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Try Channel Watches Mr. Rogers Neighborhood

Mr. Rogers was such a wonderful program. It is still running on TVs today. Made in the 1970s, Mr. Rogers helped children overcome big feelings and explained the world in a way they could understand. I believe the Tryers would find the show very touching and endearing. It’s sort of a mix of Sesame Street and Bob Ross.

Viking Blod

My husband (Garrett) loves this channel and he would love to see The Try Channel people drink Dansk Mjod, which is a producer of Dutch Mead variety. Everyone is very funny and we watch these videos as a family. Thanks for all the laughs.

Best hot sauce even Gordon Ramsey tried them

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SHIT THE BED HOT SAUCE

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Try some balut!

Hi Folks, I’m Roger from Vancouver Canada and would love to see you guys trying balut eggs on your channel! It could not be mailed from across the pond but an Asian or Pinoy supermarket should be able to source or make them for you!

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Try Chicago’s famous foods

Hello, I was thinking that the Tryers could try Chicaco, Illionis most iconic foods. That would be Deep dish pizza, Mexican tamales, smoked turkey legs, Chicago mix (cheese and carmel popcorn mixed together with pecans added) Chicago hotdog, Hot links ( a red sausage served with white bread) Italian beef , bbq pork rib tips, cheesecake, baked Mostaccioli ( pasta dish that is more popular than potato salad at any gathering.

New England Indian Place Names

Make a drinking game about Irish People try pronouncing New England native American language place names from https://archive.org/stream/indianplacenames00hude/indianplacenames00hude_djvu.txt or for a shorter list https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_place_names_of_Native_American_origin_in_New_England

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True New England IPAs

Compare the best of new england craft breweries…Treehouse, Trillium, Other Half, Bissell Brothers.

Tryers watch the Isle of Man TT

Have watch a Isle of Man TT video. A road race so fast and so dangerous, an average of two racers die every year,

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Drinks with food.

This is more of a suggestion. My husband and I enjoy watching the show. We watch it all the time. I think that when you are tasting food you need to have it with a drink. For instance today’s show with the blue diamond almonds. It was funny but if the had a Korean beer with the Korean bbq flavoured nuts it would have been better. The chocolate peppermint flavoured could have been paired with hot chocolate with baileys. The Mexican street corn flavoured paired with a margarita. The more drinks the funnier the video. I love all the cast they are so great. We live on Canada’s west coast on Vancouver Island. I will come up with challenge for you soon. Please give these guys a drink. Cheers.

2 suggestions 1. American Church suppers, 2. Various home made chowders

In New England and the Sothern States, there is a tradition of church suppers. This can be either at home after church services meal, or a church wide funds raising pot luck supper where the town people pay a fee used for church supporting meal served on a late summer afternoon, with the potluck items supplied by the ladies of the church this link is to a southern food web page with 64 different recipes. See https://www.southernliving.com/recipes/church-recipes also definition of a church supper see https://www.theatlantic.com/magazine/archive/1936/04/church-supper/652518/ a New England version is a Baked Bean supper with ham slices, brown baked beans and brown bread. And the second is various chowder recipies https://www.tasteofhome.com/collection/chowder-recipes/ definition of chowder see https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chowder if you don’t want to make from scratch american canned chowder, Clam, Lobster, Fish, Corn, Potato chowder can be found online and keeping with the Try Channel humor, odd recipes are in the recipe links.