British Soldiers Try KOREAN ARMY STEW for the First Time!!?
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 28 ม.ค. 2020
- This week we're back on Major Charles' Army base for the first time in a year!!
But instead of trying Korean Army Rations - the British soldiers are going to be trying some legit Korean food - "Army base stew", otherwise called Budaejjigae!!
Thank you to major Charles Bodell-Lee and the soldiers from 57 (Bhurtpore) Battery of 47 Regiment Royal Artillery for making this video possible.
오늘은 오랜만에 찰스 소령님과 영국 군인들과 촬영을 했어요! 영국 군부대에서 한국 부대찌개를 먹어본 영국 군인들의 반응은 과연 어땠을까요?!
이번에도 영국 국방부에서 영국 군인들과 촬영할 수 있도록 찰스 소령님께서 허가를 받아주셨답니다.
이 영상 제작에 도움을 주신 Charles Bodell-Lee 소령님과 왕립 포병 47 연대의 57 (버트포어) 포대 소속 군인들께 감사의 말씀 드립니다!
Huge thanks to everyone involved in the creation of this video:
Written and Directed by Josh and Ollie
Producer/Editor: Grace Park
Producer/Editor/Translator: Hyemin Lim
Editor: Sejun Lee
Translator: Hannah Kang - ตลก
부대찌개는 솔직히 매운건 아닌데 얼큰하고 시원한정도인데ㅜ
근데 반응들이 겁나 웃겨 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
땀나는분 어쩔ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
그게아니라 양념장이 매웠겠죠...ㅋㅋㅋ
라면사리 넣을 때 마법스프 좀 넣으면 기절인데ㅋㅋㅋ
매운음식 안먹고 사는사람들입엔 우리가 먹는 평범한 라면도 엄청 맵게 느껴질수 있죠 먹다보면 근데 헤어나올수 없는 매운맛
@@user-eo1nl5iv7u 스페인 멕시코 친구들도 매워서 죽어 하는 친구들도 많아요 매운게 그런나라 고추랑 다르다고 익숙한 스타일 매운게 아니라고요
김치도 매워하는거 보니까 부대찌개가 매운게 아니라 매운걸 못먹는거네
the guy who can't handle spice was being a champ, continuing to eat and even trying the kimchi 😂
imapanda123 I was worried when he took a spoonful of Kimchi... lol
I'm bl00dy impressed
omg when he wanted to try the kimchi, I was like "you sure you want to go that path, you can't even handle the spice of the stew"
Poor guy but it's really noce of him to do so. Also, having a sip of fresh milk takes away the heat :)
he's a good sport! ! 👾
This is freaking wholesome to watch. A bunch of grown men, trained in combat, bounding muscles just absolutely blown away by a stew with spam, beans and cheese in it.
BAKED beans
And don't forget the yum-yum XD
Life is full of mystery
Rice please
I sure that is something I ABSOULUTELY LOVE ABOUT FOOD .
I know this was gone a while ago but you should go back with your Korean barbecue table and give these soldiers some Korean barbecue I'd love to see the reaction
That would be nice, so far the soldiers and students ages 16-19 are my most loved series in this channel. Those kids looks so adorable, and the soldiers are showing their braveness even they can't handle the spice, they still looks cute and cool.
Also hook them up with Korean Fried Chicken and let em have at it
@@shielaricarte308 * BRAVERY
It's a shame that won't happen because Major Charles got reassigned by the Army. He's off doing something else for the UK Army, so he's no longer in charge of this particular base.
@@uncreative5766 That's a damn shame
I love that through all of the pain that one guy who's losing his mind at the spice is STILL GOIN FOR IT. Like dude is committed to the flavor LOL
He’s a true solider that one 😂❤
I’m sure he really felt that in the bathroom later that day 😂 I eat a lot of spicy food but I’ve overdone it before & I paid the burning price 🔥😅
SGT 1: Too spicy
SGT 2: Kimchi ain't for me
Major: This is the way forward. This is the future.
lol
Timestamp?
@@wendysworker It's not really one moment. They say this throughout the video.
@@JIYkp oh alr
Leaders set the standard 😂
“This is the future, a bit like garlic bread, the future.”
-_one smart British soldier 2020_
Garlic bread is life (pita bread with garlic butter is as good though - just a pro tip). Now after that comparison, I really gotta try that Korean Army Stew.
Actually, now that I think about it - garlic bread would go well together with it. It would function similar to rice - the carbs in it dulling the intensity of the spices, and the garlic flavour complements the gochujang paste that's in the stew.
jesus you lot making me feel old! he's doing the Peter Kay skit! hahaha
Garlic bread?! Garlic? And bread?
@rotten Robbie 사회부적응자의 삶은 이런거구나
Loved this, sometimes I think we forget that our soldiers are human so it's nice getting a glimpse of them outside their comfort zone but still having a laugh. So much respect for everyone involved in this
I love how he pulled out some instant rice! It isn't as good as freshly cooked rice but it's so nice and convenient for a rice and egg breakfast!
I feel like it fits perfectly with the stew. western and korean ingredients with long shelf life, thrown together to create something better than the sum of it's parts. And then pre-packaged rice.
the guy who couldn't handle the spice is hilarious "let's yeet that in" "you're from the caribbean, mate. that doesn't mean anything, but that's my excuse" "i'm just being nice" "my boobs are sweating"
He's cute too lol
Please include him in future videos hahahaah
I know what he is feeling. For me, it is the addiction of taking in more servings despite its spiciness. It is like having a comfort food, considering in my culture, spicy foods is a condiment to bland or soupy foods. When I first try the Fiery Chicken Instant noodle from Samyeong, Cheese flavour(more spicer than the original), its like I can't stop taking it in.
He's such a mood 😂
He was honestly soooo adorable
The man who brought a fork in his pocket, that is so adorable 😩
Always be prepared. lol.
Hi
Reminds me of joey
I came prepared
it’s smart. he knows he isn’t great with chopsticks, and he came prepared just in case they didn’t provide him with a fork.
어우.. 땀난다는 군인분.. 진짜 대단하시네. 예의는 지켜야죠.. 라는게 말은 쉬워도 직접 행하기 쉬운게 아닌데
The guy quietly dying in the corner but continuing to eat anyway out of politeness is the most British thing ever
lol, true
Really? Is that a British thing?
Be glad for the food as there are those without.
Never knew it's a British thing lol Most of British I met spoke out if they don't like it and never touched it lol Not just british most of westerners.
Which one?they are funny hahaha
I am not even Korean but something about people from different part of the world enjoying food from totally different part of the world makes me so happy.
This makes me crave Korean food so much tbh and I don’t think there’s any around here.
Same omb but I wouldn't handle the spice🥲
@@ioanna_anp I can’t handle too much spice either, so when I make it, I just make it less spicy. And then adding rice in really helps as well.
Same
Agreed!
I ABSOLUTELY LOVE the first bit when Mj Charles was like "My soldiers are terrified! Their like, what are we eating?! What are we eating?! It's gonna be fine, it's gonna be fine!" 🥰
"it's spicy"
"you said u never had baked beans in a stew. any thoughts?"
"yeah it's...spicy"
that made me laugh so hard
Jokes aside, though, budaejjigae is a testament to the resilience of the Korean people. Even in the worst of times, when everything was destroyed by war and there's just a bunch of old Spam and baked beans left, people still found a way to make it work and make it tasty.
Food brings people together.
That's the essence of asian cooking, not really fancy but very tasty
@@princesssupernova5300 Asian cooking can be super fancy, though! But definitely not budae jjigae.
@@princesssupernova5300 100%! Budaejjigae is definitely not the fanciest of all dishes, but the home-cooked feeling of it must have brought some form of joy and comfort to those soldiers out in the battlefield who missed their homes
And by making hot stew they stretched limited food to feed more people and warmed them up. Essential when you are surviving in such difficult conditions. And making it delicious raises morale. Hats off to those Korean Army chefs.
“You guys are still going for it!!”
“I’m just being nice-“ (dies from spice)
SO WHOLESOME-
and then charles absolutely kills himself laughing!
@@VancityViolinTeacher something tells me charles being there added a bit of a pressure on him lol
@@afiqrizal645 haha probably!
Absolutely love watching these guys try this. I was lucky enough to have a Korean woman and her daughter board with me so they could practice speaking English. I'm not THAT good with spicy food but, man, l LOVE Kimchi. The Korean food she cooked was amazing! What a joy they were and absolutely lovely. I actually cried a bit when they left.
Ngaww that is such a sweet story. I am glad you were able to try some new foods and experience some Korean dishes cooked at home by a real mum. 😊 I hope that has made you continue to try heaps of dishes from other cultures 😊. I did the same when an African family lived next door to me and I was able to try African dishes that I never would have tried if I hadn’t met them. Now I can cook a few native dishes and my family absolutely love it.
예의를 지켜주는것에 너무 고맙네요ㅠㅠ 매워도 어떻게든 먹으시려는 모습이 너무 좋아요
Aw, I love how respectful they were. If someone didn't like something, he just said, "It's not for me." No one was yucking other people's yumyums xD I wish more "people try other other people's food for the first time" videos were all this wholesome
I watch tons of food videos and so many people in comments trash the food without even trying it yet just because it's something unfamiliar to them
@@Roflmao6173 100%. When I watch East Asian cooking videos, even if it’s just simple chicken there’s so much people being disrespectful in the comments
@@Roflmao6173 Yeah, yeah 100% too easy for people this days, they forgot to respect for someone who cook for someone. and the reasons are so simple, it just unfamiliar or just look so weird. lol, Idk why they are eating different meals for every day.
Very british actually. They are polite
other people's yumyums 😂
The Carribean guy: "Yeah, this is like the stuff I make."
His mate: *dying
Other mate: Just taking whatever food they give him.
Not a one complain.
Good man.
true soldier, just tackling it head on :-D
He looks like an instagram model
I mean the Caribbean guy
Heard the accent and I’m like is he from Trinidad??? 🤔
Nauruans🇳🇷 love spam. When we were exiled from our pacific home island during WW2 the Japanese made us work for them as slaves. All the food we had were taken from us to feed the soldiers. When the Americans liberated us and returned us home, they gave us food. And guess what was in abundance? SPAM! And we love it to this day.
Please do more episodes with the military guests. They are so much fun to watch. Thank you .
Growing up in Hawaii we eat spam with everything lol My childhood favorite was spam & instant noddles with 2 eggs. I still eat it daily... For breakfast it was scrambled eggs & spam together on hot white rice🏆 I always thought spam was a universal thing until I moved out of Hawaii lol
I heard that spam was really popular in whowhyee
Same, Honolulu born & raised. Now I live in the mainland and I miss simple things like being able to get a spam musubi at 7-11!
@@codexaeterna Exactly, those 7-11 bentos too with the California Roll 💥💥🙏🏽 Man I miss it too.
right! spam musubi from 7/11 is a regular thing lol .. but I also make this dish regularly on the cold kaneohe night lol
@@PolyGang42 people think I be kidding about HI 7/11.. ours actually has food you can eat.. I buy the guys in my office food from there all the time.. somen noodles are my fav from there lol
"it's like garlic bread... the future." The most perfect statement I have ever heard
Reference to Peter Kay that. We all pretty much say that here in Bolton.
And the most British thing I've heard lmao
Can someone explain that to non Brits?
GARLIC BREAD IS TOO GOOD
@@jessicaarnison9339 GARLIC... AND BREAD?!
"It is like an artist with crappy brush and normal paint colours. But boom monalisa!"
That priest is funny hahaha.
That hot priest? HahahHHa
His a priest? Why does he have wedding ring?
@@annamarieocuramillan6300 I guess he is an Anglican priest. He has a lovely daughter
The way he express so good ...a crapy brush with normal pain colour, boom then Monalisa ... beautiful , colours full , hot and spicy....!!! Hilarious but exactly the picture!
So parablic haha
I was just thinking that I wished that all nations and cultures could get together like this and share food, music and ideas in friendship.
I’ve concluded that there’s no such thing as the british/western palate. The reactions are so varied and unexpected!
I wish I could hug the guy who couldn't handle spice. He was so cute trying to keep eating.
Join the queue
Honestly respect the perseverance. You can tell he's suffering but continues on without hesitation. A true soldier, mad respects.
They should have tought of the spice a bit tho xD poor man was sweating xD they could have brought drinks too xD
The priest is my fave 😂 his reactions are to die 😂
They shouldve served them beer with those noodles to help neutralize the spice of the soup
From an outsiders point of view Korean Army Stew just looks like you let your 10 year old cousin cook you dinner, he throws everything into a pot and it somehow turns out amazing.
한국의 매콤-입안이얼얼
한국의 얼큰-목구멍이 얼얼
한국의 칼칼-땀이 송송
한국의 매움-항문이 얼얼
전 얼큰이랑 칼칼은 갠적으로 바뀐느낌
@@user-y_crystal_kr ㅇㅈㅇㅈ
동군영이 매워야 진짜 매운맛
영어로는 이렇게 설명하는데 한세월 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ..
항문얼얼이래ㅋㄱㅋㄱㄱㄱㅋㅁㅈ
My Korean boyfriend made some of this for my dad. My dad is a strict Marine and doesn’t like foreign food, he doesn’t even really like Mexican food, my dad literally cried bc it was so good.
As a Korean I’m sooo glad that your dad enjoyed it😊
咖啡與茶餘飯後 Nah he did the one chip challenge thing no problem. He’s just dead inside.
put it on youtube
My mom makes this when she doesn't feel like cooking lol I'm so sick of it now
@咖啡與茶餘飯後 or the spice? lol
Budae-jiggae has become one of my favourite comfort foods, especially since it's winter right now in Australia, but I could eat it year-round. Every time I make it it makes me want to cry from happiness because it's just so amazing
I love how they pulled out that big tupperware after filming😭
Rev. Chris: "I'm a snob about meat".
Also Rev. Chris: "MCDONALD'S IS LIFE!!".
LOOOOOOOOOOOOOL
he’s a whole MOOD😂
For you non-British people, if a British person says "It's not bad", it means it's good but if he says "It's not too bad", it means it's acceptable but nothing outstanding or it's mediocre.
"Let's yeet that in.". What a lad lol!
bojed Sounds like Korean Daegu people lol
Depends entirely on how it's said as well. If any opinion is preceded by "I mean" then they're just finding a polite way to lie.
That's what it means in America as well
Zenyachty yeah I can vouch for that
What does that yeet mean
everyone is enjoying themselves and one guy is just dying from the spice.
ChrIst and Charles are funny. ❤ Talking about the American army foods, during the Vietnam War, a Thai chef created American Fried Rice from ingredients from the US base in Thailand. It is made of ketchup, rice, cubed carrots, sweet peas, ham, sausages, fried chicken, and topped with a fried egg. The American Fried Rice only exists in Thailand. No beans, Spam ,or any American cheese though. I guess it is too hot and humid in Thailand for those ingredients. 😅
I don't think it's the heat, actually. Spam is popular in the Philippines because of the US presence and it's pretty hot and humid there. If I had to guess, it'd have to do with the fact that the bases gave out a lot of food in Korea after the war when the country was recovering and a lot of spam got handed out
@@karateman302 Another theory is that Thailand has abundance of foods; therefore, the US troops never need canned foods.
@@Annkeo That's probably not much of a factor to be honest. The bases were probably supplied with food from the US like they were in Korea because it would be less risky. Relying on goods sourced locally around the base would make them vulnerable to food shortages in the area. Even if the base is in friendly territory, it would still be a pretty big vulnerability that someone else might try to exploit.
@@karateman302 Thank you for the insights. My uncle, who was a Thai lieutenant, had eaten the US army ration that contained Spam for a year during the Vietnam War. Are you in the military too?
Where are the noodles
매운 맛에 익숙하지 않은 외국인들이 맵냐고 물어보는 건 맵기의 정도가 아니라 매운맛의 존재 여부를 물어보는거ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
우리나라 사람기준으로 "칼칼하네"/"얼큰하네"/"시원하네"는 외국인들한텐 암살시도 수준
암살시돜ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
우리나라사람이 맵냐고 물어보는건 "이거 매워 뒤지나요 ?" 고
외국사람이 맵냐고 물어보는건 "매운 맛이 있나요 ?" 라는ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
전 토종한국인인데 청양고추 못먹고 청양고추 들어간 음식도 못먹을정도로 매운거에 취약함 엉엉엉
공감.
훗 도전하는 거면 위장을 조져버리겠다 수준이니
@@clh6695 앗 저두ㅠ 막상 매콤한 정도로까지는 또 엄청 좋아해서..! 그래도 먹다보니 조금은 늘더라구요. 근데 매운맛도 고추장 매운맛은 괜찮던데, 캡사이신 들어간거는 항상 장에서 탈이 나더라구요..
사실은 한국요리는 거의 모두가 밥에 맞추어져있다. 그냥 찌개만 먹으면 안된다는 뜻이다. 거의 모든 한국의 요리는 밥이랑 함께 먹도록 맞추어져 있다. 짜고 맵고 한 맛은 밥을 만나서 중화된다. 그냥 요리 접시하나만 따로 먹도록 되어있는 서양 요리와 전혀 다른 개념이다. 이것은 반드시 외국인에게 한국식 요리를 소개할 때 설명해 주어야 한다.
옳으신 말씀 입니다.
밥과 같이 먹어야 하기에 간을 조금 강하게 하는 것이지요.
밥과 같이 먹어야 함을 알려 주어야 합니다.
외국인들이 매워 하는것은 매운 음식을 먹지 않아서 일것입니다.
우리는 어릴때 부터 조금씩 길들여지고 성인이 되어서는 숙달되어서 그런거지만/
외국인들은 처음 매운것을 접하게 되면 우리가 강한 매움을 접하는 것과 같은 느낌이 아닐까 합니다.
그렇죠 거의 모든 음식을 밥이랑 먹기 때문에 간이 쌔게 되있죠 다른 나라처럼 요리 자체에서 끝나는게 아니니깐요
엄청 짠 염장육이 기본식재였던 영군군인지라
우리음식 중 딴 음식정도는 간이 약합니다.
맞음. 김치를 밥과 안 먹으면서 그 맛을 제대로 느낄 수 있는 건가? 찌개들도 마찬가지.
아 저도 님 생각하고 똑같아서 댓글쓰고 보니 선댓글이 있었네요
Hot pot is amazing. The concept, the flavor, the soup.
Thank you guys for your service!!
놀랍게도 부대찌개는 맵지않은 국물 하면 생각나는 음식이다.
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우리나라는 매운 음식 좀 줄여야 됨 ㅜㅠ 위장병도 많고 위암도 그렇고...
각자 조절해서 먹으면 되지 뭘 음식 종류를 줄여요... 하나도 포기할 수 없다구!
한국인의 얼큰한맛=외국인의 땀나고 힘들어하는 맛
한국인의 매운맛=외국인이 화장실에서 나오지 못하는 맛
한국인의 장이 아픈 맛=죽는맛
Yellow sign
화장실서 신음과 함께 땀으로 샤워하고 나오는 외국 친구들.....
그래도 그 쾌감을 못잊는지 또 해달라 함....ㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@@worldoflight4675 고통스럽게 매운맛이 아닌 맛있게 매운맛이라 또 찾는건가보네욬ㅋㅋ
@@worldoflight4675 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 아~!!!터짐.....ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 미쳨ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 또해달란게 더웃경...ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
@Ariana Viper 아하 그런거 먹을땐 위 보호제 드시고 드셔야되요 아니면 적어도 계란찜이나 우유로 위를 코팅을 해야 그나마 후폭풍이 약해져요
When I was stationed at Ft Campbell, one of the Senior NCOs wives made home made kemchi that was served in the mess hall about once a month. For most of the soldiers it was their first taste of east Asian cooking. I had already eaten several east Asian foods when I lived in Perth, before I joined the US Army and went to West Germany for 2 years. There is a line from an old "Schoolhouse Rock" that goes "Don't knock it till you've tried it, eating can be fun." and I've tried to live by that maxim by eating local foods in all the places I've lived, or visited, over the last 40 years.
The man on the right with the shaved head has the best smile. His teeth are like gold. Never have I seen a more beautiful smile. I mean that with all my heat. Good bloke. Dude needs to be in films.
이 채널에서 신부님 한국음식 얼마나 먹였으면 젓가락질 하시는것좀봐ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
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우리 선배들이 가난하고 먹을게 없어서 미군부대에서 나온 것을 먹었던건데...
지금 웃으면서 볼 수 있는 우리 자신이 자랑스럽네요.
그리고 어려웠던 우리를 지켜 주었던 626 참전 영국군 장병들에게 감사를 보냅니다.
Our seniors were poor and had nothing to eat, so they ate what came out of the US military.
I am proud of ourselves as we laugh and see.
And thank you to the 626 veterans of the British army who guarded us in our difficult times.
625아닌가요? 626??
@Math boy 아아 알려주셔서 감사해용
886 Brits died in korea right?
@@vostokcosomonaut5205
1078 died
2674 wounded
179 MIA
997 POW
sum total 4908
We are grateful for the British sacrifice
source: en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Korean_War
this was the first thing i made when i started to eat korean food, i shared it with my inlaws and they loved it. i did not use spam, but i used chicken, kilbasa, and i made it according to an online recipe, i have gochuchang and gochu garu. i have not made it since 2015. i will start making it again. Korean food is so good to me. im addicted to kimchi and daicon radish. i always have them in my fridge. once you eat it, you crave it. oh and my sister sent me a suitcase full of bul jjajang. i love that stuff also.
영국남자팬됬어요♡
한국을 사랑하는마음이느껴지는채널이에요
많은사람들이우리한국을방문해서
한국문화를경험하길바래요
I love watching these videos as a korean and seeing them like the food it makes me happy 😭
i can't believe i just heard a grown ass man, literally a british soldier, say "yeet that in"
That was great, watching people try new things is brilliant. Obviously not everything will be for everyone, but many of these people were surprised.
You never know if you might like something until you try it. That's how you break down barriers, racism and prejudice, through food people come together.
Beautifully said, thanks mate
Well said!
It's not just food mate
I'm enjoying these videos that show people opening up and trying new things on screen. This is amazing and fun to watch!
아 신부님 너무 좋아. 저 열린마음. 천국가실듯. ㅋㅋㅋ
If this channel existed just so we can get a British Soldier saying: "I've got sweaty underboobs" on camera it was worth everything. Priceless!
Yes 😂😂😂👌
That one was definitely one of the young'uns, he just casually threw a YEET in there
언덜부즈?
@@user-vs4qd7ms9l 10:08
@@yourkpopshoe 아ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 가슴 밑 이구나ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
I'm having a serious crush on the dude with the "underboobs sweat". He is hysterical. 🤣🤣
lol
yeah he is hilarious
Me the priest.. I dont want to sin. 🤦♀
I love watching this. It's such a good collaboration. I hope they will allow new recipes in the mess hall for soldiers to enjoy (because dishes like this it so simple and easy to make and you can do a massive pot to feed quite a lot of people. There always gonna be someone who can't handle spicy food but having spicy food actually helps the body and their immune system to combat various viruses and diseases which I believe is vital role in a military force)
This is surprisingly refreshing content. Second video I watch and the connections and chemistry between the people eating is great.
평범한 물감과 좋지않은 물감으로 명작을 그려낸 것 같다는 표현력을 가진 크리스신부님은 우주제일 비유장인이세요.
The British Soldier who did takeaway and ate everything with a smile was the real MVP
Agree
He was wholesome. lol
Also, I love your profile picture. I'm grinning so hard right now, my face hurts!
thanks :)
They're all such good sports! Love all their reactions 😂
너무 재미있는 영상이었네요. 매워서 고생하신 군인분.. 너무 고생하셨습니다. ^^
저 군인 부대에 한번 한국 과자 파티 같은거 열어줘야 하는거 아님? 협조 잘해 주시네 ㅋㅋㅋ 새로운 사람들이라 반응 진짜 진심 재미있음. 오랫만에 예전에 영국남자 느낌 나서 좋았습니다. 챠오~
과자파티는 너무 약소하죠
영국군 포병대니까
k9자주포 한대 보내 줍시다ㅋㅋㅋ
@@gotskykapitan459 부자신가봐요
@@user-bc7uj2gv1h 말투 개웃곀ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
ㅋㅋㅋㅋ..
@@gotskykapitan459 자주포 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
As a korean American, this reallly vindicates my parents when they packed me korean lunches for school. I used to be semi self conscious bc korean food is notorious for having a strong aroma (some would call pungent). And looking back I should have had more pride in it. You learn as you grow.
Alternative title: British soldiers try to use chopsticks, can't handle spice, and look very bewildered as Josh yeets things into the soup. Also Rev Chris likes spam.
it's a eveything-yeet soup
This should be on every video ever.
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Love how they include every walk of life and this is my new favorite channel keep up the good work 👏
항상 좋은 영상 만들어 주셔서 감사합니다.^^
Josh: "Do you recognize anything in there?"
all of them: "baked beans!"
Devika Putri Very English! 😂
English love = baked beans..?
Well baked beans is probably the only thing in the stew they regularly eat.
@@Capt_ahn Baked beans are very common in England. It is part of beans on toast (손흥민 영상), and a full English breakfast. 혹시 이 옛날 영국남자 영상 봤어요?: "영국남자와 영국 음식: 잉글리쉬 브렉퍼스트" th-cam.com/video/LjOUFvroYXI/w-d-xo.html
(대위님, 재 한국어 부족해서 죄송합니다!)
when they all laugh, there’s always a laughter from behind the camera and i was so confused thinking “I HAVE HEARD THIS LAUGH BEFORE” until they showed behind the camera and it was charles, laughing his ass off at his soldiers’s pain
Hahahahha omg I didnt even notice
신부님은 천재적인 표현을 늘하시네요❤️
i am not a British, but thank you for serving UK.. I think, tbh with you.. thank you for every army on earth, serving ur each respected country.. imagining the risk they must take when the time comes.. omg..
Thank You for serving your country.. 😊
that yeet and sweaty boobs dude is funny af man , 10/10 would be his friend
Same 😂😂
yes
Yes and he's respectful, eating jt despite he hates spicy food
The soldier who was "just being nice"👍🏼 the real MVP of this episode
He really was. He was quite obviously having a tough time with the heat, but kept trying everything anyway. Good dude.
아니 첨 끓일때 표정들봐 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ 진짜 감사해요 이렇게 한국문화를 널리 알려주시니🙏🙏
I'm American but I do love Korean food. I've been trying to learn the food culture and cooking habits for a couple of years. I just love the flavors and cooking styles honestly.
One thing I can say is this really is good food. It really is absolutely random yet delicious. Its honestly a good way to make a filling meal that feels unique when you mostly only have scraps lying around. It's versatile and you can easy swap one thing for another. I personally don't enjoy using sweet beans for this. I prefer a simple canned or soaked bean and not something with a lot of sauce. I've tried different types of sausages and hot dogs, I've added fish cake and fish balls used in hot pots with fillings like roe, I've added veggies like cabbage, spinach, carrots, garlic. I've tried using different mushrooms, using water and the standard spice mix and adding in the ramen soup or anchovy stock. I've added I'm a can of salmon, or eggs, or spam. It's so versatile and so delicious. Like a comfort food
Thanks for the sharing! Just wondering if you have ever tried Korean Fried Chicken? If you haven't I highly recommend it. Once you go Korean Fried Chicken, you will never go back to Kentucky Fried Chicken🤣
The priest makes you wanna give religion a shot eh
HFHWJXHSHS HE LOOKS FINE
Fnajsjfjajajajagagahahahhahahaha
HAHAHAHAHAHAHA
Lmaooo
LMFAOOO HELPPPP the whole time I was like "👀 I might just take a trip to church" and there's his twin brother too 😭😭‼️
Rev Chris: “who eats spam?!”
Everybody from Hawai’i: 👁👄👁
Fried spam and eggs! Delicious 😋
Oh man, everyone loves it its the second favorite thing for us than White rice
What is that ? I actually havent heard of it before ?
@@nightshadow2037 processed meat in a can
It's actually because Hawaii, Philippines and (forgot the name of the country) has American base and spam is usually brought by American soldiers and would share it to each other. That's why we love spam
(For those who didn't know)
That was so fun to watch thanks guys
Come back to this one again and thought how it will be great to bring back Major Charles to Korea again, but with some of his soldiers along. But i understand that would be impossible since they're gonna need official approval for that
이런 리액션들이 진정한 문화차이 반응이라서 좋음한국인에게는 부대찌개는 매운정도에 음식이 아닌데쩔쩔매는 모습들이 진정성있고 한없이 귀여움~
맞음. 우리는 맛있는데 저사람들은 별로일확률이 매우높음. 내가 해외나가서 그쪽 음식먹어보니 역지사지가 이해가 가드라.. 아무리 좋은음식도 나한테는 그저그런게 많았음.
"아~ 라면사리가 있어야 하는데~" 라고 생각할때쯤 라면사리를 뙇~! 치즈까지 뙇~! 넣는 당신은 대체.......
제대로 만드는 조쉬 칭찬합니다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋ
영어권 웹사이트에는 소개안돼있어요.
뭔가 감사하고 사랑스럽네
I adore how they just leave with the left overs in the containers. So cute.
"11 minutes and 11 seconds of British soldiers saying it's spicy"
Actually it's 11 minutes and 11 seconds
Hanger Boi Thanks
11 (and more) times.
that's a spicy meat ball.
King Orca for
진짜 한국에서는 영국남자 패밀리한테 상줘야한다 상을 받았으면 또다시 줘야되고 ㅠㅠ 한국문화를 이렇게 잘 소개를 해주고계시네
동감요~~~~
또 스팸은 한국 의정부동네에 상줘야한다^^
@@user-zb4io4nc2i 그렇게 치면 겨울에 먹을게 없어서 땅속에 묻었다가 삭혀서 먹는 김치도 문화가 아니겠네 그때의 시대 상황에 맞게 사는거지 너 같은 애들이 그때 살았으면 미군이 버리고 간 초콜릿 포장지도 핥아먹을 놈이야 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
힘들어 왜그렇게 힘들게 사냐?? 닉값하네 진짜
앙ㅇ아흥 서양 잘나가는 선진국 노란머리 파란눈 오빠들이 후진국 한국의 부대찌를 보고 인정해주니 막 우리나라 위상이 올라가는거 같고 막 덩달아 내 자존감까지 채워지는 기분 아흥 짜릿해 언냐 나지금 태극기 앞에서 강남스타일 틀어놓고 부대찌개 먹는중이야ㅠㅠㅠ
이수민 왜그러니ㅜㅜㅜㅜ제발 한국/한국인 먹칠 그만해..
I enjoy watching every bit of this video! Love how they’re enjoying it! 🤤😄
I would love to see you guys take some of your taste testers shopping for Korean ingredients and teach them how to find them and then make the meal!
참고로 부대찌개는 스팸 미국 본사 홈페에지에서도 인정한 레시피...
크ㅡㅡㅡㅡ
@@user-nu3yh7cr8g 와 부대찌개가 터억~ ㅋㅋㅋ
크으으ㅡ 주모!
애초에 미국 없었으면 우리나라에 부대찌개가 있지도 않았음
@@REAL-bk5lp 대신 러시아식 햄찌개인 쏠란캬가 들어올지동...
This made me laugh a lot, especially the soldier who can't handle the spice but kept eating🤣🤣🤣 - a very cooperative mate even though it hurts him 😂😂
He's like that Walrus that hated Watermelon but still kept eating watermelon XD
lactose intolerant people with milk tea?
Christopher Yiwei Liang 😂 such a great way to represent it. 😂
All these fine men!
I have to thank you for so much wonderful content. I found the channels years ago all because I searched Billie Eilish Reactions and found Rev Chris on Jolly. Thank you for the work you all do over the years that have brought me and my husband hours of laughter and our new fascination with Korea.
Sending love to you and yours from Orlando Florida USA. Fans forever!
외국에서의 스팸 선물 : 모욕. / 한국에서의 스팸 선물 : 가족과도 같은 관계.
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅌㅌㅌㅋㅋㅋㅌㅌㅌㅌㅌㅌㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ아 진짜 공감 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 스팸 주면 너무 좋아요....
한국은 스팸의 행복이 있다는...ㅎㅎ
가 족같은 관계
ㄹㅇ 자취인 입장에서 집들이때 스팸 참치세트 혹은 맛김 이런거 주면 벌써부터 침고임
맞아요 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 다른 선물도 다 고맙지만 스팸 선물은 특히 더 고맙죠 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
My dad still makes this at home from his Korean Army days, but instead of spam he uses hotdogs. I grew up on this stuff!
Really? interesting. but if your father were use a korean spam, it might be tastes are different. as far as I know, our spams are licensed product one. we do not import spam from the US, so the tastes were different.
My mom made it with hot dogs too and it's honestly really good like that.
I suspect if you use some canned Danish ham, it would be even better than with spam, or if you fried the spam as slices or julienned in a skillet first and then added it to the soup that would be tastier than just spam right out of the can.
@@user-ps5se8ym8i Always wondered if there was a difference from Korean spam and American spam. I'll have to stop by a Korean grocer sometime and get some Korean spam to see. It could be there is a difference in the quality of the pork used or slight differences in the spices used.
@@jajison I bet andouille sausage, chorizo sausage, italian sausage, or smoked polish sausage would be good in it too.
Magill (introed @ 0:40) was hilarious and extremely wholesome. He was so down to give it a go and was excited when he realized how much he liked it. Props to him. Plus, I agree...Garlic bread is a winner.
Charles and the boys need another visit!!!
The fact that they take away the leftover buddaejigae, i was like what whoa they don't even a hesitate to bring their own 'Tupperware' 😂
It reminded me of the time when I ordered budae jiggae by myself. Was not expecting it to be a lot per order, so I brought home the left overs.
@@charlesr.8159 Like most things Korean, the portions are for sharing lol
i thought that was really cute, i'm glad they enjoyed it that much :)
Oh wow i just back to this comment, never i got so many likes for a comment :') but hey i also like to take a way my food at the restaurant if i still have a lot
I really liked that the older gentlemen came back with tupperware for the leftovers
Nice very enjoying
I love their reactions. Awesome!!!
This is American food and we didn't even think of putting all that together. That looks amazing.
To be fair what makes it the most is the chili/garlic/soy paste.
Which is in no way american.
@@MegaBanne Says you, I do this to ramen noodles all the time. No beans though. I guess I got something extra to add now.
@@MysteicVoltronus
The paste is what makes it korean.
We’ve been out Americaned