4:27 I love these ones where they use popping candy to pretend to cook the candy, reminds me of the egg one from a previous video. Simple but great effect!
I vaguely remember someone telling me that in asia they often sell "toys" filled with super cheap candy inside so they can shovel that junk into every section of the store xP
Can't help but notice how wasteful a lot of countries can be with their plastic packaging. Especially when you consider that you get so little in them as well. I understand its meant to be fun for children but they'd barely get much use out of it before it went in the bin 😒
Pretty sure it is actually a toy, with candy as a bonus. Which is why you see the same kind of candy in most of these toys. It's like those collectible japanese toys, with a side bonus of candy gum.
@@sneknsnek Riiight, the country that has states banning plastic straws takes the cake from other countries with rivers hidden under plastic bags and bottles.
To be clear, most of these are sold as toys, not candy. The candy there is just a bonus, which is why all the attractive doll house toys basically have the same kind of low quality candy. Think of it as similar as to those Japanese collectible toys with a side bonus of white gum candy you see on YT
The jelly snake reminds me of a similar candy in the US. It's a reptile made of gelatin. I actually got it banned in my house because I hit my brother with one, then he accidentally hit my older sister, and then an all out brawl began. Turns out gelatin candy can hit pretty hard. Good memories.
I give Thailand high marks for the weirdness of the type of candy here as well as for the weirdness of the packaging and concept. It didn’t always work, but inventive to say the least! Thank you, DancingBacons.
This is the only time I’ll ever be thankful I’m not over there, I’d spend a small fortune on stuff like this. I’m always on the lookout for bizarre looking candies, the stranger the better! 😋 Especially if it’s incredibly sour.
@1:33 I still remember how me and my sis bought the candy in kitchen appliances and then we played pretend like cooking with those . I don't remember the taste of the candy but those kitchen appliances were the treasure for us . We loved it so much . Especially the blender candy . And there was the refrigerator candy too .
Though some of these were super wasteful, I couldn’t help notice how creative and interesting the packaging was! Also liked that they drew inspiration from real objects. Loved the steak one. The toothpaste one reminded me of a play on Darlie toothpaste (super common toothpaste in Asian markets) (Not so fun fact: Darlie (a colgate company) was originally named Darkie, a slur for Black people. Since the whiteness of teeth contrasted with the Black paint used for blackface)
The single use packagings are alarming with some of the sweets. But a resourceful child can easily reuse those as toy props for either cute doll play or toy sets for creative figurine play. Like that steaming rack and shopping basket are adorable!
Sweets galore! I feel like a kid again 😋😃 Love the sound of nature and drone of traffic as white noise too. So visually satisfying and relaxing. Love DancingBacons! 🥰
This makes me nostalgic. There used to be a warehouse that sold imported candy and snacks for cheap around here. You could get a shopping bag of stuff for $10. Like this video it also sold candy of varying qualify/obvious knockoffs. Got the worst soda ever there; Santa Cola. And I don't mean Coke.
I love your videos, the videos of your smiling Ms, your patio with birds and when it rains, and your humor. So many more creative food products and cuisines than here in the US. I wish our country would take notice from what you have and step up their game. Though, here, things would be far more costly.
How cool is it that for 27 American cents you can get candy and a toy! Every time I watch these I want to move to Thailand. My husband is from there and I’m trying to convince him we should go. Best food in the world as far as I’m concerned. 😋❤️
You do realize you can buy cheap candy toys in the US right? Not only is it the same crappy candy with the same crappy toys it will probably have less waste since the West is more mindful of that sort of thing.
@@suelancaster6959 How receptive are people to you when you start a sentence like that? I’m just curious. Yes, I am aware that I can buy cheap candy toys in the US. But as far as the US crappy toys being less wasteful, you do know they’re made in Asian countries, right? The US is not superior in creating less waste. In fact we probably create the most waste that can’t be recycled. I enjoy these videos and I’ve been to Thailand many times since my husband is from there and his family is there. I like to watch these because I’ve been to the places they go to and I try everything food wise when I’m there. Maybe you should find other videos to watch so you won’t feel the need to be a buzz kill on the ones that make other people happy. 😉
The spray one would be fun and for the hamburger set: I think it could be used to make your own chocolate candies. Love the cute little dishes and cutlrey that you can get.
That shopping basket had Precures on it and Magical Doremi!~ xD they are two totally different animes but pretty funny that they are both on there. Also i was hoping that it would have a little toy inside!
@@bmdlddakd6256 lol They are both magical girl anime's that are both produced by Toei animation so i guess they do have some similarities but otherwise im not sure why they would show up together on this candy xD its cute tho~
Lol i LOVE the grenade spray candy. Not because it's particularly good, but because I have tons of nostalgic memories of buying several and eating (Drinking?) them throughout a music festival I went to every January (They only sold this candy in a corner shop near where it was held). I figured out how to take the tops off and fill the container with water to spray myself with when i got too hot dancing. 😂
Those are so cool! I'm pretty sure kids have tons of fun with the packages, the one with the dumplings is SO adorable I think I would get one for myself. Also I can't believe that the ants are not paid actors, pay yous ants, Dancing Bacons!
Wow I've never seen candy like this before, although I'm not sure if I'll be brave enough to eat all of them 😅 The bento one was so cute~°☆°°•☆•° Less packaging would be better 👍
*Watched this last evening when it dropped, then fell asleep so I didn’t comment at the time* I do enjoy these videos! 😊 I enjoy all your videos, but this type is probably my third favorite type out of all the content you provide us. I will say this….a lot of the toy containers that the candies came in were super cute. But contained the tiniest amount of candy I’ve ever seen! 😂 I think that the 27¢ usd is more for the toy you end up with, rather than the small amount of candy you actually receive. American kids would probably be upset and feel like they got ripped off. Most kids who want candy will opt for more candy and less cute packaging. If a child is shopping for a toy and it just happens to come with a bit of candy that would be well received, but the other way around….I think most of them would cry or get angry. 😂 Anyway, I just loved the little kitchen appliance packages, the little basket package and the frying pan w/gummy steak package. When I was little I would have kept them to use in my dollhouse sized kitchen and grocery store. Thanks again for another great adventure!!!! ✌🏻💕😃
As a Thai person we don’t really buy these snacks. I only bought these for the nostalgia childhood. Sometimes the candys too sour or sweet. I love the steak you have gotten the most it looks pretty unique.
I appreciate you reviewing without chewing in the audio, its very hard to find interesting candy reviews that don't try to do eating asmr on top of it.
i love seeing weird candys 😂 everytime i saw things dat i never seen bfore ill buy it immediately n show it to people around me cus things like that makes me excited even tho it didnt taste good HAHAH
Reminded me we always had these cheap chinese candy toys over here but I never liked them, what I was really amazed by is the chocolate-hazelnut sauce in a toothpaste packaging they used to sell. I kind of miss that stuff
These are definitely the type of candies that you see stacked in every snack stall and most of them suck, but I’d buy them just to collect the containers
I find it strange how so many of the same type of candy is repackaged as something new and different. This was insightful! Some of them are worth it for dollhouse sized furniture.
So many cute ones and ones that looked delicious like the sugar balls. I like that type and the bottle gummy looked good. The steamer with dumplings was super cute and I would reuse the spray candy bottle. I liked the trigger on that one.
I’m currently in Thailand right now, I moved to the us when i was young but when I came back to visit family I noticed things here are very cheap or cheaper than the us, I’m so glad I can experience this
Even though this is a year old video, I still want to say that the powder looks like a drink that needs to be brewed, and you are doing a great job, please keep it up!
Apart from wasteful packaging, it's sad to see how Chinese snacks infested the Thai market is. Most of the products are cheap but you pay the price for cheap chemicals and plastic which aren't food-grade at all. When you have a sticky jelly, you know the thing isn't good enough to eat.
4:27 I love these ones where they use popping candy to pretend to cook the candy, reminds me of the egg one from a previous video. Simple but great effect!
480 likes no comments let me fix that
@@SaintYuji Very thoughtful of you!
I think the utility of some of these candies is they fit right in when added to a doll house!
I vaguely remember someone telling me that in asia they often sell "toys" filled with super cheap candy inside so they can shovel that junk into every section of the store xP
Yes I was thinking the same thing! lol
this is what i used them for!! we got them every so often in Deals, (Southern US) which i believe is now defunct.
Omg yes!!
Same! (Which state are you from? If you don't mind me asking)@@scoobysnax
Can't help but notice how wasteful a lot of countries can be with their plastic packaging. Especially when you consider that you get so little in them as well. I understand its meant to be fun for children but they'd barely get much use out of it before it went in the bin 😒
Pretty sure it is actually a toy, with candy as a bonus. Which is why you see the same kind of candy in most of these toys. It's like those collectible japanese toys, with a side bonus of candy gum.
Most of them look they could be played with after eating. Young kids can play with anything if you think about it.
US still takes the cake for wasteful packaging imo
@@sneknsnek No, from all of Ms.Bacons videos, it looks like number 1 for waste is southern asia.
@@sneknsnek Riiight, the country that has states banning plastic straws takes the cake from other countries with rivers hidden under plastic bags and bottles.
To be clear, most of these are sold as toys, not candy. The candy there is just a bonus, which is why all the attractive doll house toys basically have the same kind of low quality candy. Think of it as similar as to those Japanese collectible toys with a side bonus of white gum candy you see on YT
84 likes and no replies? Lemme fix that
The packaging is unbelievably wasteful for how little "food" is in some of these packets lol
What you have never noticed before for any of the shows from that part of the world? Over-packaging seems to be a trademark.
More of a toy than anything
@@saucemagic true
True but it's still cute though lol
Go tell that to lays
The sizzling patty is really cool and the dumplings one looks like nice souvenir candy
The jelly snake reminds me of a similar candy in the US. It's a reptile made of gelatin. I actually got it banned in my house because I hit my brother with one, then he accidentally hit my older sister, and then an all out brawl began. Turns out gelatin candy can hit pretty hard. Good memories.
One hit can start an all out war💀
@@coherentgelo BAHAHAHAHAHAA
HAHAHA that's what siblings are for! Food fight!
"The Jelly Brawl" .... sounds like a fun kids novel lol
I remember those jelly snakes! They were made by the Jelly Belly company, and they also made jelly rat and jelly spider!
The dumpling candy looks so worth it, I would get it just because it's that damn cute
I get so wary of cheap/gimmicky candy. The child in me wants to try it but they’re so sketch 😂 still worth giving a try sometimes
Then you watch a video that starts with "A man ate a cheap candy from a convenience store..."
Presenting to the emergency room ☝️🫤
I was thinking that too!! what if there’s sawdust(wood dust)? It’s in shreded cheese here in the US
I give Thailand high marks for the weirdness of the type of candy here as well as for the weirdness of the packaging and concept. It didn’t always work, but inventive to say the least! Thank you, DancingBacons.
As a person tgat lived in thailsnd for 7 years, I agree!
It's the same here in the Philippines
It's actually made in China. A lot of cheap candy products are from China and most of them are low quality and sometimes scam.
This is the only time I’ll ever be thankful I’m not over there, I’d spend a small fortune on stuff like this. I’m always on the lookout for bizarre looking candies, the stranger the better! 😋 Especially if it’s incredibly sour.
Omg i know exactly what you mean. I'll buy so much candy I'll be dragging the whole lot home.
@1:33 I still remember how me and my sis bought the candy in kitchen appliances and then we played pretend like cooking with those . I don't remember the taste of the candy but those kitchen appliances were the treasure for us . We loved it so much . Especially the blender candy . And there was the refrigerator candy too .
Though some of these were super wasteful, I couldn’t help notice how creative and interesting the packaging was! Also liked that they drew inspiration from real objects. Loved the steak one. The toothpaste one reminded me of a play on Darlie toothpaste (super common toothpaste in Asian markets)
(Not so fun fact: Darlie (a colgate company) was originally named Darkie, a slur for Black people. Since the whiteness of teeth contrasted with the Black paint used for blackface)
Some of these are toys too
They are honestly more toys with candy as a plus.
The single use packagings are alarming with some of the sweets.
But a resourceful child can easily reuse those as toy props for either cute doll play or toy sets for creative figurine play.
Like that steaming rack and shopping basket are adorable!
and the phone thing, i would fill it with concrete and throw it at other kids
there are 2 kinds of people
They all seem colorful and fun. They’re cheap but also fairly convenient to take around with you.
Ugh the transitions of you picking up items is SOOOO satisfying✨😩
4:47 only steak that I can afford
Loved the dumplings candy and that basket 😍
Sweets galore! I feel like a kid again 😋😃
Love the sound of nature and drone of traffic as white noise too. So visually satisfying and relaxing. Love DancingBacons! 🥰
Sometime I wish I could "like" a comment more than once 😉👍 This is exactly what I think when watching a Bacons video.
I agree totally! Love this sweets video!
The irony of candy toothpaste isn't lost on me
I saw "cheap and immediately clicked. Then I saw it was candy so I was even more excited 😊 can't wait to watch 😍
This makes me nostalgic. There used to be a warehouse that sold imported candy and snacks for cheap around here. You could get a shopping bag of stuff for $10. Like this video it also sold candy of varying qualify/obvious knockoffs.
Got the worst soda ever there; Santa Cola. And I don't mean Coke.
9:20 That candy would be perfect for anyone who has had the urge to eat toothpaste (or as an inside joke for someone who has done that as a kid)
I love your videos, the videos of your smiling Ms, your patio with birds and when it rains, and your humor. So many more creative food products and cuisines than here in the US. I wish our country would take notice from what you have and step up their game. Though, here, things would be far more costly.
the dumpling candy really catch my interest!! it's so realistic like a normal dumplings. i must say, the snake shape jelly is kinda scary haha
Okay when he says on the bunny phone I guess not a good case to put them in got me laughing 😂
How cool is it that for 27 American cents you can get candy and a toy! Every time I watch these I want to move to Thailand. My husband is from there and I’m trying to convince him we should go. Best food in the world as far as I’m concerned. 😋❤️
You do realize you can buy cheap candy toys in the US right? Not only is it the same crappy candy with the same crappy toys it will probably have less waste since the West is more mindful of that sort of thing.
@@suelancaster6959 How receptive are people to you when you start a sentence like that? I’m just curious. Yes, I am aware that I can buy cheap candy toys in the US. But as far as the US crappy toys being less wasteful, you do know they’re made in Asian countries, right? The US is not superior in creating less waste. In fact we probably create the most waste that can’t be recycled. I enjoy these videos and I’ve been to Thailand many times since my husband is from there and his family is there. I like to watch these because I’ve been to the places they go to and I try everything food wise when I’m there. Maybe you should find other videos to watch so you won’t feel the need to be a buzz kill on the ones that make other people happy. 😉
😂😂😂 “Ants are not paid actors” that made my day!
Wrong vid my guy
I love that dumplings candy the packaging is so cute😍
It looks so good and super fun !!! This reminds me sm my childhood especially the jellys and surprise eggs !!!! Thank you for every video!!
Thank you for sharing! Pretty neat 🍭 🍬 ❤
4:39 -The tiny fork and knife tho!!! 🥹😂
Honestly, I think the creativity of these are through the roof! WOOW! sso unique
9:47 we love expired food!
yay!
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Your content is really amazing and entertaining. I can never get bored while watching your videos :-)
LOVE the Dumpling set❣️😁😉🙂✌️🌠❣️
The spray one would be fun and for the hamburger set: I think it could be used to make your own chocolate candies. Love the cute little dishes and cutlrey that you can get.
That shopping basket had Precures on it and Magical Doremi!~ xD they are two totally different animes but pretty funny that they are both on there. Also i was hoping that it would have a little toy inside!
Heartcatch Pretty Cure and Magical Doremi... What do these shows have in common?
@@bmdlddakd6256 lol They are both magical girl anime's that are both produced by Toei animation so i guess they do have some similarities but otherwise im not sure why they would show up together on this candy xD its cute tho~
is no one talking about the fact one of the biscuit balls fell out at 6:27???
My favorite would have to be the Dumpling. It was so realistic like and it was cute.
Lol i LOVE the grenade spray candy. Not because it's particularly good, but because I have tons of nostalgic memories of buying several and eating (Drinking?) them throughout a music festival I went to every January (They only sold this candy in a corner shop near where it was held).
I figured out how to take the tops off and fill the container with water to spray myself with when i got too hot dancing. 😂
The top looks easy to take off in the brand shown in the video, but you nearly had to break the ones I had. I was inventive as a child haha.
@@gothicGumshoe homestuck in the wild
The jelly steak is cool when you can hear the sizzle form the pop rocks, what a fun candy!
Always enjoy your videos!
The empty candy items is perfect for a doll or a Barbie!
8:16這個好可愛，但大部分看起來都超劣質的好可怕w
Sending you both love!! 💙💙
Those are so cool! I'm pretty sure kids have tons of fun with the packages, the one with the dumplings is SO adorable I think I would get one for myself.
Also I can't believe that the ants are not paid actors, pay yous ants, Dancing Bacons!
10:11
Living there would turn me into a hoarder, lol. The packaging was so cute for most of the candies I don't think I'd be able to throw it away.
I bet the snake jelly and watermelon jelly would be even better if you froze them, and that steak candy is so cool!!
Wow I've never seen candy like this before, although I'm not sure if I'll be brave enough to eat all of them 😅
The bento one was so cute~°☆°°•☆•°
Less packaging would be better 👍
Lol, yeah. I’d be worried about getting food poisoning XD
The steak candy made me laugh. 😂 so creative!
*Watched this last evening when it dropped, then fell asleep so I didn’t comment at the time*
I do enjoy these videos! 😊 I enjoy all your videos, but this type is probably my third favorite type out of all the content you provide us.
I will say this….a lot of the toy containers that the candies came in were super cute. But contained the tiniest amount of candy I’ve ever seen! 😂 I think that the 27¢ usd is more for the toy you end up with, rather than the small amount of candy you actually receive.
American kids would probably be upset and feel like they got ripped off. Most kids who want candy will opt for more candy and less cute packaging. If a child is shopping for a toy and it just happens to come with a bit of candy that would be well received, but the other way around….I think most of them would cry or get angry. 😂
Anyway, I just loved the little kitchen appliance packages, the little basket package and the frying pan w/gummy steak package. When I was little I would have kept them to use in my dollhouse sized kitchen and grocery store.
Thanks again for another great adventure!!!! ✌🏻💕😃
As a Thai person we don’t really buy these snacks.
I only bought these for the nostalgia childhood.
Sometimes the candys too sour or sweet.
I love the steak you have gotten the most it looks pretty unique.
The ant drawing was so cute! Loved the sticky hand gummy hahaha
Actually I was addicted to your channel ❤️
that dumpling candy is my fav, so cute 🥹
The steamer basket candy would be a good doll accessory!
If I was a mother living there, I'd have my kid tickled pink come time for lunch. Enough for them and thier best friends 😊
Another awesome video. Thank You
The steak candy was so cool!
Calling marshmallows "mashmellows" is just too cute!😂😂😂
I appreciate you reviewing without chewing in the audio, its very hard to find interesting candy reviews that don't try to do eating asmr on top of it.
I love these kinda videos, I get to check out cool stuff that I’m missing out on. USA needs to get more creative.. this stuff is awesome.
I would agree all the American candy is so boring!!
some of them are very cheap lol, good vid
some of these "candies" make sugar sandwiches look amazing.
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i love seeing weird candys 😂 everytime i saw things dat i never seen bfore ill buy it immediately n show it to people around me cus things like that makes me excited even tho it didnt taste good HAHAH
I like seeing cheap candy from all over the world.
I had such a good laugh with this video 😂
Reminded me we always had these cheap chinese candy toys over here but I never liked them, what I was really amazed by is the chocolate-hazelnut sauce in a toothpaste packaging they used to sell. I kind of miss that stuff
Love it already!!! ❤❤❤ never been this early ever🎉🎉
Thank you for visiting Thailand 💕😍
I was excited for the Chocolate spoon.😢to bad it was a mess. Love the Video
really wonderful looking treats. the basket is for picnics not shopping.
These tiny candies come with soo many cute packaging
I feel like a kid can use these for their doll houses 😌👍
7:13 You know I'd say something, but I'm not gonna say it.
7:00 that's uh... an interesting shape. It looks like a wand and not the kind you use to do magic... Well not *that* kind of magic anyway
Everytime i watch your videos i get hungry thank goodness i got snacks keep up the good work 👍❤️💯
im ur 3,000,000th subscriber🤯(srry for asking late)
The fact that he happilly opened the silverware package only for the spoon and fork to be completely destroyed was quite hilarious LOL
I love how some candies are just sprinkles.
3:08 Expiry date on eggs: 2022/06/24 - this might be why they tasted sour!
These are definitely the type of candies that you see stacked in every snack stall and most of them suck, but I’d buy them just to collect the containers
いろいろあってどれも美味しそうですね😊
Lol I like the steak one, the popping candy was a really fun addition but the steak juices made it pretty messy tho
Love your videos!!!! Watch them everyday
8:46 The Heartcatch Precure So cute 😍😍
I find it strange how so many of the same type of candy is repackaged as something new and different.
This was insightful! Some of them are worth it for dollhouse sized furniture.
The dumpling candy is definitely the most well made one.
So many cute ones and ones that looked delicious like the sugar balls. I like that type and the bottle gummy looked good. The steamer with dumplings was super cute and I would reuse the spray candy bottle. I liked the trigger on that one.
the grenade juice definitely the strangest
I’m currently in Thailand right now, I moved to the us when i was young but when I came back to visit family I noticed things here are very cheap or cheaper than the us, I’m so glad I can experience this
Him: Wow! Bacon gummies so cool!
Me: what about it
*doesnt realize he’s dancing bacons*
6:16 this is literally just Kinder Joy but in Thailand
I love the graphics of the candy packaging
Would love to see an expensive candies range, to compare, like with the instant meals and ramen videos
I love those jelly snake squeezins!
on 1:50 i do that exact same thing on friday nights 😁😁 but not with that kind of candy
Same
Even though this is a year old video, I still want to say that the powder looks like a drink that needs to be brewed, and you are doing a great job, please keep it up!
the popping candy for the steak candy is the smartest thing i have ever witnessed
Apart from wasteful packaging, it's sad to see how Chinese snacks infested the Thai market is. Most of the products are cheap but you pay the price for cheap chemicals and plastic which aren't food-grade at all. When you have a sticky jelly, you know the thing isn't good enough to eat.