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FIRST IMPRESSIONS of IRAQI FOODS (ft. Drew Binsky) - Lexie Limitless

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Sign up here to reserve your Free Limitless Polaroid Tee gift with Serengetee! Early access starts 12/7. Learn more about Serengetee: This was my second time traveling to one of my favorite areas of the world, Iraqi Kurdistan! During my first trip it was amazing to be able to see off the beaten path places like Iraq that are so rich with culture but it was also really lonely. I can now say that I-ve made about 90% of my friendships through social media, one of my best online friends being Drew Binsky. Even though we had never met in person, Drew and I bonded over our love of adventure and our shared goal of traveling to every country. Drew only has 6 countries left and even though the 2020 lockdown has slowed him down, he hasn-t let that stop him sharing more inspiring stories from around the world. Drew and I were coincidentally both in Turkey before we came up with the spontaneously to travel together, for the first time, back to Iraq. In this video we hit the old city streets of Erbil to try as much street food as possible. After trying everything from kebabs to sour ice cream, we discovered the full range of sweet to sour flavors here in Iraq
Date: 2022-03-12

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Comments and reviews: 6

Hans
Iraq has delicious food!
I was privileged to break
bread with some of the locals
back in 2003, with the US Army.
They are some of the most gracious,
hospitable people you could ever meet.
Best of all, everything is Kosher!
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laleh
You know i really appreciate that you explore Kurdish Culture. but i have to say that it-s not Iraqi or arab culture/ food. It-s Kurdish food en culture. Thank you!
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Elisa
Hey Drew! I-m gonna actually go on vacation to Iraq and just wanna remind you that when you say hi or hello you say Chawani in Iraq
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Danyar
I just knew that they liked the konafa there is no way you don-t like konafa btw I-m from Kurdistan and I don-t have the best latin
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San
Hi I am a kurd I am in Kurdistan Iraq but warning be careful of the food you eat in outside shops they are gonna make you sick
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Mr
Kurdish region? They come from Iran and killed many Assyrian natives. This will always be historically an Assyrian region!
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