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@knightsbridgeprofessionalg2918

6 жыл бұрын

The Endless Adventure l.

@chrisplantstrongbrown5585

6 жыл бұрын

The Endless Adventure Suck Sheep head! Do you guys have any videos Vegan restaurants?

@motleybyron4997

6 жыл бұрын

They're trying Icelandic foods...NOT San Francisco know-it-all HIPPIE VEGAN CRAP...

@MiaRut92

6 жыл бұрын

you guys should have asked for a sheeps head with the eye... the eye is the best part! *slurp*

@syntaxerror8955

6 жыл бұрын

Welcome to Nordic culture! You can eat sheep's head on the Swedish island of Gotland as well.

what i like the most about this show, that the hosts are polite and pretty relax in presenting the show ...

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks, Eka 😊

I believe it's a good thing to try out these recipes in far out places like Iceland. I mean this was their diet for hundreds of years and you get a feel for the place. So well done.

the sheeps head is called "Svið" and is eaten because there wasn't much food iceland so you had to use what ever you had, so the vikings use all the sheep even the blood (Slátur) and we have carried out this tradicion ever since. i pretty much eat every thing except Svið, not because its disgusting but because of my family made me eat to much of it when i was smaller

@TheMimiSard

7 жыл бұрын

You find when you start going into a lot of cuisine, especially those involving meat, this mindset has been the foundation of a lot of things. Nose-to-tale eating has been a tradition of a lot of places, and things like haggis, faggots (kind-of an English version of haggis, considering both are based on offal), black pudding and blood sausage, and this sheep's head are lingering remnants of that sort of waste-not-want-not tradition.

@TGayane

7 жыл бұрын

I was in Iceland 2 years ago and ate sheeps head in that same place the were in, and it was amazingly good!! I even ate the eye and tongue, which the waiter said was his favorite parts. Was not dissapointed. When I come back I'm definitely having it again.

@user-yv2cz8oj1k

7 жыл бұрын

That probably means you also have some form of blood sausage?

@WerfeigurGaming

7 жыл бұрын

L yes, it is called sláttur

@lindaatamian1092

7 жыл бұрын

I think the Sheep's Head dish sounds pretty awesome. And in Chinese Astrology I'm a Sheep, so I'm a little touchy about this dish, but I think it would be quite tasty, interesting as well! And thank you to fabulous Icelandic writer, Arnaldur Indridason, for getting me interested in Iceland. Ciao!

the look on her face eating that bit of sheeps head was priceless lol

@indoorsandout3022

3 жыл бұрын

It's like when my sister thought she was eating fried chicken from off my plate, and I said to stop eating my squid. She was so disturbed she forced herself to vomit. I don't understand people getting grossed out by food that tastes good. I've figured out that there are 2 kinds of people. There are people who will eat anything that tastes good, and there are people who only eat what is familiar to them. And it's true of every nation.

Something about tourists eating my nations traditional food... gets me all giddy and, i guess.. patriotic. Kudos for doing it the right way and not exactly being all coy about it. Champs!

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

😂 thanks. Glad to hear the video wasn't _too_ cringe worthy for you!

@wiiztec

7 жыл бұрын

How do you be coy about something like that?

@atlibulat-larusson1739

4 жыл бұрын

Know what you mean 😜

@trevinthompson8592

2 жыл бұрын

So far I’ve enjoyed the food here, very happy to be here

Heads typically have some of the most tender meat on the animal. Tongue and cheek are revered in Mexican cooking for making the tastiest and most tender tacos and enchiladas

@Sabbathissaturday

2 ай бұрын

Yes. Delicious. I’m a native Texan and I’ve boiled deer head too.

Her reaction after eating the sheep head is priceless lol Thumbs up for you two for trying unfamiliar good. Kudos. The cheek meat and tongue from that lamb head cut into cubes, fried in a pan with some black pepper powder, crushed red pepper, salt would be so yummy.... And more approachable for newbies. Great show

"We just ate his face off" well put.

I can say that "Sauehaue" or "sheep head" is very common on the west coast of Norway as well. The true challenge is the eye, you don't eat the pupil itself, you remove it and eat everything around it. Most of the meat is in the cheeks, and if it is cooked right it taste delicious, but if you do it wrong, it will taste kinda rotten or raw-ish in some cases (Yeah, not kidding, a place in Norway served it, and they failed misserably, and every customer as far as I know hated it). It is actually a huge family event, every time my dad slaugthers some sheep, we all take the weekend off to eat back home. And really made me not question any food, no matter what it looks like before eating it. And hot tip, the tounge of a sheep is really good, same with deer tounge, you can boil it with the skin on with seasoning, and after a few hours, you can peel the skin and have it on slices of bread. So if you get the chance and are on the west coast, try to see if you can get a hold of it.

I really enjoy the descriptions of the foods you both eat xx The different palates- thank you

I really enjoy your vlogs! Very informative and fun!

Love this video, thanks for sharing! We can't wait to see Iceland!

Thanks for uploading this! I'm going to Iceland in a couple months and all the other KZread vids only showed the sights but none of the traditional foods. Gotta try this stuff!

Wow, you handled that shark better than i do, and i'm icelandic! eugh, it's so damn bad. Svið(sheeps head) is actually pretty good once you get past the fact that you're eating a head. I like the hot dogs, but rarely eat them, because you know... they're hot dogs. The meat soup is a staple food here, it warms you on cold days and just gets better and better when you keep reheating it days later. We have this yearly thing were the sheep are gathered from the mountains to get sorted into their respective farms and it's a great gathering called "réttir" and after the gathering we like to invite a bunch of people to our house and eat the soup together. There is also this thing called "Þorrablót" where old people mostly, gather and eat all the old traditional foods, like haggis, shark, hard fish and sviðasulta (which is pretty much gelatinous cubes of sheep heads meat."

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks for the info! Yeah that shark meat, glad we tried it, but I don't think we'll be trying it again 😂

@arnadiskristinsdottir9704

4 жыл бұрын

Hvað tók þig lengi að skrifa þetta?

@unidalmann1025

3 жыл бұрын

Mest af þeim gamalt fólk? Ég er 19 og elska matinn hvað meinaru 😤

@indoorsandout3022

3 жыл бұрын

We call svidasulta headcheese in the US. Hardly anyone makes it anymore.

We have the sheep’s head this way in some parts of Norway too, where we call it Smalahove. Not common in Oslo, but found in some places on the west coast. The best part is the meat tissue that sits around the eyes. It’s refreshing to see people who show no fear of what’s at the other end of the fork. :)

OMG HUGE kudos for the sheep's head! I couldn't do it. I could have tried everything else, but the head, no can do. You guys rock! Love your videos. You are inspiring. I travel a lot and often in Europe and the UK. Thanks for all the great vids and reviews. :)

I LOVE every single element of this video. She is precious with her true honest reactions. I enjoy your video immensely. Greetings from San Francisco ~Theresa

Awesome video guys and very helpful! I'm going to Iceland next year, just wondering what kind of camera you guys are using? Fantastic quality video.

I salute you guys!!! Great upload and tnxs.

Great video!! Nearly at 1000 subs growing so fast guys nice work

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks Alex! Yep, growing slowly but surely :D Glad to have you along for the journey.

@BucketListTravellers

3 жыл бұрын

Wow! They've come a long way in 4 years! 😃

absolutely awesome guys

@Theendlessadventure

6 жыл бұрын

+Claudio X thanks!

The tung of the shep head is my favorite part!

Sheep's head is also a dish in Central Asian countries, all ending in -stan. Although I believe they rather boil it and the meat is supposed to come off easily of the bone.

@Starkardur

7 жыл бұрын

well they do that too in Iceland. I know in Kazakstan they eat sheep heads but they have fresh veggies with it.

next time you go to Iceland you need to go to an Icelandic bakery !! they make this amazing thing called snúður which is basically a huuuuuge cinnamon swirl with either pink, chocolate or caramel icing on top !! caramel is by far my favourite :~) Iceland also makes amAzing ice cream !! ice cream shops are open until midnight usually and you can get soooo many different toppings / dips ! the ice cream itself is what's so amazing though- you can get this old recipe of ice cream which uses milk instead of cream and it's suuuuuper cold and so smooth and tastes so so good !!! I find it difficult to finish regular soft serve ice cream because it's too creamy, but the milk ice cream is just perfect. please go again to Iceland and try it out !

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

That all sounds amazing! Thanks so much for the delicious recommendations 🍩🍦

@u.b.pearson5581

7 жыл бұрын

The Endless Adventure no worries !!! hopefully you'll be able to try them soon !😸

@erenjaeger9902

3 жыл бұрын

@20:24 Satisfying How do you pronounce it ?

Very interesting foods.... Also great video!

Lovely video guys, like the style. That sheep’s head though...

I remember seeing this on Snapchat! awesome vlog guys

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Nice! Glad you enjoyed it :D

have a nice trip

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Thanks for your making videos,,, it's help us,,, when I go Iceland but I appreciating your job,,,, well done,,,👌

Well done for trying the boiled sheep's head, I'm pretty open minded about what I try to eat when traveling abroad, but I think this would test my resolve as well.

great series guys, and your a wonderful couple

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks so much!

I grew up eating hardfiskur and I love it. I'm Canadian of Icelandic descent. I always thought I might be using too much butter but I see you had a good dollop of it with the dried fish. The only difference is I use my butter cold out of the fridge and I hear eating it with Icelandic butter is the best way to eat it.

@kristjanthorsteinsson3412

5 жыл бұрын

Don´t worry, hardfiskur is great only by itself or even with 3 layers of butter :D

@eirikurgeorgsson2489

Жыл бұрын

Drink Coca-Cola and harđfisk is really good

I'm Icelandic and even I can't do boiled sheep's head or fermented shark! lol

@indoorsandout3022

3 жыл бұрын

Cheeks are the most tender meat in any animal that has them. In birds, the most tender part is the lower back. In both cases, I'm excluding offal. But I do like offal. I just figure if head bothers you, there's no way I'm getting you to try organs.

This was by far the funniest blog you ever made because of the lambs heads. Her face was priceless.

Was great! Just wish you guys tried more food and dessert maybe

@Theendlessadventure

6 жыл бұрын

We'll definitely try more next time! It was actually pretty tough since everything was so expensive. We'll try and save up for the next trip though 👍🏻

Love your videos

The face expression of the lady - priceless, and I was eating my breakfest. Yumm!

i like eat

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

us too 👍

I'm happy to try and eat anything but I think I would've had my work cut out with the sheep head!! Really brave of both of you!! Your trip has been amazing guys.

What is the name of the restaurant you guys went to with the dried fish?

I really appreciate when the entire animal is eaten and not wasted.

Truly enjoyed the video.

I think you guys are slowly become bizarre foods lol, great vlog as usual you two!

Full video enjoyed 👍

Great video . Subbed

do they put any seasoning on it?

What was the name of the restaurant where you eat the sheeps head?

I love your vids... Good for you to try the head... I just could not do it

Great food!

Well done guys for tackling the Sheeps head got to sample it on a Icelandic Safari thankfully missed out on the fermented shark as our guide could not purchase any,the dried fish I believe is called Hard Fisk saw them being dried in the open air on racks got to sample some in a snack form as the Icelanders eat them cut up like potato chips in a packet.

wonderful videos

@gemmamatthews7745

6 жыл бұрын

Udey Chowdhury I,.M! ,.

Norway also has a tradition for sheeps head, called smalahove here. Iceland is a dream for me

The dried fish (harðfiskur) contains about 80-90% protein.. Considered a very healty food/snack..

It's all about the experience!

Definitely awesome dogs !!! Tried a few places, that’s the best around

we found the best value and tastiest things to eat in Iceland were suprisingly the pre packed rolls you get in the supermarkets and petrol stations..the Salmon Subs are really good Salmon or Lax is quite reasonable there, very tasty

I appreciate your courage.

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Haha! It was definitely one of our crazier food days 😊

Wish people would know that most traditional food arent bound to only Iceland, but rather Scandinavia! We also eat Sheeps head up here on Faroe Islands, and they might also eat that up in Norway (Cant say for fact though) We also got the dried fish, together with Butter aswell, although primarily i eat dried fish alone without butter but thats just me There are a few things different when coming to food, some they eat when we dont and vice versa! For an example, we eat Pilot Whale meat and from my knowledge, on Iceland they dont! We eat fermented sheep and fermented fish! We also got both the dishes above and cook them, both as normal food thats been in the oven or making a tradition soup out of it! Up here cooked fermented sheep is called "Ræstkjøtt" and for fish its "Ræstan fisk" Then we got soup of both ræstkjøtt and ræstfisk! Also eat puffins and fulmars! People from Iceland can probably name traditional food they eat on Iceland aswell!

@GamingRelaxation2044

5 жыл бұрын

Hiya Icelander here,we also eat the Mink whale and have made mink whale burgers,we also eat puffins as well. Cheers neighbour

You guys are awesome!!!!!

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Come to the Rez in New Mexico. Navajos have been eating sheep heads for a really long time. Local major chain grocery stores near the Rez have them in the meat case.

you are both sweethearts! I love your food adventure.

I miss these videos from you guys!

First time viewer. I appreciate your openness to trying new things and being respectful to other cultures. You both seem amiable, intelligent, articulate. This was a nice balance of honesty with tact. And. You were braver than I would be. Pass on that eyeball and tongue, please. Best Wishes!

food and travel. mmm. subscribed! (I was in Reykjavik 2 weeks ago) 😄

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Welcome! Did you get to eat any yummy Icelandic cuisine? What'd you like best?

@Bubble_Fett

7 жыл бұрын

The Endless Adventure yes! i loved it so much! i liked all the seafood and puffin and smoked lamb the best. the lobster soup was the best thing though ♡♡♡

i feel sorry for you guys having to try all that food 😂 this must be your most interesting food experience though lol love your vids!

Thank you for your nice video Tell me about the price when you eat sheep head

iceland food looks fecking amazing id love to try all that stuff mmmmm

@Isinforblood

3 жыл бұрын

😶😶😶🥴🥴🥴

Those are some crazy dishes I would be sticking to the hotdogs lol. Great video

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Hah yeah, next time we'll definitely be eating more hot dogs :D

nice work guys :)

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Nice video!! where are you guys from?

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks! From San Francisco before we started traveling 👍

Icelandic "pylsur" actually contain three meats: pork, lamb, and beef. In order or amount in them, it is pork, then lamb (shoulder meat mostly), and then beef. Only the lamb is all Iceandic, the other two are Icelandic and/or Danish. The filler is mostly potato meal. (Worked once in the SS factory in Reykjavik making pylsur)

Good for you trying different things ! Interesting videos, enjoying your videos. 🍳🍞🍗🧀🍺

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

Thanks!

Hilarious! I thought Ali was gonna start cryin' when eating the sheeps head lol. Mmm , looked sooo good. Sorry, Ali but that WAS pretty funny! And, Matt, you're like an American version of Bear Grylls - good on ya!

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

😂😂 ya...it was quite a traumatic experience for me haha!

You could've gotten the dried fish and sheeps head in Norway too. You really are open minded! Love it!

Yet another video I somehow missed! We went to Iceland a year and a half ago, had never thought to eat a sheep’s head. Kudos to you guys! My kids are like NO WAY. You should go back to Iceland! Love that country.

@TIWNA851

4 ай бұрын

Same here, I’m venturing back through the back catalogue. Best channel on KZread.

this all looks so appealing even though im from America and i never had anything like this before

Hunger determines food preference. Some of these items were likely delicious in late winter and early spring during the starving months.

That sheep head. I want to try it out. also the shark.

Way to go!

I so hope you headed to Norway for Lutefisk.

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

+L were actually in Norway now! (Vlogs are a bit behind) but we may not be able to squeeze it into our food vlog 😭

@user-yv2cz8oj1k

7 жыл бұрын

You can buy it in a large flat tin, but there are restrictions on where you can open it up (best opened at home under water anyway) and you are not allowed to fly with it. There are some restaurants that will serve it. Also Lutefisk Oslo restaurant must serve it. Where are you heading to next?

That was fun.

@Theendlessadventure

7 жыл бұрын

👍

watching this video makes me hungry, I got choco pie next to me, so im fine. now, its interesting that happy/unhappy stocks effect the taste of its meat. this is something new thank you for that. as im asian, i wonder if all these time i ate stressful animals

You’ve got a redhead woman?… Appreciate your blessing, man. Those are some of the best.

For sure Iceland prices are on the high side but I was lucky my hotel had breakfast included & it had large choice of options. However I did have some of the best Fish & Chips ever at Bjor Gardurinn Beer Garden (Pub)...they used wolf fish . It was about $20.00 USD but I am pretty sure 2 people could share the plate & be full. Also had some amazing local beers.

Been to Iceland 4 times in the last 3 years. Won’t be going to that last café when i come back in June.

What a brave couple.

That was very funny bro!

Very similar to the food in the Faroe Islands

The first thing I noticed with the hot dogs is that they were in a traditional casing. Kudos.

Try going for Tapas in Spain?

*goats head is the best served with its soup aside in a bowl, come to kenya*

You two are brave!!! I couldn't eat any of that stuff!!!

Yummy!

Awesome eating a sheep head amazing

My mother sometimes buys a ton of fermented shark and eats it like it’s done kind of snack, the whole house always smells horrible after. Great video though!

you need to listen to goats head soup album with it

I want to try😋

Bravo! I wouldn't have touched that.

Love the guys hair