It's a shame there aren't many vending machines in the UK🥹 I'll be uploading more videos of unique Japanese vending machines in the future, so stay tuned🥰!! Thank you as always!!
@@DigDigJAPAN Americans have a love affair with horses and eating a horse is seen as the same as eating a puppy or kitten, I remember when Mcdonalds was falsely accused of adding horse meat to their burgers and people quit eating there. My dad works disposing of dead horses (and other large animals) for a living.
The culture around horses in the west is a lot different, where they are now mostly seen primarily as pets or work animals. In movies and television, eating horses is often portrayed as a "last resort" food - during war time or famine. Also the production of horse meat is illegal in the US, so it's quite rare to find anyone here who's actually eaten horse. Thanks for sharing, Dig Dig! Your videos are always interesting!
@@spicybeantofusame here in Canada. A few years ago the UK had their horse meat scandal. It’s a complicated story but it boils down to unscrupulous slaughterhouses labeling horse meat as beef and shipping it out to markets and chains.
When I receive comments from everyone through the video, I realize that there are many different cultures in the world. I didn't know that eating horse meat is not a common culture in the West, and in fact it is illegal. Thank you for teaching me about the culture and history!
Yup even the kill pens there and blm are unpopular for what they do also don't tell ppl digdig that you tried and like whale meat you'll be hated by many ... @@spicybeantofu
@@DigDigJAPANif you want to know the finer points of the UK horse meat scandal, I would suggest asking a UK tourist who lived through the whole shebang. They will be able to explain it better than me, a Canadian.
I have only seen the comments on a few of your videos but man some people can be so harsh and critical. I think you are doing fine and you have shared some things that I have yet to see on other channels, and I watch a bunch. The English is also very smooth. Please keep us updated on Japanese cuisine!
There's a problem here with people saying "the West" - as most of them just mean the USA. Eating horsemeat is quite normal in several Western countries, including France, Switzerland, Belgium and Italy. It's not commonplace as horsemeat tends to be expensive. There's a lot of people here declaring horse meat to be illegal in various countries, when generally it isn't. Consumption of horse meat is illegal in many US states, but the production of it isn't and in several states it's still legal to eat. Horse meat isn't illegal in Canada - you can find it in butchers and supermarkets in Toronto and Quebec. Eating horse meat is relatively unusual, but it's not as rare as some commenters are suggesting.
horse meat is eaten in the east of Eurasia, in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Uzbekistan and some regions of Russia, for example, in Tatarstan. Red caviar is very popular in Russia, it is considered a delicacy, we have many types of it, depending on the breed of fish, but we eat it on sandwiches, 1 piece of white bread or baguette, butter and caviar on top,
I never knew horse meat was eaten in that area! Thank you for letting me know. Is caviar eaten a lot in Russia? I'm so jealous!✨ In Japan, it's considered a luxury food and it's hard to get. (We can sometimes eat caviar if we eat a high-class course meal🥹)
@@DigDigJAPAN in Russia, it is also considered a luxury and it is not eaten every day, it is usually bought for holidays, sandwiches with caviar in Russia are always eaten on New Year's holidays, in Russia this is the main family holiday. it costs quite expensive - $ 10-20 per 100 grams, depending on the quality, for $ 20 you can buy 5-6 kilograms of pork, but caviar is freely sold in any supermarket, in St. Petersburg, where I live, there are even special small shops where only fish, seafood and caviar are sold, they are called "caviar and fish".
As a horse rider, I never thought anywhere else ate horse. I'd be interested to know the texture, flavor profile, etc. Great video! Thank you for sharing! I'm excited to try all the different types of vending machines when I visit Japan in a couple years!
Horse meat has a lot of red meat and is lighter than beef. And when eaten raw, you can feel the umami and sweetness more than other meats. Thank you for your wonderful comment! I am looking forward to you coming to Japan☺️
In Russia, horses are eaten, sausages and canned goods are made from them, and meat is dried and smoked. Raw meat is also sold. This is not very common and depends on the region, probably, but you can’t surprise a Russian with horse meat.
I see that there is a culture of eating horse meat in general in Russia! Thanks for letting me know! On the contrary, I was surprised not to know that it is not eaten in the rest of the world😊.
A fair bit of horse meat is eaten still in France, where I believe it’s considered more normal than here in the UK or Ireland. Fish roe is eaten on tiny pancakes called blinis, with sour cream, and is delicious. That sakura cola sounds delicious xxx
I didn't know you could eat horse meat in France! Thank you for letting me know. Fish roe, pancakes, and sour cream!? Looks so delicious🤤🤤I'd definitely like to try it when I go to France! The Sakura Cola was so cute and delicious🌸
I think they're very cute! Not sure, but I think the ones with their right paws raised are for good fortune and the one with their left paws raised are to draw people to you. Not a bad set up for the owners of the vending machines to have them standing by! 😂
Besides Japan, horse meat is available and (uncommonly) eaten in the northern half of Germany and, as far as I know, in Italy too. A traditional German dish, sauerbraten, was originally prepared with horse meat but nowadays tender beef is used. Quite a few supermarkets here in Westphalia have a small shelf with canned horse meatballs, sausages, goulash etc.
It's very interesting that horse meat is eaten in many countries!! Thank you for letting me know✨The sausages and goulash look very delicious too. I'd like to try horse meat dishes from around the world☺️
I had never heard of anyone eating sweet potatoes and ice cream like that before. But, I will be trying that very soon. When I thought about it, I realized you just can't really go wrong with that combination.
We're not used to eating horse meat in Indonesia, but there's an area in Indonesia called Jeneponto Regency in South Sulawesi province that sells a lot of food called Coto Kuda. Coto Kuda is horse meat cooked in a soup, I've tried it and it tastes so good especially if eaten with rice.
In south italy (Puglia and Sicily) it's very common to eat horse meat, specially raw. It's rich and sweet. and good for your iron level, they can turn into sausages too 😊
I'm curious. Surely you don't eat these all in one day and are filmed throughout a week or two? I would be bursting and putting on lots of weight by trying all these delicious foods so close together. Haha. Great video as always and grateful to see lots of different foods that aren't popular in the UK. 私は興味を持っています。きっと、これらを全て1日で食べるわけではなく、1週間から2週間かけて撮影されていますよね？これらのおいしい食べ物をこんなに近くで試していると、爆発しそうで体重が増えてしまいそうです。ハハ。いつものように素晴らしいビデオで、イギリスでは人気のないさまざまな食べ物を見ることができて感謝しています。
You might be surprised, but I eat all of these in one day!! I eat them with my wife next to me, and we both feel a bit sick when we finish🤣 I'm thinking of getting some exercise because I might gain weight. (I haven't acted on it yet lol) Thank you for watching as always☺️ 驚かれるかもしれませんが、私はこれを1日で全部食べます!! 妻と一緒に食べているのですが、食べ終わると2人ともちょっと苦しくなっています🤣 太りそうなので運動しようと思っています。(まだ行動は起こしていませんが笑) いつもご覧いただきありがとうございます☺️
Great and interesting video! I was hoping to see Mrs. Dig Dig this video at the last miso ramen bit, since it came with two, was kinda surprised she didn’t show! I love seeing the pretty nail art she always has! 🥰
Im in my 80s. At one time you could buy horse meat before the mid 1970s at slaughter-butcher houses here in the US. It was a lot cheaper than beef, and if cooked properly it was ok, as it had a tendency to be tough, and stringy.
I didn't know that the US used to have such a culture! Thank you for sharing this valuable information ☺️ And I'm surprised that horse meat is cheaper than beef! It certainly has a lot of lean meat and is very easy to eat 😳
Salmon roe is one of my favorites here in the US! It's not as common, but it's a very popular sushi option with gunkanmaki! We more commonly see black caviar in fancy European style restaurants.
I'm glad you were able to post a video about your favorite food, salmon roe! Ikura gunkanmaki is so delicious! It's also very popular in Japan☺️Black caviar is very expensive in Japan, so I can't afford it, but I want to eat it🥹
I loved seeing all the amazing things you can get in the vending machines in Japan. I live in the southern USA and we don't have wonderful things like that here. Regarding horses, they aren't usually eaten here. They are mostly pets, working on farms/ranches, or show animals.
Japan has a strong vending machine culture, and you'll find one whenever you walk around. I hope vending machines like this will become more common all over the world 🥹 I guess a lot of countries don't eat horses 🤔 I learned that food culture varies from country to country!! Thank you for letting me know.
I didn't know there were regions in Italy where they eat horse meat! Thank you for letting me know! In Japan, Kumamoto Prefecture is famous for horse meat 😊
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I remember jokes about horses and Kazakhs. I live near the Tatars in Chuvashia and we also sell horse sausage, but it is very tough. We mostly use horses to plow the field.
I'm curious about the joke 😳 I've never eaten horse sausage, so I'm curious to know how hard it is!! It's very educational because cultures are different in each country 😌
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@@DigDigJAPAN There is a funny video in Russia where a man leads a horse by the leash. And suddenly she stops abruptly, makes a frightened look and runs away with the man and the leash. And the man with this horse is sliding on the ground and trying to stop it. This is all because the horse found out that it was going to the Kazakhs, and they would eat it. Well, Kazakhs also drink milk from horses, kumis is called.
You're correct, that we, in the USA don't regularly eat salmon roe. We mostly just see it in Japanese restaurants and sushi bars. Some very expensive restaurants are starting to use it. We also don't eat horse meat. A long time ago, horse meat was used in canned dog food. I don't know why we don't eat it because they certainly exterminate healthy horses just because they have a broken leg or foot. Since they're pastoral animals, their meat should be very clean too. I've always wanted to ask. When you eat the yolk of an egg, what do you do w/ the white? I'm sure you don't waste it.
Thank you for always watching! I learned that salmon roe is not common in the US, and I realized that food culture is diverse! I thought horse meat was eaten in other countries too, although I think it's also a cultural difference! I freeze any leftover egg whites, and when I have a lot, I make meringues☺️
Hey, It's also worth noting that the US mainland is so large, we have many different food cultures here regionally as well. For example, most of the US may never see Salmon/Fish Roe outside of expensive Japanese restaurants but where I live in California, it's a very common grocery store item. California, at least the southern area of the state, is a huge mixing pot of cultures. Where as in other states, you would see much less verity.
In Italy, we eat a lot of horse's meat Usually steak to cook rare or medium, another way are "sfilacci"...very thin stripes of dry meat to eat with salad and grana cheese
10:58 macaroon and macaron are two different cookies, actually! The cookie shown in the video is definitely macaron. (I know it's too late to change the text on the video, though.)
Sound the castella makes 😫, asmr. About spices and sugar: generally heat brings out the flavors in them. That’s why if you freeze your homemade spicy food, you’ll notice it has lost some of its spiciness when thawed back out. The exemption to this is food cooked in a slow cooker, species decrease when cooked for that long
The sweet potatoe is very popular in new zealand my home country we call in Kumara and ive never seen it eaten with ice cream, i feel like i must try this!!
I wish roe was more popular in the US. We have caviar from sturgeon, but even that is usually specialty and very expensive because it's seen as a luxury delicacy. But for any other kind of fish roe I have to look at Asian grocery stores to find anything. Even then I never find fresh roe, only things with roe flavor. It's very frustrating, because I love mentaiko and it's almost impossible to find!
Caviar is a luxury delicacy in Japan too, and although it is sold, it is expensive and out of my reach 🥹 Ikura in the US tastes like fish eggs, so it must be a bit hard to eat... 🥹 Is mentaiko not very common in the US? I didn't know that!! In Japan, salmon roe and mentaiko are always available in supermarkets, so I would like to have a Japanese supermarket in your town 🤔
I’d try everything but the horse meat. I view them as pets and working companions, but I know it’s different everywhere. That’s just me personally. The castella cakes and macarons looked so yummy 😋 I love sweets lol
For a better tasting I recommend drying the meat well to enjoy it even better. Thank you. I wish there were more quality food distributors in my country. 🥰
@@DigDigJAPAN Yes. Maruko-chan is childhood to me. 2000 came this little girl in our german tv. Unfortunately we don't have a luck to enjoy every episode in dubbed german version. They stopped in the middle of the series. With Shin Chan the same. :(
@@Envy_____ I see 😳 Thanks for letting me know!! Chibi Maruko-chan and Shin-chan are still on TV every week in Japan, I wish you could have seen them 😭🥹
We don't eat horse in the UK. Although there was a scandle about 12yrs ago where horse meat was illegally found and not declared in some beef products that were imported into the country.
Those sweet potatoes look like the kind I can get at my Korean grocery store. My mom used to buy them so much and a lot at a time(she roasted them too) that I got tired of eating them at some point😂 But with ice cream sounds quite tempting. Maybe I'll give it a try the next time she decides to roast some sweet potatoes haha And those macarons looked so cute!☺️ (And as for the salmon roe, I have never eaten them before but I would like to try them one day!)
It's true that people's tastes may differ when it comes to salmon roe 😂 Some people find the texture too unpleasant if the pieces are too big! Tobiko and Masago are also very delicious ✨
Amazing the vending machine culture in Japan, i know that other countries has vending machines, but Japan takes it to another level. I am talking from Brazil and vending machines are not common here.
Automaten mit Essen sind in Japan einfach nur 👍😋🥰 16:30 Was für ein riesiges Stück 😳 Kuchen 19:56 In keinem Video habe ich bisher Pferdefleisch gesehen 😮 roh 23:43 Wow alles aus dem Automaten 😅 Kirschblütencola 😂 das ist schräg .
I didn't know you could do that with chicken skin I think I have just come up with something for our New Year's dinner thank you so much our New Year's is literally in less than a month's time. I think I'm going to try to make garlic wrapped in chicken skin because it looks interesting and it might taste tasty. If I do so I will be sure to let you know and thank you again.
Wow, you should definitely try that in the new year! I think it's delicious to sprinkle salt and pepper on the chicken skin! If you try it, please let me know if it was delicious. I'll be waiting ☺️
I love this video. I have always liked that cat theme. Keep doing the good work. Tell wife I said hello. Can I ask what is the weather like there? It's hot here in Houston Tx
Thank you for always enjoying my videos! The beckoning cat is so cute🐈 My wife is doing well too! It's hot in Japan. I love the Houston Rockets! The cake is just like a sponge cake😋
Raw horse meat! I wish I could try eating it without fear of getting sick X") Horse meat is a common (but still expensive) type of meat here, in Kazakhstan. Kazakh people been eating it since early ages, making besparmak (bolied meat and boiled dough squares) and kazy (smoked and boiled horse sausage). There's also drink named Kumis (which also means "silver") made of smoked and fermented horse milk Seeing someone from other country enjoying horse meat is a nice surprise!
Horse meat is a common meat in Kazakhstan! I didn't know that. Thanks for letting me know 😊 There are many different dishes and drinks in the world, so I would like to travel to enjoy them!
In Norway we eat horse, But many people see horses as a pet. But we can buy something called black sasuge we use on bread, and that have horse meat in it.
I believe this sweet potato that you got and I think baked if I recall is also a special type of sweet potato that's grown in Japan and that can lower blood sugar...
In Sweden you can buy a delicious smoked horsemeat sausage in selected stores, to slice and have on your buttered open sandwich. Called Gustavskorv. Korv=sausage. I like to eat it with a strong Dijon mustard not far from the strongness and taste off Wasabi. And thin smoked slices of horsemeat where called Hamburgerkött (kött=meat) when i was a child. My mother made sandwiches with that and cream cheese with horseradish flavor. So i really like this kind of meat, though im not much for eating raw myself though. Great channel and always interesting to learn about your food culture in Japan!!
Love the varieties and foods (except horse meat.. 😬). Curry, tsukune, salmon roe - yummy! 😋 Would it be too much to add the tsukune and roe on the rice and drench them with the curry..? 🤤🤤
I'm fairly certain that horse meat is still eaten in France. Can't say how common it is though. I'm in the US and would probably be willing to try both that and rabbit.
It's interesting how food culture is completely different depending on the country and region! I've never eaten rabbit meat, and I've never seen it in Japan, but I'm very curious about it 😳
Japan really has a wide assortment of stuff in vending machines.i hope i could go there soon and try all those fast but yummy treats 😋 and 10:16 i can assure you that its popular in my country and also does donburi dan dotonburi sound similar? is it a coincidence or is it intentional? Idk tbh😅
I hope you enjoy Japanese food when you come to Japan🥰 I'm glad salmon roe is popular in your country!! And it certainly looks similar!! Apparently Dotonbori was named by a person named "Doton"😳
I wish there was more stuff like this in the US…but I get why it’s not here 😅 also! I dislike salmon roe but LOVE flying fish roe/masago. It’s so yummy and crunchy with a little saltiness. The large roe just don’t work for me, texture wise.
It definitely depends on where you're located within the U.S. Salmon roe is not popular or commonly found in any of the regions of the U.S. that I have lived in. And we don't eat horse meat at all (to my knowledge, anyway). I've also never seen baked sweet potatoes eaten with ice cream - that looks yummy! 😋
@@Meg-m5f I forgot about the horse meat. I am in the equine business and I can tell you that the USA does not allow for horse meat to be sold for consumption but..... we ship more horse meat than you care to know overseas. Whatever you think we ship... times that by 10000.
They give you a good quantity for what you're paying for so I'd say it's good value especially for a sweet potato I'd love to be able to get something like that especially that particular type even though it's as sweet as a western sweet as you put it it is also one that lowers blood sugar and I would just love to have a chance at that.
@@DigDigJAPAN In America, due to vandalism, these would be too costly to upkeep for the public. But you do find some frozen vending machines inside of places such as factories, steel plants, and other rougher type of jobs! My last job had Sandwiches, frozen meals, and a vending machine dedicated to cakes and desserts as well!
Those salmon Roe as you call it westerners would call it salmon caviar are bigger than what we get here I always thought that they were much smaller than that those are huge. No it's not not popular is just depends on people and what they like here it's sold usually in much smaller size than what you have I mean they're tiny in comparison to what you have and they usually sold with a possibility of cream cheese if you want to mix them together... I have seen small packages for people trying to impress somebody with the idea of salmon caviar add caviar itself is not kosher so having something that looks like caviar and it's slightly salty like caviar well you get the idea it's sort of the kosher variety.
Thanks for letting me know!! I wonder why Japanese ikura (salmon caviar) is so big🤣 It looks so yummy to eat with cream cheese! I'll try it next time. I didn't know they had kosher too😳
Japanese people are used to Japanese food so they find it delicious, but I guess it tastes weird when you eat it normally? 😂 I'm so glad you like Japanese food!! Thank you ☺
In Luxembourg or in Europe they don't eat raw meat or I haven't heard it like that yet, they just eat fish and not everyone likes that. And horse meat is eaten more often as steak
I wish we had more vending machines in the UK, I'm lucky if I find one selling drinks where I live 😅 I love the variety of foods you have ❤
It's a shame there aren't many vending machines in the UK🥹 I'll be uploading more videos of unique Japanese vending machines in the future, so stay tuned🥰!! Thank you as always!!
@@DigDigJAPAN Americans have a love affair with horses and eating a horse is seen as the same as eating a puppy or kitten, I remember when Mcdonalds was falsely accused of adding horse meat to their burgers and people quit eating there.
My dad works disposing of dead horses (and other large animals) for a living.
🤣。都不能吃。。。下次來台中。有素食燒烤店。去吃看看素食。我敢說素食是另一個代表作。。。。不僅有燒烤。還有素食南洋風味美食。好多。我填不完
The ones I have used in the UK just take your money but don't deliver the goods 😂
@@chinablue1699 that's Germans
The culture around horses in the west is a lot different, where they are now mostly seen primarily as pets or work animals. In movies and television, eating horses is often portrayed as a "last resort" food - during war time or famine. Also the production of horse meat is illegal in the US, so it's quite rare to find anyone here who's actually eaten horse. Thanks for sharing, Dig Dig! Your videos are always interesting!
It's against the law in most states to even eat it. Even if you get it from else where.
@@spicybeantofusame here in Canada.
A few years ago the UK had their horse meat scandal. It’s a complicated story but it boils down to unscrupulous slaughterhouses labeling horse meat as beef and shipping it out to markets and chains.
When I receive comments from everyone through the video, I realize that there are many different cultures in the world. I didn't know that eating horse meat is not a common culture in the West, and in fact it is illegal. Thank you for teaching me about the culture and history!
Yup even the kill pens there and blm are unpopular for what they do also don't tell ppl digdig that you tried and like whale meat you'll be hated by many ... @@spicybeantofu
@@DigDigJAPANif you want to know the finer points of the UK horse meat scandal, I would suggest asking a UK tourist who lived through the whole shebang. They will be able to explain it better than me, a Canadian.
Japan is on a whole other level in terms of vending machines. I’m jealous, for real.
It seems like vending machine culture is very strong in Japan!! I hope that this will become more widespread around the world🥹
Japan is just on another level in general.
Absolutely. We're far behind.
I have only seen the comments on a few of your videos but man some people can be so harsh and critical. I think you are doing fine and you have shared some things that I have yet to see on other channels, and I watch a bunch. The English is also very smooth. Please keep us updated on Japanese cuisine!
Through the videos, I was able to learn about various food cultures. I hope you can enjoy Japanese food, even just a little, in a diverse culture!
"they are making compromise each other. reconciliation done" was a beautiful moment
Reconciliation is very important in anything😌✨
There's a problem here with people saying "the West" - as most of them just mean the USA. Eating horsemeat is quite normal in several Western countries, including France, Switzerland, Belgium and Italy. It's not commonplace as horsemeat tends to be expensive. There's a lot of people here declaring horse meat to be illegal in various countries, when generally it isn't. Consumption of horse meat is illegal in many US states, but the production of it isn't and in several states it's still legal to eat. Horse meat isn't illegal in Canada - you can find it in butchers and supermarkets in Toronto and Quebec.
Eating horse meat is relatively unusual, but it's not as rare as some commenters are suggesting.
I was surprised to receive so many different opinions about horse meat! Thank you for letting me know😊
horse meat is eaten in the east of Eurasia, in Kazakhstan, Kyrgyzstan, Mongolia, Uzbekistan and some regions of Russia, for example, in Tatarstan. Red caviar is very popular in Russia, it is considered a delicacy, we have many types of it, depending on the breed of fish, but we eat it on sandwiches, 1 piece of white bread or baguette, butter and caviar on top,
I never knew horse meat was eaten in that area! Thank you for letting me know. Is caviar eaten a lot in Russia? I'm so jealous!✨ In Japan, it's considered a luxury food and it's hard to get. (We can sometimes eat caviar if we eat a high-class course meal🥹)
@@DigDigJAPAN in Russia, it is also considered a luxury and it is not eaten every day, it is usually bought for holidays, sandwiches with caviar in Russia are always eaten on New Year's holidays, in Russia this is the main family holiday. it costs quite expensive - $ 10-20 per 100 grams, depending on the quality, for $ 20 you can buy 5-6 kilograms of pork, but caviar is freely sold in any supermarket, in St. Petersburg, where I live, there are even special small shops where only fish, seafood and caviar are sold, they are called "caviar and fish".
As a horse rider, I never thought anywhere else ate horse. I'd be interested to know the texture, flavor profile, etc.
Great video! Thank you for sharing! I'm excited to try all the different types of vending machines when I visit Japan in a couple years!
Horse meat has a lot of red meat and is lighter than beef. And when eaten raw, you can feel the umami and sweetness more than other meats.
Thank you for your wonderful comment! I am looking forward to you coming to Japan☺️
In Russia, horses are eaten, sausages and canned goods are made from them, and meat is dried and smoked. Raw meat is also sold. This is not very common and depends on the region, probably, but you can’t surprise a Russian with horse meat.
I see that there is a culture of eating horse meat in general in Russia! Thanks for letting me know! On the contrary, I was surprised not to know that it is not eaten in the rest of the world😊.
A fair bit of horse meat is eaten still in France, where I believe it’s considered more normal than here in the UK or Ireland. Fish roe is eaten on tiny pancakes called blinis, with sour cream, and is delicious. That sakura cola sounds delicious xxx
I didn't know you could eat horse meat in France! Thank you for letting me know. Fish roe, pancakes, and sour cream!? Looks so delicious🤤🤤I'd definitely like to try it when I go to France! The Sakura Cola was so cute and delicious🌸
@@DigDigJAPANyou can eat horse meat in Italy too
I don't think Beckoning Cats look scary, I think they're pretty.
Really?! It looks like a lot of good fortune will come to you☺️🐈
I don't think they're scary either. I have one and it's so cute.
I think they're very cute! Not sure, but I think the ones with their right paws raised are for good fortune and the one with their left paws raised are to draw people to you. Not a bad set up for the owners of the vending machines to have them standing by! 😂
me too i think they're cute
Thank you to the great algorithm for introducing me to your channel. That cake looked amazing 👏
I'm very happy that you enjoyed Japanese food through this video🥰
Salmon roe is very popular in Russia, especially during New Year`s holidays!
Thank you for your videos🥰🥰
Thank you for watching!!! I wonder if it's a lucky food eaten during the New Year holidays in Russia😳 It's so nice✨
Ikura (Japan) - Ikra (Russia). It sounds very similar🙂
@@Alexand678где-то слышала что именно русские впервые угостили японцев икрой, поэтому японская икура созвучна с русской икрой😊
@@Alexand678 似ているのではなくロシア人が鮭のたまごをいくらと呼んで食していたのを日本人が真似し始めてそのうちロシアから輸入したのがいくらなので実はロシア料理をそのまま日本人が食べているのです
Besides Japan, horse meat is available and (uncommonly) eaten in the northern half of Germany and, as far as I know, in Italy too. A traditional German dish, sauerbraten, was originally prepared with horse meat but nowadays tender beef is used. Quite a few supermarkets here in Westphalia have a small shelf with canned horse meatballs, sausages, goulash etc.
It's very interesting that horse meat is eaten in many countries!! Thank you for letting me know✨The sausages and goulash look very delicious too. I'd like to try horse meat dishes from around the world☺️
I had never heard of anyone eating sweet potatoes and ice cream like that before. But, I will be trying that very soon. When I thought about it, I realized you just can't really go wrong with that combination.
This is a popular combination in Japan!!
Please try it! And if it's delicious, please make it popular in your country🥰🍠
Thank you for not burning your precious hands when you picked up the package that was boiling int the water 👏
Thank you for your concern! It was a little hot, but I was fine 😊
@@DigDigJAPAN You’re welcome
We're not used to eating horse meat in Indonesia, but there's an area in Indonesia called Jeneponto Regency in South Sulawesi province that sells a lot of food called Coto Kuda. Coto Kuda is horse meat cooked in a soup, I've tried it and it tastes so good especially if eaten with rice.
I looked up Coto Kuda and it looked really delicious!!! And it certainly seems to taste even better with rice🤤 I'd like to try it someday✨
In south italy (Puglia and Sicily) it's very common to eat horse meat, specially raw. It's rich and sweet. and good for your iron level, they can turn into sausages too 😊
Oh! That might be more common than in Japan ☺️ I'd like to try horse meat in Southern Italy too ✨ Yes, it's full of nutrients 👍🏻
I'm curious. Surely you don't eat these all in one day and are filmed throughout a week or two? I would be bursting and putting on lots of weight by trying all these delicious foods so close together. Haha. Great video as always and grateful to see lots of different foods that aren't popular in the UK.
私は興味を持っています。きっと、これらを全て1日で食べるわけではなく、1週間から2週間かけて撮影されていますよね？これらのおいしい食べ物をこんなに近くで試していると、爆発しそうで体重が増えてしまいそうです。ハハ。いつものように素晴らしいビデオで、イギリスでは人気のないさまざまな食べ物を見ることができて感謝しています。
You might be surprised, but I eat all of these in one day!! I eat them with my wife next to me, and we both feel a bit sick when we finish🤣 I'm thinking of getting some exercise because I might gain weight. (I haven't acted on it yet lol) Thank you for watching as always☺️
驚かれるかもしれませんが、私はこれを1日で全部食べます!! 妻と一緒に食べているのですが、食べ終わると2人ともちょっと苦しくなっています🤣 太りそうなので運動しようと思っています。(まだ行動は起こしていませんが笑) いつもご覧いただきありがとうございます☺️
Thanks for taking us out and over for dinner. 🎉
Thank you for having fun! Let's have dinner together again!
Great and interesting video! I was hoping to see Mrs. Dig Dig this video at the last miso ramen bit, since it came with two, was kinda surprised she didn’t show! I love seeing the pretty nail art she always has! 🥰
Thank you for watching ☺️!! You complimented her nail art and she is very happy!! Thank you🥰I will appear occasionally, so please look forward to it💅✨
@@DigDigJAPAN Aaw, you're both such cuties!! I'll look forward to it 🥰
Im in my 80s. At one time you could buy horse meat before the mid 1970s at slaughter-butcher houses here in the US. It was a lot cheaper than beef, and if cooked properly it was ok, as it had a tendency to be tough, and stringy.
I didn't know that the US used to have such a culture! Thank you for sharing this valuable information ☺️ And I'm surprised that horse meat is cheaper than beef! It certainly has a lot of lean meat and is very easy to eat 😳
Salmon roe is one of my favorites here in the US! It's not as common, but it's a very popular sushi option with gunkanmaki! We more commonly see black caviar in fancy European style restaurants.
I'm glad you were able to post a video about your favorite food, salmon roe! Ikura gunkanmaki is so delicious! It's also very popular in Japan☺️Black caviar is very expensive in Japan, so I can't afford it, but I want to eat it🥹
I loved seeing all the amazing things you can get in the vending machines in Japan. I live in the southern USA and we don't have wonderful things like that here. Regarding horses, they aren't usually eaten here. They are mostly pets, working on farms/ranches, or show animals.
Japan has a strong vending machine culture, and you'll find one whenever you walk around. I hope vending machines like this will become more common all over the world 🥹
I guess a lot of countries don't eat horses 🤔 I learned that food culture varies from country to country!! Thank you for letting me know.
In certain regions of Italy horse meat is common to eat, such in different ways. We also have recipes where this meat is used for.
I didn't know there were regions in Italy where they eat horse meat! Thank you for letting me know! In Japan, Kumamoto Prefecture is famous for horse meat 😊
I remember jokes about horses and Kazakhs. I live near the Tatars in Chuvashia and we also sell horse sausage, but it is very tough. We mostly use horses to plow the field.
I'm curious about the joke 😳 I've never eaten horse sausage, so I'm curious to know how hard it is!! It's very educational because cultures are different in each country 😌
@@DigDigJAPAN There is a funny video in Russia where a man leads a horse by the leash. And suddenly she stops abruptly, makes a frightened look and runs away with the man and the leash. And the man with this horse is sliding on the ground and trying to stop it. This is all because the horse found out that it was going to the Kazakhs, and they would eat it. Well, Kazakhs also drink milk from horses, kumis is called.
You're correct, that we, in the USA don't regularly eat salmon roe. We mostly just see it in Japanese restaurants and sushi bars. Some very expensive restaurants are starting to use it. We also don't eat horse meat. A long time ago, horse meat was used in canned dog food. I don't know why we don't eat it because they certainly exterminate healthy horses just because they have a broken leg or foot. Since they're pastoral animals, their meat should be very clean too. I've always wanted to ask. When you eat the yolk of an egg, what do you do w/ the white? I'm sure you don't waste it.
Thank you for always watching! I learned that salmon roe is not common in the US, and I realized that food culture is diverse! I thought horse meat was eaten in other countries too, although I think it's also a cultural difference! I freeze any leftover egg whites, and when I have a lot, I make meringues☺️
Hey, It's also worth noting that the US mainland is so large, we have many different food cultures here regionally as well. For example, most of the US may never see Salmon/Fish Roe outside of expensive Japanese restaurants but where I live in California, it's a very common grocery store item. California, at least the southern area of the state, is a huge mixing pot of cultures. Where as in other states, you would see much less verity.
@@SerDinoOfficialI was gonna say that! Washington state it’s pretty common.
First time commenting! Great video!! 💜
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There is so much care and love in these videos.. I love it!
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In Italy, we eat a lot of horse's meat
Usually steak to cook rare or medium, another way are "sfilacci"...very thin stripes of dry meat to eat with salad and grana cheese
I didn't know that Italy has a culture of eating horse meat just like Japan does 😊 The combination of dried meat and cheese is the best 😋
We have some of these machines in Spain too, the first one, the orange juice one is pretty common in every supermarket.
I didn't know there were vending machines like this in Spain 😊
I'd like to try it someday 😋
10:58 macaroon and macaron are two different cookies, actually!
The cookie shown in the video is definitely macaron. (I know it's too late to change the text on the video, though.)
These macarons were huge and delicious 😋Thank you for letting me know!
Italy also eats horse meat! it is called “Carne di Cavallo”, the meat can be dried/cured, put into a stew, or made into a meatball form :)
I didn't know about "Carne di Cavallo"!! It's a different way to eat it than in Japan, so I'd love to go to Italy and try it☺️
Sound the castella makes 😫, asmr.
About spices and sugar: generally heat brings out the flavors in them. That’s why if you freeze your homemade spicy food, you’ll notice it has lost some of its spiciness when thawed back out.
The exemption to this is food cooked in a slow cooker, species decrease when cooked for that long
Oh, I see 😳
Maybe it lost a little bit of its spiciness 🤔 Thanks for letting me know!!
Loved that the ice cream looked like a mad/sad dude with a big nose.
Wow! Now that you mention it, you're right! That's funny! That's all I can see now🤣
I just found this video, I tried the sweet potato and ice cream. It was amazing, thank you
I'm glad you tried it and told me what you thought 🥰 Sweet potatoes and ice cream are my favorite combination 🤤
The sweet potatoe is very popular in new zealand my home country we call in Kumara and ive never seen it eaten with ice cream, i feel like i must try this!!
Ice cream (preferably vanilla ice cream) and warm sweet potatoes go really well together ☺️ You should definitely try it 😍
I wish roe was more popular in the US. We have caviar from sturgeon, but even that is usually specialty and very expensive because it's seen as a luxury delicacy. But for any other kind of fish roe I have to look at Asian grocery stores to find anything. Even then I never find fresh roe, only things with roe flavor. It's very frustrating, because I love mentaiko and it's almost impossible to find!
Caviar is a luxury delicacy in Japan too, and although it is sold, it is expensive and out of my reach 🥹 Ikura in the US tastes like fish eggs, so it must be a bit hard to eat... 🥹 Is mentaiko not very common in the US? I didn't know that!! In Japan, salmon roe and mentaiko are always available in supermarkets, so I would like to have a Japanese supermarket in your town 🤔
im just curious how often the fresh orange juice machine is cleaned?
Salmon Roe is very good. I am from southern Florida USA. Salmon roe is one of my favorite foods to eat.
I’d try everything but the horse meat. I view them as pets and working companions, but I know it’s different everywhere. That’s just me personally. The castella cakes and macarons looked so yummy 😋 I love sweets lol
I'm glad I got to know that food cultures vary from country to country. I love sweets too!! The castella cakes and macarons were really delicious🤤
For a better tasting I recommend drying the meat well to enjoy it even better. Thank you. I wish there were more quality food distributors in my country. 🥰
Wow! That's such a great idea ☺️ I'll do that next time I have a chance to eat it!! ✨
Baked sweet potato looks so good. 🤤
Awww, Chibi Maruko Chan. Long time no see. ☺
The roasted sweet potato was really delicious🍠✨
Do you know Chibi Maruko-chan?! You're so nice👍
@@DigDigJAPAN Yes. Maruko-chan is childhood to me. 2000 came this little girl in our german tv.
Unfortunately we don't have a luck to enjoy every episode in dubbed german version. They stopped in the middle of the series. With Shin Chan the same. :(
@@Envy_____ I see 😳 Thanks for letting me know!! Chibi Maruko-chan and Shin-chan are still on TV every week in Japan, I wish you could have seen them 😭🥹
Horse meat personally id never eat..but just because i wouldn't doesn't mean that i dont respect other countries and thier food .
There are many different cultures in the world. I am happy to learn about various cultures around the world through videos.
@@DigDigJAPAN me too! I find it extremely interesting
We don't eat horse in the UK. Although there was a scandle about 12yrs ago where horse meat was illegally found and not declared in some beef products that were imported into the country.
That's a pretty shocking scandal 😱 Beef and horse meat are completely different, so I can't believe that happened 🥹
Those sweet potatoes look like the kind I can get at my Korean grocery store. My mom used to buy them so much and a lot at a time(she roasted them too) that I got tired of eating them at some point😂 But with ice cream sounds quite tempting. Maybe I'll give it a try the next time she decides to roast some sweet potatoes haha
And those macarons looked so cute!☺️ (And as for the salmon roe, I have never eaten them before but I would like to try them one day!)
I definitely recommend topping sweet potatoes with ice cream! You might get tired of them if you eat too many 😂
You should also try salmon roe 😋
Shovel shovel I always!!! Love a good vending machine video!!
Hey!! I knew you liked vending machines 😆!!
Very nice video and great picks! ❤
Thank you so much for your lovely comment 🥹✨
My Thai nephew's favourite food is salmon roe with rice, or "red balls and rice" as he called it when he was little.
I didn't know it was called red balls and rice!! I see 😳✨
In some parts of Spain and France horse meat is eaten too. I’m not from either place but it’s something I have heard before.
So there is a culture of eating horse meat in some parts of Europe. Thank you for letting me know! In Japan, it is common to eat horse meat.
in Italy too!
They sell Salmon Roe/Ikura in the states! I'm however sadly not too big of a fan of it...but I do like the smaller roe, Tobiko and Masago. ^^
It's true that people's tastes may differ when it comes to salmon roe 😂 Some people find the texture too unpleasant if the pieces are too big! Tobiko and Masago are also very delicious ✨
We also have skewers of chicken meat as well I'm thinking that you've given me some interesting ideas on what maybe I might make as appetizers.
저도 군고구마 엄청 좋아하는데~
아이스크림이랑 꼭 먹어볼께요😊
글구 말고기는 한국의 남쪽 섬인 '제주도'에서도 먹는답니다~
전 한번도 안먹어봐서 맛이 궁금하네요🤗
나도 고구마도 사랑 해요! 한국은 특히 인기있는 이미지입니다 🍠
제주도에서 말고기를 먹을 수 있는 건 몰랐어요!
말고기는 매우 먹기 쉽기 때문에 추천 ☺️
Amazing the vending machine culture in Japan, i know that other countries has vending machines, but Japan takes it to another level. I am talking from Brazil and vending machines are not common here.
Japan's vending machine culture is amazing🤣Are vending machines rare in Brazil? ? And do they sell drinks?🤔
@@DigDigJAPAN Yes vending machines are rare in Brazil, and they more common in São Paulo or Rio de Janeiro, and they sell soft drinks and snacks.
Automaten mit Essen sind in Japan einfach nur 👍😋🥰 16:30 Was für ein riesiges Stück 😳 Kuchen 19:56 In keinem Video habe ich bisher Pferdefleisch gesehen 😮 roh 23:43 Wow alles aus dem Automaten 😅 Kirschblütencola 😂 das ist schräg .
Die Verkaufsautomaten in Japan sind heutzutage voller wirklich einzigartiger Lebensmittel und es macht so viel Spaß, sie nur anzusehen 🤣🤣🥰
Please explain what that cake looking thing is is it a type of sponge cake?
It's somewhere between a sponge cake and a chiffon cake ☺️ It was very delicious!!
Yes, we regularly eat horse in Switzerland.
So people in Switzerland eat horse meat too!! 😳
Those sweet potatoes look fantastic for something that came out of a vending machine! I wish we had more like that here in Canada! :]
It was sweet and really delicious!! Japanese sweet potatoes are just so sweet🤣🍠
I didn't know you could do that with chicken skin I think I have just come up with something for our New Year's dinner thank you so much our New Year's is literally in less than a month's time. I think I'm going to try to make garlic wrapped in chicken skin because it looks interesting and it might taste tasty. If I do so I will be sure to let you know and thank you again.
Wow, you should definitely try that in the new year!
I think it's delicious to sprinkle salt and pepper on the chicken skin!
If you try it, please let me know if it was delicious. I'll be waiting ☺️
I love this video. I have always liked that cat theme. Keep doing the good work. Tell wife I said hello. Can I ask what is the weather like there? It's hot here in Houston Tx
Thank you for always enjoying my videos! The beckoning cat is so cute🐈 My wife is doing well too! It's hot in Japan. I love the Houston Rockets!
The cake is just like a sponge cake😋
sweet potato and ice cream is very nice i agree -from USA
I see you like this combination too 😆It's so delicious, it's my favorite 🥰
Fantastic video! Please do more!
I'm so happy 🥹✨ I'll make more videos so you can enjoy them even more!!
I LOVE Salmon Row, from USA
Oh, it seems salmon roe is divided into people who love it and people who hate it in the USA 😳
@@DigDigJAPAN precisely.
Raw horse meat! I wish I could try eating it without fear of getting sick X") Horse meat is a common (but still expensive) type of meat here, in Kazakhstan. Kazakh people been eating it since early ages, making besparmak (bolied meat and boiled dough squares) and kazy (smoked and boiled horse sausage). There's also drink named Kumis (which also means "silver") made of smoked and fermented horse milk
Seeing someone from other country enjoying horse meat is a nice surprise!
Horse meat is a common meat in Kazakhstan! I didn't know that. Thanks for letting me know 😊 There are many different dishes and drinks in the world, so I would like to travel to enjoy them!
Kazakh people's favorite meat is horse. They cook it in every possible way, but I guess mostly braise. I'm not Kazakh, but I have a Kazakh friend.
I didn't know that!! Thank you for letting me know☺️Kazakh horse braise sounds delicious too!! Each country has its own food culture✨
Does anyone know how to cook the sweet potatoes to get the skin easily peeled like that? After it was microwaved in the video?
Yes! I know!! 🙋
@@DigDigJAPAN Share with us all love!
Isn’t raw and tartar basically the same thing?
Really? I didn't know that! Thank you for letting me know 😊
@@DigDigJAPAN Tartare is just minced raw meat I believe
I’ve never had salmon roe and don’t know where I could get it in Oklahoma,but would love to try it❣️
Please try salmon roe 🥰 You can enjoy the texture 😋
l love salmon roe 😭 i can have that for breakfast lunch and dinner for a whole week!!!
Wow, that's amazing!! I've never met anyone who loves salmon roe as much as you do🤣😳✨
@DigDigJAPAN They r so expensive in US, hope I can make it to Japan some day and I will have as much salmon roe as I want
There's a chain in the balkans or at least Slovenia called Hot Horse! Serves horse bugers in a lepinja
So horse meat dishes are eaten in that region too 😳 I've never seen a horse meat burger in Japan either!!
In Norway we eat horse, But many people see horses as a pet. But we can buy something called black sasuge we use on bread, and that have horse meat in it.
It's also very nice to have a horse as a pet ✨ I didn't know there was a food called black sage!! That's interesting 😳
@@DigDigJAPAN In Norwegian is called svartpølse. It is really good, like a black version of salami.
Salmon roe isn’t that popular here in the US outside of Japanese restaurants, I wish it was, it’s one of my favorites! Same with Tobiko and Masago!
I see 😳 If it gets more popular, maybe it will be sold in the US more often? ☺️ Tobiko and masago are also delicious 🤤
I believe this sweet potato that you got and I think baked if I recall is also a special type of sweet potato that's grown in Japan and that can lower blood sugar...
In Sweden you can buy a delicious smoked horsemeat sausage in selected stores, to slice and have on your buttered open sandwich. Called Gustavskorv. Korv=sausage.
I like to eat it with a strong Dijon mustard not far from the strongness and taste off Wasabi. And thin smoked slices of horsemeat where called Hamburgerkött (kött=meat) when i was a child. My mother made sandwiches with that and cream cheese with horseradish flavor. So i really like this kind of meat, though im not much for eating raw myself though.
Great channel and always interesting to learn about your food culture in Japan!!
I'm very interested in Swedish cuisine! Thank you for letting me know. I will continue to post videos about Japanese food. See you in the next video 😆
I’ve always had an autistic fascination with vending machines, so this pleases me.
Vending machines always show us new ideas 😆 They're fun and delicious!
Love the varieties and foods (except horse meat.. 😬). Curry, tsukune, salmon roe - yummy! 😋 Would it be too much to add the tsukune and roe on the rice and drench them with the curry..? 🤤🤤
Oh!! That's a great idea!! Tsukune, salmon roe, curry rice!! What name should I give this dish🤤
@@DigDigJAPAN The DDJ special. 😁
wake up > watch Dig Dig JAPAN > sleep > repeat, best food reviewer channel ever, please never stop making videos!
Wow, what a cool lifestyle!!! 🤣I'm so happy, thank you so much!!!
I'll be uploading lots of videos in the future, so please look forward to them☺️
I'm fairly certain that horse meat is still eaten in France. Can't say how common it is though. I'm in the US and would probably be willing to try both that and rabbit.
It's interesting how food culture is completely different depending on the country and region! I've never eaten rabbit meat, and I've never seen it in Japan, but I'm very curious about it 😳
Japan really has a wide assortment of stuff in vending machines.i hope i could go there soon and try all those fast but yummy treats 😋 and 10:16 i can assure you that its popular in my country and also does donburi dan dotonburi sound similar? is it a coincidence or is it intentional? Idk tbh😅
I hope you enjoy Japanese food when you come to Japan🥰 I'm glad salmon roe is popular in your country!! And it certainly looks similar!! Apparently Dotonbori was named by a person named "Doton"😳
@@DigDigJAPANWow I didn't know dotonburi was named by a person named doton
I wish there was more stuff like this in the US…but I get why it’s not here 😅 also! I dislike salmon roe but LOVE flying fish roe/masago. It’s so yummy and crunchy with a little saltiness. The large roe just don’t work for me, texture wise.
I never thought I'd be able to buy seafood from a vending machine! Flying fish eggs are delicious 😋 I love them too!
Salmon Roe is very popular in the USA but mostly on the east and west coast.
I didn't know salmon roe was popular in the USA!! Thank you for letting me know🙏🏻I guess seafood tastes better when you're close to the sea☺️
@@DigDigJAPAN In the middle of the USA they'd be more interested in your sweet potato and vanilla ice cream invention.
It definitely depends on where you're located within the U.S. Salmon roe is not popular or commonly found in any of the regions of the U.S. that I have lived in. And we don't eat horse meat at all (to my knowledge, anyway). I've also never seen baked sweet potatoes eaten with ice cream - that looks yummy! 😋
@@Meg-m5f I forgot about the horse meat. I am in the equine business and I can tell you that the USA does not allow for horse meat to be sold for consumption but..... we ship more horse meat than you care to know overseas. Whatever you think we ship... times that by 10000.
3:24 looks like the morning after too many beers and Taco Bell
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They give you a good quantity for what you're paying for so I'd say it's good value especially for a sweet potato I'd love to be able to get something like that especially that particular type even though it's as sweet as a western sweet as you put it it is also one that lowers blood sugar and I would just love to have a chance at that.
I didn’t know that sweet potatoes are so sweet, but they also have the effect of lowering blood sugar!! Good thing to know. Thank you☺️🍠
Is your phone a pro or a pro max? Thank you
My phone is a 13 Pro!
@@DigDigJAPAN thank you!
When I think of the black cat I think of Kuroneko-sama from Trigun.
Wow!! They look very similar😳
There's also a character in a French cartoon called Cat Noir.
I wish I had these vending machines near where I live, all the ones near me only have chips 😭
I guess frozen vending machines are still rare 🥹 I hope they become more common around the world 🥹But the chips are delicious too!!!🥔
@@DigDigJAPAN In America, due to vandalism, these would be too costly to upkeep for the public. But you do find some frozen vending machines inside of places such as factories, steel plants, and other rougher type of jobs! My last job had Sandwiches, frozen meals, and a vending machine dedicated to cakes and desserts as well!
Those salmon Roe as you call it westerners would call it salmon caviar are bigger than what we get here I always thought that they were much smaller than that those are huge. No it's not not popular is just depends on people and what they like here it's sold usually in much smaller size than what you have I mean they're tiny in comparison to what you have and they usually sold with a possibility of cream cheese if you want to mix them together... I have seen small packages for people trying to impress somebody with the idea of salmon caviar add caviar itself is not kosher so having something that looks like caviar and it's slightly salty like caviar well you get the idea it's sort of the kosher variety.
Thanks for letting me know!!
I wonder why Japanese ikura (salmon caviar) is so big🤣
It looks so yummy to eat with cream cheese! I'll try it next time.
I didn't know they had kosher too😳
There's a lot of Japanese food that isn't popular outside of Japan. But I wouldn't pay it any mind. Japanese food is delicious!
Japanese people are used to Japanese food so they find it delicious, but I guess it tastes weird when you eat it normally? 😂
I'm so glad you like Japanese food!! Thank you ☺
Please do review various available Indian meals that are sold via Vending Machines or in supermarket.
Indian food is also very interesting!! I see it in supermarkets sometimes!! I'll try to find vending machines too☺️
En Colombia el mismo vaso lleno hasta el borde de jugo de naranja 🍊 natural exprimido 50 centavos de dóllar
¡Guau! ¡En Colombia puedes disfrutar de jugo de naranja fresco a muy bajo precio! 😋
Sweet potatoe skin has 10 times the nutrients as the inner flesh and has antioxidants on a similar level to blueberries. 👍
I didn't know the skin had so much nutrition!! I have to eat it🍠✨
Топовий контент❤переглядаю із задоволенням❤
Спасибо, что всегда весело проводите время! Это очень радостные слова🥰
i love your videos
Thank you!!
I love that you said that☺️
🍻 Cheers to you too!
Thank you! I'm happy to cheers with you 🥰
What does atlas stand for is it you travel from one side of the map to the other side of the map to find food challenges?
I understand that atlas = map collection, but did I say that? ? Sorry if it's hard to understand😂
I didn't think Salmon Roe was a thing in the US at all but I guess it is in some places.
It's not a thing in any of the states I've ever lived in 🤷♀️
I didn't know that salmon roe isn't sold in America very often 😳 It's a very common ingredient in Japan 😋
I want that salmon roe and rice so bad it looks so delicious
I definitely want you to try Hokkaido's salmon roe bowl 🥹✨
Horse meat is considered as taboo here in the UK
I see , it's educational because cultures are different depending on the country 🥹
10$ usd for 2 things of salmon roe aint half bad. that small container would've probably been around 30$ here in ny.
I think it's very cheap compared to the US😂
In Luxembourg or in Europe they don't eat raw meat or I haven't heard it like that yet, they just eat fish and not everyone likes that. And horse meat is eaten more often as steak
I'm happy to learn about Luxembourg culture!! Thank you for letting me know☺️ Horse meat steak is not eaten much in Japan, so I'm very curious!! 😳