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Never had milk tea unless chia counts sense I usually get it With milk

@@darkdragoness98 if it's a tea syrup mixed with milk it's milk tea

I thought the same thing also.

That would be dope af 😍🔥

I have never been to Japan but I heard it's very satisfying to visit nice people and especially great food also I love Japanese food 🔥

relatable

wait which one was that?

Dont worry, japanese’s convenient foods is one of the best things in the word

Tbh, Japanese snack are good😋 The playlist😕

@@donpeace894 its called having standards

Vegan meat is an oxymoron

@@crimesforkibble6912 Yes, it would be more accurate to call it "mock meat" but you damn well understood what they were talking about. Don't be pedantic.

@@crimesforkibble6912yrrgfggooooppoooooooooopo

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It's true. For me, Red beans is salty.

They look like Adzuki beans - your usual Mochi filling

@@yeppi Yup! I've just mainly had azuki in desserts in tsubuan or koshian form like in daifuku, I keep on not having it in milk tea! (I fully admit I get distracted by boba.)

@@Hericaffonseca Are you talking about azuki red beans like what's in the video, or more like the classical preparation of savory beans? Because these should be on the sweet side! (I'm actually a huge fan of anko in desserts, I just love boba more for milk tea so that's what I order.)

@@DessertGeek i'm Brazilian. Here que don't use beans for desserts. Thanks for you explanation.

Lmaooo what happened to bacon tho🤣🤣

And also at 11:38 bruh🤣🤣🤣🤣

the marmite was so exciting it made them shake with joy🤣

same lmfao

he shakes alot, My partner pointed it out once to me, either he has a medical condition or he needs to lay off the sodium. junk/fast foods have a TON of salt in them, even a younger person can have high blood pressure and salt makes it way worse.

woolworths was founded in the US and imported to AU soils where it took off, crushing all small businesses 🤷‍♂

@@Eclipse_Co The Australian chain has no connection other than the name with the US or UK businesses. They do, however, crush small businesses.

@@djackmanson Woolworths in UK died years ago. I remember the stores as a young boy, all gone now though.

FYI, they live in Singapore

@@shay_box we know. Do you know that they are also both female? As many seem to think the one behind the camera and the hands we see are that of a male.

I am pretty sure there's not a corn one in the US, but having seen what DB showed here, I am definitely going to try making my next tuna salad with some sweet corn kernels to go with the mayo! My palate's imagination is informing me -- in a way that is inducing no small degree of salivation -- that those would both be a good taste and a good texture (similar to pickle relish).

@@HayTatsuko I really like sweet corn, so I feel like it would be a tasty crunch in tuna salad! I've seen some UK people use corn before, too.

Tuna corn and mayo is such a great combo

I'm from Australia and tuna mayo and corn is honestly the best combo and the packet she got is branded Woolworths if you want to try it

That's hella cheap. Price shown in the video is at least $2.

@@donpeace894 already watched them all, probably more than once

Thanks! We've actually got a jar on it's way to us in Canada from the UK. I hadn't thought of using it in cooking, but you're right, that'd make an amazing contribution to a peanut sauce!

Amazon sells it, it's pretty good

@TheHolisticCrafter theyre rice cakes

@@donpeace894 you would do the same thing if it was your channel

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But hope he could add all the store locations each time xD

Good comment. Very true

@@donpeace894 thank you captain obvious lol I run a YT channel. But that's Common sense duhhhhhhhh Or so I thought 🤔 lmfao

I was just about to comment the same thing

Wait how you can eat air when it already in you?

@@Kahn_Khan I mean it like in a stupid way. Like I should have just ate nothing lmao

@Paradoxical enigma I haven't tried marmite by itself. but here in singapore, they have food stalls (zi char) that sells a marmite meat dish. they use meat like pork/small pork ribs/chicken with a light batter and fry it then they coat it with a sauce they make from marmite. it turns out to be quite delicious.

You could say it is, but not at the same time

That's because it is. Marmite is far superior in the world of yeast extract spreads.

Why does it feel like “Genshin Girl” is a better version of “Kyouno”

It's different in its own right, but nothing tops the glory that is Vegemite

@@putrijoyceirawati2638 I don’t necessarily agree, but your way with words made me trust your expertise on yeast spreads.

you mean a kettle?

@@kirtu9035 No i don’t

@@so_cal909 then wdym? the heating bag?

@@kirtu9035 yup . and watch ur attitude

@@so_cal909 what did i say i just asked?

Really! Years and years and years ago, growing up in the US, Woolworths was a well known chain of stores in the East Coast... might have been more regions, or national but I only had experience with them in the Mid-Atlantic and New York, so... They were "five and dime" stores. Sort of a cross between today's dollar stores, or your equivalent, and a tiny version of a big box store. Whether you wanted some shoe polish, or a jigsaw puzzle or a new sweater or a parakeet or a candy bar, you could find it at Woolworths. To a kid, there were always treasures to discover. I don't remember the last time I saw, or thought of a Woolworths. Interesting to know that the name shows up across continents... wonder if there's any actual connection, or just coincidence? Maybe I'll try Google, or maybe just enjoy a memory from my childhood. Thanks for making the comment that brought up the memory.

@@garnetmage4244 You're welcome! We also have a different Wendy's too. There are lots of stores out here that share commonality with America. It's pretty cool to me!