Chinese Girls Try American Snacks for the First Time
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This is fascinating. Even our packaging is considered weird.
How she opened the cheetos I can stop laughing 😂🤣😂
"Cool Ranch" is not the original flavor of Doritos. There is an original flavor, which just has salt on it. "Cool Ranch" is supposed to be flavored like "ranch" salad dressing -- we Americans eat salads with lots of different flavors of salad dressing, which is another bit of Western cuisine that isn't well-known in China. I agree that flavor doesn't work on chips. As you also noticed, the American idea of "spicy" is ... not that spicy. This is starting to change as our demographics are changing, and a new brand "Takis" is starting to become popular. Look for "Takis Fuego" chips if you can find them -- "fuego" is Spanish for "fire" and even Mexicans would find them spicy.
Although goldfish are popular to give to young kids, they're not just for kids. No, you don't put them in milk like cereal (we only put sweet cereal in milk, not cheesy things). Americans just love cheese!
上面说得没错，Cool Ranch就是沙拉酱之类。我不知道那个酱为什么被零食公司在土豆片儿上抹出来了。有的人很喜欢，不过大多数我旁边的人都不太喜欢这个味道。
Gold Fish很受孩子欢迎，送孩子们去夏令营时，很多家长会把Gold Fish放在他们孩子的午餐盒里。不只是孩子们吃的，不过按照箱包上的广告，家长/孩子就是这个公司的target audience。
这个视频不错，我很喜欢看别人尝试外国零食。如果你们有P.O. Box的话，我觉得粉丝可以送给你们其他的零食或者其他的他们那边的小东西。
Well said. American "spicy" is usually VERY different from "spicy" everywhere else that's NOT America.
LePetitVingtieme1 I don’t understand thst
Very well put
We put out salty snacks in bars because they pair well with alcohol and sell more drinks. You can put out $0.50 worth in a basket on the bar while people wait to order and they get thirstier and you sell an extra $20 in drinks with the bonus of keeping people waiting occupied happily chatting.
We don’t have a tear line to open chips because we open the whole top by pulling the two sides apart to get an open top :)
That's the one thing that annoys me about non-American snacks you can't open the whole top. pulling the top open is such a simple but efficient way of doing things.
I love it now!
Thank you
This was pretty cute. I love how she smelled every single chip before eating it, I’ve never thought of smelling a chip 🤣
Best not to.
Most big brands in the US don't actually sell food that is spicy. You have to go to local restaurants to find real spicy food.
Even then, the restaurants here in the USA are not American they are either Mexican or Indian
@@mysticwizardphd you have to consider them American at a certain point. Our entire country is built off of immigration.
I got Takis Hot Chili Pepper & Lime Tortilla Chips, it was the hottest I had eaten this year.
I ate spicy nacho and it was SO spicy
You’re right, tried that ghost pepper whopper thing that came out… it was like a 2/10 spice
Is it me or i like how she speaks in Chinese and English
A cracker is savory (like a meal) and a cookie is sweet (like a dessert). A cracker is always crispy, but cookies can be crispy or soft.
There is a spicy version of cheetos but it's still only spicy by American standards.
As someone else mentioned, the nacho cheese flavor of Doritos (the one you liked) is the original flavor (meaning the flavor the product had when it was first introduced, before there were multiple flavors to choose from. not "natural"). Ranch (which is a common flavor in many American foods) is based on Ranch salad dressing, which is the most popular salad dressing in the US. It's not popular elsewhere, and is often called "American" dressing.
Goldfish crackers are a very common snack to give little kids (along with cheerios) and are eaten dry. Goldfish crackers do have a good cheesy flavor, but when stale they taste like nothing.
Sour cream isn't really that sour (nothing like vinegar, certainly). It's a milk product similar to yogurt. It's the base of many types of dip. Since lots of chip flavors are basically a chip plus a "dip" flavor they are named after dips (e.g. sour cream and onion)
If your friend liked those Ritz sandwich crackers because of the cracker she'd probably prefer to just get plain ritz crackers. If you want to see something really weird, there's a famous mock apple pie made from Ritz crackers.
Thank you for answering all my questions in the video, Ben! This really explains a lot!
So a Graham Cracker is "savory"??...ok. LOL!
There was an ORIGINAL Doritos corn flavor (like a corn chip, followed by a taco flavor, but neither of them proved to be too popular. It wasn't until nacho cheese flavor was invented that Doritos became popular.
HAHAHAHAH “maybe the goldfish goes with milk, like cereals!!!😂😂”
IKR 😂
American here: we have the salty and vinegar tasting chips so bars can put out baskets of them at the table. You get thirsty easier and buy more drinks, and after the shock of the first 3-4 chips you start to crave it more.
For Chocolate to have a shelf life, in USA they use the fermented milk technique, and if you're not used to it many says it reminds a little of vomit.
4:48 “why do people like salty stuff so much?” Because it tastes to good
Humans are hardwired to crave sugar, salt and fat because they are both energy-dense and relatively rare in nature. Our evolution hasn't caught up to the fact that these things are super plentiful in the modern world, thus the obesity epidemic.
No. Salt is a "Natural Preservative." The Salt prevents Microorganism from eating the food (doesn't taste good to Microbes?), there by preserving it.
I don't know if the FDA sets the level of salt or company testing. Other videos, have said their countries ( I don't remember which ), use much less salt. Japan seems to use more salt, Quote channel "TabiEats"
I'm American, i don't understand americans being obsessed with salt so much, cuz it starts to feel bleh if it's too much salt put on food (yet some people go crazy for it) not to mention it's super unhealthy, our society in america is messed up, honestly it doesn't taste so good, i fail to see why people love it so much
Cool Ranch is sour because of buttermilk, which is sour milk
Bingo
Spicy Doritos hit the spot. Leave the Oreo in the milk for a little longer, then eat it whole, Texture bomb
The difference between "cookies" and "crackers" is that crackers are typically more savory, as in it's more plain/salty. Cookies are typically sweeter.😊 Goldfish isn't eaten with milk. It's just cheese flavored crackers, lol.❤ Your video was pretty cool❤. Glad you got to try our snacks.😁👍🏾
Btw, agent basically means "a substance that causes a chemical reaction.". So this being a "raising agent", it means that this ingredient is used in the same way as like "yeast" is used to cause your dough to "rise".
You know how you guys are all into rice?
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Nice reviews totally agree salt and vinegar chips 🤮. Your cookie dunking technique just needs a little work...dunk the cookie long enough that it soaks up milk and just about to fall apart, then try it. You might accidentally go too far sometimes and it breaks off, but it’s all good. You’ll just have some nice cookie bits in your milk 😁
Crackers are single layer, usually salty, sometimes with no salt, never sweet (U.S. & Canada)
Cookies are almost always sweet, may be one or two layers. If two layers may be called a "sandwich". So an "ice cream sandwich" is two layers of chocolate cake/bread/brownie and in between the sandwich is ice cream. (U.S. English)
Biscuit is British English. Biscuits in Britain may be sweet or salty usually are sweet and are what the U.S> calls a cookie.
Biscuits in the U.S. are never sweet, usually not salty, and are often served with butter or gravy as a side dish in dinner.
Thank you! That really helped!
@@ChinesewithJessie You may regard me as your vocabulary builder. I love words. Ask me ANYTHING :)
If you want spicy Cheetos, get flamin' hot next time.
Also, he's a cheetah, not a tiger.
chinese american here- I also think the doritos spicy nachos literally are the same as the cheesy nachos; just that little tinge of flavor here and there. Takis are actually really spicy, the asian Americans here like to play a game with it to see who can eat the most of them without drinking water.
"we had lower expectations" and yet they were barely met!
Hey Jessie for the US bags, in order to open them you grab the middle and pull them apart
I’m commenting on a 3 year old video, but I was trying so hard not to laugh after she was pointing her middle finger to show “150 calories” 😂
I agree. Americans LOVE salty food. I prefer just a little salt in dishes though. Most food here in USA is way too salty for me.
You got the wrong cheetos, that was the cheese one. Here are some spicy chips I like:
•Flamin Hot Cheetos (there's Flamin hot lemon also)
•Xtra Hot Cheetos (hottest Cheetos)
•Cheetos Flamin Hot Puffs
•Doritos Spicy Sweet Chilli
•Doritos Flamin Hot Nachos (hotter and different texture than Spicy Doritos)
•Hot Fritos
•Funyuns Flamin Hot
•Takis Fuego
•Utz Red Hot
•More Doritos (Flama, Flamin Hot Lemon, Dinimita, Tapatio, Blaze)
•Chester's Hot Fries
All these I really like. Maybe one day you can try them. Anything says Flamin hot here in the U.S. tend to be spicier.
cant believe kit kats arent your favorite! very popular here in america. Also, if yall ever get the chance you should try reeses
Cool Ranch is based on the flavor of Ranch salad dressing which is made with sour cream. That is why there is a slight sour flavor.
Salt and Vinegar is way more Canadian / British than American. Americans tend not to put white vinegar on their fries. The chip flavor is intended to simulate salt and vinegar on french fries
Western food is generally not as spicy as Asian food. Westerners typically eat food that is more on the sweet and savory side. (Of course, I am generalising and there are exceptions.)
you gotta hold the oreo in the milk for at least 10 seconds. do not completely submerge the oreo or the milk will not displace the air completely.
And its liiiive!!!!
When I was a kid I loved salt and vinegar chips pared with watchamacalet chocolate 🍫
Salt and vinegar chips are my favorite from any brand of chips! Lol 😂
Same but they irritate my lips rly bad:(
Noooooo i hate them but u do u
this is so wholesome 💖
How could you not like cheese O's?
8:26 cuz it’s good why else
You should try different Spivey American food I think those are better
it was the way they opened the bags
Cookie-sweet
Cracker-salty
For the Oreos you are supposed to keep the Oreo in the milk for like 5 seconds
Is there a reaction video to Americans trying out Chinese snacks for the first time?
That is actually an AWESOME idea! Thank you! >_
I live in California and my favorite snack is hot Cheetos !!!
The Oreo cookie is suppose to melt in the milk first
They twisted the oreo into 2 pieces then showed dipping a whole one. What kind of magic is this?
Lol screaming noooo you dont put goldfish in milk!!
All i can think of is how flavorful their food must be if our snacks have no flavor LOL
and the fact that they dont know what some ingredients are tells us how much bad is ACTUALLY in our snacks. Bruh hah.
If you like spicy snacks you should definitely try Mexican snacks! (I can give you a list if you want to)
I'd love to!
Japanese snacks will always better than American . You guys have awesome snacks ,and candy love your packaging as well .
You should try Singapore snacks👍
Hahaha loooove these intros hahaha
The Goldfish are good in chili.
Never got the attraction to spicy food. It always just tasted like pain to me.
Try Bing chilling
You post you open the bag from the top not rip it
Now try Filipino snacks next 💓
2:46 Epiphany!
Amber is adorable. 😊
💀 0:45
They opened the Oreo so wrong I am so upset how could they mess up Oreos😩
No hot Cheetos :( next time :)
Ritz cheese are FIRE 🔥
I wish I spoke mandarin
Please don’t eat the goldfish with milk😭. Many adults eat goldfish by the way. Also the difference between a cookie and a cracker is a cookie is sweet but a cracker is either salty or just more crunchy. ❤️
Don't worry Jessie, Cheetos disappoint nearly everyone who tries them for the first time.
Haha really! I thought it's just me!
@@ChinesewithJessie haha nope! Not just you! Also, do you have any other similar types of videos planned where you try different snacks from different countries?
@@mosiarmstrong I do want to! We tried to buy British snacks in Macau but could barely find anything on my list, so I need to figure out how to get them here. But yeah this is fun!
@@ChinesewithJessie awesome! I can't wait 😁
Let be guess your friend is south Chinese
Why was this in my recommended
Because they payed for the ad lol
你好
Eat Takis i think that is supper spicy :)
If you can pronounce the moto for goldfish I will subscribe
Beautiful on the right
Oh god I gained 5KG just by watching this video haha
It mite be spicy 😂😂😂😂try Mexican food🤣
Was anyone else triggered when they opened the chips like that
Little bit
They figured it out lol don’t worry
How on earth do you not know how to open a Cheeto bag
I don’t mean to be rude sorry
Well in a lot of non American packaging there's like tear hear lines so they probably weren't sure on how to open it since opening bags from the top isn't rly common outside of America
this was so weird 😖
kinda annoying honestly
Nice conversation BUT!
Junk food is very bad for your body, artificial smell, artificial color, preservatives, extra salty, extra spicy, extra sweet, non recyclible plastic coated bags, your addiction is planned by the industrialists! Get back to healthy local vegetables!
👍🏼
Only if you knew barely any thing grown is from original seeds. It’s all Genetically Modified. So either way you’re eating fake.
I'll still eat it though 🙃✋