Malays and Singaporeans: Please hold our Nasi Lemak Rice 🍚 and Laksa 🍜🍛

Malays and Singaporeans: Please hold our Nasi Lemak 🍚 and Laksa Noodle 🍜🍛

@@Booz2020 I have had Laksa before but this Nasi Lemak sounds wonderful. Never heard of it but I will have made it by this time next week.

Heeding that such noodles as (especially the juwari kind) soba, shirataki & tokoroten are made of or with something besides wheat, could they technically be called by ふん (粉), as opposed to 麺 (めん) or akin such names?

Just to add some pedantry ontop of your pedantrt, all grains are seeds, but not all seeds are grain; grains are just seeds from grasses. It is true that buckwheat isn't a grain, its a seed from a different kind of plant.

I just grew wheat grass out of wheat kernels. You are wrong about the wheat part. While rice is just a part of a seed. But wheat is a seed my friend. My mum washes these seeds, dries them out and then sends them out to the miller to get some healthy, unadulterated flour to make chapattis.

There is *no such thing is "pedantry":* a term that was made up by asinine narcissists who simply wanted to silence others who correct them. *Everybody's got something to learn everyday.*

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Malays and Singaporeans: Please hold our Nasi Lemak 🍚 and Laksa 🍜🍛

Check out such as linut (known in Indonesia, especially its eastern parts as papeda & in Brunei as ambuyat)

@@tktyga77wow. Truly it is everywhere.

@@Booz2020 those are noodles and rice dishes. Not the same.

Absolutely. One of the best food channels. Definitely deserves more exposure. I've been telling everyone about it since the first video I stumbled across. We all need to do part.

yea i really dont understand why he doesnt get more views

Sorry! I meant a diet of excessive polished white rice, not just rice in general. I didn’t think that info was necessary to add cause the video was already getting pretty long and didn’t want to overwhelm the audience. I tend to have a habit of not spelling out every minute detail because I’m afraid of small details taking over videos. But in hindsight, I can see how people might misinterpret it. In the future I have to be more careful in considering what info should be included in the video or not.

@@offthemenuyt Thank you for understanding my concern as I am currently studying nutrition as a core subject for my undergrad degree. As, anything related the human health including nutrition, people will be listening and become slightly anxious. Because a lot of people want to make sure that their eating right. As the average person probably never heard of Thiamine deficiency let alone Thiamine. Though white rice isn't inherently unhealthy, it's more neutral if anything for a healthy person. Because it just pure carbs. Though, I do understand the video essay point is why soba is important to Japan and it's simplified in a way that the average person has some form of understanding of a subject you are talking about. However, I assume your channel is heavily inspired by Johnny Harris but for food, by watching your videos, down from the storytelling to simplification of information the video. Thus, this style of video allows everyone including children to digest the info easier. Which is an advantage. However, the downside to this style of video essay content is that you would leave out a lot of info including context of some subjects that are touchy, which allows for simplification of information. So, any false info in the video may get retain and the worse thing is that they could spread false info to others.

…Japan is Buddhist. Not Jain.