We were the only tourists in this local Romanian market! 🇹🇩

Want to experience a local market in Bucharest?
Then Obor Market is a must visit! It is one of the biggest and oldest market in Bucharest. You can find the freshesh seasonal fruits and veggies, as well as selections of meats and cheeses. It’s also the perfect place to interact with the locals. Check out our market vlog!
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JetLagWarriors is a Canadian couple - Steve and Ivana. After travelling here and there for a few years, mostly during Canadian winter, we fully caught the travel bug and decided to travel INDEFINITELY! Subscribe to keep up with our journey. We will be budget travelling- hostels and air BnB's and street food and the whole bit. Thanks!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Hey guys‼️ We would like to visit other local markets! Any recommendations on where we can go?

[@SnrAlex]

Nectarines were apricots and cranberries were redcurrant and blackcurrant :P

[@ionutmihai5172]

Generally speaking, Bucovina and Transilvânia! I like the local market around Fagaras, Sighisoara, Azuga , etc

[@didoana2002]

Local in Bucharest or you what to visit other cities ?

[@alexadinu3433]

Therme Bucharest!!!!

[@ionutmihai5172]

@@alexadinu3433 , they visited blue waters in all the world and you recommend this !??? Better our traditional places , that are unique!

[@bananaone1709]

Ce misto mi se pare sa vezi strainii astia care sunt impresionati de niste lucruri care pe noi nu ne mai impresioneaza cu nimic, lucruri care pentru noi sunt atat de comune. E intr-un fel satisfacator si te face sa te simti bine.

[@irasthewarrior]

Asa e. Am putea sa le apreciem mai mult ca le avem.

[@gabix7488]

Stim povestea Romanu nu e niciodata fericit

[@danielmaxter1928]

Acesta este un semn ca ar trebui sa ne apreciem propria noastra cultura mai mult si sa nu mai tanjim ca lesinatii dupa vest.

[@dr.perfectsmile4175]

E normal, si mie mi se pare exotica o piata plutitoare in Vietnam , localnicii nu-s foarte impresionati 😆

[@dr.perfectsmile4175]

@@danielmaxter1928 asta-i tâmpenia tipic românească, am locuit in vreo 7 tari , nici una nu-i rupta din soare, toate au + &- (inclusiv fițe gen Monaco sau Singapore)

[@tandago7281]

Can’t believe you didn’t get some local apricots!:) those Romanian ones will change your idea of what an apricot should taste like - and they have tasty kernels as well, yum (first let them set and then smash them with a rock to get the kernel inside)! Also those fresh walnuts are heaven when you peel them!

[@bogdanmatei4336]

Brah, I didn't expect the merchants to speak English so well, I feel impressed!

[@JetLagWarriors]

yes, not bad lol

[@MCAincludeTC]

I must have missed the part where they did 😅

[@ionicafardefrica]

They actually didn't speak it. Everyone under 40 is basically fluent in English, I was surprised (and a bit ashamed) to see so many young people that weren't able to

[@mforce2]

@@ionicafardefrica They're simple people you know, not corporate workers. Market sellers , maybe even producers but hey, you can manage. I even managed in Bulgaria where the alphabet is quite different, at least in Romania it's the Latin script.

[@ionicafardefrica]

@@mforce2 We get taught english in school, for about 11 years. It's not about being corporate or not. Nowadays, they even teach it in kindergarten, so kids start at the age of 5, making it a total 14 years. If you follow an university or college you get a total of 17 years! It's really about having basic education. Before 1989, the standard education was only 8 years (or less), and you learned russian instead, that's why i mentioned that people under 40 years old are expected to know english

[@danieltomoiaga6845]

hi guys! I'm Romanian living in Toronto for almost 10 years and still hunkering for the good taste of Romania. I feel jealous for you tasting it without me. The Romanians are still very lucky people to have preserved the food unaltered, hopefully that's going to last, in spite of ramping consumerism

[@mihaelac2472]

The girl selling the deer sausage had no idea about how to accompany it with cheese. They are just vendors, and deer meat is expensive by our standards. Jumari are pork cracklings

[@carmengomoescu2324]

I don’t think she understood much of the language coz she could have recommended a type of cheese plus other extra snacks that could have been delicious together....But for those who don’t understand and speak English at least they can use the mobile for google translate 😅 a bit of an effort to make the customer happy 😃 especially if they are tourists and filming 😬

[@kokainhigh]

if you get like an expensive cheese or an expensive sausage why mix it with something else?

[@stiofarnog]

'Cerb' means 'stag'. Good choice though. Those red cranberries 'coacaze' that grow like grapes are actually currants, but romanians tend to mix up the names (or they're outright reversed in some regions). You missed out on some really good peaches (those big and dark ones are sweeter than any doughnut peach in the world, but unless you cut them with a knife, you'll make a mess of your face). If you're ever in a Romanian market again, look for black cherries - they're their own species, smaller and actually black. Those are THE sweetest cherries (unless it's the bitter type used more in jams and drinks, but those are sold separately). You found a decent strain there though. The 'nectarines' are actually apricots. Nectarines are a bit larger and meatier, and not as sweet (you can recognize them by their red color and lack of fuzz). 'Burduf' is traditional sheep cheese Glad to see you enjoy the place!

[@mafu7270]

Me being Romanian and not knowing half of this

[@KenAbroad]

Ah these local markets are the best 💪 I gotta say its nice to have a local friend who can show you around like catalin but I also enjoy the videos where you just walk around clueless trying to figure out things 😂

[@JetLagWarriors]

yeah!! We love local guide but also solo exploration!👍

[@droxanas7221]

Sour cherries make the best liqueur ever (vișinata) - a traditional drink in Romania, well loved by the ladies. They are also loved fresh, as preserves, or as toppings for pies, tarts and cakes.

[@JetLagWarriors]

oh the drink sounds so good!!!! We wanna try it

[@liviudanescu6549]

@@JetLagWarriors is a very sweet drink

[@empyrionin]

Actually... We make alcohol out every possible fruit out there. And my personal favourite is afinata (blueberry liqueur - not cranberry as google says, cranberries are merișoare!)

[@lsd8497]

@@JetLagWarriors It will make your girlfriend very... romantic, if you know what I mean...

[@gigivoicu9998]

Hi guys, that initial fruit you thought was sweet cherry was in fact a different kind of fruit called "vișine" which google translates as sour cherries. The kind you liked were regular dark red cherries. Thank you for promoting our markets online and for saying we keep everything clean. That's good to know.

[@crisw8414]

13:34 Branza de burduf => Kneaded cheese made with sheep/ buffalo milk placed in a sheep stomach/ skin or pine bark / resin flavor usually is served with hot polenta " mămăliga" or on a toast with fresh tomatoes and English cucumbers on aside

[@ppn194]

In pine bark is no longer „burduf”, it is coșuleț. Mind the word „burduf” !

[@alexevo8016]

0:08: is red onion, named popular also "water onion(EN) - ceapă de apă(RO). 1:13: yeah, it's celery. 2:06: you bought flat peaches, also named flattened peaches and and some varieties are authentic, from Romania! 4:01: red blueberries(Coacăze Roșii) and then, classic blueberries(Coacăze Negre - Negru means black). 4:12: wild cranberries(Afine de Pădure - what you bought), not blueberries. 14:57: plums(Prune). 15:35: Sour Cherry what you tasted, it is more sour and a very good local drink is made. It could be translated also Tart Cherry, Dark/Black Cherry, different from Cherry/Sweet Cherry.

[@JetLagWarriors]

wow!! Thanks for the info Alex!

[@alexevo8016]

@@JetLagWarriors You’re welcome. If you are still in Bucharest, I recommend you a walk in the Park Drumul Taberei, modern and very clean. Easy Access with Subway, station: Parc Drumul Taberei. There are also two malls nearby, Plaza Romania and AFI Palace Cotroceni.

[@alexevo8016]

@@JetLagWarriors kzbin.info/www/bejne/oJqXloGfj72Hrrs

[@droxanas7221]

4:01 not blueberries but red and black currants

[@crisw8414]

@@droxanas7221 exactly red/ black currants

[@RaduP3]

I love watching these kinds of video. I am from Romania and if I go to Obor, that market will be so dull and boring for me, I would just get the best items and leave. but watching it through your lense gives me your perspective, and the way you guys love the riped fruits and the variation, I just wouldn't have the same feeling just by being there. so interesting. hope you enjoyed romania, wish you the best.

[@JetLagWarriors]

haha! For us, this market is interesting. We love it!❤️🇹🇩

[@PlanesTrainsEverything]

No need for Smellevision. We can use our imaginations. I can also taste those peaches. Another fabulous video guys. I was using Google translate along with your video to identify some of the produce on sale.

[@droxanas7221]

Hope you enjoyed the food. The football shaped cheese (burduf) is salted and kneaded sheep milk cheese traditionally wrapt in a sheep’s stomach or skin, or in pine bark. It’s the shepherds’ way of preserving cheese to last from spring throughout the year. It’s amazing alongside any cold cuts, but mostly mixed with polenta (cooked corn meal).

[@JetLagWarriors]

great info👍 Thanks for sharing!

[@roslinasaidin3956]

The cherries are soooo cheap, make me drool. I always love farmers market. Thanks Ivana & Steve. Stay safe. ❤️❤️

[@JetLagWarriors]

Yo! The cherries in Albania were even cheaper! And still fresh and delicious! Not comparing Romania to Albania and picking favorites, just saying! We ate cherries almost every day in Albania :D

[@razvanmantu]

​@@JetLagWarriors The cherries season is kind of over. You can find cheaper cherries in May-June. I'm not even sure if those are local cherries. The prices have started to go up in Romania along with the medium salary. I also didn't like the lady's attitude. I live near Obor Market and I avoid people that don't look like they want to sell their produce. Other than that, I'm binge-watching your content :)

[@ENDof11]

As a person who likes to go market, I would probably go out from the local market with full of plastic bags! Everything is look so tempting!

[@lindadorman2869]

Love the market videos! How great that you're there in summer when all the fresh fruit and veggies are in season. Even though those little red and blue berries are sour, Romanians (and all Eastern Europeans) use them to make delicious homemade fruit jam and preserves, soups and stews, and meat glazes to add flavor without too much sweetness.

[@JetLagWarriors]

oh yummm I can imagine how delicious those berry products taste😋😋😋

[@makemefamousfornoreason8402]

Smells the lavender " wow it smells so fresh, like a lavender candle " 🤦‍♂️, throwing the peach seed on the ground wasn't that nice

[@gerardfernon3339]

How charming to see Ivana simply enjoying just the sight of all the berries, fruits and other vegetables. She was almost in heaven. The various berries did look beautiful in all their different colours and sizes. It's as though Dame Nature issued her decree through the different appearances of the berries - "EAT ME!"

[@johnnyxdyablo]

Don't miss the Danube Delta. It is the third largest in the world with a rich fauna. You will not regret what the show will offer you nature.

[@oanamateescu7]

Jumări de porc is pork cracklings or pork scraps. You fry them in oil, but you don't eat them on a empty stomach and not too much or you would get sick. They are good with bread.

[@dianegreig4627]

Absolutely love following you on all of your exploring. You sure take us to amazing places. Market is large. All the food looks very fresh and appealing. Keep safe, healthy and happy.

[@ramonaradu5904]

Is local market for farmers, and some imported but not muck. I mis the taste of romanian food....

[@flightjam]

Its funny to see how indifferent many of the merchants were. You guys had to get their attention to buy something, not the other way lol.

[@JetLagWarriors]

😂😂😂

[@dobregabriel624]

It's Obor Market. Obor market is the most popular market of Romania. Do you know it!

[@AndradaBpixel]

Loved the video! You guys should hit the local markets in every place you visit in Romania, you'll find that often times other cities have less organized markets but the products are closer to the natural homemade look and taste, especially the cheese and meat products. Definitely try the ones from local farmers, try smoked cheese (cascavea), also try fresh whey cheese, it's heavenly if you come across the fatter type, it's sort of a local ricotta called urda, great for your health and dieting. If you ever come across people selling homemade Zacusca by the jar (They usually sell other pickled or preserved foods as well) buy it, it should taste better than both store bought and restaurant one. Looking foreward to future videos, have a nice and safe stay here!

[@JetLagWarriors]

will definitely hit the local markets all over Romania! If you got a suggestion, let us know!! And cheese and zacusca👍👍👍😋

[@ramonaradu5904]

matureted goat cheese, matureted sheep cheese, pickled stufed pepper with you said must be cooked, is pickled peppers

[@zailinahmad9695]

Enjoyed going thru the market with you guys. This is more the kind of vid we've come to enjoy. Your own discoveries are better. Thank you tir sharing.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Glad you enjoyed this one😊

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Thanks for this video n thanks for showing your day at a local market. Wonderful fresh produces. D fruits looked delicious. I just love d sight of those berries n cherries.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Yay, second.

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Imported cherries n berries r so expensive in Malaysia.

[@chaw294]

Love following you guys around that big and clean market. It's an amazing tour. Those fruits and cherries sections are the best. Wow, it's my first time seeing those donut peaches. Oh gosh, if l were to be there, l would have bought all those berries, cherries, peaches ....so tempting !!! Since the sausages are salty, guess it's best to be eaten with either bread or rice. Great content, interesting vlog and fun to watch. Good job, Steve lvana.

[@JetLagWarriors]

yes!! And prices are so good! Not as cheap as Albania but still a lot cheaper than Canada!!

[@chaw294]

@@JetLagWarriors and also way cheaper than Malaysia 😀😀

[@im999]

The donut peaches are actually Paraguayos. But maybe you got this answer already

[@dzulkar9umar]

omg, all of those fresh produces.. 😋😋😋😋 I wish we have those in Malaysia...

[@jeeu4052]

Im from Romania Constanta, I really like your impression about our country and our food, hope you enjoy your stay in Romania and your vlogs are asome. Sorry about my bad English hope you will understand what i was writing.

[@TanerG77]

from time to time in Bucharest they organize Food Fairs in the week-ends, if you can get to a food fair you can make a great video

[@JetLagWarriors]

oh that would be nice!! Do you know where we can check for schedule/info?

[@mihaelac2472]

Visine are sour cherries and cirese are cherries. We use visine for fruit cakes and for a sweet liquor called visinata. Also for jams.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Ohhh the cake and drink sound sooooo good!!

[@ramonaradu5904]

@@JetLagWarriors buy some jam with sour cherries from Raureni, you will find it in supermarket. Dulceata de visine and is made by Raureni.

[@mihaicrisan9946]

The ones you called nectarine were apricots actually and those are worth it .

[@Greysonsgrandma]

This is what I wanted to go to when I was there 😞 just a locals market

[@lynia6587]

Hi there Ivana & Saiful 🤣 wow this is so much fun 👏🏻 visiting the local market , I could browse around here the whole day and repeat the next day 🤣 just love watching you guys buying some peaches , berries and cherries really delicious fruits and super cheap 👏🏻😱

[@JetLagWarriors]

yes so fresh!!! Hope you can make it here one day

[@fd6944]

Loving your channel! You're helping me plan my trip to Romania later this year.

[@DenisaUT]

Guys you are incredibil, amazing couple!! THANK you for beeiing here in Romania!! I will share your video on Facebook to give romanians a good exemple!! Romanians go supermarket where healthy food doesn't EXIST!!

[@rajinderkaursidhu752]

Enjoyed the video. The market is full of fresh fruits. Lovely. ❤️

[@ommymora5996]

Usually i dont subscribe to these kind of channels but u guys are too funny and i watched all ur videos from Bucharest, and i subscribed! 🔝🔝

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks Tommy!!!!😁

[@louis0121]

Yous pair crack me up... Patters brilliant... Keep them coming 👌

[@heidyadriolo4746]

I love the fresh market the veggie,s see,n so Nice and so big there wow the Cherry,s and strawberry,s😋

[@eminentacenusie2711]

awesome natural food...

[@JetLagWarriors]

the best

[@tudormihai1898]

Romania is one of the poorest countries and richest at the same time, the culture is impressive,like nowhere else but definitely in some places you will need a romanian friend.you will save money.love the videos btw.keep it up

[@JetLagWarriors]

yes, a good description. Romania is rich!!

[@constantingherghinoiu4541]

Good job guys! I love your KZbin traveling videos! Keep on traveling!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks!!😊

[@maxmaximilian8883]

Good morning☀ Thank you so much! You are wonderful! Show us please,please...Brasov,Sibiu,Cluj-Napoca,Sighisoara,Alba Iulia,Oradea!

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for watching!

[@gutanandrei4415]

4:37 ,,Du-te unde te trimesei" =)) ce tare sa auzi oameni cu asa accent vorbind engleza :)) (macar incercand.. :)) )

[@FlaviusDumitrescu5918]

This is just amazing! You guys are so cute and amazing and seeing you two talk to the merchants it's just so nice :)

[@eddiemitza2544]

Those salty elk sausages go well with beer.

[@zuraidazakaria7419]

A day at a local fresh market is always a good day.The colors,the smell and the myriad of taste..I can almost smell the lavender and taste the peaches from here. You are missing our local fruits season here.There is a glut of mangosteens, rambutans and the durian prices have never been so low...at least in Terengganu. I had a whole durian to myself today and thought of you Saiful. Ivana your hair is looking gorgeous.

[@JetLagWarriors]

yes, of course we miss those fruits esp. durian!!! Thanks Zuraida!

[@TheAdimondo]

Yeah guys, you did the right thing! It's the biggest local market with vendors from all over the country. The scent I associate to Romanian markets is the fresh dill. They wouldn't allow taking pics. I've asked a security guy and he confirmed that recording would be prohibited. It's weird because it's a public space in a EC country, Romanians were so keen to become members of.

[@fahmidalutfullah361]

Oh this market is amazing!!! Want to get that lavender! Such an exciting place indeed!!! Yes, I've seen and eaten donut peaches in Toronto!!! Over there the freshness and prices are so good too! The red one is red currant and that is sour for sure!

[@missmaddy]

I live like 10 minutes away from that market but I rarely shop there. Since you can only pay cash and I prefer to use my debit card. Who knew it took a foreigner travel video to convince me to go there more often.

[@edward6802]

@@missmaddy I live 5 minutes away too. Maybe we go together to make the walk more interesting :P :) Have a nice day !

[@sogekingable]

Love how the market look so presentable. Its so clean.

[@sogekingable]

@@Daniel-lh4do i dont think about romania. I compare it with my own country.

[@Dan-ud3ng]

@@sogekingable Europe is clean 👌

[@sergiu-danielkopcsa2328]

The pepper and cabbage is actually just soured so you can eat it as a side for the main course. Cheers

[@preciousstone6878]

I like the fruit market there! I would have eaten these fruits for breakfast , lunch n dinner!

[@JetLagWarriors]

yesss you would love shopping here!!!

[@sumaikazahid1195]

Ahh back after so long took a break from social media because of my exams came back and realised that i have alot of vlogs of you guys piled up and now iam gonna grab some popcorn and enjoy😁

[@JetLagWarriors]

Hope your exams went well!! Welcome back😊

[@sumaikazahid1195]

@@JetLagWarriors yes thankyou!

[@asycatalinmihai5563]

@1:19 it is Celery and wee use root to at sops it give and extra taste

[@Marvee78]

The thing that looks like cellery with a bulb at the bottom is actually cellery and the bulb is called cellery root. It is really good as a salad shaved fine with nuts like walnuts, or in a soup or as a mashed. The really sour red berries are red currents and beside them are black currents

[@JetLagWarriors]

wow wondering why we don’t eat the roots in Canada!! Only the stalk…🤔

[@empyrionin]

Coacăze - blackcurrants Afine - blueberries Coacăze roșii/merișoare - cranberries

[@Eggan2010]

Hi guys! You might also visit the city of Oradea (art-nouveau arhitectural style) in NV of Romania, near the romanian/hungarian border.

[@JetLagWarriors]

Sounds awesome! Thanks!

[@anatoader4973]

You guys make me missing my home country so badly... 😥

[@brunaprocopi]

Steve, you’re doing ALL the sampling…..Ivana is stuck filming and you eating! Poor Ivana😂😂😂

[@JetLagWarriors]

😂😂😂

[@gerardfernon3339]

I think Ivana was sampling too with her free hand

[@kimkennedy8636]

LOL! "American football shaped cheese"?! You guys are awesome.

[@chrismac3696]

Bucharest was the "PARIS OF THE BALKANS" with a lot of french influences, between the two world wars. However, French and Romanian are romance languages with latin roots....That explains the presence of lots of french terminology in the Romanian language.

[@BreakawayBites]

Interesting Market.... As usual, every country you visit ,different things you'll find or see in the markets. Assorted fruit, assorted meats.. LOL Stay safe, happy exploring

[@JetLagWarriors]

yeah!! Love exploring the local market

[@viky-avetidreptate6250]

Super! Curat si se gaseste tot ce vrei. Mancare gustoasa

[@MrFirasa77]

Blue, Cascaval, Cheddar, Cottage, Emmental, Mozarella Cheese are amazing.

[@akramzaki]

Omg I love the fruits there

[@annadrew4]

As a Romanian living abroad, this video made me tear up. I miss so much the Romanian market.

[@asycatalinmihai5563]

At 12:06 are pickles cabage and pepers, ready to eat with heavy meat like jumari - pork skin

[@ardeiuti]

More like pork rind

[@asycatalinmihai5563]

@@ardeiuti yep

[@JetLagWarriors]

oh yummmm that sounds delicious!

[@VellfireChauffeurGafa]

WOOOW! I love your Football Association of Malaysia 🇲🇾 jersey 😃😃😃👋👋👋👋. Thanks for promoting my beautiful country 🙏🇲🇾👍😀

[@termenu]

Thoroughly entertaining! Loved the CoacăzE spot on pronounciation 😂

[@G1100L]

Nice market... enjoy!

[@gerardfernon3339]

Cerb - deer. I was guessing. It's "cervus" in Latin. I was hanging in there to see if there was any donkey sausage, like in Hungary. My Hungarian friend once assured me that "it's a meal in itself".

[@naru3443]

there is but not as common, not nowadays at least, when comunism took over, they confiscated all animals but not the donkeys, the number of donkeys exploded because it was the only animal you could own for a few good years in Romania a saying appeared: "the donkey is the only non communist animal" so often, "donkey" was used as an insult for capitalists, next to the usual "pig" ofc

[@PopescuSorin]

indeed, "cerb" is a stag (a male deer)

[@gerardfernon3339]

@@PopescuSorin Thank you. We can also say "hart" or "buck" for the male deer. "Hind" or "doe" for the female. The question is, however, which makes the better sausage? Over here (Malaysia) we can get deer meat (venison).in not a few of our Chinese restaurants, but not the sausage. How about Romanian people? Do they like venison?

[@gerardfernon3339]

@@naru3443 Thanks na Ru. Please tell us why the communists confiscated all the other farmyard beasts? To make sausages for the party leaders? There was a scandal some time back about Romania changing its road laws such that horses and donkeys could no longer be driven or ridden on public thoroughfares. This, they said, led immediately to all the horses and donkeys being sold to the abbatoirs and their flesh being sold in France and the UK as beef. Was there any truth in all of that?

[@gerardfernon3339]

@@PopescuSorin The benefits of learning a dead language, Latin. You can guess that "cerb" in Romanian means a male deer, "cervus" in Latin. How about this in Proto- Romanian (Latin)? “Sicut CERVUS desiderat ad fontes aquarum, ita desiderat anima mea ad te, Deus.” (Psalm 42) I'd love to see that in good Romanian! "As the hart yearns for streams of water, so my soul is yearning for you, O God" Palestrina's musical setting of it was a real beauty. (See below)

[@thewolf13]

Hi, if you liked the Bucharest subway, you must visit M4, the green line because there you can see the oldest subway trains in Bucharest, some of these trains have some interesting graffiti. Have a nice trip to Romania!

[@gigibenea3529]

Wooow...visine...sour cheries....missing in Canada

[@ROMANABSOLUT]

Min. 3:23 - donut peaches cost 3.99$C / lb in Canada Piața Obor = Obor Market is the BEST in Bucharest City. Min. 16:04 - sour cherry = vișine (read as : vihsheneh) costed me 30 $C for 3.6 Kg picked by myself in an orchard. In that market cost you ONLY 5.90 lei / Kg = 1.80 $C. The difference is amazing.

[@dariobaciu6050]

I hope you're enjoying your trip in my country 🇷🇴

[@JetLagWarriors]

we loooove Romania❤️🇹🇩❤️🇹🇩

[@bluemoonestatesales]

Had a good laugh, bud! LOL YOu are so funny.

[@droxanas7221]

4:39 the fruit is red and black currants; eaten fresh, as preserves (jam), or turned into wine or liqueur.

[@gerardfernon3339]

Or Ribena (the black one)?

[@dudmic]

Those red and black berries are called currants, however the google translates them as blueberries ... hope they fix this Blackcurrant foods and drinks are quite popular in North America.

[@MoiseBlendea]

I wish more people traveled to my home country. i miss it. would love to show you all around Brasov

[@Nimue77Ninibe]

I think that sousage is cârnați in romanian, if you say like this they get it

[@Chosenorc]

1:15 So I live in London UK and I see this very often. So many people don't know how Celery looks like. And even more don't know what is Celeriac and how it looks like. Celeriac is just the root of Celery and this is how it looks like. You are Welcome!

[@florinG]

The fruits at the market are organic and natural mostly and cheaper than those at the supermarket. Plus fruit and veggies at supermarket are GMO and greenhouse produce.

[@mateicirstescu5535]

The first "cherries " you tried were sour cherries "vişine". As beer i recommend Ciuc, you should really try it, one of the few that don't use corn in the making process. If you are still in Bucharest i would be happy to meet with you and act as a guide/translator if you want to as a local, i am not a professional but i can show you around a bit especially if you are curious about the revolution and some more history about Bucharest and interesting buildings. I am a student.

[@MrFirasa77]

Cherries and Strawberries are the best in Romania

[@alystarslj6645]

Love my country... tasty food... people are nice... and so much to see in the entire country...problem is that our politicians doesent care about our country...they care just to grow the wallets

[@MrFirasa77]

I used to buy from the same market with my family.

[@JetLagWarriors]

wowowow we followed your footsteps

[@dr.perfectsmile4175]

You guys are so funny, I never imagined a foreigner in a Romanian market 🤣, the veggies and fruits are brilliant there, no chemicals like the ones from supermarkets, I actually need to go out from France into Italy to get local groceries

[@BeyfighterFaris]

Yayy! Market video! My favourite market experience was in Melbourne. Victoria Market

[@JetLagWarriors]

we love Malaysian market too! With all the kuih

[@gerardfernon3339]

That is the largest market in the southern half of the world, apparently. I think they're calling it the "Queen Victoria Market" these days. (Connection with Romania: Queen Empress Victoria was the great grandmother of King Michael, previously king of Romania)

[@JetLagWarriors]

one day we will check it out👍

[@Yasin_Affandi]

Saiful in his yellow jersey, nice t-shirt.

[@lindatang4955]

Fresh season fruits🍓🍒🍑🫐🍇🍅

[@JetLagWarriors]

Yum yum :)

[@lindatang4955]

@@JetLagWarriors 😋👍

[@criss6945]

The serious face you made when pointing at the shirt spot. "I knew it will happen", hahaha

[@njs60]

Like the side of the eye sign off from Steve 👀😀

[@EmilNicolaiePerhinschi]

Thanks!

[@hamimahatan3325]

Nice Saiful👍👍

[@adayoana]

Hello, guys. I'm glad you visited a local farm in Romania. Local farmers and producers have problems with legal policies in here because they can't sold their stuff in supermarkets so the local markets are the best place we can support their work. Thank you for visiting our country. Hope you like it here!

[@sybex200]

Unfortunately those peaches are imported.Romania is importing a lot of fruits and vegetables.in the 80's and beginning of 90's,very rare you can see imported fruits and vegetables. we have two types of cherries,one sour called vishine, and one sweet called cireshe.enjoy my country !

[@JetLagWarriors]

Thanks for the info!

[@ramonaradu5904]

@@JetLagWarriors this is not true, is grow in Romania, the three was imported but the farmers are growing now this tipe. And we have a lot of tipe of cherries, inima de porumbel, cirese amare, cirese negre, cirese albe.

[@asycatalinmihai5563]

@14:11 that cease you eat with polenta fried sausages and egs, it is a bit spicy and salty !

[@elenagisa1318]

I love the sour cherry in liquor form, visinata