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@@nimochi1448 Well i'm sure there are a few Korean moms that use gochujang but those are the same as ppl that use cucumber slices instead of bread X.X Gochujang really isnt used for making kimchi, only somw foreigners do it
As a biracial person living in an Asian country, whenever someone tells me "Oh, it's only a little bit spicy" I immediately get hesitant... because their "a little spicy" is my "I cannot feel my lips spicy".
I dated a Korean guy for a while and his mom made me some delicious food, which was spicy don’t get me wrong, but as I was eating she told me she made it much more mild just for me. I just couldn’t help but wonder what the regular version tasted like as my mouth was slightly burning.
There is a Korean restaurant in my city and I get kimchi all the time.... I've just come to a realization that they must make it mild for us non Asians cause it's never spicy... I wasn't even aware it was supposed to be... I feel lied too.!!
I relate to it so much! My friend's mom wanted me to try her signature recepie of mango achaar( pickle) and i am not really a fan of mangoes and spicy stuff...anyway, i had to try it anyway and neither i could swallow it down neither throw out..sjskks. Her mom gave me the weirdest eye that day omo 😭
@@crwmother1576 I wonder that too. Achaar can be really diverse based on who is making it. It was made spicy and extra tangy cause they liked it that way only hahah! I am still not a big fan of achaar but yeah I would like to try out more in the future
I also have the relatable thing of people dunking themselves in milk after eating spicy food while I just sit there like there’s nothing spicy in the food
I lived with a ghanaan lady for years, the amount of peppers she put in her food was just terrifying. As a heartburn sufferer, I just stared at her in awe.
As someone who isn’t Korean i can tell you kimchi is not spicy at all lol Edit: For me at least, Everyone has different taste and spice tolerance, Also kimchi is made differently why are yall arguing about this comment lol.
Hehehe im Mexican and I brought spicy stuff and they don’t like spicy. My friends asked if the food was spicy I responded and said, “no” I regret saying that. My friends were dying of the spiciness
I can't even notice the spice in alot of milder spicy food now, I was eating a spicy snack and I let a co worker try it. "is there chilli in this?" "I don't think so" *reads packet ingredients* "oh, there is, whoops".
I grew up in a mostly Asian community (Chinese and Korean) and it always broke my heart when I'd come over to my friends houses and their parents would be so apologetic about what was honestly usually some of the best food I've ever eaten. And my friends would always warn me about things being weird and such. :( But also I've learned that Asian spicy ain't no joke hahaha
I'm part Hispanic so I grew up eating spicy foods but...I mean no disrespect by this but, Asian food is a different kind of spicy. They really understood the assignment.
I've had kimchi once,I loved it but the three day heartburn after has made me a little skittish to try it again. Odd thing is that I grew up eating all kinds of spicy deliciousness (I'm from a Jamaican family so curry goat,scotch bonnets and jerk chicken are my jam) no problem,but if there's cabbage(or broccoli) involved in anything I get the worst repeating and heartburn for days!!! And yet,if that mama pressured me to try the kimchi I'd probably be like "yup,worth it" ,eat seconds and tell her it's delicious then spend 3-5 days regretting it immensely
Idk my dad adds like 5-6 chillies in the curry or vegetable sabji or whatever he makes chillies are a must 🥲🥲 so i thought i would not have any problem in trying wasabi and i didn't until my eyes started watering same with horseradish they weren't that spicy but the heat is there
then maybe you could try radish kimchi or chives kimchi or cucumber kimchi. they’re are all equally delicious if you cant eat cabbage but you love kimchi.
Ohhh, I've heard of some people with European ancestry who have heaetburn and they they go either keto or carnivore and it fixes itself! Diet is a big one, huh... it seems we all manage carbs and vegetables differently. It's VERY interesting that you have heartburn after specific vegetables. I have an autoimmune disease and I want to try the carnivore diet as it seems it fixes all types of inflamations (like mine) and autoimmune diseases (like mine) so I want to try it. Man, I wonder if maybe in 200 years researchers will finally look into what's going on here. I bet it's specific ingredients in vegetables which cause this and when we know exactly what it us everyone can try a diet with and without them and see if it applies to them. Meanwhile we're left with extreme stuff like the carnivore diet. 😅 May I ask, are there other foods you've noticed give you problems or just cabbage and broccoli? I'm just so curious, I'm really into nutrition.
Whenever I visit my friends I always make sure to eat the food their parents prepare for us or at least try a bit of everything, even the things that are intimidating. I feel like it's only acceptable to do that because they've invested so much time into making the good food for us and opened up their homes to have us over.
OMG FR. I saw the video and I was like "👁👁 how is she doing that without getting her ass kicked-". just the polite thing to do. BUT OFC there's boundaries and such
My old boss is Korean, his wife is the sweetest lady ever. The only time I ever saw her get mad was when she brought food for us to eat and one of the girls said "oh no thank you" it was like an unwritten law at our work if she brought us food you took it said thank you and ate a few bites Infront of her. She never even acknowledged that girl again when she would come by our work. Lol
Idk if it's an Asian thing but the same applies here in Bangladesh. It's kinda impolite to refuse when an elder offers you to eat or pay for something.
Same, my old boss's wife was one of my favorite people to ever interact with. If she brought food, you always take it (most of the time it was Bungeo-ppang(carp bread, or as I call it fish shaped pastry.) It's my absolute favorite.
Kinda mean. Lol. I'm with the girl on this part, people don't have to eat anything offered with no explaination needed. It's like a common sense. 🤣 beside what if the offered people have dietary restriction?
Growing up half of the time in a Korean household with a Korean best friend, the meals were the best thing ever! I learned a lot about delicious flavors I otherwise wouldn't have at home, and was introduced to the best possible way to eat golden curry in the world, plop some chilled kimchi in that spoon! To this day Korean food has been my comfort feels-home food, because of how many good memories I have with her and her family. I miss her a ton, but she's going to university in Canada now, and I'm really happy for her!
I remember I went to a bday party for my Latina friend. There were these pickled jalapeños I think and her entire family watched me eat it in awe and I remember my latina friend not being able to eat it and her tias constantly asking if it was spicy 😂 it was hilarious because I had no reaction and it was great😭 Trying ethnic food is such an experience
I’m Indian and Italian and we never really ate ‘American food’ growing up. Went to my friends house and they served me cheese whiz and broccoli. I realized I hate cheese whiz so I asked for plain broccoli. Very embarrassing
@Sally Smith7 sorry........ what??? oh my gosh that sounds like a “this is all i have in my fridge and i’m starving, my standards are hella low rn” snack
Years ago I worked for a Korean salon once and the boss/owner brought kimchi often. The first time I ate it, my boss and Korean coworkers were starting at me so asked why. The boss was like “you can use chop sticks?” “Yes,” and then she was like “that’s not too spicy for you?” I said “nope, this is delicious...can you bring more?” Lol I think my co workers accepted me after that and even taught me how to speak some Korean. Lol
I am a born and raised American used to eat kimchi and rice when money was tight. My uncle actually served mission in S. Korea so he actually told me about kimchi. I like it alot.
HAHAHA As a person who loves spicy food, I always say that "It's not spicy" because I genuinely believe it isn't. Then after they tried it, they start choking. That's when I feel guilty
My dad and I are like this lmao. Puerto Ricans aren't known for HEAT in our food, we kinda get lumped in with Mexico who enjoys spice. Papi and I kind rolled with it and started building a spice tolerance, but mami NEVER has. She once thought I gave her spicy doritos when they were the blue bag, cool ranch kind. ZERO spice tolerance. She'll ask papi and me if something is spicy and we will genuinely say no bc it's not, but to her it is. Now when she asks, we sometimes stare at each other for a few seconds like we're telepathically trying to discuss whether she would consider it spicy or not before we let her try something
I brought some Carolina reaper nerd type candies to work once and I didn't think they were covered in enough dust to make it a big deal so I was giving them out to my coworkers just to let them try it. Then I gave some to one particular coworker who started dying immediately. Started coughing and tearing up guzzling water and eventually sugar packets. We had a good laugh but I did feel a bit guilty since I didn't expect it to hit him that bad. My manager gave me shit for those candies though cause he also didn't think they were spicy so one night we went and tried the death nut challenge and oh God we were puking in the sewers by the end of it. He was being real cocky too up until we got to the last level and I turn around to see him crying. We were eating ice cream chugging milk and when I went inside my house to get the pepto bismul I found him on his knees outside his car hands shaking... good times
I have so many Asian friends that have had me over for dinner and I’ve fell in love with a lot of food and I introduced them into some Italian foods since I’m Italian
Yes! I love spicy food so much!! I used to drink hot sauce out of the bottle when I was 8-10 y/o, not a lot, but idk if that's weird- Sadly my mom is the stereotype no-spice-tolerence white, and we rarely make spicy food unless she's on a weekend trip, work trip, or we have something else for her.
I actually had a Korean friend who didn't like her family's food most of the time. So when her parents would pack her lunch she would give it to me and I would give her the American food in my lunch.
I’ll never forget the Korean exchange student who gave me my first seaweed and kimchi when I was in the second grade 😂 I only had a pack of Oreos for her to try. And I’m pretty sure they have Oreos in Korea but she was polite enough to be impressed 😂
Kimchi is a bit sour in my opinion and spicy too, but it’s still good, my family loves kimchi so that’s why i tried it before, well actually o wanted to taste it but now i’m in love :D
☝️😃You should try it, as soon as possible!It's 😋👌so delicious! Tips: 😍First time, add some kimchi on your ramen noodles- You probably haven't eaten better noodles EVER! 🤗After that try- taste Kimchi without anything else!
The fact I'm not Korean but I've tried Kimchi before makes this even more accurate. Never really met a Korean mum, but been to a restaurant where they make Korean food. So I tried Kimchi and my mouth literally was on fire, but still it's good. I don't eat spicy, but I totally need like 20 jugs of milk.
Tbh in most cases kimchi looks spicier than it actually is. The red pepper pieces makes it look like it should be really spicy but no, it's more sour/salty than spicy. I'm saying this as someone who can't even eat raw garlic or tolerate high levels of spice, most kimchi WON'T make your mouth burn or even tingle with heat
It really depends on the place and who makes it! But if anything is ever tooooo spicy for you, a great pairing is banana milk. Trust me!!! It sounds so weird maybe but the banana itself and the milk (tho i get banana coconut or banana almond because of my gerd) help the stomach SOOOO much and helps with the spice in your mouth.
I am Asian (not Korean), and I don’t like kimchi because it’s too spicy for me. BUT! I went to Korean restaurant one time and I tried their sweet kimchi! Not sweet like sugar of course, but its not spicy and bite your tongue. I love it! Wish I can make it at home though.
The thing with Kimchi, when you have very low spice tolerance, I'd suggest a Kimchi Fried Rice topped with Kewpie Japanese Mayo. It's not only not that spicy it's also easy to make AND tasty. Edit: You can even add sliced seaweed (cut the sheets to bite sized pieces) and chopped up bacon! And if fried rice isn't your type, try making kimchi soup!
Actually kimchi’s spiciness will decrease when you use it to cook with any thing. My like to use it to cook fried rice, cook some soup and put some rice in and fried the kimchi with Korean rice cake. Those taste sooo good👍🏻
The owners of the salon I work in are first generation immigrants, and when she makes kimchi I'm always so excited. She's so good at it, even the fresh kimchi is WONDERFUL.
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is that spicy?? i'm always want to try but i cant eat spicy food :(
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@Jeenie.Weenie where did you get the kimchi fridge from
Thank you ☺️
Definitely me definitely
Deff getting it for Christmas thank you!!
Is your Korean mother an Aries????
If a korean, peruvian or mexican says "its no spicy" ITS A LIE.
Go to south east asia (Thai, Indonesia, Malay, etc). There you'll learn the meaning of spicy...
Nope, everyone lies about their food thinking you would like it once you try it. 👀
Truee but sometimes we're just used to it ya know, or we don't put a lot and the bitch still spicy for some reason
U forgot to add the queen of Spices ~ India 🌶
Man Indian also
Ohmygod that “What’s wrong with her” punchline was perfect 😂
YOU KNOWWWWWW?!
Yay a Kpop Stan!
Wait what it sounded like she said: she weird eh?
@@veracityinhell she spoke in korean..
예 왜이레
The fact that “what’s wrong with her?” Sounds like “she weird eh?” Is just everything lol
Nah it sounds like “get rid of her”
i would either say "is she broken...?", 'cause they might not know the difference from they're "not spicy" to other's "no spicy".
Exactly yyyy!!!!!!
Your a percy jackson fan you are amazing
THATS WHAT I THOUGHT LIKE A YEAR AGO.
"Cries because its too spicy"
Drinks water*
Toungue: im out
🤣
Water makes it worse lol put sugar on your tongue or white bread. It'll help lol
If you eat chocolate or candy then it will help the spice go down someone told me that sweetness wins over spice but when I try it it works!
@@daissygonzalez1411 Ice cream works great too. Unless you're lactose intolerant.
use milk to stop the spice
apparently dairy does science stuff and reduces the spice
I read the title as "Korean mom makes non-korean kimchi" and i was like 👁️👄👁️
No the title says Korean mom makes none Korean kimchi meaning she made a none Korean person kimchi
@@Svmor_hehe OP meant they
misread it as "Korean mom makes non-korean kimchi",
LMAO SAME
Dude that’s exactly what I read
Same!
It's even funnier due to her determination and her breakdown, and the typical mom "my food cures cancer" then "what's wrong with her?" 😂😂😂
Its not a lie kimchi is good for corona!! And it's not THAT spicy XP
@@user-no9im9px6e it isn't that spicy.
@@ricaivory6571 Yes thats what i said
@@user-no9im9px6e i think its depend, cus every korean mom has Different recipes
@@nimochi1448 Well i'm sure there are a few Korean moms that use gochujang but those are the same as ppl that use cucumber slices instead of bread X.X Gochujang really isnt used for making kimchi, only somw foreigners do it
As a biracial person living in an Asian country, whenever someone tells me "Oh, it's only a little bit spicy" I immediately get hesitant... because their "a little spicy" is my "I cannot feel my lips spicy".
Totally. Any culture where the children eat spicy candy/spice covered fruit, be wary.
Unlocked memories from my flight to japan .and they served this on the ariplane .i almost died
😂😂😂😂
Kimchi on a flight to Japan? Was it Korean Airline?
@@xahal yeah there was a stop at Seul
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@@xahal I mean.. Korean restaurants have sushi.. it's not entirely uncommon to mix stuff.
I'd love to try that Kimchi...
Same it looks yummy 😋
Ikr lol
me too
Ive tired it its so SPICY
@@user-ss8bl9yg8f oh well if it is too spicy then it is not my type of food
I am not a big fan of spicy food but I would still love to try it
When she said "no COVID", I just knew it's beyond spicy.
So spicy you'll be dead... In which case... you wouldn't get covid.
It's burns the covid away
you wont be able to taste anything especially not covid 😭😭😭
total acid burn spicy type shit
Can't have COVID when you're dead
I still can't get over how she say "jeni PHER" that's so funny 🤣
Me: My leg, stomach, arms and head hurt..
My mother: YOU DIDN'T DRINK ENOUGH WATER.
I dated a Korean guy for a while and his mom made me some delicious food, which was spicy don’t get me wrong, but as I was eating she told me she made it much more mild just for me. I just couldn’t help but wonder what the regular version tasted like as my mouth was slightly burning.
lol like Malaysia too
🤣🤣🤣🤣
That's like the difference between Indian mild and Australian mild...
That was so sweet of her
There is a Korean restaurant in my city and I get kimchi all the time.... I've just come to a realization that they must make it mild for us non Asians cause it's never spicy... I wasn't even aware it was supposed to be... I feel lied too.!!
I relate to it so much! My friend's mom wanted me to try her signature recepie of mango achaar( pickle) and i am not really a fan of mangoes and spicy stuff...anyway, i had to try it anyway and neither i could swallow it down neither throw out..sjskks. Her mom gave me the weirdest eye that day omo 😭
Aww man ...I feel ya 😰😅
Mallu analle manasilayi 😂
@@hudycat 😭😭😭
Achar... Ohh that's Indian.... 😁😁
@@crwmother1576 I wonder that too. Achaar can be really diverse based on who is making it. It was made spicy and extra tangy cause they liked it that way only hahah! I am still not a big fan of achaar but yeah I would like to try out more in the future
앜ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ진짜 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ한국어자막 없이도 한국말로 들림ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ걍 너무 웃기닼ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
이게 웃기냐? ㅅㅂ
“Omma stop making stuff up” that got me dead on the floor🤣😂😂😂😂
“U get no gigease and no COBID”😂🤣
Lmfao thank you
@@alunalovegood9703 what do you mean with thank you
@@luisamenadematos7311 you maybe made the person laugh
@@kpopping730 idk maybe
Why do i hear no t***ies
What Koreans hear: "what's wrong with her"
What I heard: "you weird eh"
I hear the same😂😂
yoo, i had to replay just to hear it again 😂
Sameee
Lmaoo I didn’t recognized that until I saw ur comment and I had to watch it back again to correctly hear it right
"Yeh weh ireh?"
Yeh (this kid)
weh (why)
ireh (like this?)
I'm Korean.
The Korean accent is the best!!! So cute and fun! 😍
Girl:hauhauahahaohoi
Mom:she’s weird eh?
"Omma, stop making stuff up!"
I'm dying! This is so typical. I can relate.
No one reply to this bot its useless
@@randomhunterslime9007 and how did you figure that out?
I also have the relatable thing of people dunking themselves in milk after eating spicy food while I just sit there like there’s nothing spicy in the food
@@luvv..asterr it’s obvious that it’s a scam you don’t even have to click the link
@@gidushwv yup
Her face when she said, *"It's not spicy."* and also when she said *"AND NO COVID!"* Also when she said *"What's wrong with her?"*
I lived with a ghanaan lady for years, the amount of peppers she put in her food was just terrifying. As a heartburn sufferer, I just stared at her in awe.
as a ghanain nigerian my mom and i love spicy food and my brothers and dad cant stand the the tinest bit
ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 한국인 기준으로는 매운게 아니긴 하죠.. 😊😊
핵 불닭볶음면에 비하면 암것도 아니죠
"you get no covid"
Me who eats kimchi almost weekly: *has covid while watching this*
💀
Nooooooooo😭💀
Are you good now
Wish you will be good soon buddy
@@scorpioninferno656 Thanks! I just got better a few days ago or so, 😁
As someone who isn’t Korean i can tell you kimchi is not spicy at all lol
Edit: For me at least, Everyone has different taste and spice tolerance, Also kimchi is made differently why are yall arguing about this comment lol.
same
agreed.
Nah its damn spicy
Depends on how it’s made I guess... some restaurants I’ve been to had damn spicy kimchi xD
nice pfp 😅💜
I love Jennyper's face of resolve. "No, it's ok" as she steels herself. Absolutely perfect.
My Korean friends mum bought me tteokbokki, Gimbap, AND kimchi once on a play date in the 1st grade and yeah I cried
Fun fact: kimchi actually is good for your digestive system cuz it contains a good amount of probiotics. N probiotics helps with clear skin 😉
Actually if I ate kimchi and I couldnt go to toilet for 2 weeks and I bleeded in the toilet. No everyone's body nature is the same.
@@AlexAlex-ov9qe It's not good for everyone. It made me extremely sick.
@@AlexAlex-ov9qe I'm well aware they should have gone to a doctor. But again, it's not good for everyone.
Yeah but it doesn't cure all diseases and covid like she said lol.
Yeah but it also has a lot of salt.. don't go crazy with it.
“It’s not spicy…”
*me, a Mexican: “oh no no no no, I’ve seen this one before”
It's worse when they say it's not "that" spicy.
The school hot sauce was like tinted water to me, meanwhile my friend died from drowning himself with water trying to quench it
Hehehe im Mexican and I brought spicy stuff and they don’t like spicy. My friends asked if the food was spicy I responded and said, “no” I regret saying that. My friends were dying of the spiciness
*in korea meaning of spicy.*
not spicy= spicy
little spicy= so spicy
spicy = I'm in heaven.
I've eaten Kimchi before and it's true it's not spicy, I don't know why they exaggerate.
As a non Korean person I actually would LOVE to try kimchi it looks so good
Me being Mexican:
My friends: “is the food spicy?”
Me: “no?”
Friends: *dying of the spicy food*
Me: “you guys are so sensitive to heat hahahah”
I can't even notice the spice in alot of milder spicy food now, I was eating a spicy snack and I let a co worker try it. "is there chilli in this?" "I don't think so"
*reads packet ingredients*
"oh, there is, whoops".
She's so good at 'acting' like the mom that I forget it's really her lol
It really is a good impression of a Korean mom. My girlfriends mom is just like this.
Its so good that im so triggered by her judgemental korean mom acting loll bringing back flashbacks..
I watch this half a dozen times every morning, the laugh sets me up for the whole day.
my indonesian tounge when the first time i tried kimchi : it’s a good mixture flavours of savory salty and sour. but it was not spicy
Honestly it just tastes sour and sweet, I never tasted the spicy part. 🤔
Not indo but chinese lmao and i found it rather sour, couldnt taste the spiciness lol
Yes
Police: "so how did you kill this woman?"
Her: *With kimchi*
Underrated comment
So true tho
Korean Police : *weak*
I've tried it and I don't think it's spicy at all
Maybe because I'm Indian
🥵
My friend makes some amazing kimchi.
I really wanna try it 😋
I did the 300 the like😊 n ur Indian ???coz ur username is Hindu👁👄👁
Oof. I didn't know I got 300 likes.
@@heebiejeebiess yep. I'm from Bangalore. What about you?
@@vishnuprasad3041 I am from Dibrugarh , Assam 😊
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she just took a typical interaction in a Korean house and turned it extraordinarily funny 🤣
I grew up in a mostly Asian community (Chinese and Korean) and it always broke my heart when I'd come over to my friends houses and their parents would be so apologetic about what was honestly usually some of the best food I've ever eaten. And my friends would always warn me about things being weird and such. :(
But also I've learned that Asian spicy ain't no joke hahaha
Omg I like your content ❤️❤️❤️
Asian spice will knock you off your feet, I love it 🖤
asian spice would make you cry for three days
I'm part Hispanic so I grew up eating spicy foods but...I mean no disrespect by this but, Asian food is a different kind of spicy. They really understood the assignment.
As a Filipino, Asian spice is spicy for me. But White spice is like milk. Logic.
All of this is so accurate, I feel like this is literally my Halmeoni talking, with the accent and everything
This has likes more than my subscribers but literally no reply bruh
"You won't get no digeees and no cogid"😂😂
The “What’s wrong with her” was everything to make me laugh my heart out.😂
I've had kimchi once,I loved it but the three day heartburn after has made me a little skittish to try it again. Odd thing is that I grew up eating all kinds of spicy deliciousness (I'm from a Jamaican family so curry goat,scotch bonnets and jerk chicken are my jam) no problem,but if there's cabbage(or broccoli) involved in anything I get the worst repeating and heartburn for days!!!
And yet,if that mama pressured me to try the kimchi I'd probably be like "yup,worth it" ,eat seconds and tell her it's delicious then spend 3-5 days regretting it immensely
Idk my dad adds like 5-6 chillies in the curry or vegetable sabji or whatever he makes chillies are a must 🥲🥲 so i thought i would not have any problem in trying wasabi and i didn't until my eyes started watering same with horseradish they weren't that spicy but the heat is there
then maybe you could try radish kimchi or chives kimchi or cucumber kimchi. they’re are all equally delicious if you cant eat cabbage but you love kimchi.
@@stillportra lol well I do enjoy chives so I'll see if I can find some chive kimchi. Thank you for the advice
@@stillportra mmm cucumber kimchi my fave
Ohhh, I've heard of some people with European ancestry who have heaetburn and they they go either keto or carnivore and it fixes itself! Diet is a big one, huh... it seems we all manage carbs and vegetables differently. It's VERY interesting that you have heartburn after specific vegetables. I have an autoimmune disease and I want to try the carnivore diet as it seems it fixes all types of inflamations (like mine) and autoimmune diseases (like mine) so I want to try it. Man, I wonder if maybe in 200 years researchers will finally look into what's going on here. I bet it's specific ingredients in vegetables which cause this and when we know exactly what it us everyone can try a diet with and without them and see if it applies to them. Meanwhile we're left with extreme stuff like the carnivore diet. 😅
May I ask, are there other foods you've noticed give you problems or just cabbage and broccoli? I'm just so curious, I'm really into nutrition.
"I spent $2000 to buy a kimchi fridge"
I felt that
3,000 HAHAHA
😂 bruh Korean family’s all relate lol
Bro that's me when I eat spicy food, also the great touch of barely being able to drink water out of the cup was on point.
Whenever I visit my friends I always make sure to eat the food their parents prepare for us or at least try a bit of everything, even the things that are intimidating. I feel like it's only acceptable to do that because they've invested so much time into making the good food for us and opened up their homes to have us over.
But there are different rules with spicy food. I’ve cried from hot Cheetos but I still eat jalapeños cause I hate myself 😭
That's what makes a gentleman. The thought of having a thought for someone investing time and energy to prepare some food for you.
Will you eat kimchi 😭
That’s just plan manners and respect. I’m glad you have principles as a lot of people these days lack them
OMG FR. I saw the video and I was like "👁👁 how is she doing that without getting her ass kicked-". just the polite thing to do. BUT OFC there's boundaries and such
My old boss is Korean, his wife is the sweetest lady ever. The only time I ever saw her get mad was when she brought food for us to eat and one of the girls said "oh no thank you" it was like an unwritten law at our work if she brought us food you took it said thank you and ate a few bites Infront of her. She never even acknowledged that girl again when she would come by our work. Lol
mean
Idk if it's an Asian thing but the same applies here in Bangladesh. It's kinda impolite to refuse when an elder offers you to eat or pay for something.
that's a bit extreme, people have the right to refuse food if they don't feel like trying it or can't for any reason
Same, my old boss's wife was one of my favorite people to ever interact with. If she brought food, you always take it (most of the time it was Bungeo-ppang(carp bread, or as I call it fish shaped pastry.)
It's my absolute favorite.
Kinda mean. Lol. I'm with the girl on this part, people don't have to eat anything offered with no explaination needed. It's like a common sense. 🤣 beside what if the offered people have dietary restriction?
stopp your accent matches my auntie's 😭 your making me miss korea with the food
YOU INSPIRED ME TO TRY KIMCHI!!!!! I LOVED IT!!
Growing up half of the time in a Korean household with a Korean best friend, the meals were the best thing ever! I learned a lot about delicious flavors I otherwise wouldn't have at home, and was introduced to the best possible way to eat golden curry in the world, plop some chilled kimchi in that spoon! To this day Korean food has been my comfort feels-home food, because of how many good memories I have with her and her family. I miss her a ton, but she's going to university in Canada now, and I'm really happy for her!
Meet her some time ❣️that not a friend that's a family
@@JinxFrom8M exactly what I thought!! 💕
You sound like my brothers bestirring ahha. He also loves Korean food
Thanks for sharing! I discovered kimchi in Canada and now I am sad when I am out of stock.
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I remember I went to a bday party for my Latina friend. There were these pickled jalapeños I think and her entire family watched me eat it in awe and I remember my latina friend not being able to eat it and her tias constantly asking if it was spicy 😂 it was hilarious because I had no reaction and it was great😭 Trying ethnic food is such an experience
Indeed spicy. I like to add them to my mini tacos
I eat em w almost everything but pickled jalapeños w chamoy & takis>>>>>>
Can relate, pickled jalapeños are just sour for me, not spicy at all lmao
I put jalapeños on everything that I can but they have to be "en escabeche" because I like the taste they get with the carrots
@@rizo5734 yes they were sour
The way she says it’s not spicy lives rent free in my head all day lol
“Jenniepher ☺️🥹” I can’t with the accent 😂I’m sorry 😂😂😂
My friends mom is Japanese and you better believe she made me try seaweed and cold rice
Luckyyyyy that stuff is amazing
Lol who doesnt love onigiri
Nothing wrong with seaweed and cold rice.
So lucky! I want her to be my friend's mom!
Having friends from different cultures makes life so much more adventuresome. In a good way!
I feel like the most awkward thing is when you are having a sleepover/play date and you do not like the food their parents make/get for you
and then i say “oh haha pls don’t feed me you don’t have to!” which escalates into me forcing food down my throat
I’m Indian and Italian and we never really ate ‘American food’ growing up. Went to my friends house and they served me cheese whiz and broccoli. I realized I hate cheese whiz so I asked for plain broccoli. Very embarrassing
@@sallysmith7664 first of all don’t feel bad for not wanting to eat cheese whiz on broccoli… even for american cuisine that’s fckin disgusting 😭
@Sally Smith7 sorry........ what??? oh my gosh that sounds like a “this is all i have in my fridge and i’m starving, my standards are hella low rn” snack
@@sallysmith7664 CHEESE WHIZ AND BROCCOLI?? 🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮🤮
This is perfect, quite brilliant! one of the funniest things I have ever seen.
It looks so good through the screeeeen
Friend: DIEING OF SPICYNESS
Mother: 🤨 " what's wrong with her?"
dying not dieieieieing
How do you get so many likes for just commenting what happened in the video
😂
For Indians that's not spicy at all
@@VanshThakur-zt3zi I’m indian and my spice tolerance is literally in the gutter
Years ago I worked for a Korean salon once and the boss/owner brought kimchi often. The first time I ate it, my boss and Korean coworkers were starting at me so asked why. The boss was like “you can use chop sticks?” “Yes,” and then she was like “that’s not too spicy for you?” I said “nope, this is delicious...can you bring more?” Lol I think my co workers accepted me after that and even taught me how to speak some Korean. Lol
I am a born and raised American used to eat kimchi and rice when money was tight. My uncle actually served mission in S. Korea so he actually told me about kimchi. I like it alot.
I wouldn't get accepted I can only eat a little spicy things lol
You accept our food we accept you
@@jana731 Some kimchi isn't very spicy.
@@dillonh321 Kimchi fried rice is an easy way to change up the kimchi and rice when you are broke!
I wanna go and have dinner with a Korean family
I love homemade foods
I want kimchi now. This us the third kimchi short to be recommended tonight.
Me As A Indian:
Eat Kimchi Like A Candy 🍭🍬
True
Indian eat spicy food yeah we eat
Good for u.
Yes 😂😂❤️
한국인인 나:
맞아 ㅋㅋ 김치는 매운음식이 아니니까 너무 맛있어
I love how when I put subtitles it said *" I spent 2 thousand dollars for this kimchi bridge "*
"This kimchi is goob for you! You get no jijis and no cobid!"
Lmao 😭
Can we appreciate the fact that the water glass was so beautiful
HAHAHA As a person who loves spicy food, I always say that "It's not spicy" because I genuinely believe it isn't. Then after they tried it, they start choking. That's when I feel guilty
Same happens to me lol u het used to the sensation after some time so everything seems less spicy than it was the first time
@@constanzaosorio6860 😆😆
My dad and I are like this lmao. Puerto Ricans aren't known for HEAT in our food, we kinda get lumped in with Mexico who enjoys spice. Papi and I kind rolled with it and started building a spice tolerance, but mami NEVER has. She once thought I gave her spicy doritos when they were the blue bag, cool ranch kind. ZERO spice tolerance. She'll ask papi and me if something is spicy and we will genuinely say no bc it's not, but to her it is. Now when she asks, we sometimes stare at each other for a few seconds like we're telepathically trying to discuss whether she would consider it spicy or not before we let her try something
I brought some Carolina reaper nerd type candies to work once and I didn't think they were covered in enough dust to make it a big deal so I was giving them out to my coworkers just to let them try it. Then I gave some to one particular coworker who started dying immediately. Started coughing and tearing up guzzling water and eventually sugar packets. We had a good laugh but I did feel a bit guilty since I didn't expect it to hit him that bad. My manager gave me shit for those candies though cause he also didn't think they were spicy so one night we went and tried the death nut challenge and oh God we were puking in the sewers by the end of it. He was being real cocky too up until we got to the last level and I turn around to see him crying. We were eating ice cream chugging milk and when I went inside my house to get the pepto bismul I found him on his knees outside his car hands shaking... good times
I didn’t know Kimchi was considered spicy lol- For me, being a Latina, “spicy” and “Kimchi” go in a different categories 😂
Same, it's really good but I wouldn't say it's spicy. I love spicy food 🔥🔥
Well maybe Im slavic
But at least I know, Kimchi are not spicy
I didn’t think that kimchi was spicy until today
Anything spicier than toothpaste is to much for me lol
Kimchi goes to sour catergory😂
Is it just me? Or Korean moms or 할머니 are like 2x louder than other moms.
😂 this is my Korean grandmother when I say it’s spicy
I have so many Asian friends that have had me over for dinner and I’ve fell in love with a lot of food and I introduced them into some Italian foods since I’m Italian
Sauce pizza
@@y6rikoz haha
@@itzjulxet or ketchup pasta what's your favorite 😉
@@y6rikoz ketchup pasta
I'm Asian but I love Italian foods
"It's not spicy."
Me who is white: "Hahahaha, this better have some heat."
Yes! I love spicy food so much!! I used to drink hot sauce out of the bottle when I was 8-10 y/o, not a lot, but idk if that's weird-
Sadly my mom is the stereotype no-spice-tolerence white, and we rarely make spicy food unless she's on a weekend trip, work trip, or we have something else for her.
@@luzluvinartist3533 I can't eat spicy but because I have an Indian mother I cry every dinner
@@yurithesurgicalthigh3600 you cry every dinner?
@@randomfactory3446 it's either I cry in burning tongue or starve
Me: Loves spicy food
Also Me: Can't have food too spicy
(Context: I have Crohn's Disease so if it's too spicy, it triggers a reaction = inflammation)
The way she pronounced disease had me rolling!!! Lol!!!
"I spent 5 hours making this kimchi"
Ma'am.. It's been expired 5 years ago..
"Its not spicy, you won't die"
" ok **dies** "
"Hmm... Maybe Add more spice?"
Nah bro☠️
“It’s not spicy”
“Ms. Kwon, That’s looks hotter than the sun”
Kimchi isn't even spicy
@@changan2942 idk what kimchi you are but when I had some my mouth burned 😶✋
@@sumytea2516 oh, not all korean kimchi is spicy, my mum/mom makes korean kimchi and its not spicy lol
@@sumytea2516 American with strongest spice tolarance:
@@changan2942
Sounds like American kimchi.
Your kimchi looks so good
얘 왜이랰ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
So true🤣🤣
I actually had a Korean friend who didn't like her family's food most of the time. So when her parents would pack her lunch she would give it to me and I would give her the American food in my lunch.
Awwww thats awesome!
That is gold
not to be dramatic but this is the best thing ive ever read
Omg this reminds me of how Erold stories used to bring food to Canadian school
I’ll never forget the Korean exchange student who gave me my first seaweed and kimchi when I was in the second grade 😂 I only had a pack of Oreos for her to try. And I’m pretty sure they have Oreos in Korea but she was polite enough to be impressed 😂
I’ve never had kimchi but I want to it seems good and I like Korean spicy because I know it is different from other spicy foods that aren’t korean
Kimchi is a bit sour in my opinion and spicy too, but it’s still good, my family loves kimchi so that’s why i tried it before, well actually o wanted to taste it but now i’m in love :D
imo its more sour than spicy
Its basically spicy cabbage it taste better than how I and others usually explain it
☝️😃You should try it, as soon as possible!It's 😋👌so delicious!
Tips:
😍First time, add some kimchi on your ramen noodles- You probably haven't eaten better noodles EVER!
🤗After that try- taste Kimchi without anything else!
Try it paired with ramen, it’s very good 👍
"Jijejj" got me cracked
I lovvvvve the mom part ammaa 😊😊😊😊
The fact I'm not Korean but I've tried Kimchi before makes this even more accurate. Never really met a Korean mum, but been to a restaurant where they make Korean food. So I tried Kimchi and my mouth literally was on fire, but still it's good. I don't eat spicy, but I totally need like 20 jugs of milk.
Some kimchi aint that spicy
Tbh in most cases kimchi looks spicier than it actually is. The red pepper pieces makes it look like it should be really spicy but no, it's more sour/salty than spicy.
I'm saying this as someone who can't even eat raw garlic or tolerate high levels of spice, most kimchi WON'T make your mouth burn or even tingle with heat
It really depends on the place and who makes it! But if anything is ever tooooo spicy for you, a great pairing is banana milk. Trust me!!! It sounds so weird maybe but the banana itself and the milk (tho i get banana coconut or banana almond because of my gerd) help the stomach SOOOO much and helps with the spice in your mouth.
I am Asian (not Korean), and I don’t like kimchi because it’s too spicy for me. BUT! I went to Korean restaurant one time and I tried their sweet kimchi! Not sweet like sugar of course, but its not spicy and bite your tongue. I love it! Wish I can make it at home though.
Then I ain’t eating kimchi no sir 😌💀
My mom: it’s not spicy
The food: *2x spicy ramen*-
Mama’s face when she’s trying it 😂😂🥹
I'd be tearing that kimchi UP LOL!
The thing with Kimchi, when you have very low spice tolerance, I'd suggest a Kimchi Fried Rice topped with Kewpie Japanese Mayo. It's not only not that spicy it's also easy to make AND tasty.
Edit: You can even add sliced seaweed (cut the sheets to bite sized pieces) and chopped up bacon! And if fried rice isn't your type, try making kimchi soup!
Ah yes, the food burn institution
FBI, What are YOU doing here??
Thanks for the info, mate
man the federal bureau of investigation knows his stuff straight
Actually kimchi’s spiciness will decrease when you use it to cook with any thing. My like to use it to cook fried rice, cook some soup and put some rice in and fried the kimchi with Korean rice cake. Those taste sooo good👍🏻
let alone being spicy, kimchi is not even food, it's a heaven sent gift to us mortals
@@themelancholyofgay3543 every mammal can make cheese tho?
But it’s not spicy
Hello, my fellow Turkish friend. I see that you’re a woman of culture as well.
@@darthnoidus hahah hello there, thanks to my mom who's obsessed with watching koreans binging food, i got a chance to taste it and can't stop now 👅
@@ozgesolmaz752 Same, I’m addicted.
Korean accent was spot on
“It’s no spicy?”
Me as a Mexican: *ay mierda,aquí vamos otra ves*
I dont have Korean friends but if I did, I would be so honored to try the food, it all looks so good to me.
Same 😋
Same
Agreed
Korean food is very good and healthy! If you want something that taste delicious and has a good kick to it eat Korean food it’s so good 😊
한국인으로써 고마워!
My grandma would make really spicy kimchi but it always tasted good tho 😂😂😂✨
I'm Malaysian and I can't eat spicy. I be like the girl trying to eat and drink water like the girl in the vid
So adorable
the mom is like:it not spicy
the friend:WHY IS IT SPICY!!
The owners of the salon I work in are first generation immigrants, and when she makes kimchi I'm always so excited. She's so good at it, even the fresh kimchi is WONDERFUL.
is that spicy?? i'm always want to try but i cant eat spicy food :(
No one gonna talk about how wholesome and sweet she looks as Korean mom awww... I wish she was my mom.
i’d love to try
I dunno why, but I’ve always wanted to try kimchi, it looks so good!