yeah but honestly, they introduce some really weird flavor in chinese market, like lime with cucumber, sea salt with chocolate, and no its not that great staff which dip your chips in to chocolate, let it set and have an amazing crust, its literal meaning mix sea salt and cocoa powder and sprinkle on chips
@@user-wl7xz1ok2s I mean the chocolate and sea salt isn't that odd of a combination, it's been a thing for decades here in the US. (Though fresh dipped chips is much better than pre-packaged) and cucumber and lime sounds nice as well since they are used in some cooling drinks in the south.
@Chips Raider You can fight obesity while still not misrepresenting your product. There is zero reason for the bag to be that big aside from to make one think there is more in it than there is. You can make a smaller bag. It would still have the same amount. It is purely to upsell the product. This is not even to go into that chips have little to do with obesity anyway. Anything edible is fine in moderation. So.....no, it is not about obesity and if you think it is, I would like to point you to all the examples of countries that have limits on products like this (like Canada and the UK) with high obesity rates. Making bags bigger with less product just rips people off. It does not fight obesity. If anything, it just makes people buy more product because they wanted a full bag, while paying twice as much. It's capitalism at its worst.
the reason for the large bag is that most chips when just put in the bag they take up most of the space but as they shift around they get more in line with one another making take up less space like how pringles is stacked. (i also know a person who was given the task of trying to fix this problem i don't remember why but they stopped looking into it a fix.)
Seeing the snacks from around Asia is my favorite series! However, I really love vending machine stuff too ^w^ Thank you for being such a consistent source of relaxation and intrigue, especially during these rough times (pandemic is still bad in America)!
Thank you for the videos, they are always so enjoyable and actually relaxing to watch. Also, the English subtitles are very much appreciated! Love from America.
Something I from Sweden react to is the incredible amount of packaging material used. Bags in bags and cardboard boxes with bags in. Is that always the case with you? Everything is done here to have as little packaging material as possible ...
Everything is over packaged here in China. Especially for food delivery, I will get 3 plastic plates, 2 plastic spoons, 2 wood chopsticks, 1 plastic bag after each meal.
These videos got me through the nights waiting for my grandson to be born ❤. Thanks so relaxing the no talking and all the different snacks ,foods and drinks thanks again.
The durian I hate the smell but I agree it is eye catching. With such a cool recycling bottle where people can spare their money. I love the design and idea .. and now I want to eat and try durian pop corn 😊😊😊😊😊😊🤩🤩🤩💓💓💓👍👍👍🙏🙏🙏
So nice to finally see a product on your channel that didn't require 15 steps to prepare like the tapioca pudding. I felt relief for a few minutes that this video didn't require you to do so much work!!!
it was really enjoy 12 Chinese Snacks & Drinks Series Tour Thanks for sharing it with us, as always we enjoyed watching, hope your all keeping well & having a nice day .👍🤩
Love the vids. The one thing I notice that is slightly worrisome is the amount of packaging with some of the snacks and foods you try, it must create a lot of rubbish.
this is common in singapore, and i'm assuming, more than a few asian countries. sad to say, we don't have a robust recycling culture here and most people don't really think too much about what they consume. i'd love for companies to reform packaging and for the government to do something promoting healthier consumption but it doesn't seem like it's a priority, currently.
That and so many "instant food" products like ramen cup that comes with self-heating pouches, pouch of seasoning, pouch of vegetables, pouch of oil, etc. So much plastic. Edit: And also forks and spoon wrapped in plastic
This man's RU-vid work is so crisp and 👌 excellent. His English is undisputed and spot on. His camera work is near perfect and the food he shares, the drinks ... I have no words ... I almost cry as I miss these foods so much in Europe.
Huhmmm the Oatmeal with Fruit you had that you added hot water to. If you leave it sit for about 5 mins with the lid on, the liquid will thicken as the oats suck in the water. Tastes a lot better if you use hot milk in it and leave it sit for a bit.
When we were kids we called tapioca pudding fish eye pudding.. sometimes I make it nowadays and tell the grandkids it’s fish eye pudding.. 😆 great memories and fun with the grand kids..
Hi I'm new but I love your videos! The banana snacks look so yummy. I would not be brave enough for the dried fish bones n peas, especially with the shrimp peeping eyes at me 😶 would you maybe do a rating like 1 to 5 or 1 to 10 to tell how much you like or dislike a snack?
Think the buckwheat oats and fruit might be similar to standard oatmeal. At least the "instant" oatmeal. In that it takes a few minutes for the oats themselves to hydrate fully and thicken. Or you just eat them quick and let them swell up in your stomach thus making you feel full for longer. Either way, an interesting selection of various types of snacks.
