I wanna take some time to say that you are honestly a highlight to me, every time I see your postings I get so happy because the videos are so relaxing, I love everything about your channel ❤️❤️
@@tizzy-hizzy stop pretending- viet nam and korea both celebrate their own versions of the lunar holiday. Stop trying to thieve from cultures that are morally far superior to your own heinous one.
Chinese snacks are always interesting to me including the well-designed packaging. I appreciate the greeting at the end. Thanks, DancingBacons. Happy New Year!
I've always wanted to be invited to a Chinese New Year dinner the tables are only set with amazing looking food and I've really always wanted to try Mooncakes! 😋
@@slubfarm Honestly depends on your taste. I personally adore the taste of plain mooncakes or the ones with a yolk in the center of it but dislike the one's that have nut fillings. But yeah they are so high in calories :')
@@slubfarm it depends on the type of mooncake and the filling there's 3 different styles of crust and they can be filled with almost anything but there are only a few traditional fillings available in Asian markets and the most common one is the one I really don't like lol. But they are seasonal check Asian markets in August.
I love mandarim oranges! One of my aunts used to have an orange tree, unfortunately most time they only grew in the winter, so we could barely enjoy its freshness in a hot summer, and they have different names here! Some people (like me) call it "Mexerica", some calls it "Tangerina" and there's a few who calls it "Bergamota", it's so fun to know that they represent gifting gold to your loved ones!
恭喜發財! Lunar New Year 2022 starts on February 1st and lasts fifteen days! Just a reminder for those that is interested in celebrating this holidayr, on the first day of lunar New Years, DO NOT CLEAN YOUR HOUSE NOR WASH YOUR CLOTHES AND HAIR. Doing so will result in you cleaning your good luck and wealth away. That is bad luck
As someone who is very ignorant to the wonderful traditions of the Chinese New Year, this was so educational and fun to watch. Thank you so much for posting! Happy New Year! ❤️
Such a pleasant surprise at the end!! I love her! She has got to have the sweetest most beautiful smile ever!! Happy new year, Dancing Bacons. Much love from Pennsylvania. May your new year bring you blessings, love and much happiness!!!!
Thank you so much for enlightening us with food from so many cultures. It's humbling and I also enjoy seeing some the snacks and goodies I grew up with! 😀
I remember our neighbours delivering us plates of these treats. It was such a wonderful experience for us Australians to have! Ba kwa was an interesting taste- originally I thought it would be more savoury like beef jerky :-)
Wow absolutely that looks took yummy and delicious 😋 I love Chinese snacks super crispy tadty and crunchy full of energy thank hiu for shareing this awesome amazing sharing 👌
@@gabrielajunqueira216 boa pergunta, mas parecem muito com sequilhos na minha opinião. Quando vi achei bem parecido com alguma comida daqui que já comi, só não tenho certeza do nome.
I use to make the peanut puffs (gok jai) with my grandmother and I tried making the Honey Hole cookies too. Took a few attempts but i got it right! Grandma passed away and I still make these cookies from time to time. Most requested cookies from my kids! A lot of work. Gung Hay Fat Choy, Sun Nin Fai Lok!
The preserved fruit box reminds me of the snack/candy platter my family has during Chinese New Year. We have this box with 7 compartments, and every year we would buy candy and traditional snacks to put in it. It’s fun filling them up (and also fun eating the candy)
At first, I most wanted to try the pineapple roll, and the tart. But the Nian Gao looks so delicious, I'd choose that if I had to pick just one. Happy New Year, Mr and Mrs Bacon!
@@bilgenoguz5307 temperature ranges play a big part. I live in an area called the Evergreen state for it's lush forests, but we can't grow most citrus fruits outdoors due to our winters. Southern California is about the closest place that can, and they're around 1200 miles (or roughly a 20 hour drive) away
Loved seeing mrs and mama bacons in here this video. Where I live we have a couple of shops that sell chocolate coins year round 😀 it’s a favorite summer treat for us to put in the freezer then later unwrap the frozen coins. Happy New Years!
Even i'm malay. I love chinese candy & snack. When i was a kids, when chinese new year..me amd my few members goes to our chinese neighbour ❤️❤️ they will gives us 2 orange, a bunch of rabbit candy (milk candy), red plum candy & a box of juice ❤️❤️ Until now! they still gives us that ❤️❤️ i love you auntie mei ling & uncle ah tan❤️😘
11:48 in the philippines, we coat it with egg and immediately fry it. the crispy layer of egg takes me back to my childhood and is still one of my favorites to this day.
Thank you for inspiring me to try foods from china, Asia, Japan, India, & more. I downloaded the wee app because of your videos, so I could get some of the foods you show & try them.
Happy Chinese New Year to you and your family. Thank you for all your delicious videos all through the year! It is truly enjoyable and nostalgic as well. May you always stay beautiful and cute!
I enjoyed this video so much - it was really interesting learning about these Chinese New Year snacks (most of which I knew nothing about), and the video itself was fun to watch. Thank you so much for sharing these traditions with us!
i LOVE stuff like this, it is very educational IMO and helps others understand other cultures and the things they celebrate, eat or do on special occasions. i think it's a very sweet thing to know of.
Mandarines are one of my favorite fruits! So much that I have a young mandarine tree planted in a pot in my garden, hopefully someday it will bare fruit 🙏🏻
I would love to try all of these, they’re all so pretty. We have mandarin oranges here in the USA, they’re called “cuties”, and orange slices, the jelled orange candy. 🥳 Happy New Year to you both!!!
I've been watching your videos all day and night since yesterday. Your channel is so addictive and i absolutely love watching every video 🤗Happy new year!!
2:33 I think the 4 unknown fruits are dyed preserved/candied cherries (sometimes called glacé cherries - they come in red, green, yellow and orange colors)
your videos bring me so much joy!!! when i watch them i get calm and stop thinking about my anxiety, im so grateful for this chanel, dont stop making this videos❤❤❤
We enjoy those love letter cookies here in Canada 🇨🇦 . They're a big hit in our office. I never knew rhe name of them though. Now I have some interesting information to share with my office 😀🥰 Yum!!
Practically, when chinese new year comes, every single chinese house must have that box of plum 2:12 ❤️ i love the red one & the yellow one❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ its literally 70% sweet & 30% sour. Love that! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙆🏻♀️❤️
I wanna take some time to say that you are honestly a highlight to me, every time I see your postings I get so happy because the videos are so relaxing, I love everything about your channel ❤️❤️
I agree they make my day so much better like its so calming i feel relax
@@mel0nixix let’s not.
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@@lilianasanchez4049 还
Yup totally agree
Orange "fruit slices" were one of my favorite candies as a child. In the US, you can also find them in lemon, lime, and other fruit flavors.
Grape was my favorite
In India also .. mango is my fav and orange is my mother's fav 😊
DB: “They are fragile and must be handled with care.”
Also DB: *proceeds to obliterate it in palm of hand*
4:31
@@DefiniteIyHuman yup def
yes, 🤣
Love to see Momma Bacon!!! Much respect.
Love the Chinese New Year snacks! The new year cake was one of my faves to eat growing up!
It's the LUNAR NEW YEAR. The holiday does not revolve around the most selfish and abhorrent communist nation of the 21st century.
@@stephenisheta8457 bruh
@@stephenisheta8457 wth
@@tizzy-hizzy stop pretending- viet nam and korea both celebrate their own versions of the lunar holiday. Stop trying to thieve from cultures that are morally far superior to your own heinous one.
@@stephenisheta8457 why me? lol im not even chinese
The traditions are the best part about learning through food. I love it!
謹賀新年
いつも楽しい動画をありがとうございます！
食べものだけでなく一緒に聞こえてくる鳥の鳴き声、風が吹いて木々の擦れる音、晴れた空、バイクの走る音、周りの人達の声…
シンガポールの生活が懐かしく魅入っています。
今年もお二人にとって良い１年になりますように！
Chinese snacks are always interesting to me including the well-designed packaging. I appreciate the greeting at the end. Thanks, DancingBacons. Happy New Year!
They all look delicious. I wish i could try them all
Same here
@@fluttershyamy Same too here
You can search the recipe for some item try search " nastar ", " sagu cookies", " kembang goyang" ...
Same. They all look tasty!
I've always wanted to be invited to a Chinese New Year dinner the tables are only set with amazing looking food and I've really always wanted to try Mooncakes! 😋
moon cakes are like soft, small cakes filled with custard (most of the time) or you can make it fun and delicious with different fillings :)
You can go to your local asian supermarket and find mooncakes there. Or you can order them online.
I hear mooncakes aren't as good as they look, and very calorie dense...but I also want to try them
@@slubfarm Honestly depends on your taste. I personally adore the taste of plain mooncakes or the ones with a yolk in the center of it but dislike the one's that have nut fillings. But yeah they are so high in calories :')
@@slubfarm it depends on the type of mooncake and the filling there's 3 different styles of crust and they can be filled with almost anything but there are only a few traditional fillings available in Asian markets and the most common one is the one I really don't like lol. But they are seasonal check Asian markets in August.
I love mandarim oranges! One of my aunts used to have an orange tree, unfortunately most time they only grew in the winter, so we could barely enjoy its freshness in a hot summer, and they have different names here! Some people (like me) call it "Mexerica", some calls it "Tangerina" and there's a few who calls it "Bergamota", it's so fun to know that they represent gifting gold to your loved ones!
And also laranja cravo 😆
I saw it being called as pokan too
Mandarine in Germany
My dream is to live somewhere I can have an orange tree in my backyard.
@@lauriepenner350 oh that is a beautiful dream
I love the chinese culture. Its so pretty and rich in details! Hi from Brasil 🇧🇷
those are Malaysian Chinese products..
@@azharidris7092 ohhhhhh. Whatever, its still cool and pretty hahah
Perhaps you also love strict rules too
Besides the food, what I liked most about this videos were the packaging!! These pots are very useful!!
Those snacks looked really good. I wish we had some like that here. I may have to look around for some. Thanks for sharing, happy New Year.
I am so glad you and your mate are happy together. Thank you for all the years of videos!
恭喜發財!
Lunar New Year 2022 starts on February 1st and lasts fifteen days!
Just a reminder for those that is interested in celebrating this holidayr, on the first day of lunar New Years, DO NOT CLEAN YOUR HOUSE NOR WASH YOUR CLOTHES AND HAIR.
Doing so will result in you cleaning your good luck and wealth away. That is bad luck
What’s that mandarin word
@@implayingrobloxandwht my chinese isnt the best but something along the lines of wishing you good luck and good prosperity
@@implayingrobloxandwht oh it says "gong xi fa cai" which means "may you blessed with wealth and prosperity"
As someone who is very ignorant to the wonderful traditions of the Chinese New Year, this was so educational and fun to watch. Thank you so much for posting! Happy New Year! ❤️
Such a pleasant surprise at the end!! I love her! She has got to have the sweetest most beautiful smile ever!!
Happy new year, Dancing Bacons. Much love from Pennsylvania. May your new year bring you blessings, love and much happiness!!!!
Thank you so much for enlightening us with food from so many cultures. It's humbling and I also enjoy seeing some the snacks and goodies I grew up with! 😀
I remember our neighbours delivering us plates of these treats. It was such a wonderful experience for us Australians to have! Ba kwa was an interesting taste- originally I thought it would be more savoury like beef jerky :-)
Those little candy mandarin oranges were adorable. I need some of those! Happy New Year ☺
We buy thousands of boxes of Mandarin oranges this time of year in Western Canada. Love em.
Wow absolutely that looks took yummy and delicious 😋 I love Chinese snacks super crispy tadty and crunchy full of energy thank hiu for shareing this awesome amazing sharing 👌
Dancingbacons is the best and watching dancingbacons become part of my daily routine and im always waiting for your videos!❤
I like how this video included info about the snacks and the traditions and stories behind them 👍
We have the same cookies (coconut and tapioca) in Brasil, so delicious and melts in the mouth . I liked the fishy snacks too.
Eu tô tentando desvendar de qual comida você tá falando e até agora nada kkkkk como que chama?
@@gabrielajunqueira216 boa pergunta, mas parecem muito com sequilhos na minha opinião. Quando vi achei bem parecido com alguma comida daqui que já comi, só não tenho certeza do nome.
@@Jo-yo1hv eu tava pensando em sequilhos tbm mas o coconut me deixou 🤨 hm será?
@@gabrielajunqueira216 oxe sequilhos de coco 😥
@@Jo-yo1hv existe???? Ianeosmsslkdoe eu só vi tipo "sabor côco"
Mas talvez seja sequilhos então
Wow all that bak kwa looks so heavenly! I love the stuff!
I like watching all your videos! The green scenery with the bird singing is so nice!
This brings tears to my eyes seeing this far from my homeland.. Happy CNY friends around the world
Bak kwa looks so tasty. And how cool of you to show us a recipe for the crispy crab, definitely going to try that out!
I use to make the peanut puffs (gok jai) with my grandmother and I tried making the Honey Hole cookies too. Took a few attempts but i got it right! Grandma passed away and I still make these cookies from time to time. Most requested cookies from my kids! A lot of work. Gung Hay Fat Choy, Sun Nin Fai Lok!
I really enjoy the sound of the birds and various other things in the background, it's very calming. 🥰🥰🥰
Very nice. I like those orange jelly drops.
The preserved fruit box reminds me of the snack/candy platter my family has during Chinese New Year. We have this box with 7 compartments, and every year we would buy candy and traditional snacks to put in it. It’s fun filling them up (and also fun eating the candy)
Beautiful video thank you for posting everything looks so delicious and the price is so reasonable
Happy Lunar New Year! Thank you for sharing your culture with us!
At first, I most wanted to try the pineapple roll, and the tart. But the Nian Gao looks so delicious, I'd choose that if I had to pick just one.
Happy New Year, Mr and Mrs Bacon!
🤭 Its actually Mrs. & Mrs. Bacon! They are both women. 🙃
@@sCarrieCemetery no they aren’t.
@@zerotodona1495 yes, they are! 🙄
legitimately this channel is the single reason i've decided to visit asia! All the food with the culture is so otherworldly to me and i love it!
It’s interesting to see mandalina (mandarin oranges) as a unique snack. We eat more than 2 a day for the whole winter season in Turkey (5-6 months)
Same in the US cause of the different growing regions.
@@zerotodona1495my geography is the worst but the region of China looks unusually vast and fertile. So i was suprised
@@bilgenoguz5307 temperature ranges play a big part. I live in an area called the Evergreen state for it's lush forests, but we can't grow most citrus fruits outdoors due to our winters. Southern California is about the closest place that can, and they're around 1200 miles (or roughly a 20 hour drive) away
BCH Bak Kwa has been my favorite ever since I was a child. The Chili Pork in particular is Yum!
Im just peeling a mandarin orange myself as you're peeling yours. I love them.
Loved seeing mrs and mama bacons in here this video. Where I live we have a couple of shops that sell chocolate coins year round 😀 it’s a favorite summer treat for us to put in the freezer then later unwrap the frozen coins. Happy New Years!
My first business trip to Singapore was right before Lunar New Year. My workmates made sure I participated I even got a hongbao. It was fun.
Even i'm malay. I love chinese candy & snack. When i was a kids, when chinese new year..me amd my few members goes to our chinese neighbour ❤️❤️ they will gives us 2 orange, a bunch of rabbit candy (milk candy), red plum candy & a box of juice ❤️❤️ Until now! they still gives us that ❤️❤️ i love you auntie mei ling & uncle ah tan❤️😘
11:48 in the philippines, we coat it with egg and immediately fry it. the crispy layer of egg takes me back to my childhood and is still one of my favorites to this day.
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I just started looking at your channel, I love it. I'm looking forward to trying some of the foods.
This was actually really informative! I grew up around a huge Mainland Chinese population and I never knew about the sticky rice cakes and whatnot.
I love seeing the foods ,the cultural traditions and meanings behind them 👀😊💙
Happy New Year!!! Wish we could try these too they look gorgeous.
😇😇🥰🥰😍😍😍🤩🤩🤩🤩🥵🥵🥵🥶🥶🥶🥶🤠🤠🥳🥳🥳🥸🥸😎😎😎😎😎😎😷😷😷😷😷😷😷🥷🥷🥷🥷
Stop by an Asian grocery.
Happy Lunar New Year !!! Everything looked delicious and fun, would love to Celebrate with. Thanks for sharing 💕 🎉🥓👍
Those mini oranges slices are so cute!
Thank you for inspiring me to try foods from china, Asia, Japan, India, & more. I downloaded the wee app because of your videos, so I could get some of the foods you show & try them.
Happy Chinese New Year to you and your family. Thank you for all your delicious videos all through the year! It is truly enjoyable and nostalgic as well. May you always stay beautiful and cute!
I enjoyed this video so much - it was really interesting learning about these Chinese New Year snacks (most of which I knew nothing about), and the video itself was fun to watch. Thank you so much for sharing these traditions with us!
You can never go wrong with Kuih Bahulu.. nice with hot tea or coffee 😋
i LOVE stuff like this, it is very educational IMO and helps others understand other cultures and the things they celebrate, eat or do on special occasions. i think it's a very sweet thing to know of.
Another great video! Thanks for sharing the snacks with us and a little history 😊
Mandarines are one of my favorite fruits! So much that I have a young mandarine tree planted in a pot in my garden, hopefully someday it will bare fruit 🙏🏻
The mandarin look orangy and fresh, 👍😋
Great video. Thank you for showing us some of your culture. Very interesting and looks very delicious.
Chinese new year snacks do actually look and probably do seem very tasty, I hope i can try them soon
Your channel has gotten me through alot. Thank you for this amazing relaxing content that makes everyone who watches it happy
Interesting, some are very familiar to me while others I have never heard of. I love that your channel always introduces new things to me!
I would love to try all of these, they’re all so pretty. We have mandarin oranges here in the USA, they’re called “cuties”, and orange slices, the jelled orange candy. 🥳 Happy New Year to you both!!!
Stop by an Asian grocery.
It's exciting to see how similar the snacks there with Indonesia that I can guarantee that all those snacks are reaaaally yummy hehe
I've been watching your videos all day and night since yesterday. Your channel is so addictive and i absolutely love watching every video 🤗Happy new year!!
My wife makes Honey Hole cookies. Yum! I love those love letter style too.
2:33 I think the 4 unknown fruits are dyed preserved/candied
cherries (sometimes called glacé cherries - they come in red, green, yellow and orange colors)
You are such an entertaining youtube channel. I have started watching you 8 months ago and I LOVE watching you youtube videos now
Those orange jellies at the start where the coolest thing I have seen in a long time.
Happy Lunar New Year, Mrs. and Mrs. Bacon! 🐯
I love those oranges. I bought some Saturday.
I am learning so much from thus channel. I'll be able to identify the tasty snacks at the Chinese grocer. Thanks 😀
Happy New Year! Loved seeing Miss Dancing Bacons at the end of the video 🧧🏮🎊
I would try those olive dried fruit, seems neat!
your videos are my favourite things ever, it’s so interesting seeing all these snacks and food from other cultures, i love it so much :D
Oh boy it’s my year!! Tiger year 🐯 eating lots of dumplings tonight for good wealth! Cheers!
your videos bring me so much joy!!! when i watch them i get calm and stop thinking about my anxiety, im so grateful for this chanel, dont stop making this videos❤❤❤
Super yummy yummy foods
I love those fancy packings
I just finish binge watching your convenience store video.. and now I got more.. thank you ✨✨
They look absolutely delicious looking & wish I could try them all….
💜💙❤️💚💛🧡
Great write up snacks about Cny that I never knew until nw. Just in time! Thanks. 👏🏻👍🏻
The food that you show always looks so delicious. Happy New Year from the Uk England
Wah... beberpa q suka bgt...
Always enjoy your videos! Great content!
Whaaatt!!??? I never knew that the new year cake can be cooked...
🤯🤯
That cake was my favourite since I can remember, so it's really blow my mind 😆
Snacks series and snacks both looking fantastic
We enjoy those love letter cookies here in Canada 🇨🇦 . They're a big hit in our office. I never knew rhe name of them though. Now I have some interesting information to share with my office 😀🥰 Yum!!
Happy new years and thanks for the videos ...
Everytime I look at mandarin first thing come to my mind is yoongi eating it 🥺🥺💜💜💜
Practically, when chinese new year comes, every single chinese house must have that box of plum 2:12 ❤️ i love the red one & the yellow one❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ its literally 70% sweet & 30% sour. Love that! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽🙆🏻♀️❤️
Mmm delicious food for Chinese new year
Please cook more often in ur videos its fun to see ur house and ur cookings btw that old lady was pog
Thank you for sharing, very interesting, and looked rather delicious. 😊
Keep doing what you do! Love this channel!
All the CNY treats look very yummy!
They remind me of the Brazilian candies and snacks my family sells in southern Minas gerais in Brazil
Especially the chocolate coins and the cookies
Love chinese new year have a great one 👍
Bak Kwa is a must try. It's really sweet and smoky. It's like Tocino here in the Philippines but in jerky form.