North Koreans Try American Thanksgiving Food

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In this video North Korean defectors try a special Thanksgiving meal prepped by chef Ryan Phillips of Ryan Smokehouse in Seoul. They feast on a smoked turkey, mashed potatoes and gravy, green bean casserole, mac and cheese, stuffing, cranberry sauce and homemade sausages with airforce veteran Sky Muhammad.

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Avocado Sound - Soul Cooking 2, Cooking Soul Guacamole, Happy Clapping in the Sunshine, So in Love with You,

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[arandombard]

>North Koreans live their whole life under dictatorship
>flee to South Korea for a few years
>already more fashionable than me
God dammit.

[dakitticat]

"snickers in American"
"freedom intensifies"
"savagery intensifies"
"garbage ass country"

What beautiful captions, haha.

[dedmajor]

The first thing that went through my mind was “those plates are nowhere near big enough”

[RealYankee]

Yo, real talk, Iron is badass. He ran off at 10 years old and crossed the border just to find his mother.

[newwavepop]

Minho, the blonde guy sort of makes my heart hurt. he has a bit of melancholy in his eyes and you can see the sincere gentleness of him, and only imagine what he has been through.

[eli-qtve]

Accepts pie while still holding a turkey leg 😂

[KmusikOne]

As I grow older, I'm starting to realize that America really has some fantastic cuisine... I used to think of American food as pizza and hot dogs, but our Thanksgiving food, Southern food, BBQ, and Seafood are world class.

[OrderoftheWarlocks]

I am thankful that these fine people are having a good meal, and I'll be even more thankful when they have their friends and family from the north join them safely and happily.

[David-hrmq]

This is the first "So-and-so tries American thanksgiving food" video I've seen that actually served a true American thanksgiving dinner with all of the correct sides! Usually they give them some weird crap no Americans ever eat.

[LoryLilyBomber]

The chef in this was adorable, I love how excited and touched he is to share a cultural tradition with people who have never been able to do something like this.

[Wolf-osyu]

“You still got that turkey in your hand”

“yesss I love it”

Hahaha good stuff

[kmw]

Every time I watch an interview with a North Korean defector, although they have their freedom now they don’t seem 100% happy and I was always confused. When that guy said although he has a good life in South Korea but still enjoyed his life in North Korea I finally realized it’s because their whole life they lived a very simple (unfortunate to us) one. They didn’t have any views on the outside world and they all lived pretty much the same. No competitions, no social media, no insecurities. just very simple lives. I could see why they might miss that old life. I’m glad they were able to expose themselves to the outside world though.

[dustinvanhoose]

"I'm seems like the wrong thing to say to people from North Korea lol

[sezjamaelstrom]

I feel bad for that lady that can't see her mom again because she's still in NK. It makes me appreciate my family even more.

[marcilk]

Who else is crying? I was really struck when she talked about “American bastards” then they became angels. Think about how close this world could be if we spent time with people who are different than us and showed them kindness.

[NickNitro]

3:51 [Snickers in american] for real that had me laughing gg my dudes 👍

[CaptainBuggyTheClown]

The [Snickers in American] subtitle really got to me.

[Mephistopheles]

“Chuckles in American”

“Claps in American”

That was funny

[myworldurworldourworld]

7:02 the blonde haired guy was cutting the biscuit like how he learned from the bbq video :, ), ,, somehow this is touching