When my dad was in the navy in Japan he would always buy like 10 of those and give them to homeless people so they can have something to eat. I love my dad.
I’ve seen these at my local Asian market but I’ve always been hesitant since they’re a bit on the pricy side, but I think I may have to get one as a treat lol
@@za.monolit The thing is is that we want to go in the order of "Reduce [our consumption], Reuse [what we have], and Recycle [what we can't reuse]" Recycling should always be the final step not the first💜💜💜
@Ross With No Sauce is that a website? I'll look anyways just in case it is Which I'm sure it is lol but thats awesome I deff need to get some for me and my fiance. I had a pair that looked like LightSabers from star wars and they came in 4 pieces but my ex took them when we broke up along with my favorite star wars tank top and havent bought any more since but I think my lady would enjoy eating with chopsticks more if they were her own pair she didn't have to just use and throw away after lol
For anyone wondering, the brand of this hotpot is called "海底捞" or Haidilao Hotpot, which is also a restaurant chain, I've eaten in their restaurants and I definitely recommend it if you have one in your area
I’d feel soo guilty having this due to the amount of packaging and waste. Definitely nice to have for the road or camping or whenever it’s hard to get a nice hot meal.
I get these for my hurricane kits cuz we live in Louisiana. They're pretty good but the self heating fact helps when there is no electricity or you're evacuating. We always have water with or on us but not always electricity to heat up food for emergencies. If only some companies could do this with different types of food. Heck , I'd love one with a feijoada or a gumbo one.
Ok , gumbo I recognize but going to have to learn about that other one you mentioned. ( from the USA & this is my first time seeing any mention of that other word )
For those intrested the heating element most common by the name FRH and similar, is used primarily by military meals as a ration heater, and is essentially just a mega hand warmer.
omgosh, that kit is so freakin cool! Hai di lao has some of the best soup bases, you need to try the spicy soup base, it's got a tingly mala spice to it and so flavorful!!!
I've tried this exact one recently, me and my friend took it with us when we went hiking! It was perfect as it was pretty cold outside and we felt happy to have something hot to eat🤤
@@frog7601 I first saw this over on the channel Emmy Made in Japan. She does this other Asian foods and obscure foods and recipes. You should try her out too!
I went to Hai Di Lao for my birthday and they gifted me one of these, 2 pairs of chopsticks, and some yummy crackers! Also instead of a birthday cake, they presented fresh fruit in a really cute way. It was nice because it made me feel great instead of weighed down from cake or ice cream. I love this place sm😍❤
I tried this same exact hot pot once. I added additional vermicelli noodles, some vegetables, and cracked an egg before allowing itself to cook. I was very surprised everything was cooked through!
The heating packets get hot enough to boil water in just a few seconds, there is more than e ough heat being produced to heat the liquid soup. The US military uses the same concept to heat the packaged food they provide to people out in the field
I love this brand of self-heating hotpot. They have two vegetarian options (sichuan broth and tomato broth and it's true, the tomato broth is INCREDIBLE) which was so cool for me because usually it's pretty hard to find veg options
@@elissalesse8320 I'm like 90% sure it's vegan, what I doubt is the broth itself (which you can totally buy vegan from the supermarket). Would recommend you check the ingredient label though to confirm!
@@elissalesse8320 'vegan' means no animal products, whereas 'vegetarian' means no meat or eggs, but may contain milk, cream, cheese or other milk products.
@@adhyniaa well vegetarian food is halal by default but like I said before, I'm not entirely sure about the broth being 100% vegetarian so I'd recommend checking the ingredient label once. Hope that helps!
My family used to have these emergency food kits (parents used to work emergency paramedic) and had gotten these from the workplace, they gave them to them when they retired and so we had them for a while, they were still good and I had opened one, it was delicious :D
That veggie with holes in it has been my favourite since childhood and its the first time i saw someone tasting it on youtube, i was really surprised😯😍
@@RenuNohbar yes, we definitely might be able to find hotpot online. But no shit in this world could ever compare to a good mawa gujhiya. And damn, now I'm drooling.
These videos are a massive comfort, I’m currently suffering from long covid and it’s messed my smell up massively to the point where most types of food smell like warm rubbished wet dog, these videos are the only thing I can enjoy about food anymore 🥲
I still remember first bringing one too my class and people were curious on what I was doing. The best reaction I have gotten (don't worry I wasn't an asshole making fun of them for it like others would because I know a lot of people have not heard of something like this so I showed them instead of belittling them.)
a store bear me sells these and they're absolutely delicious, I had a pork ramen style hot pot and it was the most amazing flavour, the bone broth was unreal and ive since spent a long time recreating these fresh and its well worth it.
It doesn't, it's just lightly sweet. There are reasons why people put sauces on grilled corns, it's a nice spice and flavor conductor. Think of it like chicken or meat, it's a blank canvas
For those who wanted to know, this is from Hi Di Lao, a hot pot place. If you're lucky, you can find this at any chinese/east asian store, and if you're extremely lucky you can find a Hi Di Lao restaurant.
I wound up eating a lot of these when I lost my wallet on a trip to China with my friends bc they were so cheap. Pretty dang good for the price tag. (at least in Beijing idk about the us because I've never seen one here)
@@johnkubiak1154 I just checked, they cost about 12 USD for 2 with free shipping(in China of course), so 5-6 USD each. It may cost 1 USD when they first started promoting it. It may look like a lot, but I can easily eat two of those in one sitting and still not be full. They’re really expansive compare to other options. I imagine each one will probably sell for like 10 dollars or more in the US.
@@qianghuang7320 yesh I was buy them in a general store in Beijing and they were 5 to 10 renmenbi depending on the flavor. So it was a little less than a buck to a buck 25. There probably more expensive now due to magnesium powder being in demand for army MREs.
Ok, so I learned this today The molecule that causes the burning feeling is capsaicin. This molecule is not soluble in water, hence why water doesn't help. However, capsaicin is soluble in ethanol, meaning that you should try alcoholic beverages to ease the burn!
@@TechnoTekk capsaicin is a type of oil? Isn't it a neuropeptide? If you're eating spicy food, it is already spread all over your mouth, so I don't see how alcohol would be troubling in that sense. However, capsaicin is only moderately soluble in ethanol, so it might not work very well. Bread might be a wiser choice, I'm not entirely sure
Can anyone tell me whatever chemical reactions that makes that pack make the water so hot and boil at the very short time. What kind of chemical is that btw? And is it really safe? Is what inside that pack toxic?
It's quicklime and yes, it's quite toxic. Causes irritation when inhaled... Just don't puncture the bag and keep unopened packages in a dry place and you will be fine 😁
The heat isn't solely generated by the package. Most of the heat is actually generated because the steam is trapped inside and only has one tiny little whole to escape. The added pressure causes more heat and creates the classic "screaming/whistle sound". Nothing is actually burning in there and inhaling it is not unsafe. It's just hot air. Which is normally allowed to escape and cool off. This is prevented in this situation thus adding more and more hot air in the chamber, which in turn heats up the chamber. Aslong as you don't open the package which contains the original heat source, you'll be fine
I think it’s the same stuff that’s in MREs. Idk, I could be wrong. Those work by a chemical reaction with iron and magnesium powder, salt and water. The oxidation of the metals releases heat.
Can you make a philly cheese steavk sandwich with pepper jack cheese and truff hot sauce. Also add Carolina reapers or ghost peppers in the sandwich. I dare you.
When’s the next time you’re gonna build your spice tolerance If you do this time use chocolate milk to kill the heat And for your heart building I challenge you to do a spicy tuna roll with wasabi
I’ve tried two different flavour of them. Both of the bowls I couldn’t eat more than half because it was just so oily and the oil is thick and sticks to the ingredients and makes it unpleasant to eat. Also the seaweed in it tastes funny in an unpleasant sort of way. Even now I can still taste the seaweed in my mouth when I think about it 😖
Have you tried one of these?
No i would like too. And am i first here?. How i could NEVER make this and u make it with ease.
No I would love to tho !
Nope 🤷♀️
No, I want to though
yes
When my dad was in the navy in Japan he would always buy like 10 of those and give them to homeless people so they can have something to eat. I love my dad.
Props to your dad he is a great guy
That’s really an amazing thing to do, your father is a beautiful human being. My dad used to do the same things too, I love him to death.
Can kids eat this?
@@idk9364 I think so.
@@zuni_theone8482 okay!
I’ve always thought these would be so handy for homeless people to be able to have a nice hot meal
yeah, they’re a tad pricey but the same principle could be reused
That's a genuinely good idea!!! I wonder how many times these heat pockets can be reused?
@@DickerWaal im pretty confident its just one time, the steam wouldnt even last forever
You have a beautiful heart.
Lovely idea
You should also try dehydrated camping foods where you only add hot water, tasted one with pulled pork and it was honestly super good.
Hey, any brand that recommend? I like camping food too, but so far I have only had ground beef, jerky, things like that.
I’ve seen these at my local Asian market but I’ve always been hesitant since they’re a bit on the pricy side, but I think I may have to get one as a treat lol
Yeah it's pricey there's a lot of ingredients and plus the heating pack
Where can I buy this Can you name the product pls
@@sahithipattem6151 there in mostly convient stores bit its rarely found in countries that arent part of Asia i recommend ordering online if possible
@BTS ARMY 😍 Oh god, I can't afford this lol
@BTS ARMY 😍 how much is that in usd 😭 im not sure what currency you’re using
glad you mentioned that this should be a travel/camping indulgence only, the amount of plastic packaging is insane
Agreed. Way too much waste!
@@Odthean waste is based 😎
@@za.monolit The thing is is that we want to go in the order of "Reduce [our consumption], Reuse [what we have], and Recycle [what we can't reuse]" Recycling should always be the final step not the first💜💜💜
@@za.monolit ???
@@a.a.6318 Don't forget Refuse!
I would keep that spoon and those sick ass chop sticks forever. Omg
Same they look so cool
Me too
@Ross With No Sauce is that a website? I'll look anyways just in case it is Which I'm sure it is lol but thats awesome I deff need to get some for me and my fiance. I had a pair that looked like LightSabers from star wars and they came in 4 pieces but my ex took them when we broke up along with my favorite star wars tank top and havent bought any more since but I think my lady would enjoy eating with chopsticks more if they were her own pair she didn't have to just use and throw away after lol
Same 🤣
@Ross With No Sauce omg i know right?! Like why steal lightsaber chopsticks when you dont even like star wars. So rude. Lmao
For anyone wondering, the brand of this hotpot is called "海底捞" or Haidilao Hotpot, which is also a restaurant chain, I've eaten in their restaurants and I definitely recommend it if you have one in your area
I’d feel soo guilty having this due to the amount of packaging and waste. Definitely nice to have for the road or camping or whenever it’s hard to get a nice hot meal.
Yea and theyre very expensive too. My local gas station sells something that looks very close to this for $15.99. Needless to say im not buying it.
@@DaddyM7MD yea its cheaper at a restaurant lol
These are pretty affordable
Guess what, had one of those at my camp in Cornwall, I had a full on meal with beef and rice and everything plus it was haidelao the same on as lisa
Girl thats literally all MRE’S. How else do you think people eat in the war
I get these for my hurricane kits cuz we live in Louisiana.
They're pretty good but the self heating fact helps when there is no electricity or you're evacuating.
We always have water with or on us but not always electricity to heat up food for emergencies.
If only some companies could do this with different types of food. Heck , I'd love one with a feijoada or a gumbo one.
Wait, I’m sorry I’m not from the US at all, do you guys eat a lot of feijoada there ? I’m so surprised to see it mentioned ahah
@@TheCaporalblutch I haven't seen any like that and I'm in Missouri
Ok , gumbo I recognize but going to have to learn about that other one you mentioned. ( from the USA & this is my first time seeing any mention of that other word )
@@kalezuki9231 I'm Brazilian American. Feijoada is a Brazilian black bean and sausage stew
@@TheCaporalblutch probably just my family or our area. Brazilian American
Her: add cold water-
Me: WAIT WAIT YOUR GOING TO FAST SLOW DOWN.
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I'd keep these on an emergency kit for sure
I wanna try one of these soooooooo bad
Me tooo
they’re so effing expensive tho 😭
@@ZH0NGLl whats the amount ?
@@ZH0NGLl Another commenter here said they were cheap tho?
@@ZH0NGLl They're $8 where I live. Minimum wage per hour is $1. :D
Real Lisa fans remember her not doing the first try right and just pouring in boiling water
Yea lol
Yea
She just popped up on my recommendation for some reason I guess it was cuz I like cooking? Not that she really did any cooking.
Real Lisa fans remember that you did a good job Auntie Lisa
What happens if you do that?
For those intrested the heating element most common by the name FRH and similar, is used primarily by military meals as a ration heater, and is essentially just a mega hand warmer.
omgosh, that kit is so freakin cool! Hai di lao has some of the best soup bases, you need to try the spicy soup base, it's got a tingly mala spice to it and so flavorful!!!
I’ll try that next time!
@@LisaNguyen Can't wait to hear what you think! I dont usually use soup bases but that one was a total game changer for me 😋
its a self heating hot pot flavor or it’s something different you can buy in a chinese market?
@@MoNehNeh17 it's a different package you can buy at the supermarket! It should be where the hot pot soup bases are!
@karina Totally agree, I got so excited when they finally opened one in NYC!
This is legit a military ration with the way they self heat 😂
Good ole MREs
Yep, definitely civilian MREs all the way
Yup, but without the nutrients
Civiallian MRE's
@@NighttimeDaydreams I thought MREs don't have a lot of nutrients other than carbs and sodium? I'm not aware much so do educate me
IAM LITERALLY ADDICTED TO UR SHORTS I luv LUV ur content :>
I've tried this exact one recently, me and my friend took it with us when we went hiking! It was perfect as it was pretty cold outside and we felt happy to have something hot to eat🤤
i literally LOVE the way you talk, i’m not sure why, i just do. thank you for your time.
I didn’t even know this existed. Looks good though
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@@PlanetComputer can you stop saying that on ever comment
Planet
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@@frog7601 no
@@frog7601 I first saw this over on the channel Emmy Made in Japan. She does this other Asian foods and obscure foods and recipes. You should try her out too!
So to anyone interested in the sausages that were referenced it is called lap xuong and it is a sweet and salty Chinese sausage.
I NEED to try thissss
Eating one of these is definitely on my bucket list
lol
same
A very achievable goal to have on a bucket list. Noice.
pun
I respect that
I went to Hai Di Lao for my birthday and they gifted me one of these, 2 pairs of chopsticks, and some yummy crackers! Also instead of a birthday cake, they presented fresh fruit in a really cute way. It was nice because it made me feel great instead of weighed down from cake or ice cream. I love this place sm😍❤
This looks so cool
Yum that looks so good 😊.
I tried this same exact hot pot once. I added additional vermicelli noodles, some vegetables, and cracked an egg before allowing itself to cook. I was very surprised everything was cooked through!
Same I also added tofu and some leftover beef. It was really good!
The heating packets get hot enough to boil water in just a few seconds, there is more than e ough heat being produced to heat the liquid soup. The US military uses the same concept to heat the packaged food they provide to people out in the field
Where did you get it?
@@acek2016 usually Chinese supermarkets always have them in the ramen area
Where do you find this hot pot?
I love this brand of self-heating hotpot. They have two vegetarian options (sichuan broth and tomato broth and it's true, the tomato broth is INCREDIBLE) which was so cool for me because usually it's pretty hard to find veg options
wait like vegan?? pls tell me u mean vegan and not jus vegetarian cause id lov to try this once
@@elissalesse8320 I'm like 90% sure it's vegan, what I doubt is the broth itself (which you can totally buy vegan from the supermarket). Would recommend you check the ingredient label though to confirm!
@@elissalesse8320 'vegan' means no animal products, whereas 'vegetarian' means no meat or eggs, but may contain milk, cream, cheese or other milk products.
Is it halal?
@@adhyniaa well vegetarian food is halal by default but like I said before, I'm not entirely sure about the broth being 100% vegetarian so I'd recommend checking the ingredient label once. Hope that helps!
This looks so gooddd
My family used to have these emergency food kits (parents used to work emergency paramedic) and had gotten these from the workplace, they gave them to them when they retired and so we had them for a while, they were still good and I had opened one, it was delicious :D
That veggie with holes in it has been my favourite since childhood and its the first time i saw someone tasting it on youtube, i was really surprised😯😍
It is achar(pickle)
In punjab we say them bhee😅
@@mehak5894 the lotus is a pickle?
@@__-ge2qh yaa
@@__-ge2qh pickle made from lotus root
@@__-ge2qh it comes in mixed pickle(achaar) bottle
I can never get any of these products here.. want to try them so bad
Bruh we have gujhiyas.
Dude we have naaaaan bread
@@RenuNohbar yes, we definitely might be able to find hotpot online. But no shit in this world could ever compare to a good mawa gujhiya. And damn, now I'm drooling.
@@Manas2222 Holi is coming so it's not long before we get some gujhiyas
@@yes-oh9ys yup garlic naan and paneer🤪
Looks sooo good
I just love your videos soo much❤
These videos are a massive comfort, I’m currently suffering from long covid and it’s messed my smell up massively to the point where most types of food smell like warm rubbished wet dog, these videos are the only thing I can enjoy about food anymore 🥲
Get well soon!
This is so cool, it’s such a good to-go thing because you can make it literally anywhere as long as you just have a bottle of water.
Those are so good and filling. I can never finish the whole container.
I love your videos,I watch them all the time
I still remember first bringing one too my class and people were curious on what I was doing. The best reaction I have gotten (don't worry I wasn't an asshole making fun of them for it like others would because I know a lot of people have not heard of something like this so I showed them instead of belittling them.)
a store bear me sells these and they're absolutely delicious, I had a pork ramen style hot pot and it was the most amazing flavour, the bone broth was unreal and ive since spent a long time recreating these fresh and its well worth it.
I MISREAD THE TITLE TO I TRIED SELF HARM FOR THE FIRST TIME-
yikes
nobody asked at all whatsoever lmao
@@ozilyst fax
@@ozilyst fax
oh god
This is so cool!!
Look so good!
She is the real spice queen no one else can compare to her heyyyy
I absolutely love your honesty about everything!!!!💯💯💯 you rock girl!!!💖💖💖💖✌🏽✌🏽✌🏽
Same concept we use for IMP’s in the military, super cool using a self heater
Ngl those are sooo good
She’s the type of person to be your bestfriend
Omg my little brain just thought of all the things we can do with a heating pack. Cooking food in a plastic cup isn’t one of them
Sooo good! I got to finally try this after seeing it on your channel 😋
It's late night right now and I am studying.Your short videos work like a quick break for me.Thanks and love you Lisa!❤️
Those hot pots look so addicting I could never
dfgh
Sameeeeeee🤤🤤
You know I am going on a 24 hour road trip and I like food ideas are rising
That looks so good!!!
I swear I read the title as “Self-Healing hot-pot” 💀
I want one
Isn’t that what it says?
Me two seconds later .ooooohhhhh hahaha 🤦🏽♀️
Had to go back to the title after seeing this.
tip for the spice tolerance series: eat corn when your mouth is burning, it helps alott
It doesn't, it's just lightly sweet. There are reasons why people put sauces on grilled corns, it's a nice spice and flavor conductor. Think of it like chicken or meat, it's a blank canvas
I got a better one. Lemon.
Actually just drink cold water
I would love to bring some of these for camping! 🏕️
I definitely want to try one of these
For those who wanted to know, this is from Hi Di Lao, a hot pot place. If you're lucky, you can find this at any chinese/east asian store, and if you're extremely lucky you can find a Hi Di Lao restaurant.
luck is false
Hai Di Lao u mean 😊
Is there any in Hong Kong?
@@MLI-qg6sz yes, three I believe.
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Love ur vids Lisa good job
So cool!
I’m just saying those some mighty fine chopsticks for something like that
Read it as "self-healing hotpot" and thought that's some Wolverine shit
Definitely need to try one
This is so neat!!
ngl my depressed ass read self-hating hotpot at first
I wound up eating a lot of these when I lost my wallet on a trip to China with my friends bc they were so cheap. Pretty dang good for the price tag. (at least in Beijing idk about the us because I've never seen one here)
@@teamacio9043 like the equivalent of 1 USD. So about the same as ramen here
@@johnkubiak1154 oh-
Definitely gonna tell my mom about this.
@@johnkubiak1154 I just checked, they cost about 12 USD for 2 with free shipping(in China of course), so 5-6 USD each. It may cost 1 USD when they first started promoting it. It may look like a lot, but I can easily eat two of those in one sitting and still not be full. They’re really expansive compare to other options. I imagine each one will probably sell for like 10 dollars or more in the US.
@@qianghuang7320 yesh I was buy them in a general store in Beijing and they were 5 to 10 renmenbi depending on the flavor. So it was a little less than a buck to a buck 25. There probably more expensive now due to magnesium powder being in demand for army MREs.
we need more stuff like this very helpful for lots of ppl
Looks so good please tell me where you got this
One of Lisa’s videos:
Not liked =not watched 😂
Ok, so I learned this today
The molecule that causes the burning feeling is capsaicin. This molecule is not soluble in water, hence why water doesn't help. However, capsaicin is soluble in ethanol, meaning that you should try alcoholic beverages to ease the burn!
Alcohol enhances the burn
Doesn’t ethanol go into gas as well?
Wait nvm I’m just dumb
@@TechnoTekk capsaicin is a type of oil? Isn't it a neuropeptide?
If you're eating spicy food, it is already spread all over your mouth, so I don't see how alcohol would be troubling in that sense. However, capsaicin is only moderately soluble in ethanol, so it might not work very well. Bread might be a wiser choice, I'm not entirely sure
@@dianaramos2150 ur right most probably
This is awesome finally a hotpot I can eat.
I want to try this, it look delicious
Can anyone tell me whatever chemical reactions that makes that pack make the water so hot and boil at the very short time.
What kind of chemical is that btw? And is it really safe? Is what inside that pack toxic?
It's quicklime and yes, it's quite toxic. Causes irritation when inhaled... Just don't puncture the bag and keep unopened packages in a dry place and you will be fine 😁
The heat isn't solely generated by the package. Most of the heat is actually generated because the steam is trapped inside and only has one tiny little whole to escape. The added pressure causes more heat and creates the classic "screaming/whistle sound". Nothing is actually burning in there and inhaling it is not unsafe. It's just hot air. Which is normally allowed to escape and cool off. This is prevented in this situation thus adding more and more hot air in the chamber, which in turn heats up the chamber. Aslong as you don't open the package which contains the original heat source, you'll be fine
A lot of replys but no real answer feels bad i wanted to know too
I think it’s the same stuff that’s in MREs. Idk, I could be wrong. Those work by a chemical reaction with iron and magnesium powder, salt and water. The oxidation of the metals releases heat.
My brain hurts just say it's fine or it's bad💀✋
Actually the first thing you should always do after using an FRH is to get it out onto a tray….Nice
Nice hiss!
I love your videos
Omg yes!!! Haidilao tomato broth is so good!!!
Can you make a philly cheese steavk sandwich with pepper jack cheese and truff hot sauce. Also add Carolina reapers or ghost peppers in the sandwich. I dare you.
dfgh
You have to taste the broth first
Me: *immediately remembers choji and naruto sitting together to eat ramen*
Sameee:)
AAAA these are my favorite food and i think ive actually had this exact one before so this is really cool 👀✨
Those weird circles with holes are what's putting me off and they're in every one of these self heating pots
It’s called lotus root
Don’t worry they are only 60% chemicals
yeah, they all look so processed..Blugh
And 90% single use plastic
@J Red is that bad?
My dads Asian market sells those sausages and we have a Asian family recipe that we eat with rice and eggs, green onions, and fish sauce. So good!🤤
I love these. I just did 1 today ❤
This is like those Japanese DIY donut or sushi things that we all wanted as kids. Tha Kracie stuff or whatever.
It’s so sad they use so much plastic! It looks freaking amazing tho 😍
Waaaa.
It looks good
WOW That looks delicious you are amazing💗
not going to lie, that's a lot of plastic
so much unnesecarry waste in one "simple" product
When’s the next time you’re gonna build your spice tolerance
If you do this time use chocolate milk to kill the heat
And for your heart building I challenge you to do a spicy tuna roll with wasabi
That looks sooo cool, love your channel thanks for always taking us with you on your foodie journeys!
I love the packaging
Last year I tried a self heating hotpot, it was neat but after the carbon monoxide detector went beeping like crazy. I could barely get any sleep
Me*watching this vid*
My stomach: wanna make it?
Me :uhhhhhh, YES
*Few seconds later*
Just burnt the house down.......👍
Ooo, I loved these! It really helps warm up on cold days. Tasty as well.
I really luv how lisa cook her instant noodles and calm voice that truly satisfy and interesting to watch hehehehe
I’ve tried two different flavour of them. Both of the bowls I couldn’t eat more than half because it was just so oily and the oil is thick and sticks to the ingredients and makes it unpleasant to eat. Also the seaweed in it tastes funny in an unpleasant sort of way. Even now I can still taste the seaweed in my mouth when I think about it 😖
I’m first yesss
No your not😂😂😂
@@frog7601 omg I did not see the other comments my phone was glitching sry who ever was first u were first fair and square lol 😆