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Tribal People Taste Test Dutch Stroopwafels

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About this video

In this Tribal People Try episode it's european food. The tribe look it over, ask the questions anyone would, and then taste it and give the honest answer.

What is european food?

European food outside Italy and Britain: French cheese and pastries, German sausages and pretzels, Spanish paella and tapas, Greek gyros and feta, Swiss fondue, Scandinavian fish. Dairy-heavy, pork-heavy in places, and mostly mild.

What to watch for

Anything with melted cheese passes; anything fermented or cured — aged cheese, pickled herring, surströmming — does not. Paella is judged as a plain pulao; gyros as a kebab with yogurt sauce, which is high praise.

The comparison they always make

The tribe eat halal, so pork dishes are swapped for beef or chicken versions in the videos. Cured, cold, or sour foods have no village precedent and get the most cautious reactions.

This episode

It's the tribe's first european food episode; 8 more followed. The video runs about 5 minutes, went up in January 2021 and has 91.8K views and 4.8K likes.

Frequently asked

Who are the people in Tribal People Try?

Villagers from rural Punjab, Pakistan. They're families from the same area, not actors, and they've been part of the channel for years.

What is european food?

European food outside Italy and Britain: French cheese and pastries, German sausages and pretzels, Spanish paella and tapas, Greek gyros and feta, Swiss fondue, Scandinavian fish. Dairy-heavy, pork-heavy in places, and mostly mild.

Did the tribe like the european food?

Watch to the end — nothing is scripted, and when something doesn't suit them they say so. The tribe eat halal, so pork dishes are swapped for beef or chicken versions in the videos. Cured, cold, or sour foods have no village precedent and get the most cautious reactions.

Where was this video filmed?

In rural Punjab, Pakistan, where the participants live. The videos are recorded in the village rather than in a studio.