Yes!!!!! Let’s go Chinese tanghulu. They are the best.

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Bc they put so much sugar😬

@@Xyzclopsisshut up thats Chinese tanghulu but non authentic version

It’s the same, it’s just sugar + fruits

She is not Korean and the person who says Tanghulu is Korean food is also not Korean.

She’s not Korean lmao. She’s eating a Korean version of tanghulu

I think she only said Korean tanghulu cuz she ate the ones made in Korea.

All Koreans know tanghulu came from China 😂😂 don't fight against shadow

Bro literally the chinese media sometimes claims that korean stuff is from china 😂

Tanghulu was invented by the emperor of the Song Dynasty. His wife was thin and indigestion. Hawthorn in Chinese traditional medicine can make the stomach healthy and help digestion. In ancient China, tanghulu included fruits such as hawthorn and grapes. Behind each kind of food is the history and story of a nation. Some are because of war and some are because of poverty. It is the people's yearning for a better future. Please don't call it South Korea Tomatoes on sticks. Just like we Chinese respect that pizza comes from Italy and cowboys come from the US. If we say it is South Korea, how do you think? The following is a historical record of the Song Dynasty in China, which clearly states that fruits such as grapes and hawthorn were never improved by South Korea. Even today, China is still the first to use fruits such as strawberries, grapes, and hawthorn. Please do not distort it into candy fruit and then portray it as Korean candy fruit. Finally, respect for facts is the virtue of humanity.

@@aab7472 Jajangmyeon, Tanghulu, and Malatang are Chinese foods that have become popular in Korea. And I am against the trend of Chinese food. Following Confucius, they started having delusions again.

@user-dy4dp7uh2y炸酱面

Why are you against it 😋maybe bc it’s so good

I don’t think their saying it’s from Korea, because tanghulu is from china but it’s also popular in a lot of Asia (especially countries like Japan and Korea) it’s a Korean version of tanghulu, not saying that tanghulu is from Korea (not to be rude!)

Girl, we all know Tanghulu is a Chinese dessert. This is just a korean version that is viral right now using shine muscat grapes and other fruits. While traditional Tanghulu uses Hawthorn fruit.

You’re so blind bro, the name of the store is korean,go learn korean because you don’t even know how korean language look like💀

Yes tanghulu is from China I think she knows that, and the store name is literally in korean 😃

@@gyigyuyg yas

The name of the store is actually partly in Korean on of the brief signs u can see says 탕 which is Korean. And I think she said. Korean tanghulu because she’s getting it in Korea and it’s the Korean version because the original uses different fruits

Exactly thanks for that 😍 In korea we call it 샤인머스캣 shine muscat ,really delicious my fave grapes

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their not saying tanghulu is from Korea, it’s a Korean version of tanghulu! China made Tanghulu, but im pretty sure it’s also popular in Japan and Korea!

everyone knows that tanghulu is from china but the viral ones are korean

@@Icecream1760-8 that doesn't make sense💀 tanghulu is from china, but Koreans post abt it often so that's why it gets mixed up. and just because someone who isn't Chinese posts abt tanghulu doesn't mean tanghulu is from the country they're from.

omg literally so true tanghulu is chinese, its name literally means "sugared hawthorn berries" because that's what theyre supposed to be. People modified it, to put berries and oranges inside.

@@kiwiklovehow dare you, tanghulu is a Chinese dessert!

@@kiwiklove Because the whole world knows that Koreans like to steal other countries’ food and history! I like to add Korean style in front of other countries’ delicacies and call them Korea’s own.😂

the style-❤

@@Honoraubreighwyatt Hahaha. Did you miss the big ass Chinese letters in the background?

@@jayliu6076 And did you know its a chinese store woth korean tanghulu?

@@Honoraubreighwyatt en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tanghulu Gogogo. Edit the wikipedia page. You can do it.

@@Honoraubreighwyatt go search it up stop claiming things to be ‘korean’ when their CHINESE

their not being a cultural thief! Its a Korean take on tanghulu, their allowed to also eat foods from other countries! so calling them a culture stealer is a bit much, don’t you think??

@@Moonthehooman Lol nothing in my comment mentions you can't eat food from another country. You are welcome to eat anything, just don't put "Korean" in front of another nation's traditional food. Like I said, Tanghulu can feature any fruits and goes as far back as the Song dynasty, so there's nothing Korean about grape Tanghulu, the Chinese have been eating this for HUNDREDS of years. I am asking you to have some cultural awareness and respect for other nations, not asking you to stop eating food. Don't twist my words or meaning.

@@emptywithuu they were NOT calling tanghulu Korean! The title is “Korean tanghulu,” because they bought tanghulu in KOREA. Tanghulu is popular in china, Korea, and Japan. Maybe use ur brain 🫶

@@Moonthehooman you’re trying to insult me because you know I’m telling the truth

@@emptywithuu nope 🫶

Yes, me too. When my great-grandmother was still young, there was already tanghulu and she liked it too.

lmao koreans are trying to make everything chinese into korean

and you will see koreans saying it's not chinese since it's made by other fruits

Like how they claim zhajiangmian as theirs with just changing the name to a Korean name

Also Bungeo-ppang (붕어빵; "carp bread") is a fish-shaped pastry stuffed with sweetened red bean paste, which originated from the Japanese taiyaki. But like I don’t see any difference between the two. Maybe a little different dough or something, but it’s literally just a copy of Japanese taiyaki with a Korean name considered as Korean food by many people

even your flag is stolen from the Chinese Taoism 😂😂😂, hey you korean still use Chinese language for your name on your national ID😂?

She means Korean version

@@peachyayaa there’s no Korean version it just got popular in Korea. search it up before saying

You just need fruits half cup of water and sugar put it in a pot dont stir and dip the fruits in the Syrup then take water and ice in a bowl then put the fruits in there then let it cool for a bit the enjoy (:

网上有教程，很简单

Try it it's very good. I'll try making mango tanghulu let's see if I can do it 😅.

​@@GraceinKorea16来中国吃糖葫芦不就好了，还有肉的呢，黄瓜的，甚至还有冰激凌糖葫芦，糖葫芦800年的历史，已经有很多创新了，你说的芒果糖葫芦已经落后了

Chinese tanghulu🎉

Those are tangerines not oranges!.😅

Thanks for this

Tanghulu is from china

@shining_robloxstar yeah I know now Thanks for the people who informed me ❤️

Tanghulu is Chinese. Everyone knows that. I think she meant "popular dessert in Korea". Because if it was China. Nobody wouldn't care about Tanghulu