Regional Eats Season 3 Marathon | Insider Food

2020 might not have been the best year to travel, so what better way to explore the world virtually than learning all about regional foods and how they are made? Here's a compilation of 14 regional eats and 14 incredible food producers we met with this year.

MORE REGIONAL EATS VIDEOS:
How Jellied Eels Are Made In East London | Regional Eats
How Barese Focaccia Bread Is Made In Italy | Regional Eats
How Grannies Make Fresh Pasta In The Streets Of Bari, Italy | Regional Eats

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Regional Eats Season 3 Marathon | Insider Food

[alexandrebravo]

when the butter guy said "I'm a little man. I make little things. I have no interest in selling 10 million tons of butter, its not my trade"
it felt so real and pure. no greed or delusion of grandeur, that man just wants to do what he does, well... perfection.

[sortathesame]

The interviewer does a lovely job! She asks intelligent questions and she lets the workers answer them and she has a way of getting them to show their enthusiasm for their job!

[rhino]

Somewhere along the way, we have lost our relationship with food. The gentleman with the butter, is slowly bringing it back.. I applaud him!

[SolarDragon]

The butter guy is a breath of fresh air in an overly corporate, mass produced landscape. i always try an occasionally buy artisan foods if I can afford them. The taste difference is staggering.

[efidkmp]

The butter maker seems like a great boss, funny, kind, good to his workers.

[najmakay]

You know how times I watched season two as fall asleep viewing? Something therapeutic about the amazing European languages and accents! This will be my new go to! Love this channel ❤

[bparrish]

A Claudia extravaganza! I couldn’t wish for anything more, except for your continued happiness and abundant presence here in 2021. Thank you for being one of the few bright spots in 2020.

[tonyrod]

Love the way French people love and respect what they traditionally do. It is mesmerizing! His personality IS IN THAT BUTTER! Loved him!

[MrKarmapolice]

I would love to work with that butter guy he has an awesome attitude towards life!

[SMFITNESS]

Mahmoud the baker is the most attentive artisan I have seen. Hope his new bakery in Canada is doing well

[wengsbacay]

Butter guy Jean is so eloquent and artistic in his words/explanation 😊 best guy 👍

[berlinaroids]

What a wonderful person he is. Witty, joyfull and playfull to an extend and kind rarely to be seen in today's ever exellerating world. His head filled with pure imagination and with his wish to keep those old techniques alive that cannot produce a mass product but reward us with a product that feels like a warm blanket being put over your shoulders when you taste it. I loved this man right from the beginning!
I can't even say how much I'd give to be able to work with him and his family of workers there.

[ashfraser]

I freaking adore the butter master. He loves what he does and he’s funny and just lively and I bet an amazing boss

[sonyasummers]

everyone: butter man
me: I loved hearing Mahmoud's story of growing up baking with his dad. made me smile.

[cupcake]

The way he talks about bread is almost romantic

[Mango-lknp]

Just the way the French and Italians tend to make things, so much care and artistry, it’s amazing for every product, I love it 😍

[LoisMcQuinn]

It was -45 in Saskatchewan, Canada today and your Butter Master put such a smile on my face and brought joy into my house!! Love it!!

[christianearle]

As someone who is studying the French language, it’s nice to watch this and apply my listening skills!

[petekarican]

I like the butter man's passion and cheer. 🥰

[duxwontobey]

The dude doing the butter work either has horrible greasy hands or the softest hands in the entire world, like so soft you get shivers from a handshake.