Which Country Has The Best Chicken In The World? l Rank-it l Brazil, Korea, France, Finland, Thai
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ธ.ค. 2024
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Have you ever wondered which country has the best chicken in the WORLD?
Today We have Minho and Jaeyun From 8TURN on set and we tried to rank the best chicken around the world with Robin from Finland!
Hope you like the video :)
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note: Brazil is one of the main exporters of chicken to other countries 🐔🐓🇧🇷
We eat the feet and neck but is more in healthy soups, like a grandma thing. Also the brown egg are considered to be healthier, it's from "galinha caipira" (free range chicken), so they grow in a more friendly and natural environment, they're less stressed and things like this. I personally prefer the "industrial" chicken.
My dad cook chicken thighs with a special seasoning recipe and it's the best thing ever ❤
Não, ovos vermelhos/marrom não são de galinha caipira, ou melhor, também são, a unica diferença visual entre um ovo vermelho de galinha doméstica e galinha caipira é que a gema tem uma cor mais forte no caipira.
E os ovos brancos e vermelhos (não caipira) são basicamente iguais.
so you prefer animal abuse?
not only chicken, but i think we are the main exporters of meat too 😆they can be eating only brazilian food lol
All SK Food come from Brasil
In the UK our eggs are brown and free range....well a lot are thankfully.
I love how Finland gets more recognition overseas, and LMAO Robin is sooo like (Oh well... let's still re-present Finnish food). Honestly we'all so down to earth in Finland. Torille mennään siis.
@@joao-paulo-santos2: Yeah but it isn't talked about that much in youth and travel culture. Many people go "Finland? Oh yeah, that's some random cold country in Europe. Anyway, let's talk about Italy." instead of actually knowing more or being interested to see more. Finland has visibility in sociology studies but not in common conversations of people internationally. "Hard Rock Hallelujah", "Ievan Polkka" and recently "Cha cha cha" are basically the only songs people know are from Finland, and if you ask them to name any other Finn, they might even have trouble naming the president because the country lacks a strong media presence.
I can’t be the only one that was waiting for them to bring out all the chicken dishes from the various countries and have a taste test round?😭😭
Well I'm glad I read this first cause ain't no way I'm watching a 25 minute video for then to TALK about chicken
@@czenniebyforce lol I wish someone also did that for me😭
Yeah! How can they rank it without tasting it? 😳
Robin with low confidence and high charisma is just too funny
Wtf is robin doing here😂❤. His career started from love songs when he was 13 years old (or something like that. I don't remember how old he was) and now he's telling abt Finnish food on a TH-cam show😅💀❤😂
@@joao-paulo-santos2 oh I know 😂👀
@@joao-paulo-santos2yes, he is
to those who do not know robin is an artist from finland, i rly recommend checking his music out, and robin korea era is something we live for. also the chicken curry he was talking abt it called kanaviillokki, it's one of the most popular foods school kids like, it's served with rice and lingonberry jam on the side. it's such a good comfort food!
Come to Brazil 8TURN 🥺🇧🇷
Para com isso mano ksksk
How many international fans are here to support 8TURN? 🖐️
nobody.
@@Felipe-zy2irrude.
Anyways Meeeeee
Me I support them
Ana forgot about our roast chicken made in meat houses, and also tulipinhas, which are chicken wings roasted on the barbecue or fried, and my mother eats chicken feet and neck, more in soup or broth when it's cold, I personally hate it
I think she always talks little about how much we have to offer, I think they don't give her much opportunity or she thinks she would talk too much, but we are a very diverse country so I think she should have that opportunity, instead of talking practically only in coxinha, coxinha is our brilliance, I can't deny it, but we certainly have many options and varieties, just as they said, we have what we call ''galeto'' which is basically a chicken barbecue, and I definitely think it should have Talking about our stroganoff, I know it was created based on what would be Russian stroganoff, but ours is a totally different dish from the Russian one, it's basically another dish, and we have a version with chicken instead of beef...
It seems that people commenting on their dishes are really talking about how people eat in their country, but in Brazil we have many more options and never enough opportunity to comment on
also cant believe thai win, ok, can be good, but dont look that good, sorry ;-; this chicken so pale like sad raw chicken ;-;
"Pure form" one of the episodes I laughed the most
Robin what the heck are you doing here😂 Finnish food is totally just bland and pure form like he said. Normally home made food is pretty healthy tho. Also I have had a jam with chicken but never with curry. That made me a little confused because I never heard of it🤯
I think he was just a little embarrassed and wanted to how off Finnish cooking in a better light. I've been to Finland and can honestly say that was a mission impossible, there's no amount of redemption for suomalaista ruokaa.
It's mildly spiced, fair enough, but I have too disagree it being bland.
Finn and I have never heard eating jam with chicken 😮 But yes plain like he says 😂
@@Aurinkohelmi How?!😮 I have eaten IT many Times in schools and at home. Sometimes with blackcurrant jam
@@Sayitlikitiz101What You talking about Finnish food is good.. I Mean i am finnish😅 I had many different cultures food, but Finnish Wood is better for me😂
ngl... really thought I was going to see them eat and try all those different chicken dishes and not just talk about them haha 😅
Hahahah UK was attacked at the begging, so much fun on this channel 😂
Ana forgot to talk about the famous brazilian roasted chicken, our beloved roasted chicken with farofa, that is SO DELICIOUS that some people even take it to eat at the beach. But I'll forgive Ana because she is from São Paulo, so she is not used to the beach hahaha. Brazil has other delicious parts of chicken on barbecue too, not jus chicken heart. We have chicken wings deliciously roasted at churrasco too.
I can understand the lingonberry with the chicken. It’s similar to how in the US we have Turkey with cranberry during thanksgiving and it’s actually good. I just wouldn’t have it with the curry sauce…but idk it might taste good 😅
I know it's Swedish and not Finnish, but you can get lingonberry and chicken at Ikea restaurants
@@jeffrey88888 I’ve bought the ikea lingonberry and yes, it’s pretty good. I usually “Americanize” it and make it with mashed potatoes, meatballs and it’s so good. Next time I’ll try it with chicken.
Edit: actually, I now prefer lingonberry instead of raspberry. I always have a jar in my home.
i don't think i ever had turkey😅 I am finnish
Also the ”curry” Robin is talking about is not the like thai curry style… Some finns sprinkle curry spice on the chicken and that’s the curry he’s talking about 😅😅 it’s not like sauce
every food here have pure form like it lol it was a great video
Kanaviillokkia ei tarjoilla puolukkahillon kera, vaan mustaherukkahillon! Finnish kanaviillokki is not served with lingonberry jam, but blackcurrant jam!
Mä kyl syön sitä usein puolukkahillolla. Mut kai sekin on makuasia. I eat it usually with lingonberry. But it probably depends on what ur used to.
Kysymys olikin juuri yleisestä käytännöstä, mitä esim. koulussa tarjotaan. Toki eri vaihtoehdot on sallittu.
@@pontikkapannu1262 Oon aika varma et syy miks kouluis on mustaherukkahilloa on koska koulu ikäiset yleisesti ottaen vihaa puolukoita. XD
@@henkkahenrik4183 Totta totta, toisaalta pinaattilettupäivinä on yleensä puolukkaa 🤔
@@pontikkapannu1262 totta, mutta pinaattiletut on ittesään hieman makeampia niin varmaan tasapainottaa.
I liked this chicken debate. My thumbs up for more episodes like this one.
Como qe julgam isso sem provar 🤔 ñ tem como julgar uma comida sem saber o Sabor
Again we love our Kanaviilokki (is also typical Finnish lunch food in schools)
Agree, it's delicious
It seems good to me 😋 he did not tried to deffend his country food at all 😂
Kanaviillokki is good, but I have never seen it served with jam. Might it be some local thing?
@@Soldier_FIN The jam is optional. Finnish cuisine we love to add jam as plate cleanser between savory and sweet and bitterness.
@@juju-un8voto be fair there isn't much to defend😅
🍗 Love the chicken debate, rooting for Colombia and Japan next! 🇨🇴🇯🇵
Ana maravilha! Representante do Brazil que nos deixa bem na fita
As a finn I have never heard about chicken with lingoberry jam. Here is also some local differences with dishes. Example eating reindeer is not actually very common in southern finland but they eat more reindeer in northern finland and lapland or I quess so, also reindeers meat is pretty expensive.
Blood sausage or black sausage as we say is local dish in Tampere (city in Finland) and its common eat it with mashed potatoes and lingonberry jam.
Chicken soup is common dish in Finland.
Just clarifying that people in Brazil do eat chicken feet. I am from Goias and it is very common for older generations to eat it, some younger people may consider it unappetizing but me myself LOVE it. It is definitely not an every day dish, but if you buy a alive chicken at the feiras (street booth seling market) or grow your own chickens you're most likely gonna use the feet as well where I come from. It is not something you usually find at a super market tho.
Our Brazilian girl also didn't mentioned some stuff, and because I know she cant say everything I wanted to add some more. One of the most important dishes in Brazil is strogonoff, it is inspired by the russian dish but made in our own way, basically a chicken or meat curry with, cream, ketchup, mustard, seasonings, and sometimes mushrooms. We usually serve it with white rice and batata palhas, which is basically little sticks of potato, almost like what you find in bags of chips. We usually serve it at so many events, like birthdays, weddings, and also just an everyday kinda dish.
And I also wanted to clarify that in Brazil, at least in my state (Goias), it is very common for us to have roasted chicken just like France and Germany, especially during weekends. I remember there was period in my life that every Sunday my mom and my grandma would go with me to the feira that was close to our house, on the way we would stop at this little store and choose one of the chickens that was spinning at the machine. The guy working there would stick a little wood stick on the chicken to mark it as bought, and we would let it finishing roasting there so when we had bought everything at the feira we would grab it on the way back home and it would be ready. Then at home we would serve it with a especial sauce my grandma prepared, as well as roaster potatoes and carroats, rice, beans, and salad (I usually didnt eat the salad lol)
Ana esqueceu do nosso querido Strogonoff versão br!!
Eu ia comentar isso, ela nem falou do nosso estrogonofe de frango geralmente os gringos amam em unanimidade.
@@mendes_maupq não é original, li um tempo atrás q era da Alemanha, veio dos imigrantes, nos temos a versão br
@@hisannnilyan4170 pelo que conheço é da Rússia, não?
Mas nós fizemos uma versão q é tão diferente q reconhecem como um prato bem único e abrasileirado.
Tanto q se eu não me engano o original russo é com carne bovina
hey hey, Am not born as a finn. But lived here for so long. Been eating the chicken dish for many time at school. Its really good. You can add chilly, if you have some. The jam part. Never seen it.
Yeah me too. I'm a finn and graduating from high school soon. I have never seen that jam in school when we have chicken dishes. When I eat chicken at home I normally use jam but I have never seen it in school. Don't really eat jam with curry tho but with some other chicken dishes.
That dish with jam is a pretty specific one, we did have it at school in more rural southern finland and I think it tastes pretty good! It is like a common dish imo but it’s just that one dish that has jam, not other chicken dishes
I graduated from high school (lukio) two years ago so I think it’s not that it has disappeared, it’s just served more in certain areas probably
@@Meye55 yeah that's the case probably. When I started high school I was so confused because the food was so much different from the food that I had in elementary and middle school. The only difference was that my high school is like 20km further than my middle school. Just so weird how it can be so different.
At leas here, they do serve it in schools with jam, It's always been on the menu but I guess depends on the region too
Ana should have said about our strogonoff, it's a dish made with diced chicken and milkcream (very tasty btw) and we love eating roasted chicken and chicken stew. I also love eating its the liver and the gizzard.
When I would visit my grandparents (who were from South Africa), we would eat curry chicken and vegetables along with a banana, so the whole jam and curry thing doesn't sound too crazy to me. Sweet and spicy is a yummy combination!
Njahas robin päässy oikee näidenki kanavalle xD
we need more videos like this. i realy like the chimestry between the UK guy and the Brazilian lady, im a big fan of them, they are both very funny.
Greets from Spain ❤
Robin is the first person I’ve ever heard saying that he eats chicken with jam 😭😭
My grandma eat chiken feet and necks and the older side of the family are actually quite fond of them, they even fight for this parts sometimes
I actually never tried it but since I'm not a picky eater I'll acutally join the fight and eat a chiken feet when I get the chance lmao
But yeah, I can't say it's really a thing here but it's way more common than Ana described in my part of the country, Brasília.
🐔💕 Gotta try that Korean chicken next! 🍗🌏
Acho que o fricassê de frango que comemos no Brasil não é muito fiel ao prato original francês, mas é a minha comida favorita!
8:55 In France We do the same Elisa, it's called "boudin".
Greetings from Kentucky USA ❤❤❤❤
People who think food in the UK is rubbish are thinking of the 1970s 😬
I wish they’d film another episode where they all try one or two dishes from the countries here
Everybody : "Mmmm, should I have chicken wing, leg, or back???"
Korea : "Let the scaly feet to me!" 😋
KFC = Korean Fried Chicken, off course xD
Mexico should be in one of these food videos. Maybe do desserts next? Mexican sweet bread, churros, hot chocolate, flan, etc are all good.
''Food as fuel' --> 100% finnish attitude
They really needed to have food samples for this one.
thank you for inviting minho and jaeyun all the time 🩵 i love watching awesome world!!
I love Ryan, he’s so funny😂💙
As a Finnish person we sometmes make fun of our food how bad it is (at least in school) because the worst part of our culture is that Finnish food culture is very poor and we don't really have dishes to be proud of. Also there isn't that many dishes compared to other countries.
When talking about meat mince is the most popular in Finland.
Ana, remember the common chicken we bake in the oven with homemade farofa inside ❤❤❤
CHICKEN TIKKA MASALA is not only INDIAN INSPIRED but it's actually and INDIAN DISH. But I like the british guy. he is very funny and cool about everything.
In Brazil we do eat the feet of the chicken, at least in the northeast. My dad loves it but I don’t think it is very appetizing so I have never tried
In the UK, we can have chicken tikka masala with mango chutney, so jam isn't a far stretch if you think about it.
I've never seen someone fight so much for a chicken in the oven HAHAHAHAHAHH
in brazil we eat chicken feet in the countryside with stews
We don't, stop lying.
@@Felipe-zy2ir lol my family and lot of people I know do, but believe whatever you want
btw you wrote jaeyun's name wrong in the caption 👀
hey hey hey! Kanaviilokki is good💁😎
8TURN PLS COME TO CHILE 🇨🇱✨️
Tragam ana mais vezes 🇧🇷
Why no India this time??
Porque a higiene é fundamental
@@eduardosantos5078nós, índios, fazemos os brasileiros chorarem😓
As a finn i have the 7:55 rice "curry" WITHOUT THE JAM NO THANK YOU😭
CANJA for Brazillll is my bigest medicine, when you are sick, for the head, the soul, the body or the heart, eat canja
Well, some Americans eat turkey with cranberry sauce. So it seems like the fininsh people with their berries. By the way, African Americans taught koreans about fried chicken. During the korean War. I like chicken and turkey with bechamel gravy.
We dont even have finnish chicken like as a traditional food, its mainly bought from store.🤣🤣
Oh never heard of kanaviillokki
👁️👄👁️Looks nice
What kind of human eats blood...
But i see if we talk about not full chicken then I see it would be a Dish
I know noneeee
What is more common meat in Finnish traditional food? My stereotype is that you eat mostly fish. 😅
Traditional British Food- Fish&Chip, Beer, Tea with milk.. thats it😂
✌BRAZIL - faltou falar do estrogonofe de frango, fricassê, salpicão e asinha 😎
I absolutely love these convos. Gonna tell my kids this was Hetalia. 😂
Robin is nailing the Scandinavian "we're fine, I guess"-mentality! 😆
The whole time I was waiting for them to eat
Philippines is the best Chicken. Many Koreans, Japanese and Americans here loves our Chicken Inasal, Lechon Manok, Chicken Relleno, Chicken Pastel, and Chicken Adobo.
Exactly. I'm from Sweden and my favorite chicken is in the Philippines. Supersarap manok po!
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@@djperryboy Thank you for loving our chicken dishes. ❤️🇵🇭
Se tem Ana eu assisto, se não tem, eu desisto! 😂😂
Come to denmark❤❤❤ 8turn
is 8turn the owner of this channel por what?... 🤣
So they've never seen green shell eggs? They are the healthiest eggs because of their low content of cholesterol.
I also assume the brown they were referring to is actually the pinkish colour since there are actually brown coloured egg but they are very rare.
these are very funny guys and gals
🔥🔥🔥🔥
They need to taste Caribbean chicken or Pollo Caribeño
Brasil coxinha😍🤤🤤
旻浩宝宝🥰
Eu esperando trazerem todos os pratos mencionados pra eles provarem 🤡
Aqui em Recife nós comemos sim os pés e o pescoço da galinha, é muito comum.
No entanto são mais comuns cozidos do que fritos ou assado, e em canjas também. Temos também a galinha a cabidela que é o frango cozido no sangue do frango (eu particularmente não gosto) mas é muito comum e bem apreciado.
we eat blood in Brazil too, it's called sarapatel
i love 02z
Minho and Jaeyun😂😂😂
Ana maravilhosa ❤🇧🇷
Anna we do eat chicken feet 😂
Robin forgot blood pancakes in finnish dish
Was he joking about KFC? cause it’s actually Kentucky Fried Chicken
he was obviously joking
Its a common thing to say. Korean fried chicken. Korea has a huge fried chicken culture.
😊❤
I'm looking for Vinci, invite him again hehe
the chicken word count in this video must be something around 968
Who is the left Korean guy?
Well. You can easily take away the european countries. If this would be an asian competition things would be much more competitive. But Philippines chicken is the best for me.
KFC? Should’ve had Popeyes.
Quando apareceu o prato da França eu lembrei do estrogonofe 🥺 que pecado esquecer
Taiwanese food.
Ana esqueceu o frango de padaria😅
They should eat the chicken to choose
It took about half of the video to realize why do the koreans look like so familiar🫠 even when Jaeyun is my bias.. I feel s o o o betrayer I'm sorry😭
Milho e Baunilha,esse cara da Inglaterra,acho que ele curte um dos dois....
Queria ver eles provando a comida mesmo.
We do eat chicken feet in Brazil, we it everything from the chicken
No, we don't. Stop lying.
@@Felipe-zy2ir yes we do, here in Bahia we do
@@lauradias5232 So is only in the northeast, because in the southeast we don't eat it.
eu não como não, depende muito da pessoa, aqui na minha família só meus pais comem, o restante ninguém come
Eu amo o pescoço do frango seja frito ou cozido kkkkk