Excellent content thanks for sharing, cannot wait to visit the beautiful Mexico.

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

thanks!

Love your videos you really made our days happier 👍😁

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

thanks, glad you enjoy them! :D

Carnes en su jugo De La Torre check it out you'll love it!

You're the least preachy vegetarian I've ever heard in my life lol. Damn, that jericalla looked good!

Cool! I do like this type of content!! Thanks!! Have a great day!! 😁

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, you too!

You made me hungry!!

Pozole in Guadalajara it’s the best all that food omg it’s so good maybe u can tried Torta ahogada with out the meet with beans I think it’s delicious too..I love to visit Guadalajara I really enjoy the food over there thanks for the video ..

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks for watching! I'll probably do a torta ahogada in one of the coming videos :)

Figured you were vegetarian when you ordered pozole without meat. My wife is vegetarian but we've never thought of doing that. She usually orders cheese enchiladas or tacos de requeson ( ricotta cheese) or some other vegetarian dish.

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

it's really not the best solution unfortunately, there's still chunks and bits of meat left in it. There's still lots to enjoy though

Good video! Even the darkish looking film noir eating.. In Ajijic, Olin(Vegan very preColumbian style) makes Verde Pozzole with oyster mushrooms and it is fantastic with their broth and the hominy.

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks and cool, I'll have to check it out next time I'm in Ajijic! :)

Only one correction: Taco Dorado = Fried Taco When you talk about food, dorado means Fried, when you talk about other things, specially referring to the color (dorado) is golden. But thanks for sharing your experiences in Mexico.

Looks mighty tasty! Buen provecho.

Also vegetarian. I thought before going to Mexico that it would be very hard to find vegetarian food. Was pleasantly surprised that isn't hard at all. :)

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

Vegan might be another matter but contrary to what popular opinion might be I've found it's actually pretty easy and the food is great!

@charlesfriday7942

3 жыл бұрын

@@colibritravel5994 As a vegan it is difficult. I brought my own vegan food including vegan cheeses, mayo, meats and chorizo on my last trip about two weeks. The beans are mostly made without lard but I always have to ask if the beans have meat, ( Charros). I have a complete list of vegetarian restaurants in and around in GDL if you're interested, let me know.

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

@@charlesfriday7942 sure that would be cool to see! Can you message me on the facebook group or email at travelwithblake@gmail.com

to the pozole you have to put onion, Oregano And repollo, nice video

Me encantó tu video , me disfruté tu comida en mi mente !! I loved your video , in my mind i enjoyed your food ! Keep posting videos the original way you are doing !

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you! Will do!

Wonder what the base for Pazole is? Oh yea, pork...

There is a great restaurant in Guadalajara called “La Chata” you should go check it out. I love your videos. Greetings from California 👋🏼

Hi, I've been traveling off and on to GDL since the 1990's. I'm flying in over the weekend. Will you be there? I'm a new subsciber and looking forward to seeing your other videos about Mexico. I enjoyed your video about El Pueblito. Of course, I'll have to try it there next week some time. Feel free to DM anytime. Hope you're doing well.

How did you go about finding housing ? I’ll be heading there in a couple of weeks.

$5 US dollars for all of that? 😱😱😱

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

yup! :)

Hi, planning to move to Mexico some day. Not been there yet, so any little details are interesting for me. You don't say if you leave a tip and what's expected in % there. I'd love to learn about the names of the dishes and ingredients so that I'm ready when I move there. A visit to the market and learning about different fruit/veggies would be great.

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

lots of markets in my videos, 10% is usual at restaurants

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I hope you are enojoying GDL, i like to see your videos, in your opinion wich are your favorites mexican dishes?

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

probably the ones I had here or anything with mole :D

I’m also a vegetarian. Do you find it hard to avoid pork lard in your food?

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

they probably use it more than I'm aware of, I'm not vegan just vegetarian

Very entertaining, and informative vid.....do you find that dining out in a relatively inexpensive restaurant is a more affordable/attractive way to eat than cooking at home?....when you consider your time, cost of ingredients, less hassle, no waste, no dishes to wash, etc?

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

oh yeah, you can easily find food for $5 or $6, less at taco stands, more at some other restaurants. Uber eats is also much more affordable here than in the US as you can probably imagine

@mlconnors6117

3 жыл бұрын

Eating out is good to try different things but the cleanliness of any eating establishment is suspect. If you’ve never worked in a Restaurant before even on the best of days you would know that. I’ve seen food on the floor get washed and put back. Vegetables roll on floors that just had Trash bags dripping trash juices on the floor then get a quick rinse (If you are lucky) and put in a salad. If any meats or chicken fall on the floor you are guaranteed they are going back in the frying pan. I have personally witnessed in my travels people rinsing old chicken with bleach to eliminate the odor before putting into a stew or heavy sauce to mask the odor. No one will waste expensive proteins especially in 3rd world countries. Many people urinate or deficate and don’t wash their hands after. The list goes on and on. I cook at home for a clean meal that is prepared in sanitary conditions, the cost savings is just a byproduct because my healthy is number one priority. . I try to limit my eating out as I don’t trust any of these places hygiene standards but sometimes I just roll the dice and try to buy items that are cooked to order, fresh and never Rare or medium cooked. Pro tip. Walk into the public restroom of a restaurant you like and If the bathroom is a total disaster run away as fast as you can.

I tried looking up this restaurant but it seems to be a food truck in google maps. can you share a link or address to this place pls? keep up the great work!

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

El Pueblito Av. Rafael Sanzio 5570 Arcos de Guadalupe

Sopitos and sopes are not the same thing/ Sopitos is a small tortilla dipped in red sauce and usually shredded meat and lil potatoes, cheese and lettuce and uses a special hot sauce that is sweet is like Tabasco sauce/ sopes are almost the same as gorditas and guaraches ... is corn dough thick and fried in oil

What's the reason you don't eat meat? Health? Environment? For the animals?

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

yes all of the above

Been watching your vids all evening. How can i become a patrion? Also you are cute to not have a gf/bf

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

aww you're so sweet! Come to Mexico and change that! haha Just kidding, you're adorable though. Here's the link to become a patron, thank you so much!! :D www.patreon.com/colibritravel

Kinda tough to be a vegetarian in Mexico because Mexicans love meat 🍖

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I imagine it would be difficult to be a vegetarian in Mexico. Wouldn't the pozole have meat in it together with the hominy? Ah, I see that you ordered it without meat. I would be more interested in the conversation with the waiter or waitress than watching you eat. With the traffic noise I imagine it would be difficult to have a conversation with anyone in that place. Since you asked for feedback, as a lover of the language, the history, the geography, and the people I would not be interested in watching eating videos. Your last one was much better. You have to get out more, maybe get over to Tequila and into Nayarit or down to the coast, maybe to Manzanillo. I think it is more original to avoid the common tourist places and just go to small towns and have conversations with the people in Spanish (with subtitles for those who don't understand Spanish).

@davidparasz4465

3 жыл бұрын

Ray, if you check out some of his other videos, you'll see that Blake does venture into other towns throughout Jalisco, including Tequila and some others one rarely sees on KZread. I didn't mind this visit to a restaurant in Zapopan, featuring typical Mexican "street foods," but would appreciate it, Blake, if you would tell us which part of Guadalajara you are in at all times for those of us who are somewhat familiar with the city. I suppose you had to drive, since El Pueblito is quite a distance from where you live. Gracias.

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks, El Pueblito is in the colonia Arcos de Guadalupe just a few blocks from the Parque Metropolitano

@colibritravel5994

3 жыл бұрын

That's mostly what I do in my other videos and only include food as a secondary topic in most videos until now though because food is a big part of culture I thought I'd make one focusing on very typical things you can find here. Saludos!

@rayvogensen2983

3 жыл бұрын

@@davidparasz4465 i watched those videos and liked them a lot. When I lived in Mexico many, many years ago (not as far back as Panchito V and Emiliano Z, but it was when Mexico was a paradise) it was in small towns, Ixlán del Rio, Nayarit, Pochutla, Oaxaca, and Ruíz, Nayarit. That is the Mexico I love.

@PsychGirlRaven

3 жыл бұрын

Ray, if you watch his videos regularly you will see he does quite a bit of traveling. Frankly I enjoy seeing real life and that traffic is part of real life. It’s not always about what makes the “viewers” happy. It’s a shame people can’t slightly deviate from their regular content without criticism. I enjoyed seeing this, I clouding the traffic. It’s real life.

Dude how you gonna do a food video and you don't eat meat? Smh