Let's Try Jollibee

WHY IS IT SWEET?! #shorts

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[keatonlusk]

Jollibee is a hugely popular Filipino fast food place that mainly serves Filipino/American style fast food. The spaghetti is Filipino style which is pretty different from the traditional Italian style. It’s definitely more of an acquired taste, the more you eat it the more enjoyable it is. Most fast food chains in the Philippines offer spaghetti.

[mohammed]

This “layover” is slowly turning into a vacation 😂

[CallOn]

The spaghetti is the kind of thing where if you grew up with you, you're going to like it.

[mastersenk]

I really like how honest your reviews are and the detail you go into describing the food

[halalmemer]

Your layover gonna give us a whole series

[zxaa]

As a Filipino im not mad at him
He's actually honest not like those other YouTubers who Rates them always 10/10

[MrDuckTrollson]

Gully if you're being held hostage by the resturants in Dubai, blink twice in the beginning of the next video.

[waylee]

the thing about filipino spaghetti is that it's catered towards us filipinos, and most of our dishes are savory/sweet which is why most of us really enjoy the spaghetti even though others think its weird

[milessamillano]

I fully understand that most foreigners doesn't like Filipino spaghetti specially if you are Italian because the sauce is made of freshly tomatoes and herbs and nothing else while Filipino like sweet sauce. Me, I can eat either way .

[CardboardGuyidek]

"So the tomato sauce itself is a bit sweet"
ITS BANANA KETCHUP

[omen]

Bro missed out on one of the best items, peach mango pie💯

[MostSimpleUserName]

If anyone is curious why Filipino spaghetti is sweet, it's a combination of two things.

First, the Philippines was a major sugar exporter due to the abundance of sugar plantations. This basically explains why a lot of Filipino cuisine has a sweet base and why even imported foods would be fine tuned to be sweeter.

Second, the creation of banana ketchup (the base for the Filipino spaghetti) coincided with wartime periods when spices weren't being imported, so a sauce engineered by Maria Orosa made use of the abundance of bananas and sugar to make a multi-purpose sauce. Thus, when Americans brought spaghetti over during colonial occupation, normal ketchup was used as a tomato paste substitute to make bolognese and Filipinos started using banana ketchup since it was assumed ketchup was the base.

Source: Me, I studied Filipino colonial history in the Philippines.

[dictatorwithabow]

'Saturdays are my cheat days' is slowly getting taken over by ' I'm in Dubai for a layover'
Edit- thx for these likes💖and 2 more to 1k!!!

[Extra_Pearl]

"It is sure better then KFC for sure"
Eric cartman is highly offended

[quandaledingle]

You already know the Ramadan recipes about to be fire🔥

[Macaaaack]

Bro been in a lay over for 69 years now

N we need that Kulfi content

[Tecuexe]

Jollibee is also popular out here in the Daly City, California aka Little Manila. You gotta dip the spicy Chickenjoy in the gravy sauce. Their mango juice and ube pies are fire too.

[markfulgar]

It his own taste and we respect his rate

[savi]

I would definitely try homemade Filipino spaghetti. My girlfriend’s family makes it with fresh tomato sauce and chilis also yes one of the ingredients is sweet banana ketchup. Jollibee adds more sugar so theirs is sweeter because it’s fast food. Good Filipino spaghetti should be sweet, garlicky and a little spicy.

[lilmish]

Jollibee to filipinos is what Espresso is to Pakistanis. Your parents date there, they marry, have you, celebrate your birthdays, then you grow up and date there. Its a circle of life. Its in your life. Its everything to u