Yeah

Ohh, Tahir may be the sage, wise man but he is also a very funny one too. Tahir's sarcasm is hilarious!! Rana has his own form of humor for sure, he reminds me of my family and our form of humor.

Grandpa is Babu Bahi from Common Man in India. 😊 Tahir cracks me up! I love Chaudhary's sweet tooth. They are all so amazing!

@@PandaPelley Yeah, after watching some more of these guys, Tahir has a funny, slightly dark side, class of humour.

@@miriamepage6991 So what? He has his first child at 20, his first child has his first child at 20 making him a grandparent at 40.

@@miriamepage6991 EH? Sorry, you've lost me. I said Chuadhary.. Oh forget it, You're clearly hard of understanding.

Hope your chemo is going well. Chemo hasn’t made me too nauseous yet but when I get a craving I just watch food videos here too! Just in case! 😆

@@patrickfennell1875 Bless you, we'll make it together!

Be well ❤️

I hope you are cured and well soon!

@@patrickfennell1875 I hope you get well soon too!

yes, and GSK too, but please tell mr tahir to never put a knife in or near his mouth. makes me nervous to see him do that. for safety, only bring hand, fork or spoon towards one's mouth, for safety. this is how westerners do. regards to mr tahir

@@acommentator4452 Well, the knife he used was not sharp and is ok to use like he did, but you're right in that it isn't usual at all. Perfectly safe though, it was a butter knife with a very small edge and he took a bite near the part of the knife that wouldn't be sharp. I eat apples and pears with a sharp knife sort of similar to Mr Tahir did, and I have never cut myself doing so!

Hmmmm pancakes...

I did some Master's work in Boulder, Denver Omelettes are the best there. Just missing the hash browns. ❤❤❤

Up HERE in Ontario,Canada; 8:42 with an omelet between toast is CALLED a TOASTED WESTREN.

They thought there was only one type of apple. They'd be surprised to know there are 7500 different types of apple.

I can get lost in the gourmet cheese areas of good grocery stores….and spend a fortune 🤣

Ya, dare them to taste a stinky cheese.

@@lindamiglicco9001 gruyere and fontina make the best mac and cheese, but whoa, Nellie, the prices, the prices.

There have to be some good videos on cheese and the various types of it. Maybe show them one of those videos to go with a cheese board.

blue cheese and buffalo chicken fingers is my favorite

@Chris P That giggle of his gets me every single time! It's just so unexpected from a big strapping gent like GSK! Absolutely love all of their reactions to anything that they're served or they try out. I think the best example of Gul Sher's laugh is in a video where the producers brought in one of those hand held massagers. They all got a case of the giggles at first, but GSK was the one who had me laughing the hardest! 🤣 If you've never seen it, I highly recommend that you go to their main channel page and find it. I think it was about a year ago, but if I find it, I'll come back and leave the link or title for you. Well worth a watch! 😊

@@bobbiejojackson9448 Brilliant, thanx mate👍

@@Aberbrothock1 here's the link to the video! I'd forgotten how much Tahir had laughed too, but a little past half way through Gul Sher gets that giggle going and it's hilarious! Enjoy! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/e7J0gJSdzrLImWg.html

If you're a true Coloradoan you'd use Pueblo green chile salsa on it, not Hatch. Didn't you know that there's a huge rivalry between Hatch, New Mexico and Pueblo, Colorado over who has the best green chile?😀

Rick is right..We use Hatch

53-year-old native here. I've never heard of that.

Denver omelet for sure -

As a Colorado resident for the past 20 years, it’s certainly a Denver omelette.

I've heard of a Colorado omelette. IHOP has one on their menu and you can find them in Texas.

Colorado can be cold in winter, mainly in the mountains, but in the valleys and mesas it can be pretty hot in summer too.

ditto

Lol

I came looking for this comment 😂😂😂😂

@@lunacielo7680 Hi. Honestly, I was In my take away last week & asked for A Coca-Cola Omelette & the guy KNEW what I meant as he watches you also!! Love Y'all 💙

That is a 'Mission' Burrito, a California product and the inspiration for Chipotle. A "real" Colorado bred and borne Burrito is a Smothered Burrito, smothered in Pork Green Chili, topped with shredded lettuce, diced tomato and melted cheese.

@@cleekmaker00, I lived in Colorado for 25 years and now live in México. I would pay a lot of money for a great burrito smothered in green chile and cheese (with sour cream, not crema.)

breakfast burrito made with hasbrowns, some meat, green chilis, can add some sour cream if the green chili is too hot

@@cleekmaker00 Make sure to use Pueblo green chiles and not Hatch or Anaheim varieties. Now, I'm hungry and want a smothered avocado and pork burrito. :)

​​@@cleekmaker00 Green "chile," not "chili." 😉 And that's not a "smothered," but a "smothered deluxe."

Yes but what is a Colorado omelette? Is it a Denver Omelette?

I always thought it was called a Denver omelet?

@@wilsonwade2970 I think it is too 😊

@@wilsonwade2970 you are correct. There is a Denver omelette and a Western omelette. Both have ham, green peppers, onion. Denver adds cheese. Tomato is optional.

Hello Colorado native friend! Me Too! This was the first video that popped up when I opened my KZfaq app. I’m a food tour guide and TPT is one of my favorite foodie channels to watch. 😂😊

Close enough, they are 12,200km away (thats 7,591 miles so you dont have to convert) which is literally a world away. Be happy for representation!

They are different. Denver has ham and they don’t eat ham. Colorado has bacon which means they can choose a pork alternative.

no ham. no Denver.

​@@ghin780 lol

IHOP sells Colorado omelet in my state.

Turkey ham is allowed, chicken sausage as well

@@everdinestenger1548 - Yes, I know, they can put anything but Pork in it.

@@everdinestenger1548 turkey ham is not ham

@@jordanmaxwell9320 I know but in Holland it is sold as ham, halal for the muslims

.....additionally, Western / Denver omelette has green bell peppers and onions in the mix - along with ham...substituting beef for ham makes this something else.

Oh dear. Now we'll have to debate what makes a breakfast burrito...

@@bookbabe001 I usually make scrambled eggs for them, but an omelet is basically the same thing. I like ham, potato, egg and cheese, but you could use sausage or bacon, maybe a little diced bell pepper or onion. Top with Pico de gallo or salsa or sour cream, whatever you like.

using incorrect information is moving forward 😂

I like the channel, it's great entertainment, but I don't understand how it moves society forward besides, in a very very small way, solving world hunger?

Yeah.. a Denver omlette toasted sandwich sounds pretty good.

Yes - I lived in Denver for 37 years AND worked at I.H.O.P. The difference between Denver and Western is Denver has cheese - Western does not. Tomatoes are an option.

@@urbanurchin5930 I didn't know that! Thanks for teaching me something :D

​@@urbanurchin5930 Ding ding! You are correct!

Gonna have to be sparkling cider or somethin' like that, they don't drink alcohol (but oddly enough they dO consume liquid cannabis though, so I guess that's a "fair" trade)!! 😄

.....except that Denver / Western omelettes are made with HAM - not beef. I know that their ridiculous religion prohibits pork. But made with beef - it is something else.

@@urbanurchin5930 I understand there are some cultural differences and it may not be exactly the same it still looked like a delicious omelette .

Everything is a burger to them. A burger is a burger. A sandwich is anything else served on bread or roll, IMHO. Just saying.

Of course

What's that a recipe for?

It's true (and about the only thing my dad ever cooked)!

It's from IHOP.

Or, better yet, a Hatch green chile! Lol .. . Peace!

One of the best things Coloradoans do is put Hatch chilis on everything. 🤤 LOVED the food when I visited a friend there last year. I'd go back just for that!

@@sethgaston845 For a true Colorado experience you have to use Pueblo green chiles that are grown in Pueblo, Colorado. Come back to visit in late September to the Chile & Frijole festival. People come from all over the world for it. :)

That is one big omelet, It's got to have at least three eggs it it. I'm glad they brought their appetite!

You're gonna have to fly out a Southern cook from the ''States so it can be done right!

Correct, but I cannot find real grits in SoCal - all instant! I guess I shall go online. We ate Eelbeck grits years ago in GA.

At IHOP in other states it's called a Colorado omelet.

So you live in Coca Cola 😊

@@23NorthernSoul yes, that was so cute how he said “coca cola” instead of “Colorado”....😂

It has to do with climate. If you live in a house without insulation, central heating or air conditioning, you notice summer heat or winter cold more. In my city it's 45°+C for weeks on end in July and August, so we eat light, cooling dishes. In winter, with no central heating, soups and stews keep us warm!

I live in Montana and there is winter and summer food here. Winter food is a belly full of warm like spaghetti or chicken and dumplings. Summer food is cooked on a grill with salad and light cool things. No one eats chili in the hot summer.

It has a bit of B6 in it, but that's about it, fish and chicken are actually much healthier than beef and the latter even releases "feel good" hormones in the brain to help release stress actually.

I love eggs