Thanks for featuring Filipino Snacks. Filipino snacks are really underrated. Love the Cracklings and Piatos. Hope try authentic Filipino dishes. Like Sinigang. Sisig, Bolalo and Adobo too.
I'm a Filipino and I'm glad that you love all the Filipino foods/snacks u bought.You should visit our country.And streetfoods is a must try here in Philippines!❤️
Omg yes the Cracklings my cousin used to dip them in vinegar. And yess the pillows where my favorite and the fudge bars. I’m half filipino. You should try a Philippine restaurant. Maybe some lumpia, pancit, or some longganisa. 😋 This was a fun video!
Filipino-American from San Diego here. You’ve eaten more Filipino snacks in this one video than I have in my lifetime 😂😂. Now I wanna try all those snacks!
When she kept saying “I’m so happy” made me smile. And I am gobsmacked how she likes all of it especially the cracklings! But I don’t blame her! My husband loves it too! Haha Pillows is my super favorite! Also, there are sooo many snacks in the Philippines I know you will love because whatever you had, those are just starters! You haven’t seen everything yet hahaha Please try korean snacks too! Or Japanese!
I'm surprised she likes Cracklings! Most foreigners trying our snacks are not fond of vinegar, shrimp and garlic flavored snacks. Can't wait for you to try authentic Filipino dishes Meagan! 😉
I am 31 now, and that pandan cake was my favorite snack when I was elementary. The mocha cake is good too. And that fudgee bar (chocolate cake you tried last) cost only around 1 dollar for 10 pcs here in the Philippines
yes, those are authentic and they are everyday snacks here. Cracklings is a beer snack... like you have it while drinking. I dunk it in mayonnaise (which is a personal preference). Chippy is also a great snack, as well as Mr Chips. They are nacho chips.
We are so glad you love / like our snacks and also hoping you can come to our country to try more different snacks and foods . For sure you gonna more love it 🇵🇭🤗🤍
Except the last 2, I recognize everything else growing up in the PI. You have to visit the Philippines you will really love it there. I’m so glad you’re open minded about other cultures.
Hey meg thanks so much for try those filipino snacks i have so many memories on that snack you must try the desserts in the philippines I'm sure you're gonna love it
Yes, they are all authentic Filipino snacks but we also have more good snacks like that. And we appreciate you for doing this reaction video. And I was like "She might be a Filipino cause she loves every single snacks" lol 🤣
hey megan!! im glad you enjoying all the snacks from my country!! My all time fav is the Crackling and the Magaraya nuts. You should do some filipino desserts!! can't wait for your next video!!! ❤️❤️❤️
First of all, your accent is adorable! If you have an Asian market nearby (such as HMart, Asian American, or 99 Ranch), you will probably find most of those snacks. You should also check out other Asian snacks, especially Japanese and Korean. BTW, the prawn cracker brand name "Oishi?" Oishi (oy-SHEE) means "delicious" in Japanese. Also, check the packaging carefully for any warnings. Some Asian snacks include ingredients that are banned in American snacks but are allowed for imported snacks, particularly in color dyes.
hi, just swinging by, might suggest a recipe for one of our go to dish, the "adobo", it could be pork or chicken if your up for the challenge. it just soy, vinegar meat(pork/chicken), 1-2 bay leaf, freshly crushed pepper corns, crushed thumb sized ginger, r cloves of garlic crushed/chopped, medium sized onion, sliced. mix all and marinate overnigth if possible. brown the meat on all side then simmer in just enough water with the marinate until tinder then add sugar to finish, half a spoon will do. and that's it. if you want to have a bit of spice, just add chill flakes as you wish.
i hope you can do a filipino food mukbang soon, i'll be looking forward to that video. I have suggestions on what filipino food to try if you need em'. Also, if you're still located in OC, there's plenty of filipino restaurants around, it all also depends on how far you're willing to drive, but i don't think you should have any problems finding one not so far
Hi ma'am I'm filipino proud to say that all kinds of filipino food are so delicious ..any kind.. authentic filipino food...snacks ..dessert.. drinks .. what I'm telling to you is 💯 very delicious cousine in the world
If you haven’t yet, you should try and make lumpia which is like small eggrolls that are a Filipino delicacy. They are awesome and you can get lumpia wraps at the grocery store and get ingredients. I’ll try to find a recipe and put it in here for you
i like watching how you react on our snacks and thanks god you love it, the crackling you mention cost 20$/pack is jus 0.4$ here(around 20php) and the piatos is around 0.56$.. hoping you also get sticko which is wafer stick comes with different flavors.
Meagan - Think you'd enjoy Universal Yums. We use to subscribe to them monthly and loved it! Can you post link for the Filipino snacks? They look incredible!
I love watching videos like this of foreigners trying our beloved and authentic Filipino snacks..thank you for your interest and appreciation!..you should try more, as we have tons of other options to offer.My favorite is Nagaraya, but I like the yellow one, and all flavors of Fudgee bar!Good video 👍🥰
Very good you are enjoying the philippine foods.. theirs a lot more to try and the white powdery beaches and blue water awaits you in the island of the philippines.. stay safe and Godbless to you.
I enjoy watching your video, I am a Filipino and I love your video because you love filipino food. All those snack are authentic filipino snacks. I lije piatos and boy bawang the spicy one.. 🥰
A Short Primer to Eating Filipino Food Hi Meagan - I'm loving your videos! You really seem to genuinely like Filipino food! I'm hoping that you don't get disappointed when you try authentic Filipino food so please read below. It's a long read but it will surely help you get the best experience out of Filipino food. A. Rice and Viands All Filipino dishes esp. the savory ones that are called "viands" are ALWAYS eaten with steamed, plain, white rice. They're usually have the level of saltiness, sweetness, spiciness, etc., that is intended to be eaten with rice. A "perfect bite" is a combination of the right amount of rice and viand that are enough to complement each other. Don't forget to add steamed plain rice to your order! B. Sauces & Dips Filipino food usually come with dips and sauces. Note that these are NOT meant to be smothered onto rice or mix the entire sauce container into the viand. You either dip the food into it (not the rice) or put a small amount of the dip/sauce to the food. This way, you can adjust based on your preference. Filipino dips and sauces usually have STRONG flavor. The common ones are vinegar, fish sauce (very salty), and soy sauce. Some food come with their own sauces, e.g., Lumpiang Shanghai with sweet & sour sauce, Kare-kare with bagoong (shrimp paste with VERY STRONG salty, fishy flavor) C. Desserts Filipino desserts, unlike American desserts are not too sweet. To first-timers, they might feel that Filipino desserts lack the oomph or sweetness they expect from American desserts and sweets. Check this web page for the must-try Filipino food that you can't go wrong: www.zenrooms.com/blog/filipino-food/ Important Notes: 1. Most food in that page (except Kwek-kwek) is eaten with rice.
2. Adobo comes with either chicken, pork or all other protein/meat that Filipinos eat. I suggest try both chicken and/or pork adobo.
3. Sinigang is a sour stew. You might be put off at first by the strong sour flavor but you will get used to it after a while. It wouldn't be crowned "2021's Best Soup in the World" if it's not good! Sinigang is Taste Atlas’ 2021 Best Soup in the World (thebeat.asia)
4. Kare-kare comes with "bagoong" which is a VERY SALTY shrimp paste. The dish itself is not very salty so the shrimp paste is used to elevate the flavors a little. DON'T MIX the sauce to the dish. Just put a small amount with your every bite. 5. Halo-halo is literally "mix-mix" when translated to the native language. This dessert is eaten with all the ingredients all mixed together so mix the entire thing before eating it.
If you don't have any local Filipino stores near you, you could always try the online USA based filipino stores. Pretty sure they're cheaper than Amazon's prices to get some snacks delivered. Just gotta check around. Glad you enjoyed the snacks. :)
When I was in the Marine Corps I was in the Philippines for about one month and I used to eat lumpia by the basket full
I wish you could go to the Philippines, their street food is awesome and inexpensive.
Ayy suss pipol
I honestly think that US southern people, black americans and hispanics really appreciate filipino food. Cant wait for you to try em. 💖
Its so good!!!! I can't wait to try more
I like this type of videos. It's interesting to see what food other counties offer. This one looks like a good box!
Thanks for featuring Filipino Snacks. Filipino snacks are really underrated. Love the Cracklings and Piatos.
Hope try authentic Filipino dishes. Like Sinigang. Sisig, Bolalo and Adobo too.
Omg, I can't wait for you to try Filipino food! Adobo is a must to try! And Sisig!
I'm a Filipino and I'm glad that you love all the Filipino foods/snacks u bought.You should visit our country.And streetfoods is a must try here in Philippines!❤️
yes, they're all common filipino snacks. cracklings is my fave
Yeah, all of them are from legit Filipino companies. Glad you liked all of them, even surprised the Oishi shrimp snack didn't gross you out lol.
all authentic!!!! my favorite snack are cheese rings!! soo good
My favorite is corn nuts, piatos, fudgee bar and cracklings
Piattos, Cracklings or any Oishi snacks is my favorite since was a kid still buying them everytime I went grocery.
Very refreshing vibes. Good food and good personality 😌 👌 ☺
I wish there was Bread Pan in Onion and Chives flavor! Great video!
Omg yes the Cracklings my cousin used to dip them in vinegar. And yess the pillows where my favorite and the fudge bars. I’m half filipino. You should try a Philippine restaurant. Maybe some lumpia, pancit, or some longganisa. 😋 This was a fun video!
Filipino-American from San Diego here. You’ve eaten more Filipino snacks in this one video than I have in my lifetime 😂😂. Now I wanna try all those snacks!
Looks interesting and fun to try. 🥰
I just subscribed, I'm half Filipino half Japanese... thanx meagan,,,try Filipino foods... i love u too 💓 💗 💛
She looks like starlight from that amazon show 'The Boys' ... glad you liked some of our snacks :)
When she kept saying “I’m so happy” made me smile. And I am gobsmacked how she likes all of it especially the cracklings! But I don’t blame her! My husband loves it too! Haha Pillows is my super favorite! Also, there are sooo many snacks in the Philippines I know you will love because whatever you had, those are just starters! You haven’t seen everything yet hahaha Please try korean snacks too! Or Japanese!
Very interesting snacks I would really love to try all of it 😆! It would be fun an quite delicious 😋 to eat. Love your videos and your personality!
I'm surprised she likes Cracklings! Most foreigners trying our snacks are not fond of vinegar, shrimp and garlic flavored snacks.
Can't wait for you to try authentic Filipino dishes Meagan! 😉
yeah I'm surprised to
@UCgrwKlfE2jMHliEXHuUtfUg maybe your right
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My white bf doesn't like it too. 😂
I am 31 now, and that pandan cake was my favorite snack when I was elementary. The mocha cake is good too.
And that fudgee bar (chocolate cake you tried last) cost only around 1 dollar for 10 pcs here in the Philippines
Watching this has made me so hungry I need some philapeno snacks in my life now 🤤
Thanks for sharing!
So happy you liked 'em all
Can't wait to see you do a vlog in the Philippines!
I need to try these snacks!!!
From Jollibee you need to try the burger steak & adobo rice, and a spicy chicken sandwich!!!
yes, those are authentic and they are everyday snacks here. Cracklings is a beer snack... like you have it while drinking. I dunk it in mayonnaise (which is a personal preference). Chippy is also a great snack, as well as Mr Chips. They are nacho chips.
We are so glad you love / like our snacks and also hoping you can come to our country to try more different snacks and foods . For sure you gonna more love it 🇵🇭🤗🤍
Except the last 2, I recognize everything else growing up in the PI. You have to visit the Philippines you will really love it there. I’m so glad you’re open minded about other cultures.
I have her snacks on my pantry right now. Omg. Cute video! 💙❤️
That Butter cream is love😍Cracklings is my fave too...❤️ I love the big bags of it
Hey meg thanks so much for try those filipino snacks i have so many memories on that snack you must try the desserts in the philippines I'm sure you're gonna love it
Yes, they are all authentic Filipino snacks but we also have more good snacks like that. And we appreciate you for doing this reaction video. And I was like "She might be a Filipino cause she loves every single snacks" lol 🤣
I love red ribbon cake!! It has really delicious treats like cake cookies like those✨🍰🍪🍩🍫
hey megan!! im glad you enjoying all the snacks from my country!! My all time fav is the Crackling and the Magaraya nuts. You should do some filipino desserts!! can't wait for your next video!!! ❤️❤️❤️
all those snacks are authentic Filipino snacks. Try Nova, Chiz Curls, Mr. Chips, Clover and VCut
15:15 Meagan: "I can't keep eating the same thing"
Also Meagan: takes another bite...😁
You like an angel girl every time you say, 'im so happy' 'everything is sooo good'
I love these snacks too they made my childhood happier
My favorite Filipino snacks are boy bawang adobo flavor, knick knacks, and potchi.
You can get all those things and more in less than 5 dollars here in the Philippines. Glad you liked them ♥️
All of that are so good, Meagan! 💖💖💖
it was!!! i couldn’t stop eating it haha
First of all, your accent is adorable! If you have an Asian market nearby (such as HMart, Asian American, or 99 Ranch), you will probably find most of those snacks. You should also check out other Asian snacks, especially Japanese and Korean. BTW, the prawn cracker brand name "Oishi?" Oishi (oy-SHEE) means "delicious" in Japanese. Also, check the packaging carefully for any warnings. Some Asian snacks include ingredients that are banned in American snacks but are allowed for imported snacks, particularly in color dyes.
My fav Filipino snack is piattos, Mang Juan chicken skin, presto peanut butter,snacku, clover chips, lemon square cheesecake and. Sponge Choco.
You're just too darn tootin' cute. So happy you enjoyed your treats and tbh, that's a fairly good selection. Enjoy and keep safe.
i love seeing people who are open to new tastes! plus Meagan is such a babe! im in love😍😍😍
Yeah, gotta go to Philippines and check out the real deal. Gonna be epic and beyond fun 🇵🇭🌞.
the hot fries in the blue bag is called Andy Capps they are so good
YESS! i couldn’t remember the name
there is pillow ube flavor too..thanks for liking our snacks😊
I absolutely love the quality of your videos♥️
You got a pretty good list there. Well done and glad you liked them.
Those are authentic filipino snacks😄 I am 100% filipino. My favorite ones are the fudgee bar and pandan cake 😍😍😍
I like Nagaraya original flavor, Piattos. You should try Nova. Yummy.
I really like this type of video you should try Mexican snacks.🥰
Yup it's all authentic...!
Those are some of my favorite snacks☺️
I like you doing this type of thing
thank you so much 💗💗
I love ❤️ the way you edit ✍🏽 your video I love 💗 watching your video I’m
Your biggest fan you make amazing 🤩 video you make awesome 🤩 😎 👏🏽 video
I glad you like Filipino snacks.. I am a Filipino…❤😊 try the palabok ..
i need to! thanks so much for watching 💗
The snacks you got are authentic. I hope you get the time and opportunity to try authentic/traditional filipino cuisine soon! 💕
hi, just swinging by, might suggest a recipe for one of our go to dish, the "adobo", it could be pork or chicken if your up for the challenge. it just soy, vinegar meat(pork/chicken), 1-2 bay leaf, freshly crushed pepper corns, crushed thumb sized ginger, r cloves of garlic crushed/chopped, medium sized onion, sliced. mix all and marinate overnigth if possible. brown the meat on all side then simmer in just enough water with the marinate until tinder then add sugar to finish, half a spoon will do. and that's it. if you want to have a bit of spice, just add chill flakes as you wish.
i hope you can do a filipino food mukbang soon, i'll be looking forward to that video. I have suggestions on what filipino food to try if you need em'. Also, if you're still located in OC, there's plenty of filipino restaurants around, it all also depends on how far you're willing to drive, but i don't think you should have any problems finding one not so far
Thank you for featuring our Snacks most of it are available globally in Asian or Filipino stores/groceries.
yes, all of those are autentic Filipino snacks :) It's nice to know that you're loving our food :)
Hi ma'am I'm filipino proud to say that all kinds of filipino food are so delicious ..any kind.. authentic filipino food...snacks ..dessert.. drinks .. what I'm telling to you is 💯 very delicious cousine in the world
Everything you tried is authentic...
Cracklings is one of my fav. Snack I'm glad that you like it too.
all of that is my favorite😅😅
some of those snacks are nice to have with a beer...
i think you found your comfort snacks😅😅😅
If you haven’t yet, you should try and make lumpia which is like small eggrolls that are a Filipino delicacy. They are awesome and you can get lumpia wraps at the grocery store and get ingredients. I’ll try to find a recipe and put it in here for you
Most foreigners do not like Cracklings lol but I'm glad you loved it. That's one of my favorite snacks, even though it has a strong smell
I've been eating Nagaraya ever since the 90's and I highly recommend it
My fave Filipino snack is Oishi's Cracklings and I'm glad you loved them Meagan! 😍❤️
Thank you for appreciating pilipino snacks! btw you are so pretty!! 😍
i like watching how you react on our snacks and thanks god you love it, the crackling you mention cost 20$/pack is jus 0.4$ here(around 20php) and the piatos is around 0.56$.. hoping you also get sticko which is wafer stick comes with different flavors.
Meagan - Think you'd enjoy Universal Yums. We use to subscribe to them monthly and loved it!
Can you post link for the Filipino snacks? They look incredible!
Same reaction with the Piattos, since high school til now that I’m 39 😁
I love watching videos like this of foreigners trying our beloved and authentic Filipino snacks..thank you for your interest and appreciation!..you should try more, as we have tons of other options to offer.My favorite is Nagaraya, but I like the yellow one, and all flavors of Fudgee bar!Good video 👍🥰
Hi Megan! Such a fun video. Where did you buy this variety snack box from? I’d love to get one!!
Amazon!!!!!!
I missed all my Filipino snacks and can’t wait to go home to try those that I missed. ❤😊🇨🇦
I love deeping cracklings to mayo or ketsup
Do you have a link where to buy this box?😀
Very good you are enjoying the philippine foods.. theirs a lot more to try and the white powdery beaches and blue water awaits you in the island of the philippines.. stay safe and Godbless to you.
Most of the salty snacks and chips you tried are great with beer... 😊
I enjoy watching your video, I am a Filipino and I love your video because you love filipino food. All those snack are authentic filipino snacks. I lije piatos and boy bawang the spicy one.. 🥰
nagaraya butter is my favorite just enough saltiness =) with a slight sweet and buttery hint
You should try Ube Cheese Cake and Casava Cake...they are a must!
That's crackling my fav too and piattos
Cracklings is my favorite too! 😊
Good morning Meagan happy Wednesday morning and I loved your vlogs and you are amazing Supporter and I'm proud of you and your editing is amazing
thank you so so much 💖💖
@@themeagangill of course 💕💕
For me Piattos and pillows is the best
I love all of them, that was all that i ate back when i was a kid. ☺️💖
Those filipino foods are authentic!! I love Cracklings 🥰🥰
Crackling, nagaraya, and oishi is so good too with a beer 😉
They are all authentic. But what not on the box is the “chicharon ni Mang Juan” try the brown one.
A Short Primer to Eating Filipino Food
Hi Meagan - I'm loving your videos! You really seem to genuinely like Filipino food! I'm hoping that you don't get disappointed when you try authentic Filipino food so please read below. It's a long read but it will surely help you get the best experience out of Filipino food.
A. Rice and Viands
All Filipino dishes esp. the savory ones that are called "viands" are ALWAYS eaten with steamed, plain, white rice. They're usually have the level of saltiness, sweetness, spiciness, etc., that is intended to be eaten with rice. A "perfect bite" is a combination of the right amount of rice and viand that are enough to complement each other.
Don't forget to add steamed plain rice to your order!
B. Sauces & Dips
Filipino food usually come with dips and sauces. Note that these are NOT meant to be smothered onto rice or mix the entire sauce container into the viand. You either dip the food into it (not the rice) or put a small amount of the dip/sauce to the food. This way, you can adjust based on your preference.
Filipino dips and sauces usually have STRONG flavor. The common ones are vinegar, fish sauce (very salty), and soy sauce. Some food come with their own sauces, e.g., Lumpiang Shanghai with sweet & sour sauce, Kare-kare with bagoong (shrimp paste with VERY STRONG salty, fishy flavor)
C. Desserts
Filipino desserts, unlike American desserts are not too sweet. To first-timers, they might feel that Filipino desserts lack the oomph or sweetness they expect from American desserts and sweets.
Check this web page for the must-try Filipino food that you can't go wrong:
www.zenrooms.com/blog/filipino-food/
Important Notes:
1. Most food in that page (except Kwek-kwek) is eaten with rice.
2. Adobo comes with either chicken, pork or all other protein/meat that Filipinos eat. I suggest try both chicken and/or pork adobo.
3. Sinigang is a sour stew. You might be put off at first by the strong sour flavor but you will get used to it after a while. It wouldn't be crowned "2021's Best Soup in the World" if it's not good! Sinigang is Taste Atlas’ 2021 Best Soup in the World (thebeat.asia)
4. Kare-kare comes with "bagoong" which is a VERY SALTY shrimp paste. The dish itself is not very salty so the shrimp paste is used to elevate the flavors a little. DON'T MIX the sauce to the dish. Just put a small amount with your every bite.
5. Halo-halo is literally "mix-mix" when translated to the native language. This dessert is eaten with all the ingredients all mixed together so mix the entire thing before eating it.
Great video. Here's a tip, put some pillows crackers in a bowl then add some milk like a cereal.
I am missing already those Philippines snacks!
If you don't have any local Filipino stores near you, you could always try the online USA based filipino stores. Pretty sure they're cheaper than Amazon's prices to get some snacks delivered. Just gotta check around. Glad you enjoyed the snacks. :)
Very Nice. Thank you! ☺👍
Hi, Meagan and Happy August!😊😊😊😊😊💙💙💙💙💙🌈💖💖💖💖💖💖👍
Piattos is my favorite. It's our all time authentic Filipino snack and every child wants it. ,🙂