10 Japanese Canned Food Meals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ก.ย. 2024
- Trying 10 canned food bought in Japan
1. Canned Okanomiyaki
2. Canned Dashimaki Tamago
3. Canned Takoyaki
4. Canned Gyu-Tan
5. Canned Stew Cheese & Chicken
6. Canned Hiroshima Oyster Lemon Hotpot
7. Canned Seafood Paella
8. Canned Smoked Salmon Belly
9. Canned Horse & Deer Meat
10. Canned Thick Cut Bacon
I love the ambiance of the leaves and the wind and children playing around in the background, it's just so warm and cozy
"Overall a good idea but it be great if we have firmer balls."
Words to live by.
Honestly those soggy rolled eggs seem like a texture nightmare, even though they probably taste great
Agree. The color alone was a turn off for me.
Dashi means stock/soup. So these eggs should be brasied rolled omelet
it all looks gross lol.
Let's be honest with our selfs here nothing in a can taste great
@@thomascontessa there is some that are really good u just need to search better
Funny thing is there is actually a restaurant in Japan that servers your food from CANS. They have shelves of various canned goods for you to pick out.
I really love the outdoor filming. Even with all the planes, the wind & birdcalls were wonderful :D
I’m not a canned food fan…but kudos to you for always trying things! In this video I liked how you ate okonomiyaki with the special okonomiyaki utensils!
Honestly the oyster stew and chicken and cheese would make for a pretty dope meal with wine and good bread
Those two were the ones that caught my attention the most! They looked SOO good. I swear the kind of delicious amenities in Japan is limitless. I don't know why the US doesn't market major Asian products more. Asian products are the bomb!! 😍🤯
DB is so nice about it but I can tell the canned Okonomiyaki wasn’t that great. I'd love to see you visit a proper Hiroshima style Okonomiyaki booth, those are amazing and definitely on my bucket list. There’s no place like that here and I had to try to recreate it myself.
I had Okonomiyaki in Hiroshima many years ago and liked it very much. I have made it myself and do so quite regularly - a bit of a simplified version, and with coleslaw mix as well as cabbage. I was happy to find the sauce at my local Asian food store.
Okonomiyaki are super easy to make and super tasty too. You can take short cuts like using a good processor to turn the cabbage and carrots into a meal then mix it with the flour, eggs, etc or you can put more effort in to hand chop the veggies and preserve the texture. My local Asian market sells furikake rice seasoning with bonito flakes, so I usually take that as a shortcut as well. Since the sauce is easy to make with ketchup, oyster sauce, soy sauce, and sugar, I usually make that from scratch.
My point is, properly okonomiyaki is delicious and those canned ones do not do it justice. -.-
I've never had okonomiyaki, but it looks really good. :) I'd definitely rather try it from a restaurant, than have it store-bought.
They have!
i am extremely confused by your utensils
Your videos are not only relaxing , but interesting and enjoyable too .
That lemon flavored soup looked delicious
The reason for eating deer is to maintain the ecosystem and protect crops, not just to get rid of them. Eat it deliciously and nourish it.
I loved your description for the chicken and cheese stew, " rich salty tasty thingys" hehe 😂
Thingys is such a British way of describing stuff too 😂
Canadian too!!
American too. youd be surprised by how much of the world calls things thingys
I would try most of these, but not the oyster balls or canned omelet. I love how the Spanish dish Paella ended up in Japan. Probably brought over when the Portuguese made their visit(s).
This was fun. Thanks. 🙂
How did Sushi end up in the US? You ask anyone even on the coasts to eat raw fish in the 80’s and people would look at you like a complete weirdo or borderline insane person
We are closer than you think. Food art traditions we are all humans.
@@trishhamilton2049 lay down the bong my guy, lmao.
@@MrStone125 NEVER!
@@MrStone125Never laying down the bong ♡
Thank you for a very nice video of 10 Japanese canned foods 👍
Love it! I need more videos like it! So interesting!
This is pretty cool. It's amazing what you can put in a can, really.
The paella did not even look that bad TBH, the rice in paella tends to be on the firm side, it is just how it is usually done.
Fine dining during the apocalypse days 😅
But seriously, these canned foods are great to have around when you lack the essential items and tools to cook proper food. Japanese people knew exactly what they were doing, considering since Japan were struck with natural disasters most of the time.
That first one, I had a strong urge to pan fry and put it in a burger bun. Even knowing it's not for burgers, the urge is there😓
Okonomiyaki burgers are a thing, but the patties are often used as the buns, kinda like a ramen burger.
In terms of "veggie" burgers it's not a bad idea.
Wow I want to try them all 😅
That canned eggs looks really dangerous 😅
😅 you can can or jar eggs safely
Hilariously cute the canned chicken meal had THINGYS! They are so funny. I get a great laugh with every single video. I absolutely love their videos.
Okay, made me hungry... need to see if I can find ANY of that in my local area... probably not. But thank you for sharing. Always look forward to the DancingBacons videos.
I cant wait to watch this after work!
Finally my fav series❤
That Omelette in a can looks really good reminds me of school lunches :)
It's always good to have firmer balls!
oh i like watching your videos so much! thank you!!
is it possible to identify the bird making it’s beautiful call in the background??
respect for having the spatulas for okonomiyaki
Literally waiting for this video
Aww babe.... Finally got a like from your favourite youtuber...♥😘😘
"Shiny bacon, glistening in the sun" sounds like the start of a haiku
@5:46 A can of rich salty tasty thingys.....yes thingys... a great description word for food tasters reviews. 😊 👍
Springy things are just two of the words that I love about DB ❤😊❤
Can I ask where you ordered a baby spatula and a baby spoon to eat that okonomiyaki? It’s funny I looked away while the microwave was running and thought for a second you had one that defied the laws of physics there😂
@@t2ohcharvard811 I wish but we have equivalent Dollar General stores here in Pennsylvania where I am. I don’t know why but I was stunned to see a perfect little spatula just like they use in the restaurants 😂. Just struck me as funny and kawaii
@@chrisdooley1184 if it’s equivalent then maybe they have that spatula? They mentioned Daiso specifically because that’s where they would have them. Closest to you is New Jersey or New York
@@chrisdooley1184Daiso, online. You can find practically anything your heart desires there. Unfortunately they don't deliver to 🇨🇦 so my option is Temu
I wanted a set of these also!!! They look so handy 😂
@@mjb780 exactly right!?
Wow they are good 😮 and I like and subscribe just to support your channel :)
Love this channel
Omg i would so try all of them.. that cabbage cake looks soooooo delicious , salmon belly and lobster balls
Nice hiss!
That canned bacon looked 100% delicious.
Hey. In the canned deer and horse meat the really really lean bits were more than likely deer. And the fattier bits were probably the horse. Deer are really lean and the meat doesn’t have a lot of fat.
The crying face on the canned horse and deer meat perfectly expresses how I felt once I read that horse is one of the main ingredients 😱😅
I love canned food videos. We dont have much canned foods in North america
This is so odd to me, but I want to try it lol
I like canned food... I can't deny a good canned meal and I can afford some pricey stuff! It reminds me of my childhood and college days! And it tastes pretty dang good!
i love your videos so much they're so calming and soothing!
I can hear what I call the “for real” bird in the background. I live in China and I can hear one shouting “for real” at 4.30 in the morning. 😤 I have been told it is a type of cuckoo.
4:30*
Didn't know Octopuses have big Balls' well ya learn something new every day.
I missed those... super cool cans. Wish Mitsuwa here sells them errrrhhh, these are perfect for car camping or even road trips, or even to keep as emergency food
encountered* thanks for another great video! the captions are so relaxing
I've been watching you're. Videos and it gives me piece of mind 😌🥺😌.
Very interesting video. I wasn't too excited by that bacon...haha, but I'll look for the canned tongue when I go to Japan in May. :)
the takoyaki scared the living crap out of me! Compared to the ones that you get fresh from food vendors, you can see a major difference. But after all, it is canned food.
The coocoo bird in the background 😍😍😍😍😌
3:44 i can only know that ive grown up when i can read that sentence without laughing
My love for japan before this particular video( cuz I've already watched a vid of hers before this) was over the moon, but now it knows absolutely no bounds. My love for japan is limitless 😍😍😍. JAPAN I LOVE YOU!!!
And also thank you for sharing this, God bless you.
That beef tongue will be so good with a bowl of rice🤤
What a great selection, agree the eggs & Octo balls looked meh, I wanted to eat that Salmon or Bacon over Rice! 🥓🍚🥫
Also, Japan is Like A Magic 🤩
Ah, an Abroad in Japan viewer? Natsuki's the man!
@@JaniceWithTheTarlovCyst you know it, too much volcano 🌋
They are years ahead of us. I would LOVE some of this stuff for my emergency canned foods stash. Their convenience stores are also chock full of things I would love to eat for cheap. And most of it made that day and with real food instead of a bunch of additives!
It couldn't be made w/o additives. It's canned..
@@artalcoolique3341 Canned food can absolutely be made without additives. Canned means it's cooked into the can, but people make homemade canned goods all the time (usually made with jars at home.) You submerge the jar into boiling water and cook the ingredients inside and the heat seals the lid to the can and keeps the air out. But I was referring to their convenience store food when I said "made without additives". Like deli food in the United States, they have fresh cooked food in the cold case in the convenience stores---a lot more options than we have here.
Stuff like this is why I wanna travel to Japan. The VARIETY of difference in foods vs stuff in American stores.
These are educational!
Wow very nice video , keep it up !❤
nice one
Finally, i missed this old location
Mmmmmmm salmon belly 😋
Cannot imagine eating a variety of those things cold from a can!🙀🙀🙀
Not the crying screaming face on the can of horse meat lmao
Never had horse meat. It's illegal where I live. I love horses, but I might still try it in a place where it's common. Having said that. I am fairly certain the darker, leaner pieces were the deer meat. Venison (that is what we call deer meat out here) is known to be very lean and also a very dark red meat.
Horse meat is so fucking good, when I was younger and the fair was in town I would always use up at least a quarter of my allowance on horse bratwurst. The meat always tasted incredibly unique compared to everything else, a delight to taste and savour
Interesting. 👍
If you come to Japan, please try horse meat sashimi(Basashi).
I agree 👍 in france, there are special butchers for horse.
Totally agree, most Italian people just love horse meat
Cool bird in the background
great admiration to you and your courage to try all kinds of food!! i had my hands over my mouth when you opened and tried the can of horse and deer meat 😨
For some reason I really like the cans those are packaged in. Wouldnt probbly throw them away but used for storing something in them.
The outer boxes are just beautiful, especially the Gyu-Tan!
Rip his bank account
She booked a flight to japan
She ride a taxi
She booked a hotel
And she bought a lot of canned foods
I will say the demi glace on the beef tongue looks wonderful!
Please keep up the good work! We love your content. My husband and I sit down and watch your videos before bed whilst our third partner sleeps beside us. Thank you!
this makes me feel better about my purchases
Those bacon cubes and salmon both look delicious I wish I could find them here in the U.S
I do not eat animal foods but I still watch, there is always good videos and places they visit
It would be interesting to know how much processed foods is consumed in different Asian countries. America has a lot of processed foods but there’s also a strong movement to implement more farm to table. With the American economy crashing and grocery prices soaring, a lot of people are starting to utilize growing their own food and supporting local farms.
The last brand (K&K) also makes a negishio beef toungue that's actually really good by itself, on rice, or made into a taco lmao
i'm sure someone else already pointed it out, but i can't find a comment about it, so: the reason why there's a yelling crying face like that on the box of horse and deer meat (and why these two meats are even sold together, i imagine) is because the japanese word baka, meaning idiot, is written with the kanji for horse and deer. so, it's a pun.
should have drawn a D and a B on that first dish w the brown sauce lol
I like canned food, I know most people will poo poo it, but I love a can of soup or chilli when i cbf cooking, have it with some fresh bread of tater tots, good on a cold day. These Japanese canned products are interesting, I would most like to try the canned Oyster soup and that salmon looked very very nice. I dont mind some canned fish and that looked like the best I have ever seen.
This is so cool!
"Great if we have firmer balls" 😂😂😂
Your videos are the BEST when the wind is blowing and when it’s raining
"with strong imagination , you can feel like you are eating it fresh"💀
I love canned seafood. I always have canned herring, sardines, tuna and oysters or mussels.
I love beef tongue. I would want to try that!
Eggs look nice to me. The tounge gonna pass. That cheese chicken yummm. Not a fan of oyster but the lemon oyster soup looked so good. the squid rice looked after heated. Horse deer yuck. Ahhh that bacon omg looked great. Cant afford to buy here. But looked so great. Love ya'lls vids. Texan thank love all asian food.
That dashimaki tamago looks like it'd go well with some packaged ready rice from the Lawson or FamilyMart up the road.
About half these seemed like 'things that should never be canned'
"With strong imagination you can feel like you're eating it fresh" LMFAO I loved that comment
Wait, is that some bacon you say? *immediately commences dancing*
canned balls!
and 5:12, i didnt know that was an option
Interesting, the kinds of stuff you can get in a can. :) Some of these sound really good, like the salmon and bacon.
I’d be curious to try these. Not sure I’d like the canned egg but I’d give it a shot
Same thoughts heh
Actually I forgot to say I wouldn’t eat the horse meat I’d try deer but sadly they’re mixed together
@@arcane438 ...I mean I might try it anyway new experience n all..
I love the canned egg
Me sorprende la cantidad de cosas que ha comida esta persona y sin discriminar sabor ,textura u olor ...la verdad es admirable su paladar 🤙
Admirable no, cualquier cosa que come, la debora y le gusta 😅 excepto lo que es muy saludable 🤷🏻♀️
If my research on venison(in this case,deer meat),is correct,deer meat is very lean,with very little, or no fat in it whatsoever,my guess is that the lean pieces would be deer meat,and the fatties ones horse meat....That's all I could think of,to try to figure out which is which....🤔🤔🤔🤔