We Swapped Traditional Holiday Meals

[@freshlyfreya]

Australia is a lot more multicultural than people think

[@calamityj3634]

When you consider that half the pop are either born overseas or are first generation Australians ( 49%) I’d say .. um yeah we’re pretty multicultural

[@1tsjustjess]

@@alliel06 tbh my perception of Australia has always been that it wasn't diverse at all so this was very enlightening

[@Mani-ee2pe]

And a lot more Racist than you can ever imagine... It is as ridiculous as saying that muslims are tolerant 🙄

[@blogsfred3187]

@@Mani-ee2pe you have no idea about racism, try places that really are, I grew up in them.

[@siobhanemm]

@@blogsfred3187 yeah Australia is pretty racist I was bullied alot in my home town

[@xx_strawberry_xx9038]

really enjoyed this video and appreciated how everyone generally was excited to try the other's foods. it seems on the main buzzfeed the people act weirded out by other food. which is kinda disrespectful. But this group was so open minded , respectful and kind. it was v lovely ~

[@aroojkhan5159]

When she bought bolani out my afghan self screamed in delight.

[@milkishouse4404]

My Croatian self is screaming! It's amazing to see my culture represented. Australia is so mulitcultural. I seriously would love to try everything there 😍

[@Gnarloo]

" I am Italian, have u ever had a calzoney"

[@adap.3507]

Jeonoh how he pronounced Calzone was making me consider he is an italian

[@sadiequackenbush4721]

And he brings out a store bought bread lmao

[@chantalperez7815]

@@sadiequackenbush4721 My dad's side of the family is Italian in origin and Panettone is traditional in the family, everyone buys it because ain't nobody got time to be making that many fruit breads X-D

[@catiaguarino183]

@@chantalperez7815 same we always get so many of them and we also get a lot of torrone my nonno loves them

[@Knowledge-n1o]

@@sadiequackenbush4721 that's how most Italians get them (the ones that live in Italy too)

[@emmygoldman1065]

Are we not gonna talk about how he just called it a “calzone-ey”

[@thelonelyegg3025]

it's closer to the actual pronunciation than most people's attempts at it tho and he is actually italian. It's meant to be pronounced more like 'cal-zoh-neh' or 'calt-zoh-neh' but people just say 'cal-zone'

[@Mandapanda.]

Lol I know :)

[@elroy8272]

Everyone was so happy to share and enjoy each others culture. A very pleasant video.

[@millyys815]

I’m literally sitting right across from a panettone 😂

[@danidrewittsmith253]

same!! haaaaaa xdxd

[@shazzycromo]

Sameeee 😂😂

[@hihijijoji4880]

What tat

[@jayswing101]

The Beaver tails 😭😭😭 I miss them so much. I was expecting her to bring out tourtière or pets de soeurs or a bûche de noël, but the beaver tails were a cool idea because they are a part of the Christmas holiday week. My family goes skating on the canal between Christmas and New Years if it's open or just walking around the Byward Market if it's not, and we'd always stop for a beavertail. Now I'm homesick 😔

[@melaniesonier6493]

Yeah... im from NB and i was thinking that she should have brought a Tourtiere (meat pie)... Thats a traditional christmas dish! not beaver tails... thats a summer treat for us

[@philoctetes_wordsworth]

3:23 Hameda’s dish sounds absolutely amazeballs!

[@yourpaldrphayul3048]

I'm Canadian and I've never heard of what she just said. There are beaver tails/elephant ears with/without toppings in the summer, but never have seen them in the winter.

[@jessicakelly377]

Laneylanes in Banff in winter all the time.

[@jayswing101]

What part of Canada are you from? Beavertails/queues de castors are EVERYWHERE in the winter in Ottawa, and they kind of disappear in the summer. There's only one permanent shack that sells them in the summer

[@Dee-ahn]

Why the hell would you eat beavers or elephants 😡

[@shallonsteeves8192]

Laneylanes In NB ive only seen them in the summer when the amusement parks/carnivals are here.

[@jayswing101]

@@Dee-ahn they're not real beavertails. It's just like the ones in the video. It's fried dough with sweet toppings

[@ohheyitssoumy5959]

my italian boss literally got me that cake 3:46 for christmas :D so cool!

[@WindXadepts]

There's probably just as much different foods during Christmas as the different types of triffles people make.

[@jameskatu6339]

WindXadepts yum I love a good trifle it was my GranFather’s fav.

[@chantalperez7815]

When Canada girl brought out the Beaver Tails I cried a little T_T Gimme a Beaver Tail covered in maple sugar! I need to go back to Canada just for these and Pudding Chomeur

[@tiffanychristinatran3260]

I love that Lisa identified her Chinese ethnicity

[@danielabellaxo]

He’s so spot on about the Panettone 😂

[@marziaazimi5068]

I new hameda was afghan as soon as i heard her name Afghans know when someone else is afghan

[@omargames8532]

im afghan

[@aj-qb6gh]

I'd love to try Lisa's savoury cakes.. Are they common in restaurants here?

[@sparklejuice]

Go to a Chinese restaurant and look for 韭菜粿 (jiu chai guo) for the steamed version, or 韭菜盒子 (jiu chai he zi) for the pan fried version. Here in Singapore, it's one of our local standard breakfast fare.

[@jaylaberesford9326]

I always think it’s weird when people eat molasses because I have horses and that’s what they have 😂

[@BadWebDiver]

Some foods cross species. Horses eat carrots and apples too...

[@stephaniedion]

The quebec one is definitely not accurate haha. We do eat Queue de Castor but at events, not Christmas. Christmas is your tourtière (meat pie), turkey, peas, carrots, potatoes, gravy, and for dessert a Buche de Noël!

[@taraweston-webb6608]

Wanderlust Vegan is Buche do noel the same in Canada as in France? Because even the supermarket ones in France are a damn delicious

[@stephaniedion]

@@taraweston-webb6608 I believe they are the same. The flavors might be different. We get some maple flavored ones because we produce it in Quebec

[@Friedacat]

I was wondering where the hell the tourtiere was!? Who picks a beaver tail over tourtiere or a buche de noel to represent Christmas food in Canada !?

[@Gorgeousmali]

Je sais pas pourquoi elle a choisit cela pour être honnête // Idk why che chosed that over meat pie or xmas log...

[@melaniesonier6493]

Yesss! finally someone who agrees with me... Im from NB and we dont see that in winter.. its a summer treat! Tourtiere (meat pies) would have been way better, we do that every christmas! We do not eat turkey in my family... we eat a boned ham with pineapple, brown sugar, maple sirop and a beer lolll But Tourtiere is a dish that we always bring when meeting our relatives!

[@UkrainianCat]

queues de castor are known as beaver tails in the rest of Canada

[@melaniesonier6493]

and its also not a christmas dish.. for us in NB its a summer treat lolll

[@jameskatu6339]

That was cool. One of my mates I use to work with when he celebrated Eid he’d bring cakes etc to work. I’m NZ Maori & We always Celebrate by putting down a Hangi/Umu/Lovo but Xmas Eve we have a BBQ however next year I’m planning to go to the Philippines for Xmas with my Gf & have Xmas there also her Family is Chinese so that’ll be Interesting & probably full on.

[@Kaye_G]

It’s been 2 yrs. how was it?

[@Graysonsyt]

I’m Canadian and I live in Ontario And we call those beaver tails name sounds bad but they taste so good

[@melaniesonier6493]

As a Canadian, i never ate Queue de castor for christmas... this is a summer treat.. I feel like she missed the ball on that one! Tourtiere is a traditional christmas dish! Im from NB and it was pass down from my mom, grandma and so on! Its very popular in Quebec, i also know people in Ontario that eats it at christmas time too... and so easy to make too compared to the Queue de castor(Beaver tails).

[@gzwb]

idk why but for some reason, this video warms my heart 🥺🤘🏾

[@oliviah5651]

could’ve had a employee who’s jewish to show food eaten on hanukkah!

[@niamhb811]

There arent many jewish people in australia

[@spiritualdisciple8153]

Na they’d probs steals some of the other food cuisines and claim it’s theirs

[@jonathaniadarola5447]

niamh b there’s quite a lot actually in Melbourne and Sydney

[@leeloopoopy]

Jonathan Iadarola I’m in Sydney and don’t know a single Jewish person

[@krishnashukla4382]

@@spiritualdisciple8153 not funny, didnt laugh.

[@nano38824]

the noodles that lisa is saying is called Yusheng! not really noodles but yall can google it

[@megalicious7757]

LOVE the level of pride :)

[@melissadawe3206]

In Québec, queues de castors/beaver tails can be found pretty much year round. I personally don't associate it with Christmas.

[@melaniesonier6493]

Omg Preach girl!... Im not from Quebec but where im from its a summer treat (NB)... Tourtiere(meat pie), shepard's pie or the rolled up cinnamon dought(pet de soeur) would have been better than Beaver tail for christmas dishes!

[@melissadawe3206]

@@melaniesonier6493 Even though my family doesn't really do tourtière, I know that it's a big Christmas tradition. I would also associate Beaver tails to a summer treat more than anything 😅

[@MacMoonie]

Beaver Tails??? I love beaver tails!!! So Canadian

[@GrimmMaiden]

I haven't had one in ages and this video made me wish I was closer to where I can get them lol

[@Amandat170]

I miss Beaver Tails!!!!😫

[@bethanycooke2115]

Me too! Especially with Nutella and fruit 😍

[@wellhellothere5533]

WE DO NOT SAY SHIMP ON THE BARBIE

[@bankstownbanditz]

brother, im maco and your hrvatska meal is the same, so bloody delish!

[@AnmolBains27]

The dessert from Canada....you don't find everywhere lol. I'm from Vancouver and never heard of it and we definetly do not have this at any of our winter festivals. Maybe a few cafe's may have it but you'd have to hunt them down!

[@Gorgeousmali]

she's from Quebec, Quebec is really far from Vancouver that explains a lot I think

[@AnmolBains27]

@@Gorgeousmali exactly why she shouldn't have said all of Canada. I can say with certainty it isn't common in BC, Alberta or Saskatchewan. Canada doesn't have a strong french influence at all. If anythings its close to slim but none the less I would love to try the dish :)

[@Gorgeousmali]

@@AnmolBains27 There's so much differences between provinces, yes she should'nt tell that they're beaver tails in every winter festival, i'm living in Quebec atm and I have to say that it's not even common in our festivals to have beaver tails in winter, but in summer we can have it everywhere! So maybe is it because she used to live in Quebec a long time ago. Maybe it's more of an " eastern thing " Idk , all I know is that it's not christmassy at all and she could've bring something truly traditionnal! beaver tails are not a winter treat here...

[@parmis1231]

We actually have them top of grouse mountain

[@oasis8538]

10:59 I know the bread rolls are real, But they looked mega photoshopped for a split second.

[@Alyanaaaaaaaaa]

panettone is so good both the chocolate and the fruit one mwah chefs kiss

[@blueshow4491]

I’m from Montreal Quebec too !!finally someone from QUEBEC 🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@phengov943]

Lisa has same background to me apart from her being an Aussie, I am a nzer but am teo chew Cambodian also but born in Cambodia Battambang. 😀👍Does Lisa celebrate Cambodian new year? I celebrate that more than Chinese New year 😉

[@johnj2580]

How beautiful does Hameda look on this episode, Oh My Goth. So Radiant

[@aPawsitiveVibes]

Ćevapi are amazing but they are not Croatian and that is not something people eat for Christmas.. The more traditional meal for Christmas in Croatia is Sarma or something like that (but Sarma also came from Bosnia and Hercegovina) ☺️ But still I'm glad people nourish their roots ❤️ love from fellow Croat 😍

[@spiritualturtle8933]

My dad still does a huge pot of sarma even though we don't go to family gatherings for Christmas (there's too many of us and it's too much hard work), it normally lasts us the whole weekend and thays all we eat

[@aPawsitiveVibes]

@@spiritualturtle8933 you are lucky. My mum makes it so it lasts us at least a month! 😂

[@ashleighdonjerkovich326]

Sarma be hitting different 🤤🤤🤤

[@sie4431]

I can't believe Ev went with 1/8th of a roast dinner instead of a mince pie or Christmas Pudding

[@siobhanemm]

As an Australian Latina (Chilean background) our family tradition has always been just us 4 and never with our "families" hahahaha when we were younger yeah but hardly ever and we will just eat chilean food and that's it and 12 oclock on midnight we will open our presents 😂😂 so boring

[@erinwillard1748]

The girl from Quebec needs to travel across Canada. What she served is not eaten in the whole country, I've never even heard of it

[@gillianmarie1893]

Next time when putting subtitles put it somewhere else cause I can barely see the food 😂

[@ellouisebrogan3615]

Turn them off on the setting of the video next time maybe

[@gillianmarie1893]

Favourite Worst nightmare ahhh I see I didn’t know lol

[@modelwhhyyy]

Aussie christmas all the way!!! We love it

[@botnerrolf7282]

Lisa is so sweet

[@gracieperry8485]

Omg I love that cake

[@vivianju2526]

I still can’t tell the different between Australian and British accents wtf

[@TheCaliforniaboy1]

I feel like it's very New York to California. Sharp vs relaxed. Brit talk faster too.

[@ingable258]

The weirdest thing is I'm Aussie and now lives in London, when I first visited London, when British started talking I was like man, we just shorten everything and put them all in a 'no worries', 'yeah nah yeah' status lol

[@Dee-ahn]

There is a difference, most people in the UK are educated and lovely whereas some people in Australia are rude

[@nqwochi]

there is such a big difference

[@Jaz-vi8to]

no one I think you’ll find that there’s rude people in every country. Australians are known for being blunt, but extremely polite. Obviously you get rude people everywhere.

[@colegillet1519]

Well here in Australia a Christmas meal is like like like like like omgomgomgomgomgomgomgomgog.

[@elroy8272]

This was fun and interesting!!

[@shaziashaikh2124]

Miss cevapi but luv it more with kajmak!

[@miafoster4200]

How many times did she say fricking

[@kimmi9831]

Hello from Montreal!!!

[@BadWebDiver]

Hi from Perth, WA!

[@nataliamcmahon6857]

pandoro > panettone yummmmmmmmmm

[@bellamarie231]

I'm creation to we do the exact same thing at Easter but we don't go to church so practically we just eat and eat and eat

[@irenalawlor1935]

Mmmmmmm Ćevapi 😋 I miss my Croatia ☹️

[@milamaricic4459]

Wait she’s Croatian I’m Croatian and Serbian 🇷🇸🇭🇷

[@nia5128]

I love this, wonderful, however, give these peeps napkins 😝☺

[@Trishant_NZ]

Where was sohan 😭😭😭

[@victoriamc3]

French Canadian here why she bring bever tails not tourtière ??🤷🏼‍♀️ couldn't get more french Canadian holiday then that

[@patriciamcrae5331]

You guys need close ups of the food.

[@LB_die_Kaapie]

I'm just so happy to see two Catholics on here and actually Celebrate Christmas by going to Mass you know to celebrate Jesus birth. The real meaning of Christmas!

[@mendisuarez1595]

I don't eat sweets because I don't like sweet taste except panettone with hot plain tea only a small amount for me 2 bites your good

[@Nclovin]

i want a cevapi!!!!!!!!!

[@carysellen377]

People say prawns on the barbie but we don’t even put prawns of the bbq btw I’m Aussie

[@Yellowguy_.]

I love candycanes

[@csair380]

looks like we found the red head or ranga from troom troom

[@blowurn0se]

Nat bringing religion into it! Love it 🙌🏼

[@masadjuric9391]

Cevapi and ajvar are traditional srebian food, they are on every special event like new years, etc

[@Annasharmaa]

Masa Djuric I think that we can agree that ćevapi and ajvar are traditional foods for Croatia, Serbia and Bosnia & Herzegovina🙌🏽

[@sandranicole6592]

please do polish

[@Chris-zj2cd]

why do australians try and make everything quirky? it’s a calzone. it’s breakfast. it’s chips. calzony brekky and chippy are not words

[@waterlily3161]

Prawns on the barbie??

[@ElizaKate13]

Claire Butterfield prawns on a barbecue

[@waterlily3161]

Eliza Kate I know what it is. I just don’t know anyone who does it, figured it was an urban myth because of that old ad. Most people eat fresh prawns at Xmas. She was acting like it was an Anglo Aussie Xmas thing in the video which isn’t the case.

[@RizPlaysYTgaming]

Wow literally all the people in this video aren't Australian some may have been born there but they aren't actually Australian

[@meenax7197]

I always want to eat pantone but many have alcohol. Is the brand hameda had alchohol free?

[@tincekk]

Cevapi kao tipicno hrvatsko bozicno jelo? Stvarno?

[@aPawsitiveVibes]

Jel tako?? Haha 🤣

[@gordanadujmusic7957]

Hahahah hajde sto nije bozicno, ali nije ni hrvatsko 😂😂😂

[@gia7868]

abby and lisa-

[@nasratzeba9973]

yo i was thinking the same i was just finding this comment and btw Hello Army

[@percytheparkkeeper7826]

Your icon lmao

[@gia7868]

Minty Ocha my icon is 10/10

[@gia7868]

Rishat Salsabil hello :)

[@Godmylastalias]

Rishat Salsabil lol and i immediately had to think about Abby and Lisa, the hilarious duo, my favorite x-factor competitors ever 😅

[@auranair615]

I clicked for Shrishti 🙄

[@viraamaliah4901]

The last girl on the right side i sooooo fake

[@the_little_lizzie1040]

14 comments on electrons gonna be like 1000 or 100 yeah BYEEE 🤗

[@anwarrenibrahimi3594]

I'm muslim to

[@loalane3506]

My holiday meals turkey dinner family Thanksgiving day hi kiath its heather buzzfeed

[@Bobobobob-y5e]

Hi

[@scsreacts8499]

Croatia 🇭🇷!!

[@maeple523]

Cool I’m the 19th person

[@bigbodyjig5563]

Abby 🥵😍😍😍

[@shelbyleann608]

Muslim and Christmas in one sentence makes me cringe... considering Muslim religion hate all things Christian.

[@erikak8665]

Not all Muslims feel the way you do, I assume you're a very strict Muslim?

[@iloveart20101]

@@erikak8665 she’s Christian obviously , with that much ignorance and hate it’s kind of obvious