- I'm anticipating the cheese ball.
(groans)
(upbeat swing music)
Am I hired?
- Maybe.
- Okay I'm done. - We'll see.
- You guys, we are right outside of Flex Mussels
in the West, are we in the West Village?
They're obviously known for their mussels,
but I have to tell you a little secret.
They also have an amazing brunch menu,
and we're gonna try their bacon, egg, and cheese fries.
You wanna see it?
Do you wanna eat them?
Do you wanna go?
Let's go.
- [Chef] So here we are.
- Warming up.
We are making bacon, egg, and cheese fries,
which just sounds like the perfect hangover cure.
- So first we're gonna fry the french fries.
- Okay.
- [Chef] Kennebec potatoes.
- [Sarah] Kennebec potatoes.
- A lot of places use Idaho.
After lots of research, we have settled
on Kennebec as our number one choice.
Now we're gonna take a step back,
move over here, and heat up the gravy
and melt those cheese curds.
You're a sous chef.
Take a towel.
And we're taking cheese curds from Beecher's,
and we are just going to throw them
in there like that to melt them a little bit.
Canadians really don't melt the cheese curds.
- [Sarah] But we're doin' it.
- We've kind of settled on an in-between,
which is kind of melted, kind of not.
- [Sarah] I didn't do it enough!
- [Chef] You're not ready for the restaurant business yet.
- [Sara] I'm not.
- [Chef] That was good, that was good.
Oh, we're doing two.
I wouldn't have done it right in the middle.
- [Chef] You have a second chance.
- That was better.
Let me get my towel.
- You see?
This is why you have it. - Okay, so useful.
- Always season your eggs, - Always.
- 'cause you have to.
- Every time my dad cooks in the kitchen,
he always takes a dish towel
and throws it over his shoulder,
so I did learn that trick from him.
Hi, dad.
- It's very chef.
He's gonna really like that.
Eggs are cooking.
- [Sarah] Eggs are cooking.
- [Chef] Curds are meltin'.
- [Sarah] Curds are melting.
(groans)
- This is very heavy.
- Oh my god.
Thank goodness I was not,
I was going to volunteer that job.
It's a good thing I didn't.
- No, I'm very strong.
It's all in the wrist.
It's a flip of the wrist.
A flick.
- Just a one-handed operation.
- Yep, just flick your wrist.
Good!
- Am I hired?
- Maybe.
We'll see. - Okay, I'm done.
- [Chef] Now, we're gonna pour these fries into here.
You can do this.
Ready?
- We're still cookin'.
[Chef] We have our hot, gravy melty cheese.
We have these--
- What is this?
- Bacon lardon, try one.
- Okay.
- Just like...
- So fatty and good and amazing, but a little crispy.
- [Chef] A little extra bacon fat in there.
Oops.
(Sarah groans)
- [Sarah] That is a perfect, sunny-side up egg.
- [Chef] You made them.
- Look at that jiggle.
I made them.
- That's all you, girl. - I did this.
I cracked it.
- You did this.
- [Sarah] This is just going right on top?
- [Chef] Right on top.
- Final step.
- If you would do the honors.
- Oh god, I would love nothing more.
Let me get my towel back in place.
- Yeah, just.
- [Chef] These are scallions,
some sliced scallions.
- All right, I'm just gonna dunk a little.
How do you feel about people requesting
special changes on these kinds of dishes?
Are you like shut up and eat my perfect meal, or?
- No, I don't care.
I get grossed out when people
wanna add calamari to cream mussels,
that makes me sick,
but I'll still do it.
Our baby's done.
- [Sarah] Yeah!
- Yes!
(upbeat swing music)
(groans)
- I don't even know what to say
because I'm anticipating the cheese ball.
I'm wondering if we can get it up to here.
I'm gonna go for it.
(Sarah vocalizing)
Uh oh, we're breaking.
We're not gonna get up to the ceiling.
Can we, can we, can we?
(squealing)
Oh my god, it's over!
These fries are perfectly coated
with the cheese and the gravy,
and I'm gonna get a little bit of egg on this.
Okay, this is gonna be messy.
Let me really get this on there.
Okay.
(laughs)
I'm scared.
Mm, boy that towel comes in handy.
Fact, I've never been to Canada.
I've never had real Poutine.
Poutine, Poutine, Poutine?
I don't know, however you say it,
if it tastes anything like this,
I might be moving there.
Goodbye America.
The taste is so good.
This is incredible.
You have to come here for brunch.
- To my new sous chef.
(yells)
Cheers.
(both laughing)
Cheers.
- You'd think this glass would be a lot
more empty the way that I'm acting right now,
but that's just catch up to my personality.
Remember to like and subscribe to Delish
and I will see you next time!
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Top 10 Unexplainable Media That Will GIVE YOU CHILLS - Duration: 8:50.
Hey YouTube, Jim here!
Welcome to Top10Archive!
It's a strange, strange world out there.
Just when you think you've figured it all out, you're hit with something that really
throws you for a loop.
Not entirely sure what I mean?
Maybe you will after this installment, where we're going to discuss some strange video
and audio footage.
Not only are they weird, they're among the top 10 most unexplainable media that will
surely give you the chills.
Before we dive into this video of oddities, don't forget to give the channel a subscribe
and click the bell for notifications of future Archives.
Should you like this collection of odd recordings, give the video a thumbs up and comment with
your thoughts!
10.
Grave Robbing for Morons The New York accent, the leather jacket, the
home video camerawork: Grave Robbing for Morons has all of the makings of an eerie video that
someone probably should have looked deeper into.
Launching right into the video, our youthful host gives us a rather chilling description
of how to deskin a skull.
Then, he launches into a sort of "how to..." guide on grave robbing.
Making matters worse, as many point out in the comment section, there appears to be blood
on the young lads face.
9.
The Ghost of Blockbuster There are a few things about this alleged
spectral encounter that make it chilling and worthy of the "unexplainable" tag.
For one, we're in a public setting - a Blockbuster in Mexico.
Unlike most staged ghost videos, the camera isn't conveniently pointed at a subject.
It's a security camera with a logical and clear view of the store.
Then, there's the employee's reaction.
It seems to fall in line with a real, human response and isn't over-the-top for views.
So, what do you think?
Can you explain it?
8.
Saturn's Message As the Cassini orbiter entered into Saturn's
orbit, it transmitted a strange signal back to NASA.
The space probe, which was part of the Cassini-Huygens mission oversaw by NASA, the European Space
Agency and the Italian Space Agency, was the first to enter the planet's orbit.
The signal that it picked up has been described as "alien," and with good reason.
Give it a listen, see if you can determine what you're hearing.
7.
The Woman on the Bridge Clever camerawork, a trick of the eye, something
added in post-production, or the spirit of one of the bridge's many suicide victims?
YouTube channel KoraMK2 leaves it up to you to figure out if the strange disappearing
lady he allegedly captured on his leisurely bike ride is real or not.
What makes this video most convincing is that KoraMK2's channel is dedicated to biking and
it would be out of character to fake a ghostly encounter for views.
Though, it is worth noting that it is currently the 6th most popular video on his channel.
6.
The Hum Listen closely to the audio beneath the commentary
of this August 2011 Tampa Bay Rays baseball game.
Reporter Todd Kalas attempted to link the incident to the Yankees-Rays game of July,
18th, 2011, when a lightning strike knocked out a string of power - but no report of lightning
at the August 2011 and no present humming at the July 2011 game creates a disconnect
in his explanation.
That, of course, still leaves us pondering what may have caused that "supernatural" noise.
Could it have been wind?
It seems like it'd have to be a heavy wind to create that loud of a noise within the
stadium.
5.
The Central New York Ghost Hunters Greatest Find
A good, solid EVP, or electronic voice phenomenon, is the ghost hunter's version of striking
gold.
When the Central New York Ghost Hunters of Syracuse, New York visited an old hotel in
upstate New York, they likely never expected to strike it rich.
The all-female team investigated the 19th-century hotel, interviewing only female employees
in a building with no cuckoo clock.
Why is their gender and the absence of a clock important?
Because according to the recording, there was a man and a cuckoo clock present.
The EVP is long, intense, and, according to the investigators of CNYGH, unexplainable.
4.
The Rumbles of Colorado Too rhythmic and frequent to be the sonic
boom of a jet, these strange claps occurred right before the 2011 5.3-magnitude Colorado
earthquake.
There are reports of "sky trumpets" sounding before an earthquake, but this sounds more
like something huge is crossing the terrain.
The noise even seems to travel, fading off into the distance by the end of the recording.
Was it something beneath the Earth's crust or something added in post-production to confuse
the masses?
3.
FoundontheTape If you really want to confuse someone and
leave them pondering their life choices, consider showing them the three videos on FoundontheTape's
YouTube channel.
Designated Clip094, Clip095, and Clip084, the trio of videos have no rhyme or reason
and are just a mish-mosh of horrific images that can't be explained.
Maybe most confusing is that the channel liked one video - a "How to..." for the video game
Slender: The Eight Pages.
2.
The Cannock Chase Ghost While toying around with a drone on the outskirts
of the oft-haunted Cannock Chase woods, this videographer captured something undeniably
creepy.
Home to the legend of the "black-eyed girl," Cannock Chase has been the subject of many
ghost sightings - and this appears to be one of them.
Even if it's not a specter, we're still left wondering who - or what - is hanging around
the isolated woods.
It does appear to be a woman in a white dress or gown and she even seems to hide her head
as the drone hovers nearby.
1.
The Max Headroom Broadcast Famously known as the Max Headroom broadcast,
this strange interruption of two Chicago-based television stations has been plaguing the
internet since Nov. 22nd, 1987.
The strange signal hijacked WGN-TV Channel 9 and, two hours later, WTTW Channel 11 for
around a minute and a half, displaying a masked man portraying the fictional artificial intelligence,
Max Headroom.
Though the FCC hoped to slap the perpetrators with a $10,000 fine and a year in prison,
nobody was ever linked to the unusual hijacking.
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How To Spot A Pathological Liar - Duration: 10:04.
Welcome Back to the Six Figure Mastermind. My name is Marianne DeNovellis.
I'm so glad you joined us here today. We're going to have a really in-depth
discussion on how to spot a pathological liar and the end I want to show you how
this relates to building your six-figure business so stay tuned.
This is a tough question - "how to spot a pathological liar?" It kind of feels icky
to even have to search for this right? Because if there's something that's
making you search for this topic, you got to do a gut check and say, "oh, there's
already a red flag, okay? So that's our outlined that the top things to look for
when you're trying to spot this pathological liar and see what
tendencies they have. The first thing you're going to want to look for in a
pathological liar is their overall behavior. You know do they have
manipulative tendencies? Do they have low self-esteem? Are they wanting something?
Do they have a motive? You know that's one of the first things to look for when
you're questioning. Is someone lying to me or even are they just exaggerating? Or
you know, in the sales conversation maybe in your business if you're trying
to pitch someone something or someone's trying to pitch you something, is there
there an agenda? Is there a behavior that would incentivize them to exaggerate? So
look for that. That's the first check point you're going to want to look for.
Second checkpoint. It's called story adoption. If you find
that you have heard this story before or it sounds familiar.
What pathological liars will sometimes do is take a story that they've either
heard from someone else or her the news and they'll regurgitate it as if it's
their own. Sometimes they'll put themselves in that in that spot, in that
storyteller spot or as if they were in a situation they were in that they didn't
ever have participation in. So they'll adopt these stories and take them on as
their own. Again, as part of that behavior to to boost their ego or to build their
credibility, a lot of pathological liars will take that idea and make their own
identity. So watch for story adopting. The third thing you're going to want to look
for is called question dodging. The question dodging happens you know if you
ever want to see a perfect example of question dodging, just go watch a
political debate. You know question dodging is almost a skill that
pathological liars have. You know and I say pathological liars and that has its
own definition. It means that they are wired to lie and when they have these
ques dodging, you'll ask them a direct question, they will address the topic but
not the answer to your question. So for example,
if you were to ask them, "hey, Saturday night at 6 o'clock where were you?" They
would, say, "oh you know this weekend I had a great time out bowling with my friends
and we did all of these fun activities." So it's addressing the topic of the
question but it's not answering where they were Saturday night at 6 o'clock? So
that's something to watch for is that question dodging, something that feels
like an answer but isn't really. The next thing you're going to want to watch for is
in a pathological liar is something surprising. It's excessive flirting and
it doesn't always happen with a member of the opposite sex. It could be
something where they do a laughing nudge or a distraction with you know their
their physical body with a nudge or a push or something that could be
considered flirtatious, right? It's using the energy of that motion to
distract from the question or the topic at hand. So it accepts of flirting could
look like a compliment or it could look like a flirtatious touch or it could
look like any myriad of other different gestures that could use that energy to
distract you from the topic at hand. So watch for that in
pathological liars. The last thing you're going to want now watch out for is eye
contact. Now this is interesting because normal everyday liars have different eye
contact tendencies than pathological liars tend to have. Pathological liars
know that they're lying. It's a habit for them. It's almost part of their biology.
So they do it differently than someone who's lying for the first time in trying
to get away with it. You know if I ask my five-year-old a question and
he's going to try and tell me a lie, he's going to tell me a lie differently than
someone who's experienced in this arena and knows what to adjust for. So a
pathological liar will have this tendency to make direct eye contact with
you for a really long time. And what they're looking for subconsciously is
they're taking the scan of you and saying if I tell them this lie
I'm going to watch them and see whether or not they believe what I'm telling them.
Now if novice liar will call them, well usually look away or avoid eye contact
or prevent themselves from making direct eye contact with you. But the
pathological liar, Remember, they have ego at play here, they have a
lot of pride at play here and they want to see if they can outwit you. So when
you're working with a pathological liar, they will maintain excessive eye contact
especially after they mastered you because they're watching for your
reaction to their response. Something that we don't really have control of is
the dilation of our pupils, okay? So when they're making that excessive eye
contact with you, have that eye contact right back with them and watch their
pupils dilate. If their pupils get bigger that could be an indicator that their
what their subconscious mind is doing it's actually
expanding their vision, allowing more light to come in. We do this whenever we
study something, we do this whenever we're looking at someone we like, we do
this whenever we're looking for something in the dark. The brain needs to
have more information to put in so subconsciously the brains going to say, "we
need more input so we're going to open up the dilation of the pupils so that we
can take in more input. And when someone's studying you, this is what
they'll do, their pupils will dilate subconsciously. I remember I was sitting
around the table with a group of friends and they said Marianne, you are the human
lie detector. So let's play a game and I was like, "oh no pressure, right? Okay, let's
play this game." So we sit on this table with with four perfect strangers that
I've never met before and this one person who knows them and knows me and
they say, Marianne, I want you to put on your lie detector test and I want
you to go around and see if you can tell these guys are lying. I'm like, "okay
that's kind of weird but okay, but let's play the game. Let's play the game
two truths and a lie, okay? So I say hey guys, why don't you make up these two
things that are true about you and then fabricate a lie and then tell me
all three." And so I go around this table and I'm totally up in their grill. I'm
totally up in their face that they're telling me these lies because I'm
watching their eyes. And I'm also studying is this person used to lying or
is this person novice at it? Now, we all tell white lies every single day. We
all use superlatives that could be considered a stretching or an
exaggeration of the truth. That's a form of lying. So I'm watching these guys and
I go around and and I'm watching for their eyes right and I'm watching these
two truths and a lie come out and and of course they were
smart enough to make it sound realistic and try and trick me. You know maybe
they have four sisters and they tell me they have five. And when I go around to
these people I had them tell me the two truths and a lie and I would say,
"number two was a lie." And then I would go to the next one and
I would say, "number three was a lie" and then I go to the next one, "number one was
a lie". Now, the next one, "number two was a lie."
And it was fascinating because 75% of the time, three out of the four people, I
nailed it. And it was because I was watching for the pupil dilation. Now, I
knew that they were going to lie to me. They knew that they were going to lie to me, okay?
So that could be a relative example of a pathological liar. The pathological liar
knows that they're going lie. They're planning on it, okay? They're usually
thinking about it beforehand. So this was a perfect opportunity for me to test
this out and this pupil dilation. will oftentimes give that away. So
remember, a pathological liar is someone who does this by habit. You know and
they're usually doing it because they want to you know again inflate their ego,
they want to have this kind of manipulative tendency. I met someone
early in my life who actually bragged about being a pathological liar.
So sometimes pathological liars will even tell you how successful
they are at lying or storytelling and manipulation. So again, if there's
nothing else that's a huge red flag. Now, a disclaimer, if you're you to use
any of this information I've given you in this video today, you are not allowed
to use it to become a pathological liar or to become a better pathological liar,
okay? This information is strictly for you to use to determine whether or not
the person in front of you is going to tell the truth or not and what's best
for you. You're strictly forbidden from using this information to manipulate
others, okay? You have to pinky promise me like through the screen, alright? Keep an
eye out for that and always do a gut check and then put your best foot
forward as far as making your next move. Now in building your six-figure business,
this is really helpful because as you're growing, as you're expanding, you're going
to find that you want to do joint ventures, alliances. You're going to want
to partner with people here and there. And when you're doing that, you want to
have a relationship of trust, okay? When you're having those
conversations, you're going to be sitting down in front of these people either
virtually or in person and you want to put them to this test right? Because you
want people with great results, you want people with great lists, you want people
that can help you in your business. And if they're saying that they can,
always do your background check you know your your social proof all at work. But
also do this gut check and see okay, is this person a good person to work with
or is it someone I should totally avoid? Okay, you've got the tools that you need
to remember that these tools aren't strict science. So check that gut every
time you feel like you need to. Remember to hit the subscribe button. We'll be
sharing a lot more with you right here on the Six Figure Mastermind. See you
tomorrow.
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Why Researchers Put Crocodiles in a Brain Scanner - Duration: 4:55.
"You know, if you happen to be standing next to a crocodile, your first thought probably
isn't how similar you are to the crocodile"
Recently I came across this new study that put a crocodile in a brain scanner and played
it classical music.
And I was like...
You did what now?
But it turns out that this weird intersection of crocodiles and technology can teach us
something pretty cool about ourselves.
Like, when did we first develop the ability to perceive music?
[BrainCraft intro]
Over the years, we've figured out how our human brains process sound, like tones and
music.
For example, listen to this song.
As you hear it, you process sound in a hierarchical way – First you register the basic acoustic
building blocks like frequency, harmonics, the duration and loudness of notes.
Next are the more complicated elements, like differentiating instruments and linking the
sounds with stored memories.
And then the most complex, like your behavioural response to the sound.
And there's a relationship between brain structure and sound complexity – the more
complex the sounds get, the more high-order brain areas activate.
But this isn't unique to our human brains – If I played this song to a bird, we'd
see the same thing happening in their brain too.
You and a songbird process music in a really similar way – which is pretty remarkable
considering on the tree of life, we branched off from each other hundreds of millions of
years ago, and our brains evolved down two seperate paths.
But what if... the ability to process music developed before that?
What if it came from a common ancestor?
And this is where the crocodile comes in.
Crocodiles are the oldest surviving relatives of modern birds.
And ancient crocodiles look pretty similar to the ones we know today.
If we took a quick trip back in time, say 100 million years
"There was sort of a form of crocodile that we would say, Oh that's some kind of a crocodile."
This is George Amato, the Director of Conservation Genomics for the American Museum of Natural
History.
While they wouldn't look exactly the same as crocodiles do today, they would have
"An elongated snout, lots of teeth, the ability to be hidden at the shore underwater,
with most of your body underwater, just your nostrils and eyes up above."
Now crocodiles, birds and humans all shared a common ancestor around 300 million years
ago
"It's a very sort of generic looking, thick limbed reptile, that really then gave
rise to mammals, archosaurs which are dinosaurs, and crocodilians and birds and then the other
reptiles."
This means they're a killer example to study if certain traits in our brains have been
conserved over time.
And in 2018, science has progressed far enough that we scan the brains of live reptiles.
I have been completely fascinated by your crocodile study you're involved in
Researchers in Germany and South Africa worked together to study how crocodiles respond to
sound – both tones and music.
Five young Nile Crocodiles were restrained, placed in an fMRI machine and exposed to different
auditory stimuli: simple chord noises and then complex sounds, like Bach's Brandenburg
Concerto No. 4, which has been used before in fMRI studies with birds.
The researchers found that simple tones activated their basic sensory areas, but complex sounds
like music activated additional regions.
So crocodiles process sound and music in a hierarchical way – just like humans and
birds.
It's been a preeetty long time since crocodiles, humans and birds branched off on the evolutionary
tree.
So your brain's ability to process music out of simple tones and decipher complex sounds
is something that likely emerged at least 300 million years ago.
Still, despite this commonality, you, an ancient giant crocodile and songbird probably have
different tastes
in music.
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FluteTips 40 Why Can't I Get My Low C? - Duration: 3:08.
FluteTips 40 Why Can't I Get My Low C?
Hi, I'm Dr. Angela McBrearty of DoctorFlute.com
Today's FluteTip is on: Why Can't I Get My Low C?
Sometimes you're going for that low C, and nothing comes out.
You know, you can't get it...
no matter how hard you try that Low C won't come out.
There are a couple of reasons why.
One of the simplest reasons why is...
Your Flute Needs to Get a COA.
And a COA is a clean oil and adjust.
Many times, I mean many many 90% of the time when I have students that can't get Low C
to come out it's because their flute is leaking.
And you're going to know that your flute is leaking when you play the Low C
with all your fingers down.
Other notes you might not catch it quite as easily
because they're different combinations of fingering.
But when you try for that Low C and nothing
comes out it's because something is leaking.
That is the most common reason.
I know that sometimes I thought
"oh I must be out of shape!"
I mean even me I can't get my Low C. It's not coming out very well,
it's just very weak or something.
And then I take it in and I get back a brand new flute.
I always feel that I have a brand new flute when I get it because I'm playing on it but
I've learned to adjust and I don't even realize
that it's starting to leak or a pad has been ripped.
And so, I get it back and all of a sudden that Low C pops out and I realize all along
it wasn't me, it was the flute.
So, get a regular maintenance.
With my students I say at the end of their school year.
Sometimes if they're really working hard on it they need it at you know the halfway point,
maybe Christmas break or something.
But you need to do that.
Another reason is you're blowing too hard.
When you're playing for that going for that Low C you don't need a lot of air...
even if I want to play a little bit louder I'm still holding in a whole lot of air.
So, try playing with a lot less air.
Keeping all that air held in and just let out a nice stream very very little a lot under
control keep it under control.
And see if you can get that Low C to come out.
Those are the most common reasons why your Low C is not responding.
But I would guarantee your flute probably needs a COA.
So, try that first.
That's today's FluteTip.
If you liked today's FluteTip press the like button, subscribe, and share with your friends.
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Man Married 5 Women.
A Look Inside Their Home Will Leave You Flabbergasted
in a small, rural community just outside of Salt Lake City lives one of the most controversial
families to ever make a television debut.
Brady Williams, his five wives, and his 24 children occupy two large houses in the Mormon-dominated
community.
The polygamist family made their way into the media spotlight after they agreed to be
featured on their own television show produced by TLC.
The show "My Five Wives" debuted on Sept. 15, 2013, IMDB reports.
In the ABC News segment below, cameras are invited into the Williams home where each
day begins with Williams making the rounds and greeting each of his five wives in bed.
The report goes on to explain that while the Williams family may seem traditional, they
are, in fact, progressive compared to fundamentalist Mormons, so much so that other polygamist
families have "shunned" the household.
According to The Atlantic, the Williamses made a pivot away from the fundamentalist
church because Williams and his five wives didn't want to force the polygamist mind-set
onto their kids.
Robyn Williams, one of the wives, told The Atlantic, "I think we kind of went from an
exclusive viewpoint to an inclusive one," further explaining that they want the kids
to have a broader outlook on the world.
It goes without saying that there is never a dull moment in the 30-member household.
ABC News footage shows the robust home buzzing with energetic kids, communal dinners, and
card playing between Williams and his wives.
The segment addresses the questions that are on everyone's minds when it comes to polygamy,
including that of jealousy amongst the five wives.
Despite initial interest in the show, "My Five Wives" only ran for two seasons before
TLC decided to cancel the show, EnStars explains.
Stories from entertainment websites including TMZ reported Williams had filed for bankruptcy,
however, the claim was never confirmed by Williams himself.
Today, the Williamses continue to reach out to their fans via YouTube where they upload
routine updates to their
channel Brady and Wives.
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Busch Gardens Food & Wine Festival 2018 - Duration: 6:19.
Hello hello hello my friends!
Kaitlyn here! And guess where I am?
The Busch Gardens Food & Wine Festival!
You know, every event I go to at Busch Gardens I say is my favorite event.
But this has to be at least the most delicious time of the year!
(upbeat island music)
So there are some new kiosks this year
As well as some old standbys.
And looking at the menu, I am super psyched about
getting to some delicious food today.
First we're gonna go a little bit farther south
from Williamsburg to Cuba and Brazil.
(upbeat electronic music)
All right, we're starting with some Tostones
which are fried green plantains.
And then we're going to have some Flan
which is yummy custard.
And this is all from Cuba!
You can't really go wrong with plantains I feel like.
That's good.
All right, so mixed drink with rum and sugar cane and lime.
That so good! (laughs) It smells really good.
But it's also delicious.
Some beef!
That's delicious. That is what I was hoping it would taste like. That's great.
And they split up what once was a single Asia kiosk
into Japan and South Korea so now we have even more Asian cuisine options.
He he he he he he...
All right we've got a nice spread here.
We've got some dumplings. Some green tea ice cream.
Which is melting.
Some bubble tea. Some kombucha.
So you'll notice something new on the menu this year
is sushi, and so sushi's a little bit scary to just have anyone do
so they brought in a sushi chef, Chef Peter,
to make these California Rolls and also do some Chef Demos.
And we got to watch him make a demo of a California Roll and it was so cool
and he's such a sweet man, and just it was also a delicious roll.
I should say that. (laughs)
Also some of my favorite dishes to eat
are the Gamba Fritters at the Caribbean kiosk.
And the Lamb Burger Slider at the Mediterranean kiosk.
So I'm gonna make sure to grab a bite at each of those.
Got some water for us. Have to hydrate. Hydrating is important.
Whoo! They're very hot!
Very hot! But very good!
See the little shrimp in there?
So now we're in Hawaii and we have the staple of the
Hibiscus Lemonade which is one of my favorite drinks in the park.
And then we have the Hawaiian Mac & Cheese
which is new this year. So Canada is no more.
There's no more Canada kiosk which means there's also no more
Mac & Cheese in the park. But yes there is!
Because they've now moved it to Hawaii.
And it's got ham and pineapple which is a little bit different.
We also got to have a little special presentation
from Chef Justin who's the mastermind
behind all of these tasty dishes.
Everyone here try the Lamb Burger last year?
I think to me, that's one that gonna be a -- "It could be a contender" (in Marlon Brando voice)
Don't ask me what my favorite dish is. Else I'll ask you, who's your favorite child?
Okay! Well, I am officially stuffed.
I always go into these things thinking, "I can eat all the things!"
And I can never eat all the things.
My eyes are always bigger than my stomach.
Basically, the Food & Wine Festival is best enjoyed over a couple day period
so maybe try it out on a weekend or end up overly fully like me!
The festival continues from May 25th through July 1st
on Friday's, Saturday's, and Sunday's.
So there's plenty of time to enjoy all of this deliciousness!
For the question today, I wanna know which dish
you think you absolutely need to try.
For me, my recommendations would probably be
the Churrasco in Brazil.
And then the Matcha Ice Cream
and the Kombucha in Japan.
All of them, I was pleasantly surprised with
so remember to tell me down in the comments!
Plus remember to subscribe!
And hit that notification bell so you know the moment
that there's a new video!
And I'll see you guys next Thursday! Bye!
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