Exploring Costa Rica's Blue Zone Diet & Way Of Life With Jamie Oliver
0:00 – Jamie visits the Nicoyan Peninsula in Costa Rica, where living to 100 isn't uncommon, and he fulfills, cooks and eats with five generations of the exact same household, consisting of 106-year old Jose.
4:29 – Cattle Ranching & a bit of lunch! Tortillas, Black Bean Soup, Rice, Chicken & Potatoes.
9:37 – Fruit Farming Spanish Lime!
12:55 – Jamie joins fisherman Otto for a meal of freshly caught fish with friends and family on the beach.
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Exploring Costa Rica's Blue Zone Diet & Lifestyle With Jamie Oliver
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I also believe that they garden and walk instead of ride to get from place to place. Good diet and adequate exercise are vital to the best life!
❤For you, those wonderful people and authentic food👌🙏
Qué lindo verte en Costa Rica muy cerca de El Salvador tal vez puedas venir aquí y provar nuestras pupusas fue un gusto saludarte ❤❤❤
Thank you Chef for visiting us in Costa Rica.
This was a marvelous trip and a great video to see how people live long and their food they eat. I liked the Japan video when you asked people there, as well for longevity. I like these venture out videos of food and cooking and how the other parts of the world eat. Your successful and enlighten us to cook and eat right. Just like you incorporated into the school system or good nutrition. Food is medicine in my theory. Music is my sanctuary. Thank You for taking time to travel and show us your life cooking.
Te sigo hace muchos años, me encantan tus videos y recetas. Pero jamás pensé ver un video tuyo en mi bello país. Me gustó mucho el video ❤❤❤. Dios te bendiga. 😊
Thanks for coming to our beautiful Costa Rica, we are pretty proud of our roots, traditions and of course our food..!
Love that country and its people ♥️
Apuesto que ni español sabe hablar ja!
Hello, beautiful video. From San José, Costa Rica. Pura vida.
Pura vida Costa Rica 🇨🇷
Beautiful people with beautiful smiles. Their skin and eyes and not just their healthy diet. They have loving hearts for family and friends. Thx for sharing this family with us 🎉❤🎉
Thanks for visiting my country, Jamie Oliver.
¡Pura Vida!
Arroz y frijoles 🫘 always!!
Como costarricense me enorgullece y me alegra de que Jamie haya quedado enamorado de nuestro país, y en especial de Guanacaste desde la otra vez que vino, este es el tipo de material y personas que elevan el potencial del país, no influencers tontos y superficiales, que lo que buscan es una fama efímera y barata, además de no mostrar las verdaderas bellezas de nuestro país.
As a Costa Rican, I’m proud and happy that Jamie fell in love with our country—especially Guanacaste—since the last time he visited. This is the kind of content and person that truly highlights the country’s potential, not shallow, superficial influencers chasing cheap and fleeting fame, while failing to showcase the true beauty of Costa Rica.
Al fin un tico que escribe en español y no le lame el culo al extranjero que viene para acá sin saber español pero el tico es que que tiene que saber ingles.
As a costarrican that moved back home to guanacaste in 2020 I can say that is crazy how much healthier and more peaceful I am, just living in a small town surrounded by nature, friends and family, and eating homemade food all the time makes a HUGE DIFFERENCE – also the availability of fruits is off the charts so people is always gifting each other fruits from their garden 🏡🌳🌴
That sound like the best way of living!
La Fortuna de San Carlos presente con la Sopa Negra , siempre degustamos esa deliciosa y rica comida en nuestros hogares y esta en el menú de muchos restaurantes.
I live in the Central Pacific of Costa Rica.
When I lived in the states I had severe arthritis. I walked with a walker. When I moved here 15 years ago, it took maybe 3 months and all my pain went away. I turn 80 years old this month and plan on living to 100.
We have fresh vegetables and fruit all year long. We drink coconut water from the trees in our yard.
But I know the people on the Nicoya want to take credit, but we eat black bean soup here in Bejuco also.
The casado is a dish made up of “everything in the kitchen.” Your choice of meat, chicken, fish, etc, rice, a vegetable, plantains, beans. Whatever is available in the kitchen that day and is usually the cheapest thing you can get.
It wasn’t mentioned, but the salt air is bound to be healthy also. Salt heals
Great video.
Pretty 👌
Thank you for highlighting the best country on the planet!!! Pura Vida from our hearts to every other heart in the world.
Como costarricense estoy muy agradecida por este tipo de reportajes en los que exaltan la alta calidad nutricional de nuestra comida tradicional, ya que hace un tiempo una revista de turismo catalogo nuestra comida como la peor de L.A, definitivamente no estaba intersados en exaltar el valor verdadero de las dietas regionales.
Our Country is beautiful im so glad that my grandmother was from Guanacaste exactly from Sardinal she was a great cooker , back in the days she used to work in Cruises cocking all that delicious food . She used to cook everything even Caribbean food from Limon since she was married whit my grandfather black man from Cieneguita Limon God bless their souls I wish I could spend more time with them