Nutritionist Reviews | Natacha Océane's What I Eat In A Day (WOW)!!

In today's video I review Natacha Océane's latest What I Eat In A Day video.

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[mrarrington]

Frying bananas are super common in the Caribbean countries and cultures, super tasty

[bamskimmer]

I mean, my breakfast is pretty sweet. Oats with 1/2 cup blueberries, 1 banana, and 2 dates (amongst other things). It's absolutely delicious though.

[yajairabarraza]

How this guy hasn’t reached 100k yet.?🌿🌿🌿👏🏻😂

[kozulowski]

I'm a white guy living in the Philippines and they fry bananas all the time here :D

[jadegoblin]

I cook bananas in a little coconut oil and then eat with almond butter but usually only if I am really craving sweets.

[enen]

I'm filipino. And we have this filipino merienda (i think it translates to a light meal kind of like a brunch in western culture) that's called, Banana cue. It's basically plantains covered in brown sugar and deep (or shallow) fried. My brother and I would eat some after school.

[SoniaAnastasiaaa]

“That is some weird trippy combination on your plate” bahahaha😆

[ilorevant]

I bake my banana slices before i put them on my porrige
Its way better like this you should try

[spandel]

The "Alien" series with Sigourney Weaver is one of my favourites.

[TheFukwitz]

Yo Goji! How comes your fermentation series keeps being uploaded then removed? Big Ups!

[Frenchblue]

I went on vacation with a British - Canadian family to Cape Cod when I was 10. They had a nanny, this family of five kids with me making six, and what they also had was a boatload, literally of every kind of fruit you could name. Apparently one fine morning years back, Canadian nanny, made the children a child version of Bananas Foster (traditionally flambe'ed.) They liked it so much they wanted it every morning. Then the children wondered aloud what other sauteed in butter with icing sugar and cinnamon sprinkled on top...fruit would also taste nice served that way. Peaches were then halved and pitted and tossed into the buttery pan, followed by mangoes and, well, you can guess the rest. Sauteed fruit, every morning, often perched on top pancakes or waffles. I brought the notion home, and to this day, I will make "sauteed fruit" and "virgin" Bananas Foster, whenever there's too much of whichever fruit, and I'm too lazy to make a pie.😄

[crowcloud]

Fried banana is soooo good! With maple syrup and cinnamon 😛

[evaa]

I thought baking banana was quite common.. lovely breakfast too

[sixxlee]

Thank you for this video, and for your incredibly dry sense of humour! Makes me chuckle every time.

[lc]

Thanks for mentioning the tuna problem!! Also to anyone reading this, I strongly recommend the new documentary “Seaspiracy”. Real eye-opener if you still eat fish..

[parmawanti]

Fried bananas and grilled bananas are very common in Indonesia 👍 but usually for snacks

[CristieWu]

They went full fried bananas that breakfast.

[MT-htuc]

In México (at least in my family) it's common to cook fruits with sugar and make candies, you can get guava candy, papaya candy, grapefruit peel candy, etc. They are sooo good.

[danielorozco]

Do you have any video regarding sleep? I usually dont have good quality sleep and iam tired allday long

[KevinBurciaga]

Goji's British accent makes this 10x better