what the old man is doing is called candy pulling, i used to work at a restaurant wich made its own candy, its really REALLY heavy to pull the candy, major respect to this man!
My dad is 93 years old. He started working as farmer when he was 13. He is still working on the farm every day. It's impossible to stop him from growing plants.
Farhan/ Power I’m not saying it’s a problem, some new candies made in factories are quite good, but as moon jar said , this is starting to die off, so the fact that this man is still making candy for other people to experience is quite amazing.
@Farhan/ Power because it is kinda a problem. Machines are being used alot, that causes pollution. Besides, this man worked hard and you should appreciate it.
-title is not clickbait -video is straight to the point -good editing with no flashy effects or overly annoying music with terrible loops -great camera angles with no obstructions 10/10 video
He is wearing back pain belt and he is doing that work from 70 years Hatts off to you grand father. Hard working. God bless you both with showers of blessings....
M Grace Mary you can definitely tell he absolutely loves his job, he's also the same age as my grandad. But mine is Vietnamese, but also loves cooking dishes like something similar to mochi, but much bigger.
@@cylnder I mean we all saw how hard he had to pull for that. A lot of candy makers that I have seen it used heat insulating gloves and don't cool the candy down nearly as much as he did just because it's so hard. I think part of what helps the people who make a bigger batches though is that the candy is heavy enough that it stretches itself for a little bit. That's why a lot of the candy hooks are hung on a wall at about head height.
@@cylnder to be honest im not surprised that he had enough strength to pull the candy , what im interested in is the way he was wrapping the candy around that stick thing
@@I.haveinsanediarrhea when a person has a weak back they will have a back supporting belt, which basically forces their back forwards and makes them stand up straighter, making their back stronger
I hope you guys realize how impressive it is that he isn’t wearing gloves while stretching the candy. That stuff is HOT especially the part where it was still in the pan and he was trying to get it unstuck that candy is as hot as if it were boiling and thats why you usually see candy makers nowadays wearing gloves while stretching candy like this. And this old man was using bare hands Hope his business continues to do well
honeymilk it isn’t actually my grandpa makes this stuff and I’ve touched it. Ofc...it’s hoooott, but it’s not like fire it’s like a hot coacoa from Starbucks hot..(I live in Taiwan)
Most of the street food chefs, do not uses any fancy-samancy tools to cook simple dishes like the big restaurants usually do. This man is the living example that experience and training is all it takes to cook great food. But in this pandemic ppl should use gloves in the kitchen.
I was super anxious throughout the whole video looking at him dealing with literally boiling sugar with BARE HANDS and with minimal protection, that anxiety turned to massive respect later as he pulled and stretched that candy by hand. He must have so much strength and skill, plus experience and scars to be able to do that. Mad props.
Yeah could be but he didnt touched the candy until it gets slowly hardened, and I assume that the the water he used was ice cold, but I agree that takes skill and calluses to make!
@@Andre-vt4np I'm pretty sure the water barrel under the pan in the first part was very hot. It looked like it was steaming, and if it was that cold, the sugar wouldn't be able to spread out like that.
i think the candy cooled down enough by the time he was stretching it out but yeah still respect for him since this probably takes a lot of skill to do this
Its prob their tradition and he has perfected it... instead of sad I feel happy that hes still doing it without the machine so then it will be more traditional.
0:21 brushing bowl with oil 0:35 boiling the sugar in pot 1:42 pouring the sugar into bowl 2:07 spinning the bowl to spread the sugar out 2:28 scraping candy off the bowl 1st round 3:00 second round of scraping 3:28 third round of scraping 4:45 removing candy from bowl; wrapping the candy round a post, beginning to pull 5:03 the candy begins to be stretched 5:33 candy is now more pliable 5:50 zoom in on candy being pulled 6:10 he ditches one of the sticks and switches posts, begins to more aggressively pull 7:05 he's now created around two metres of distance between him and the post 8:22 he moves to the back of the room and begins to wrap smaller strands onto a longer stick 9:02 he now begins to move back closer to the post as the candy begins to run out 9:13 he finishes pulling the candy and hangs it up, begins to cut it into pieces 9:32 the two begin to separate pieces after cutting the candy into larger sticks 10:11 close up of woman separating larger pieces of candy with razor 11:10 she begins to package the candy 11:21 close up of candy after completion 11:39 taste test 11:49 close up of smaller pieces after completion 12:24 coffee test
You always hear about the color change after pulling, but this is by far the most significant and satisfying video to watch candy being pulled. Each pull adds a little extra air and really does make that color brighter and lighter. Crazy.
@@nathannjh Its a free marketing for the candy store which can possibly increase his sales. And content creator also made money. Win-Win on both sides. Only losers are obsessive content viewers.
@@nathannjh 11 million views, that's conservatively 20 thousand in revenue just from this video. Not his entire life, but I would be surprised if he makes 20k in a year selling candy.
I live in Taiwan. I used to eat it when I was a kid. It’s sweet. Sadly, there are fewer than ten masters of making 白糖蔥 left in Taiwan. The skill is gradually lost. Ohhh I miss the taste of it a lot. (´･_･`)
can we just appreciate the fact he is so old and yet he is doing this and not to mention he touched the still very hot candy with his bare hands this guy is a legend
as someone who's done this, that's the first thing I noticed! That candy is *hot*, when I started doing it, it left me with blisters all over my hands. He must've built up quite a tolerance to it over the years!
@@bin4232 the water is to keep it warm. It has to be hot for it to stretch the way it does. If it cools down to a temperature that you (as in the average person) could comfortably grab, you can't pull it the way he did. workers doing this in stores have to wear thick gloves under standard ones to not get burnt.
I only ever dislike a video of I feel it's inappropriate or just very VERY dumb, and thus deserves negative feedback so that it would stop( it won't but that's the reasoning) If I simply don't enjoy it I just click away. How many people are offended by candy and hard work I wonder. Someone out there is triggered I'm sure.
they could off been crying and couldnt see the like button or there fingers are big they could have an illness where they can only hate and not enjoy. There are many explanations for those dislikes us strong people have to rise and overcome these problems
“白糖蔥“ means "white suger scallion" in Taiwanese. Master of this skill is less than 10 people now, even in Taiwan, the handmade version of this candy is really rare, so when you come to Taiwan someday, you definitely need to try some, it's really good.
Ive been to taiwan twice in my life now (once just last December) and I went to a shop selling pulled candy. (I actually have no idea if it was this guys shop but it looked pretty similar)
for asians like me, when we do more of these kind of things like putting your hands on the hottest substance, our body will instantly learn not to fear it, then you can touch them without pain or stuff.
People say that people using bare hands while working with food is unhygenic for not using gloves but to be honest, its because they love what they're making which is why they want to make it barehanded. Well of course given normal handwashing before and after work. Also when packaging they did wear gloves
First parts, he said that google map wasn't always working and it may led you to strange place, and proposed them just checked address. Second parts, he talked about a mother found him with her kid from Lukang, and he said "Yup, there has another store, but my candy taste better. "
😌Watching elderly Masters do their craft makes me have a revelation of respect for them because they've been doing it for so many years in order to survive. with such hard work and labor on their hands it makes you realize how privileged we are today. Aside from the Serious pep talk I would like some candy please I haven't had sweets in days send help!!🤤😣
AnubisGodess 23 Okay.. I spent 7 hours editing and 28 hours uploading (and used all my data) my latest TH-cam video on traveling Amtrak but only have 20 views !!! How does the video have like 20 TIMES THAT AMOUNT?!?
DJ Lawlz It's more of a What people liked Nowadays. Some people liked Travel vlogs and so, But there is so many famous travel vlogger now. It's not about the effort, but the Fame you get
This is quite different from the other pulled candies I've seen. Those are solid hard candies while this is hollow with a meringue-like texture. This looks so much better! 🤤
It’s called “scallion candy” in Mandarin cuz it looks much like the white part of scallions. Crunchy and not so sweet as normal candy, love it with peanut powder on it
Starts off as syrup, probably super sweet and then he just starts pulling and pulling and pulling, you’re probably tasting what was on his hands rather than the candy XD, but yeah it’s candy it’s sweet and it tastes good.
Lmao imagine someone is using his screwdriver for some real screw thing in a really dirty spot maybe like car engine idk. Then this guy use it back to make the candy
The fact that giant container of candy only equates to 5 USD is wild. For the time and effort they put into their work, especially with their age, I honestly think they should be charging a bit more!
@@bitterlemonboy Agreed. I know it's hard work and all but seriously I can find the same candy with same taste for half a price on the street, but the downside is the chance of food poisoning will be higher. Lol.
Fat Forward Okay.. I spent 7 hours editing and 28 hours uploading (and used all my data) my latest TH-cam video on traveling Amtrak but only have 20 views !!! How does the video have like 20 TIMES THAT AMOUNT?!?
You people take it for granted that everything will be provided in English captions, but it’s more effort consuming to translate than you realize. You don’t need to react each time to a no-caption vid with “how dare they disregard me!” vibes.
In my country ( Ecuador) use the same technique to do this type of candy with the diference that use the hands and the stick that is used to pull the candy is in the wall. A and it's called "Melcocha" here
Okay.. I spent 7 hours editing and 28 hours uploading (and used all my data) my latest TH-cam video on traveling Amtrak but only have 20 views !!! How does the video have like 20 TIMES THAT AMOUNT?!?
God can you imagine how bad that hurts if it gets on you, I've only got a little bit of liquid sugar on my finger and it felt like a drop of lava still have a little scar
its not caramel because caramel is origined from the Europeans so caramel to asians is like a foreign sweet. In this video the man is using sucrose, made from canes😊
Dude didn't even need a thermometer to know if the caramel was ready. All he needed was a spinning wok, screwdriver and a couple of dowel. A true master indeed.
Can you believe this was hand made and gives you a lot for 5 USD!? Like holy in the USA you get a little bit for 10 dollars.... impressive my respect to this man
Master said: 1. this kind of sugar is afraid of heat, can be kept longer with cool environment. 2. people often think sugar will stick on the pan, but actually it doesn't. 3. Just give them the address...otherwise someone will scam you and bring you into deep mountain XD....family chatting
Thats called Melcocha in my country. Its very popular here. I live in Ecuador. There is a whole town called Los Bancos that make this in every house. The best is when the Melcocha is still warm from the stirring. I remember eating it when I was a kid.
In india, there was a guy like him who used to sell this exact same candy. When I used to return home from school I used to buy it for me and my brother. Lets appreciate people like them who make our childhood happy.
![[Japanese Art] Strawberry? Grape? What kind of pattern do you see? How Kintaro candy is made!](http://i.ytimg.com/vi/aHQIXL9W9L0/mqdefault.jpg)
what the old man is doing is called candy pulling, i used to work at a restaurant wich made its own candy, its really REALLY heavy to pull the candy, major respect to this man!
Candy pulling and taffy pulling, is there any difference? Or just name?
@@Invicibus just the name
@@Invicibus Candy is just a generalized term for sweets like taffy, so its basically the same.
Home Home but you get the point tho
*Japanese Arnold in disguise?! 😳😳*
Can we just appreciate that he’s working in that age. God bless these people
my colleague carries out the newspapers...at 3 o clock in the morning, and she is 85 y...yes god bless these people
amen to that bro old people r amazing 😭
Many Taiwan old people work for fun.
"Life after retirement is bored." My exboss say's few days ago.
he doesn’t look too old but it is very difficult and requires a lot of muscle to make candy/sweets by hand
My dad is 93 years old. He started working as farmer when he was 13. He is still working on the farm every day. It's impossible to stop him from growing plants.
You’ve got to appreciate that people like this guy are still making candy with their bare hands when most candy nowadays is made by a machine.
@Moon Jar and some machine causes pollution
Yup. And it feels more genuine when a person makes it. At least to me.
Yeah
Farhan/ Power I’m not saying it’s a problem, some new candies made in factories are quite good, but as moon jar said , this is starting to die off, so the fact that this man is still making candy for other people to experience is quite amazing.
@Farhan/ Power because it is kinda a problem. Machines are being used alot, that causes pollution.
Besides, this man worked hard and you should appreciate it.
-title is not clickbait
-video is straight to the point
-good editing with no flashy effects or overly annoying music with terrible loops
-great camera angles with no obstructions
10/10 video
No annoying voice narration and host we have to look at.
This is so much more satisfying than those “try not to be satisfied” challenges with the crappy overused music
Fr, I'm tired of hearing faded😂😂
*and on and on we’ll goooo*
Yeah they are cringe too
Compliation youtubers: * sad Faded noises *
yeah, and the sponge and sand satisfying videos are not even close to sastisfying
Am I the only one who noticed he is making candy in open toed sandals? That's a level of confidence I don't possess.
Why? What's wrong with wearing sandals?
@@vivanyatodd5036 just imagine if that hot sugar drips onto your toes. you gotta have confidence to leave them exposed like that lol
I was searching for this comment as that was my 1st thought.
@@vivanyatodd5036 boiling sugar is culinary napalm
That was my thought too. He must be very sure in himself, his skill, and his candy making routine.
He is wearing back pain belt and he is doing that work from 70 years Hatts off to you grand father. Hard working. God bless you both with showers of blessings....
M Grace Mary you can definitely tell he absolutely loves his job, he's also the same age as my grandad. But mine is Vietnamese, but also loves cooking dishes like something similar to mochi, but much bigger.
Art tastic 0126 bánh bao chỉ
right??
@@catherinechickennuggetluu2892 ……
@@catherinechickennuggetluu2892, sorry but I wasn’t taught Vietnamese, I’m only half Vietnamese. But yeah.
is that dr ho's magical belt which can make jontron fly?
I’ve tried stretching those candies, and even though they look silky and stretchy, it’s ROCK SOLID, feels like a really strong rubber band.
Either the handmade candy makers have superhuman strength or they have some kind of technique for it because the pulling part is HARD
@@cylnder I mean we all saw how hard he had to pull for that. A lot of candy makers that I have seen it used heat insulating gloves and don't cool the candy down nearly as much as he did just because it's so hard. I think part of what helps the people who make a bigger batches though is that the candy is heavy enough that it stretches itself for a little bit. That's why a lot of the candy hooks are hung on a wall at about head height.
i would think there silky and stretchy wow
@@cylnder to be honest im not surprised that he had enough strength to pull the candy , what im interested in is the way he was wrapping the candy around that stick thing
Yo doesnt it get easier along the way? the heat locked and stored in it from friction makes it melt a tad bit right? it gets stickier tho T_T
This person is wearing back supporting belt and he is still making traditional candy. Massive props to him omg
what is back supporting belt?
@@I.haveinsanediarrhea when a person has a weak back they will have a back supporting belt, which basically forces their back forwards and makes them stand up straighter, making their back stronger
Yea and wearing sandles
This guy is absolutely mad lad
U good a t observing
I hope you guys realize how impressive it is that he isn’t wearing gloves while stretching the candy.
That stuff is HOT especially the part where it was still in the pan and he was trying to get it unstuck that candy is as hot as if it were boiling and thats why you usually see candy makers nowadays wearing gloves while stretching candy like this.
And this old man was using bare hands
Hope his business continues to do well
honeymilk it isn’t actually my grandpa makes this stuff and I’ve touched it. Ofc...it’s hoooott, but it’s not like fire it’s like a hot coacoa from Starbucks hot..(I live in Taiwan)
Plastic gloves would melt and cause problems for whoever eats the candy, better not use gloves in that case
I've made this kind of candy before, overtime your hands just get used to the heat and it honestly isnt even too hot. that is if you do it correctly-
Those are armor plates in his hand
Most of the street food chefs, do not uses any fancy-samancy tools to cook simple dishes like the big restaurants usually do. This man is the living example that experience and training is all it takes to cook great food. But in this pandemic ppl should use gloves in the kitchen.
The candy pulling is what I imagined rapunzel's hair to look like in real life lol
bye bye bruh we have that same profile picture I though I commented that
Mzhe Teo lol
@@mzheteo8734 Your right! haha
bye bye I wonder what it tastes like... teE hEe
same
I was super anxious throughout the whole video looking at him dealing with literally boiling sugar with BARE HANDS and with minimal protection, that anxiety turned to massive respect later as he pulled and stretched that candy by hand. He must have so much strength and skill, plus experience and scars to be able to do that. Mad props.
Yeah could be but he didnt touched the candy until it gets slowly hardened, and I assume that the the water he used was ice cold, but I agree that takes skill and calluses to make!
Ok
@@Andre-vt4np I'm pretty sure the water barrel under the pan in the first part was very hot. It looked like it was steaming, and if it was that cold, the sugar wouldn't be able to spread out like that.
i think the candy cooled down enough by the time he was stretching it out but yeah still respect for him since this probably takes a lot of skill to do this
@@Maeve.36 I think the pan is just steaming because of how hot the candy is.
He is wearing a back supporting belt he's working hard
That thing weights a lot so yeah
I feel bad for the grandpa
yeah
@@yishuu._ same
Its prob their tradition and he has perfected it... instead of sad I feel happy that hes still doing it without the machine so then it will be more traditional.
Can we just respect that this man is 70 years old and still working for their family?
嗨
We better put some respect on that😎
Maybe his son leave him
Retirement is something he will not accept in life lol
Some old people gets bored of staying and doing nothing, so they choose to work.
0:21 brushing bowl with oil
0:35 boiling the sugar in pot
1:42 pouring the sugar into bowl
2:07 spinning the bowl to spread the sugar out
2:28 scraping candy off the bowl 1st round
3:00 second round of scraping
3:28 third round of scraping
4:45 removing candy from bowl; wrapping the candy round a post, beginning to pull
5:03 the candy begins to be stretched
5:33 candy is now more pliable
5:50 zoom in on candy being pulled
6:10 he ditches one of the sticks and switches posts, begins to more aggressively pull
7:05 he's now created around two metres of distance between him and the post
8:22 he moves to the back of the room and begins to wrap smaller strands onto a longer stick
9:02 he now begins to move back closer to the post as the candy begins to run out
9:13 he finishes pulling the candy and hangs it up, begins to cut it into pieces
9:32 the two begin to separate pieces after cutting the candy into larger sticks
10:11 close up of woman separating larger pieces of candy with razor
11:10 she begins to package the candy
11:21 close up of candy after completion
11:39 taste test
11:49 close up of smaller pieces after completion
12:24 coffee test
Under rated comment
Ty :p
Thanks
exactly the most underrated comment😖
This is very useful comment
You always hear about the color change after pulling, but this is by far the most significant and satisfying video to watch candy being pulled. Each pull adds a little extra air and really does make that color brighter and lighter. Crazy.
But most importantly Why is SHE wearing gloves at 10:39 but hes not at 9:39. OSHA is very unhappy about this guys candy making.
It was probably over boiling point when he touched it. Fingers of steel.
Apparently the sugar ‘slab’ can be pretty heavy sometimes so you need to use quite a bit of force. Arms of steel too.
Im not an expert, but I think that sugar cools down pretty quickly
Ryuukishi No. It does not cool down He's probably been doing it for years and his fingers are used to it. My dad does the same thing
Ryuukishi the exact opposite. It’s kind of like metal. It gets really hot, and when it does, it stays hot for awhile.
Yeah its still verryyy hot you can see it steaming damn
He deserves so much respect. I hope his candy is selling well because he works so hard and deserves it.
judging by the size of his store front, the prices, and the 70 years brand. I think the candy sale is typically really good.
This video made the uploader more money than this man will see in his entire life. It’s sad.
@@nathannjh Its a free marketing for the candy store which can possibly increase his sales. And content creator also made money. Win-Win on both sides. Only losers are obsessive content viewers.
@@nathannjh 11 million views, that's conservatively 20 thousand in revenue just from this video. Not his entire life, but I would be surprised if he makes 20k in a year selling candy.
Nope, cause the people who work the hardest always earn the least
You know you’ve gone pro when your working with boiling sugar in sandals.
Chancla if you may lol
*THE ULTIMATE SKILL.*
That is what made me the most nervous about this video, that's sweet sugar napalm when he took that pot off the flame.
nobody can compete
Your talking about the sandals? He was using his bare hands to flip over molten sugar
I appreciate this man sooo much , his hard work deserves all this , I hope his business is going well , I would sure buy a lot if we’re in Taiwan
I love how hes so confident that the candy wont touch the floor when he was stretching it onto the light brown stick
That's when you know you've gone pro
Yeah well he did it for years. Props.
@Bebopman Current hello fellow juul cat cult member
Can we make this to 666 like😳
@@mikeycrafty4345 done
Whoever dares to mess with this man is dead meat. His arms mustve been rly trained because this shit dont look easy at all.
@Roblox gaming sisters! SAMEEE
@@l3m0ngutz69 he is even wearing a back supporter
Hell pull your skin into a fine candy if you mess with him
@@GreenEyedPsycho lol
I imagine some thief in his house, and he just stretches the thiefs face like home-made candy
me: turns on english subtitles so i can understand
subtitles: *[taiwanese chitchat]*
Ikr i wanna know what they were saying then
I’m from Taiwan,but we usually speak Chinese.
@@GaGa._. yeah it's mostly the elders who use taiwanese
@@mandudus we always say some bad word in Taiwanese
@@GaGa._. weird but okay
I live in Taiwan. I used to eat it when I was a kid. It’s sweet. Sadly, there are fewer than ten masters of making 白糖蔥 left in Taiwan. The skill is gradually lost. Ohhh I miss the taste of it a lot. (´･_･`)
Fewer.
@@etymos6644 Thanks. ^_^
@@user-wy5nt3gv8v I've seen more native speakers say less there than fewer so either way you're good.
@@user-wy5nt3gv8v I still don't know how to read our language surprisingly
@@MrTrollman5 Same lol. Fun fact: Most of the Taiwanese kids can't speak Taiwanese well. (˚▽˚)
I appreciate hearing the sounds the young lady makes when her appreciates something she enjoys.
Isn't she just the cutest?
She’s so freaking cute 😫❤️
eternalmayhem lol
eternalmayhem - yes she is adorable!
No negativity allowed here!
@@eternallegacy869 You watch anime and quite possibly hentai so your opinion doesn't count.
can we just appreciate the fact he is so old and yet he is doing this and not to mention he touched the still very hot candy with his bare hands this guy is a legend
I know!
as someone who's done this, that's the first thing I noticed! That candy is *hot*, when I started doing it, it left me with blisters all over my hands. He must've built up quite a tolerance to it over the years!
He put it in water to make sure it wasnt too hot
@@bin4232 the water is to keep it warm. It has to be hot for it to stretch the way it does. If it cools down to a temperature that you (as in the average person) could comfortably grab, you can't pull it the way he did. workers doing this in stores have to wear thick gloves under standard ones to not get burnt.
@@lincdie1245 oh thank you for the info
Everyone has an opinion and everybody should respect each other's. But why would this fascinating video have more than 2000 dislikes is beyond me
MackofejFTW yeah I wish people would start commenting why tf they disliked the video
CCP trolls?
I only ever dislike a video of I feel it's inappropriate or just very VERY dumb, and thus deserves negative feedback so that it would stop( it won't but that's the reasoning) If I simply don't enjoy it I just click away. How many people are offended by candy and hard work I wonder. Someone out there is triggered I'm sure.
youtube bots
they could off been crying and couldnt see the like button or there fingers are big they could have an illness where they can only hate and not enjoy. There are many explanations for those dislikes us strong people have to rise and overcome these problems
The way he cooled it down by spinning it in the water tank blew my mind. Simple, inexpensive and quick. Very innovative.
never mess with a man that makes boiling liquid candy in sandals
That is sugar
@@antoniofloroiu5049 man candy’s are made of sugar, no difference
Sandal jepit
Nitip sendal
Nyasar bos
“白糖蔥“ means "white suger scallion" in Taiwanese.
Master of this skill is less than 10 people now, even in Taiwan, the handmade version of this candy is really rare, so when you come to Taiwan someday, you definitely need to try some, it's really good.
Is the sweetness very sweet? I don't really like too sweet
So its burnt sugar?, Bruh i make burnt sugar sometimes
ANDOW BOY ive trie dqnd i loved it
@@Mikee.. shut up
Ive been to taiwan twice in my life now (once just last December) and I went to a shop selling pulled candy. (I actually have no idea if it was this guys shop but it looked pretty similar)
He just touched hot taffy with his bare hands, *respect*
for asians like me, when we do more of these kind of things like putting your hands on the hottest substance, our body will instantly learn not to fear it, then you can touch them without pain or stuff.
@@hellstic9715 thats how nerve endings work obviously wtf😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
@@hellstic9715 em, kinda. Not just asians tho 😅
@@hellstic9715 for humans in general really
People say that people using bare hands while working with food is unhygenic for not using gloves but to be honest, its because they love what they're making which is why they want to make it barehanded. Well of course given normal handwashing before and after work. Also when packaging they did wear gloves
this man is literally DANCING with the candy I love this guy so much
Chefs use spatulas, legends use screwdrivers
lmao xd
69 likes: ruined
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I'm sorry.ur comment is so funny and this korean alphabet saying laughing sound was my best expression for ur comment xD
@HU̼̽N̼̽᚜᚛T̼̽E̼̽Ꮢ hueheueheueheueheu
Hahahhahah
video: have some taiwanese talking
me: want to know what they said
turn on subtitles*
subtitles: taiwanese chit chat*
me: ._.?
🤣🤣🤣
You are funny..tommorow you will get 1.2k likes..trust me
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I'm Taiwanese. I couldn't understand 3:27,either 🤣🤣🤣because of the special accent
sorry I can't help you 😭🤣🤣🤣
Basically me trying to understand what my grandma saying 😂😂
First parts, he said that google map wasn't always working and it may led you to strange place, and proposed them just checked address.
Second parts, he talked about a mother found him with her kid from Lukang, and he said "Yup, there has another store, but my candy taste better. "
😌Watching elderly Masters do their craft makes me have a revelation of respect for them because they've been doing it for so many years in order to survive. with such hard work and labor on their hands it makes you realize how privileged we are today. Aside from the Serious pep talk I would like some candy please I haven't had sweets in days send help!!🤤😣
your comment brighten my day, thank you.
I bet he enjoys his craft as much as he works hard on it. That's the dream.
AnubisGodess 23 Okay.. I spent 7 hours editing and 28 hours uploading (and used all my data) my latest TH-cam video on traveling Amtrak but only have 20 views !!! How does the video have like 20 TIMES THAT AMOUNT?!?
DJ Lawlz It's more of a What people liked Nowadays. Some people liked Travel vlogs and so, But there is so many famous travel vlogger now. It's not about the effort, but the Fame you get
DJ Lawlz stop spamming all the comments you beggar for views
This is quite different from the other pulled candies I've seen. Those are solid hard candies while this is hollow with a meringue-like texture. This looks so much better! 🤤
My Brain: "Eat it"
Me: "But it's still not fini-"
My Brain: "EAT IT"
You: Let's wait for a bit before we eat it, okay?
Your brain: *_JUST EAT IT!_*
Well if you eat it like that, it would feel like eating a sweet ass edible block of glue
Facts
FRANKUUU
Kageki _2265 most glue is edible anyways trust me
It’s called “scallion candy” in Mandarin cuz it looks much like the white part of scallions.
Crunchy and not so sweet as normal candy, love it with peanut powder on it
路人甲 英文很強欸
I genuinely love this candy, it's somehow crispy and adding some flavoring like peanuts is the BEST
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宜蘭傳藝中心也有現場表演
Starts off as syrup, probably super sweet and then he just starts pulling and pulling and pulling, you’re probably tasting what was on his hands rather than the candy XD, but yeah it’s candy it’s sweet and it tastes good.
StrategicPlayz yeah but that actually just a lot of sugar
It called “sugar green onion “ ,cause it looks like white part of green onion.
And because it is hollow in the middle like a green onion
Lmao😂😂😂
It looks like celery to me
What does it taste like 🥺🥺
yes onyo
When he started to stretch them, it almost looks like Rapunzel's golden hair...So pretty
If it's made by a old asian person, i mean, it HAS to be good
if ITS made by old Asian person hand . i Mean it has to be good (?) im confused wats wrong with me . damn it kira .
people ... what-?
@@nnd6477 what
kira loves hand right . oh u guys . please notice my jokes . :(
Do you want it to be a handmade candy by an Asian woman?😂
Grandma: *spends money buying cooking tools*
Grandpa: *screwdriver*
same with my mother we have spatulas and stuff yet she flips things with her bare hands
It's the old way 😂
If it works it works
@@LUNARBOY132 work work work
Lmao imagine someone is using his screwdriver for some real screw thing in a really dirty spot maybe like car engine idk. Then this guy use it back to make the candy
That childish happiness when she ate it .. damn I felt it 😂😂😂
She look like a cute anime girl doing that 😂
@@xXskellingtonXP *Insert wow anime SFX*
Aside from that I think I can also taste it from looking at her 😂😂
She does that to tell you it's very good
@@afallenhuman That's old af
I like the happy exprecion of that girl after eating a cheap and simple candy, it is amazing how something so simple can bring so much joy
If anyone's curious why the candy turned white, the act of folding doubles the amount of air bubbles in it every time.
Officer Beepsky I didn’t even notice that lol
Officer Beepsky i remember that from that one candy making youtube channel guy.
no one' s curious
Pfft nope. No one's curious
@WEE LE QING dont mind him dude, i bet he doesn't even have any friends
Who else kept panicking every time it was about to touch the floor
No
Me I was like ewww they are letting the candy be at the floor they don’t care oh wait nvm
Anikin stop panikin jesus has a planikin
This is kinda immature but
I really hope it does touch the floor and people would be eating floor candy lmao
@@sirbearbotbear5087 lol why did you think of that?
The fact that giant container of candy only equates to 5 USD is wild. For the time and effort they put into their work, especially with their age, I honestly think they should be charging a bit more!
Most stuff is cheaper there, plus old shops usually don’t charge much.
No, they have to make it as cheap as possible without losing g money so they get more customers
You dont know a thing about business if you want it that way..
I actually think they're charging a bit too much.
@@bitterlemonboy Agreed. I know it's hard work and all but seriously I can find the same candy with same taste for half a price on the street, but the downside is the chance of food poisoning will be higher. Lol.
Taiwan No.1! I love you're candymaking, it makes me fall into it. It makes me forget all my concerns and heals me ^w^
When he was stretching the candy, it looked like he was combing Rapunzel's hair
No replies, so here’s one
@Amaan Hassan Aziz and here's another one
@Amaan Hassan Aziz another one
@@aura8808 and this also
@@bintarai7432 don’t forget this one
You know the candy is good when it requires a screwdriver to make
@@procsx184 look closely its a flat screwdiver
Legend say, using screw driver will make candy 2% tastier. Thats how "secret recipe" works. XD
Even better if you impaled someone with the screwdriver first
@@eline7688 wait a damn-
blood flavour candy ;-;
Is it just me or streching the candy is so satisfying
you’re not the only one
Tru
yes bread doge
*Y E S*
the way he folds it is so mesmerizingg
The way he made is absolutely amazing. Skills are unique!
Skilled? Yes. Unique? No.
some quality content in corona times!
Oddly satisfying
Fat Forward Okay.. I spent 7 hours editing and 28 hours uploading (and used all my data) my latest TH-cam video on traveling Amtrak but only have 20 views !!! How does the video have like 20 TIMES THAT AMOUNT?!?
@@djlawlz4041 bc you're unpopular. I suggest making an ad but you'll have more dislikes than likes.
DJ Lawlz cause this video is interesting and makes me want to watch it
Hey fatty whassup??
OMG HER SMILE IS PURE
AND PROPS TO THE GUY
I AM HAVING ONE OF THE BEST DAYS OF MY LIFE IN A LONG TIME
ikr🥺🥺
You had 69 likes
Sorry for destroyed it 🤭
I know your feels... yup!
Stfu
Uh pure??? I really see she is acting cuz i dont think she evrytime smile do that infront of someone
I can already hear it coming......
This is YOUR Daily dose of internet
LMFAO I watch vids then I see it on his channel sometimes
Yep
Omg ' Hello everyone this is YOUR daily dose of internet'
'Here's a man who knows how to make Taiwanese candy...'
@@moshimoshi7970 lol
もしもしMoshimoshi I could literally hear this comment
it's very touching that he's still continuing to do his job even though he's old. god bless him 💗
Me: turns on captions because I want to know what they are saying
Captions: (Taiwanese chit chat)
Beuh yall with captions are lucky my captions are *nothing*
your profile is like your reaction to the caption : 👁👄👁
im half chinese half korean but grew up with someone taiwanese so i can understand lol
You people take it for granted that everything will be provided in English captions, but it’s more effort consuming to translate than you realize. You don’t need to react each time to a no-caption vid with “how dare they disregard me!” vibes.
@@hamstersdailylife4938 As someone who used to do subtitles, people take these things for granted way too much
In my country ( Ecuador) use the same technique to do this type of candy with the diference that use the hands and the stick that is used to pull the candy is in the wall.
A and it's called "Melcocha" here
It's a craft in most countries. It's how most traditional hard candy is made.
Its still cool to hear, thanks for the info my dude
Melcocaina?
Here in Brazil we call Bala de coco because is made with coconut flavor
Okay.. I spent 7 hours editing and 28 hours uploading (and used all my data) my latest TH-cam video on traveling Amtrak but only have 20 views !!! How does the video have like 20 TIMES THAT AMOUNT?!?
Can’t imagine all the bacteria it picks up when it touches a surface
LEMONS_ARE _GOOD Yes
Quarantine Has Brought Me To PornHub
I like seeing random videos, not quarantine fault
These comments were funny at first, Now there just annoying and over used.
^
This candy is actually super delicious
I’ve eaten it a lot of times XD
你台灣人喔xD
@@niqqaplease 我是香港人，但是在香港和台灣也有吃過 :D
@@kacchan2.068 我爸常常買給我吃 你們那邊方便買嗎
@@niqqaplease 不是特別方便，但是還可以買到。
Separated by country, United by candy
XD
Daaaamn that candy looks softer and more beautiful than my hair 6:00
LOL XDDDD
I was thinking the same, I thought of rapunzel lmao
Monbebe
Who ever said your hair was beautiful?
@@LUNARBOY132 She meant that it looks softer than her hair that she already took care of very well. So I don't know what tf are you on
You can actually see where the floor has worn down over years of him pulling the candy. Crazy
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In my opinion,the whole stick is way more interesting to eat then cutting it.
How to get diabetes within seconds:
Step 1: Swallow the whole stick of candy
That's exactly what I was thinking, that sounds amazing
*than
@@Zahrizi ???
@@dm6678 yes
We have these candy in
Bangladesh 🇧🇩 too. These taste really good. It crumbles and melts in your mouth right away😋
Me: What do you cook with?
Him: I cook with a screw driver
LOOOLL
Driver
VortexR a single screw?
bruh,dude thats a scraper u know
AZ :D Lol thats a flat screwdriver
10:17 holy shit, i didnt notice the knife at 1st and thought he was snapping it perfectly with a touch of his finger
Yeah me too ⊙﹏⊙
Asian power for ya
she*
Sooya Sos its a girl XD
That person's smile when they tried it was so genuine and made me so happy just to see. Clearly very good candy and a very satisfied customer!
I feel like that grandpa is really liking making those sweets, I can see him kinda dancing while he stretches the candy 😂
it's cuz people like you forget about the camera.
Ya'll trying to romanticize everything.
5:46 That looks like pure gold.
Edit, 29.10.2020 : Tysm guys, I didn’t think these likes would be a lot!
Eat the shiny candy
*yes*
Wait can you eat gold
Wait can you eat gold
@@Cuktisntfunny yes you can
God can you imagine how bad that hurts if it gets on you, I've only got a little bit of liquid sugar on my finger and it felt like a drop of lava still have a little scar
I wouldn't know, I've never had a drop of lava on finger yet
@@swordchaos1181 key word"yet " so when you going to do it
Also I had something similar happen to me very hit wax you can wipe it off you have to wait for it to cool it put it into cold water
Did you see theres cold water there?
@@lus-ox3sj Guess not, I have mole vision lol
Imagine a single fly comes in and ruins everything....... I would be PISSED
Comes in what?
N_H your mom dude
What about bacterias on his hands
Haha
Aels Ti ever heard of soap and water
I love the look on the girl at the end when she takes a bite of the candy! She looks so happy!
I swear the best part of your videos is the person at the end trying what ever is made. What an adorable person!!❤️
Why
How Does That Old man do it when I cannot even pull my Gummy bear apart
Easy he’s not human
simple its a miracle that hes strong at that age
Listen ima say this once and once only
*cause gummy bears are made of steel*
Bc you’re an idiot if you can pull apart a gummy bear.
ez answer *asian human*
This man is handling hot caramel with his bare hands and all the confidence in the world as if it were the easiest thing. He has massive balls.
its not caramel because caramel is origined from the Europeans so caramel to asians is like a foreign sweet. In this video the man is using sucrose, made from canes😊
He is quick with it so it doesn’t heat his hand long enough to burn it
@@morganfreemanward3729 still impressive, eh
@@deun9211 yup
And hes been growing that for 70 years
This shop deserves more people to come
練れば練るほどどんどん光を帯出して
めっちゃ綺麗になっていってる…！
金色だぁぁぁ
綺麗すぎて食えんww
龍の髭みたい
食べてみたい…
絹みたいですね
3:26 I... really understood that. Thanks captions.
Lol
😂
TH-cam chit-chat
@@eris1788 Chatting with her employee: just give him his address, otherwise he will be deceived
@@RAY-cs3dy so my whole family just pulled a prank? f
這家的白糖蔥好吃，我幾乎每次去淡水老街，都會買長條和塊狀的各一包，不過個人比較喜歡塊狀的，吃起來口感酥脆，而且還有焦糖的香氣
😋
Yes
that candy looks so golden when he is mixing and stretching
Dude didn't even need a thermometer to know if the caramel was ready. All he needed was a spinning wok, screwdriver and a couple of dowel. A true master indeed.
Imagine how many times the candy touched the floor in this guy's lifetime. Aside from the jokes, much respect, this is some hard work.
I loved when it changed color and started looking like snow whites pubes, perfection
Tidepod Tomato I-
@@langotango2783 omg XD
Snow white pubes- what does that even look like- 😶
@@rennXenn white
This freakin old man is so expert in this candy he deserves to have the world record. And oddly satisfying content bro.
Sara Mahmood
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•mochi•0v0
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Orville chen
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Realy guy :)))
A world record of what exactly doing his job like everyone else
Can you believe this was hand made and gives you a lot for 5 USD!? Like holy in the USA you get a little bit for 10 dollars.... impressive my respect to this man
3:07 Me trying to flip an omelette
You're not alone mate
Same here
Same bro, all in the same boat with that one
"hello everyone this is your daily dose of internet"
Haha
Wait did daily does of internet put this into his video?
Stalking your recommendations
*I could already hear his voice*
MEGUMIN?!
Master said:
1. this kind of sugar is afraid of heat, can be kept longer with cool environment.
2. people often think sugar will stick on the pan, but actually it doesn't.
3. Just give them the address...otherwise someone will scam you and bring you into deep mountain XD....family chatting
@Loli4lyfoh nice info boi
Thats called Melcocha in my country. Its very popular here. I live in Ecuador. There is a whole town called Los Bancos that make this in every house. The best is when the Melcocha is still warm from the stirring. I remember eating it when I was a kid.
And while your eating this candy you say, “This candy seems simple”
Who says that when eating candy lmao
Zenovia Blake exactly lmao
No one says that
Bruh nobody says that 💀
æugh
看著英文字幕 聽著台語
感覺很新鮮 ___臺灣人簽
+1身為台灣人卻不知道怎麼做的🤣
i feel blessed understanding chinese
Anyways
Translation:
Reading English subtitles and hearing Taiwanese
Feels fresh ___a Taiwanese person
身為台灣人卻沒吃過白糖蔥 覺得很新奇
@@hahaitsme5905 糖蔥通常在廟會攤販還是民俗村的地方會賣，我看過現場製作
@@jaslikeart ok
Nobody:
Subtitles: "(taiwanese chit chat)"
Xdddddddd
U copied a comment smh
2:06 this part is just pure satisfying
Okay
The lady's giggle at the end tells us that happiness that we get while chewing candies is the same at any age
In india, there was a guy like him who used to sell this exact same candy. When I used to return home from school I used to buy it for me and my brother. Lets appreciate people like them who make our childhood happy.
I remember a man used to make watched with this candy on our hands and they were too sticky to take them off
沒想到能在youtube看到糖蔥的製作，這也算是古老技藝的一種了，如果沒有影片，很有可能會失傳，感謝作者
我還以為只有我一個台灣人在看影片
還有我🙋♀️
@@朱怡華-c5e wow
Nick chang 哈哈
👍🏻
I rly appreciate that he use his hands instead of machine
Love u 😽
4 years old girl: *is this how we make slime??*
SO TRUE LMFAO
Lol is all about that slime.
Ah yes, slime made of sugar
It was funny until I saw the gacha.
Electrified Heart exactly
なんかいいねー
こうやっておっちゃんが一所懸命作ってくれてるって
Yosuke Fishing days みんな衛生面がどうのこうのってコメントしかしてないから(日本人)あなたのコメントを見てすごくほっこりした
ありがとう
@@コンノ-v2d そんなコメントあります？本当にあったんですか？
@@modelp5615 多いですよ
国内のお店を紹介する動画ですらそういったコメントする方いますね
model p え、え…なんでそんな疑われてんの私…
その衛生面コメントがされてるってよりかはそれに近いコメントの返信欄で衛生面のことが書いてあります
特に日本人
What the f- Is this
70yrs old and still hard working. May god bless you grandpa 🌸
Taiwanese candy is always so beautiful.