Testing Breakfasts from different Countries for a Week (India, Japan, Mexico…) – vegan


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  1. L R
    L R says:

    This is such a fun video and I'd love to see more!
    Any chance someone recognizes where she got the shirt she's wearing in the thumbnail? It's such a cute top

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  2. BethAge
    BethAge says:

    Glad you included a finnish breakfast 🙂 in a truely finnish manner it would be cooked in water, with a pinch of salt and fresh or frozen lingonberries (=preiselbeeren; not entirely the same as cranberries, but very close), then served with a knob of (vegan) butter. No sweetness added and actually not a very sweet breakfast. But I love it. Since I'm not a native I dare to top my rye porridge with maple sirup, apples and some nuts and seeds, but only when no one is looking 😀 finns can be very specific about their beloved puuro 😀

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  3. Schoko Keks
    Schoko Keks says:

    Ich finde diese Serie echt nice, in der du verschiedene internationale Küchen ausprobierst, aber ich wollte fragen, ob du auch mal ein Gegenprogramm machen könntest: Typisch deutsche Küche veganisiert! Gerne auch Kuchen! Ich weiß, das klingt nicht so interessant, aber ich habe das Gefühl, dass man deutsche Klassiker in vegan online nicht so viel findet, weil die vegane community in Deutschland eben doch nicht so groß ist und viel andere Küchen bevorzugt werden. Und während ich Indisch, Mexikanisch oder Italienisch absolut liebe, braucht man gelegentlich doch mal traditionelles comfort food oder Kindheitsklassiker. Solche Sachen wie Semmelknödel, deutsche Pfannkuchen, Germknödel, Kohlrouladen, Rosinenstuten oder Frankfurter Kranz! (Ja, man sieht einen Trend hier, ich liebe Süßes und vor allem gebackenes. Aber Sauerbraten vegan zu machen ist ja auch schwierig.) Ich fände das wirklich gut!

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  4. Mirra Arangarajan
    Mirra Arangarajan says:

    I'm not vegan… But love love love watching your videos…. ❤️ The time and effort u take to make everything from scratch makes these foods even more interesting to watch…. If possible please visit Saravanaa bhavan at Potsdamer platz in Berlin for tasting authentic South Indian food…. ✨✨✨They have a lot of vegan options too

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  5. Sofia Loi
    Sofia Loi says:

    I loved this video! I give you some ideas from Spain in case you want to try them.
    Tomato toast. Tostadas con tomate, aceite y sal. This is the most typical breakfast.
    Tortilla de patatas: Spanish omelette. If you want to make it vegan we do it with chickpea flour! (: this is a tapa too.

    Churros con chocolate. One of the classic for the weekend and it's accidentally vegan!

    Lunch or dinners: we have a very common vegan cold soup: gazpacho. I love it!
    Berenjenas rebozadas con miel: aubergines with honey or agave sirope!

    This is a very common tapa: dátiles con tocino: dates with bacon!

    Lentils soup: lentejas. They usually are made with chorizo but we also make them just with veggies: carrot, leek, potato, garlic, papikra powder, black pepper and, of course, brown lentils! This is perfect for winter!

    For dessert you can try Pan de Calatrava, Paparajote (we use lemon leaves but just to give the shape and a bit of flavour but don't eat the leaf, please)!
    Almond biscuits.
    Rollos de naranja: which is like an orange doughnuts ish thing.
    Zarangollo: courgette, onion, eggs and potatoes, it is pretty easy and tasty, put it in a pan with oil olive and salt!

    Watching you for a long time from Spain! I love your videos!!

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  6. Hitesh S
    Hitesh S says:

    Dude no , the dosa recipe which you used tastes 10 times worse than the original recipe. Next time try the og one which takes a lil more effort but is much much better and ultra crispy. Good Luck.

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  7. leaf
    leaf says:

    I would love to see your take on South African foods! Mielie pap (it's like a corn porridge) is really easy to make vegan and serve with some kind vegan stew. There's also bobotie which is 100% animal products so that might be challenging, or melktert which is like a milk pie and is SO good.

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  8. shiyatop
    shiyatop says:

    You should try ginataang bilo bilo or turon from the Philippines 🇵🇭! Ginataang bilo bilo is a sweet coconut cream based dessert type porridge (?) that is usually cooked with mini tapioca pearls, sweet potatoes, plantains, jackfruit, and most importantly glutinous rice balls. The glutinous rice balls are actually really simple to make since you just have to mix glutinous rice flour and water until is makes a dough then form it into small balls.  Turon is basically a sweet eggroll. Turon is a plantain and jackfruit filled eggroll wrapper that is rolled in brown sugar before it is fried and turns a golden brown. Both of these desserts are super good and are usually vegan.  Btw I love you and your channel so much and I hope you get the chance to make one of these desserts ☺

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  9. Joana S. Figueiredo
    Joana S. Figueiredo says:

    I love your videos but whenever I see the Portuguese flag on a breakfast video I get immediately scared I'll see someone make something way off like Gordon Ramsay did a few months back but you really hit the nail on the head with the pastéis de nata because it's very traditional to have one covered in cinnamon alongside an espresso for breakfast! It feels so good to be accurately represented (including the Portuguese indie music), thank you so much 💕

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