I want to say thank you! This episode inspired me to order one of every food you tried so I can have my own episode of trying Korean snacks at home!!!!❤❤❤❤❤
Turtle chips are soooo good. I'm not surprised they got a perfect score. The texture on them is amazing!!! I also love the banana milk but tbh, Korean pear juice is where it's at for me 😂 Also, I remember exactly when the honey butter chips went viral! It was when Mystic Messenger went viral as a visual novel too. They were 707's fave chips.
they've even got metal chopticks. Metal chopsticks are used in Korea while, if I remember correctly, wooden chopsticks are used in Japan. And before anyone comes at me, I'm aware there's more asian countries than that, most of my knowledge is on Korea and Japan bc I love K-pop and anime, so I've researched the culture of Korea and Japan because of that.
Buldak is not banned in Mexico (maybe it was for a while in 2021), it's just that now the chicken was removed from the packaging, at least for the ones that are sold physically in stores.
Wait, Buldak is banned in Mexico? Exactly where? I live in Mexico and find them in any supermarket. There was a "no mascots can be shown in food" and a "sodium limit in food" law but that wouldn´t precisely ban the product
Mystic Messenger is like a real time dating game for free, and it introduced me to Honey Butter chips...my friend got me a huge box of these and they were FABULOUS!
This was a blast to watch, for a try not to eat you should do anything we are bears and make the punishment honey wasabi gummies lol, I wish I could be on the show one day you guys are so funny and cool to watch sending love 💗
@@aprilavilajacome he isnt laying his hand on a chair that isnt weird at all. benison is married bet yall dont say anything when he be hugging and holding female hands and laying his head on them..chill out on jayse that man did nothing wrong
I love tteokbokki and banana milk. I need to get it from the market again. The last time I had it is when I got a packet at the Lotte Market in Orlando. I put kimchi in my poke because I love it as well.
I do have to laugh that you have a Japanese company Potato Chips in a Korean Snacks vid. Calbee is a Tokyo based company...and they have a ton of different flavors I have nearly every flavor of Buldak noodles on my Ramen/Ramyeon shelves
Honey butter chip recipe was made by a korean who used Calbee (japanese company) to produce it. Honey butter chips themselves are korean in nature and by popularization
15:15 izzy was about to say that PvF should make them do the buldak challenge and then stopped in the middle because she realised she doesn't actually want to do it 😂
@@lingling3334nahhh, they don't look similar at all. Not being able to tell the difference between Japanese and Chinese is acceptable but korean characters are soooo different from Japanese characters
@@minami-ns7xi honey, I didn’t say they were similar. I agree with you, if you were to show me Korean writing and Japanese writing, I’d see the difference immediately, like most people would. What I was trying to say is, most people don’t need to know, so they don’t immediately realize which Asian it is. Trust me, if you are Korean or Japanese then you wouldn’t understand what I’m trying to say.
Whoever works for people vs food need to do proper research and proper fact checking the honey butter chips that went viral in korea and sold out everywhere was haitai a korean confectionery and food company not calbee calbee is japanese not korean.
Ok, gonna be *that* person, but... Lotte is a Japanese company founded by a Korean guy and the Koala Yummies that Jayse mentioned is also from Lotte called "koara no maachi" (March of the Koalas). Also, like others have mentioned, Calbee is Japanese, too. And the lettering on the honey butter bag is 100% Japanese (technically, it says 'happy butter') 😆 Not trying to hate, Nestle is a Swiss company that has a huge presence in the US (and elsewhere) and it's not some weird or unnatural thing that a snack company has a multinational presence.
For those confused about the Japanese packaging for Honey Butter chips, honey butter chip recipe was created by a Korean who went to Calbee (Japanese company) to produce it. It’s a famous korean snack.
It’s a Japanese brand but there is a different packaging honey butter chip that is made by Calbee that is made in Korea. I guess they just used this for convenience.
