india again and again

[@anandvijayakumar4097]

I am from Kerala, we don't mix all at once. mix each curry with some rice then only u get the real taste of each curry. There is a complete different way to eat sadya

[@sachinshinde8283]

Nice Video.Different & Many More Varieties in our Indian Food.We Proud For our Food For our Culture.We Love India.Jai Hind.

[@TemporaryTemporary-y2j]

@23:38 "...is the savoury *wersion* " : In case anyone was wondering, in Hindi the letter "व" represents both "wa" and "va" ie. *W* and *V* so native Hindi speakers may unintentionally use them interchangeably for eg: "Vertical" may sometimes be pronounced as *wertical* "Western" may sometimes be pronounced as *vestern* They are usually able to correct themselves if they are cognizant/actively make a conscious effort to differentiate between *v* and *w* . Please note that this comment is in no way an attempt to put anyone down but just for the sake of information that may serve as an explanation to anyone who may have wondered about this.

[@shiv8946]

Fantastic knowledge of food 😊

[@Orunda]

there's another popular way to eat a Sadya. We taste all sides (palyas) individually with rice, and then decide which one to go for a second serving! and even the curries have a specific order - like first rasam(the papadam goes here), then the red (thicker) curry, and lastly the white curry (made with curds). sweets like payasam etc come between red curry and the white one and the meal ends with curd rice!

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you for sharing this and watching our channel :)

[@Realmofworldlore]

South in india... Lots of veriety foods and different cultures... Its Amazing... Once u travelled Southern side.. it feels heaven... Best in the World

[@ddte24]

5:08 I'm disagree with her. Mumbai and Maharashtra nor south nighter North. We are Western India and we have our own food culture. 🙏 There are thousand dish in Maharashtra from veg to non veg depend on you what type food u want.

[@rahulhunter234]

The girl you hired is very shrewd, she shamelessly promoting Kerala living in Maharashtra and giving so many wrong information like eating on banana leaf helps you in avoiding sickness(Agree) and its scientifically proved(Totally Disagree)!secondly she is saying Maharashtra is in North India wtf, we are residents of western INDIA not north INDIA.Your guide is totally Dumb! Sometimes i feel Raj Tackhrey is right, we Marathi people should throw out this garbage from Mumbai and Maharashtra!

[@rahulhunter234]

You are eating south Indian food in Maharashtra, then what's your purpose visiting Maharashtra? totally disappointed by your choice of food, you should taste authentic Maharashtrian food and if you want to taste Kerala food then go to Kerala! you messed it up very badly! disliked this video!

[@rahulhunter234]

My reply to this Channel

[@manasviwade8111]

Very true

[@krutarthmakavana9451]

​@@rahulhunter234same bhai...me bhi gujrati hu...or gujrat me aake bole ki hum South vale he😂

[@babushenoy5215]

Appreciate the way the host is explaining about the food, culture and traditions and history. Thanks and Salut to her! Government should educate all guides and tour operators. Something must be done regarding hygiene and unhealthy food too.

[@sab4055]

You are in Maharashtra you should try marathi maharashtrian thali too . All regions of India have traditional thalis so much variety you will never find in world.

[@supriyapatil3962]

Many people suggested her to try authentic Maharashtrian food. But she is just trying south and north Indian food. If she really want to explore Indian food she must try local dishes also

[@hit1980]

The host is South Indian 😂, RIP logic when she said that shez starting South Indian food first as South is closer to Mumbai 🤣

[@supriyapatil3962]

@@hit1980 she must be forgotten that Mumbai is in Maharashtra

[@rexxbailey2764]

AND YET YOUR CHILDREN ARE SO UTTERLY ILLITERATE IN EVERYTHING THEY DO !! 😑😒 ROFL!! 😆😆😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😂😂🤣🤣🤣😆😆😂😂😂😂😂😂😄😆😂😂😆😆😆🤣

[@savitar8002]

You mean food filled with cheese.

[@kunaldhuria3935]

"The Good thing is you know how to do that" Alfonso is so cute 😁, i am glad you guys are having fun in India, keep on exploring.

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you! Will do! :)

[@Deleepsooranadan]

I really appreciate Pooja b coz as a guide she try to explain everything for that guy's.i think she was born in Mumbai.thats why she doesn't know about how to eat Kerala sadhya/ means food with banana leaf.we have an order to eat sadya.we don't mix it all together.pooja pls you have to watch my comment so pls solve these problems.other wise you are a good guide.thank you

[@prasannakumarpatil2570]

Why this lady calling it as souther Indian food...just call it as Kerala sadya.. Karnataka,tamilnadu,andhra have their own culture and their own type of food

[@striker44]

It is easier for Westerners to remember. Back in the US, they have north and south indian restaurants. So, they can easily relate to it.

[@girishchandra5651]

To be honest, we don't mix everything like that all those different veggies

[@MalaShanmugm]

Nice Authentic South Indian Kerla food. We lot from watching what each food Represents. It is nice way of mixing All the vegetable eating . 😊

[@Rajveer_Singh68]

Indian lemonade is the best. and That host has very good knowledge about culture and history.

[@alfonsoandjessica]

YEs I agree :). Thank you for watching our channel :)

[@NaveenSingh-x3h]

Proud of this girl have deep knowledge about India culture and cuisine and the way she explains about food is outstanding.

[@prachimatapurkar3364]

This is so cool, the girl is kind and explained everything so well. Alfonso is such a sweet kid! Lots of love and now I am missing India even more ❤😊

[@saflcreative]

Nice..but hope she takes u too all kind of food experience not only south . South Indian food is delicious but also explore other foods in Mumbai like Konkani Maharashtrians punjabi gujrati Irani bohri

[@savitar8002]

Mumbai food is only cheese

[@cmadhaviify]

Well explained about eating food with hand very good knowledge about our culture & traditions 👍😍

[@Loki-04]

Please try to get a guide who knows about local culture, this girl is promoting her own culture (which is way better in southern part) but you are in maharashtra, and maharashtrian food and culture is very unique and you will get to know about that in maharashtra only, not in other parts of india, because in india we say every 100km food, language and culture changes, so try to understand and enjoy about that.

[@vaibhavpawar8244]

Host Proud of you. You Passing great message of of our culture.

[@manishkumar-hx3rt]

Excellent guidance ❤️

[@ravirajpoojary1264]

That bindii on a women really enhances her beauty

[@GlenMaxwell-rs8qp]

After like 16:01 onwards, the kid goes like "the good thing is you don't have to do it" 🤣🤣. Then he deepens his wisdom🤣🤣. Love him so much.❤️😂

[@businessswot1003]

She was giving tour in West India of south food but what about WESTERN INDIAN FOOD

[@gamicri9310]

Waoo 😮 I am very impressed with the girl she have so much knowledge

[@sunnypant9107]

Like your adventurism with food !! Love how you are ready to dig in to totally new flavours 🎉

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you 😋 and thank you for watching our channel :)

[@MrDestroyer58]

I'm surprised, but we south Indians (AP & Telangana) won't make such a messy mixing all the curries & pappadams 😮😮

[@kishorerajurkar2271]

Enjoyed the video and the food. The host was a super host. Recommending real Kerala food . She explained very well. Alfonso was sweet and salty ( naughty)as before

[@OmPrakash-rv1iu]

The Indian lady's eyes are very enchanting, besides her way of explaining to our foreign guests is heart warming. God bless such ambassadors of India. Bravo.

[@lakshyasharma91]

The Host girl was Awesome Knowladgeble And well Knowned Indian Culture And Explained Brilliently👍👍👍👍👍👌👌👌👌👌👌👌👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ Awesome Vlog Enjoy your Trip In India Welcome 🎉

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Yes I agree :). Thank you so much 😀.

[@raghunathsingbal3677]

Jessica enjoy the Mumbai food tour to the fullest, you will remember it in every moment of your life

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you and thank you for watching our channel :). Stay tune for more videos coming up soon :)

[@SandeepKumar-dh2hv]

She explained everything properly ❤❤❤

[@surendrarakwal6940]

Very beautifully explained by her

[@vivekkumarnetam7509]

The way she explained our cultural love that specially eat with hand love you ❤❤❤

[@vinodreddy6419]

Good explaining your friend

[@olishut785]

The guide is superb presented good knowledge keep it up🎉🎉

[@tristar4760]

Confused Mumbai is in Maharashtra so how south ruled Mumbai 🤔 I born here in Mumbai but I usually eat Maharashtra food wada pav sheera poha and all

[@manasviwade8111]

Exactly she is spreading wrong info, Mumbai was always of Marathi people

[@tristar4760]

@@manasviwade8111 This guide should be ban actually she is spreading wrong information specially she lives in Maharastra and spreading wrong information.

[@AlienTitanic]

She is talking nonsense 😂 Whatapp University knowledge 😂 Half the stuff she mentioned is pure crap and no relation to tradition and science

[@venkatk2738]

Thanks for showing this restaurant, I had been to here few times long back, taking back to me with memories, hope you had good time with this restaurant along with yummy south Indian food

[@Unreal_StudiosVFX]

Congratulations in advance for 100K family....keep enjoying

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you so much 😀

[@ChandanKumar-mr9xu]

A perfect guide who represents our country and culture 💕 Great 🐦 Happy to see this type of enthusiasm towards our food and culture...

[@vishalitem1]

I wish Alfonso was my teacher in school...I would have scored 100%...Alfonso is so generous ❤

[@daemon42]

6:20 banana leaf is not only south Indian tradition, we northeast Indian people use banana leaf to serve food too 😊😊

[@yadukrishnan7121]

That guide is super🙏

[@TinkuBharduaj-kh9zc]

Mouth wartering vegetarian food😋

[@ishqrajput7448]

Keep on dancing 💃 🎶 ✨️

[@kavyavijaychagi-oj4rm]

Ya really liked the way she explained.

[@deepakk3434]

She is wrong at the end. According to ayurveda you consume bitter first, then sour, then spicy and at last sweet.

[@rexxbailey2764]

LOLS, WELL DOESN'T MAKE ANY DIFFERENCE TO WHITES! NOW, ALL DAT! 😆😆😂😂🤣🤣🤣🤣😆🤣🤣😂😂😂😂😂

[@hemanthbt]

Traditional buttermilk is the leftover when Curd /yoghurt is churned and the butter is removed from the mixture. Later this butter is heated to make Ghee /clarified butter. However nowadays people add more water directly to cued /yoghurt to dilute it and call it buttermilk.

[@JohnsStudioTravelVlog]

Hi Jessica! Once again, your food vlog was fantastic, and it's great to see you guys enjoying the cuisine. Alfonso was absolutely adorable🙂, and I'm a huge fan of his. Keep up the amazing work! 👏👏👏

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Thank you so much we really appreciate it. Alfonso says thank you :)

[@JohnsStudioTravelVlog]

@@alfonsoandjessica 🙏

[@sriramprasannaarikapalli472]

Guide is fabulous 👌

[@alfonsoandjessica]

Glad you think so! :). Thank you and thank you for watching our channel. Stay tune for more videos coming up soon :)

[@UniversalIndian-fh6st]

It's a burst of multiple flavours 😋😋🤤🤤