Yakutsk, my hometown – a place where winter is so harsh, it feels like living on another planet. Yet, we’ve found ways to adapt, and food plays a crucial role in that. From shopping at the world’s coldest market to the hearty meals that keep us warm and fueled, I’ll show you what a typical day of eating looks like and how we survive in the coldest city on Earth! I hope you enjoy watching the video! Please give a like and leave a comment—your support means the world to me 💙 Chapters: 0:00 Intro 0:21 Breakfast 1:20 Grocery shopping 4:19 Alcohol 5:11 Lunch in the local canteen 6:08 The coldest market in the world 7:22 Dinner Check out my website https://kiunb.com where I share some personal stories of Yakutia If you want to buy locally hand-made crafts from Yakutia, you can order it here: https://www.kiunb.com/shop For business inquiries: [email protected] Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/kiunb Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/kiun.b Thank you for watching and subscribe for my next videos!
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How relaxing to watch during bedtime.
My truck doesnt have heat this winter & I’ve been complaining. I drive 30 minutes for work but watching these videos makes me realize I do not have anything to complain about because it’ll never be as cold here as it is there and I’m forever grateful. Such resilient and inspirational people!! These videos make me realize I need to be entirely more grateful for everything that’s in my life
Thank you god for where I live.
Thanks for sharing your cuisine from your corner of the world. Hello from South Florida USA
I hate the cold. I mean i HATE it. Being from TX and having days that can reach 115°-120° F in record temps, i am so acclimated to heat I'm energized by it. Even being in 70° I begin to feel cold. Seeing Yakutians living in this environment makes the cold look fun to see how happy they are. They may live in one of the coldest places on earth but they sure do warm the heart!
Such a massive contrast to where I live in Australia.
I cant imagine the cold, my house is 72f and im under blankets now. My thyroid is dead, under 75f is chilly to me. You guys are amazing with the temperature you deal with.
These videos are always fascinating to me! I could never survive in that environment, and it amazes me that there are people out there that can withstand such harsh temperatures!
The salad jumped off the screen! It was almost shocking to see the green and reds compared to the paleness of the environment. Thank you for showing us about your life. I'm from the Caribbean. I could never imagine visiting, much less living, in such a frigid environment.
Such an unexpectedly positive and warm looking culture despite the immense cold. I can't believe I'm saying this but this genuinely makes me want to visit.
Dinner tonight is fish. And then for dessert, we will be having fish.
it is still wild that something like this can sustain itself. this is a testament to our ability to survive as a whole autonomy, and species.
I love your channel, your videos are so relaxing and educational at the same time ❤
Just checked the current temperature in Yakutsk, -42C 🥶 Tomorrow in my city Sydney Australia +42C 🥵
Wow. My family and I live 5mins from a mcdonalds, taco bell, whataburger, pizza patron, wingstop, sonic, wendy's, and countless of other fast food places. We are so spoiled but also, the food has so many chemicals, it's easier to make meals at home. Thank you for sharing.
For eight bucks that looks like a solid lunch. Good value for the money.
Videos like this are exactly why I love YouTube. They show lives we could never imagine and remind us how beautiful and vast the world is. Wishing you and your family a safe winter ❄
Earning money is essential for life but for some people it' more difficult. Really huge respect and blessing to those open air market workers🙌🏼
It’s amazing how well your community copes with serious cold. Those people who work outdoors in the winter are true nature survivors. I live in Florida, USA. When the temperature dips below a mere 0 Celsius or 32 Fahrenheit, people get in an uproar. Thank you for sharing a culture worthy of hearing about!!
Writing from small Island in Indonesia, called Lombok. Watching this video makes me very grateful. I have lived in Germany for years and experienced winter too (until -10•), and I often got winter depression. I can’t imagine living in Yakutia. Thank you so much for sharing this culinary culture. 🙏