Taste Testing Street Food from Around the World | Sorted Food
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 พ.ค. 2024
- It's time to put more of YOUR suggested street food dishes to the test... But who will get closed to guessing where they're from?!
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Also, not the King dynasty, it's the Qing Dynasty; the "q" in hanyu pinyin is pronounced like the English digraph "ch" in "church," more or less. (There's some nuance to it that I don't claim to fully understand or have internalized, but it's absolutely not a "k" sound.)
I'd love there to be a graphic that pops up when the country is revealed for us visual learners so we can see its neighbors.
I adore when Mike aggressively yells at a dish!
Have you guys changed the company that does your captioning? These captions definitely have fewer errors than usual, and I like the fact that when the speaker changes they put the speaker's name on it. Definitely better accessibility, good job whoever did those :)
The look on Barry's face when Mike suggested Yorkshire pudding batter, you could see the hamster wheels at full speed behind the eyes :)
Taiwanese comment :
Ben is out here pronouncing Nicaragua like that lady who said "mee-cro-wavay"
12 years ago i moved to china and smelled Stinky tofu for the first time. I thought there was a sewage break nearby and my wife insisted it was stinky tofu. She was right. A few months later, after id smelled that stuff a dozen times, we were walking down the street and i joked i smelled sewage. As usual my wife insisted it was stinky tofu. A block away we find a broken drain pipe leaking raw sewage into the street. Looks like i was right. A decade later we still play "Is it sewage or stinky tofu" as a game.
I really like how Mike described the "bad" smell getting better by having "a sense of place". That makes so much sense. Blue cheese smells good to me, as my mind has, over the years associated that with yum.
You could do a whole episode about the street food of Wuhan, it's a well known street food region of China. Most of your viewers probably only know it for recent history but the food is incredible and it really deserves some positive media! A few popular foods: regan mian, doupi, lotus root soup, mian wo.
I will say, living in Panama, when you said pork scratchings and yucca I knew it was going to be from someplace nearby. Also, I am SO HAPPY to see some love for Cool Daddy (the Uzbek youtuber) on here! He's a king.
I love the look of Mike making a mental map in his head after hearing Nicaragua, figuring out hes won. Great video guys!
Two shout outs to New Zealand in a row from Ben... sounds like he's been researching a trip!
The best kind of stinky tofu is the kind you can smell three streets away! My brothers and I have often followed our noses straight to the stall haha. I prefer it without the sauce, because I find the sauce tends to make the outside skin go soggy, but if you eat it plain with just a little salt it's delicious.
The geography geek and food lover in me loves this series. Also love playing along at home, with the first one also glad I'm at home and smell-a-vision isn't a thing yet
Never seen anything from Uzbek cuisine on TH-cam. I love this series for this very reason. Now I will look up the creator they highlighted!! Thanks Sorted!
for the next episode, you guys should try a street dessert called "Klepon" from Indonesia. It's a sweet rice cake ball filled with molten palm sugar and coated in grated coconut. The molten palm sugar inside would burst in your mouth when you bite it. Would love to see their reactions😂
That moment when the episode suddenly turned into a Pokerface Challenge. 😂
I'd love to see an episode where all the dishes are from the same country as a twist or from neighboring countries
Im from Nicaragua and Ive been watching Sorted videos for the past 5 years and Ive been longing for you guys to discover some of our Unique cousine. After all theres more of “La Loca” type foods out here hahaha You guys are awesome!