Hi! A Korean passing by :) They used the word "느끼하다" to describe the pancakes and that specific Korean word doesn't exist in English! The closest word in English is "greasy" so the subtitles had no other choice. It doesn't mean it has too much oil and it's oily (or cooked the wrong way). Koreans usually eat spicy, salty side dishes with rice and soup. So when we eat stuff like cheese, cream, bread and all the 'buttery' flavored things, some can feel queasy in the mouth or stomach (maybe somehow nauseating), and that kind of feeling/taste is called "느끼하다". So I guess this adjective is made based on the spicy and salty Korean diet! I do agree they were a bit too criticizing and careful, but I wanted to tell everybody that the word "greasy" isn't the same here in Korea! We just don't have the right English word for "느끼하다". :)
Thank you for adding this. I was thinking it may have been a language barrier word because we don't have the same meanings for things with the words across all languages. It's pretty interesting though
with al the corn syrup used in many amarican recipes even my german stomach would feel queasy Im used to a slize of rye bread with cheese, a bole of cereals or yogurt even germans that eat tost with nutella/jam/marmalade or a bread roll with slized meat would feel queasy because englisch and amarican breakfast is way to full to eat in the morning britisch stuff is to havy as a whole and amarican stuff is to havy or to sugary
Yes! And our breads- toast, biscuits, english muffins, bagels, croissants, etc. I will even make grilled cheese, or a cheese quesadilla, for breakfast. Maybe I'm the only one who also has rice, with salt, pepper & butter sometimes, in place of grits... And before anyone says this isn't American & that isn't American- who cares, it is still what plenty of Americans eat for breakfast.
@@AnnaH4R We eat rice with milk, butter and sugar for breakfast sometimes. We are surprisingly heavy rice eaters for being taught cooking by Hispanic, Native and Bohemian roots
what's the big deal if they want to use it plastic knives then let them use it. they don't have chopsticks so.... maybe they don't like touching greasy bacon
just an fyi when Koreans refer to a food being “greasy” they don’t literally mean that is has grease on it. the word they said in korean means that it feels heavy. Have yall ever had an experience where you’re eating alfredo or something thick that makes u feel heavy and nauseous and makes you not want to eat it anymore? yeah thats what they mean when they say that term.
Thanks, I was confused to how they could be greasy, this makes much more sense. I can't eat pancakes or waffles they are too heavy for me. More of a dessert in my book.
"How do you eat that?" "Whatever you like. It's not American if you consider that." This guy definitely spent time in the US. Most of us don't stand on ceremony in day to day activities.
We have this very strict tradition in our house. It's called "Mom spent 2 hours cooking this. Let's see if we can break our record and shove it all in our mouth in less than a minute"
@@Sentientmatter8 - No it isn't. You can be rich but you might grow up poor and end up rich or vice versa. Its not a static thing. My stepfather is middle class but his brother is rich. Its not a class thing they both had the same parents.
Americans don't typically eat pancakes for breakfast as a routine. It's something that a would be reserved perhaps for the weekends and even then only on occasion. Most Americans rush out of the house relatively quickly in the morning so typically it would be something with extremely small prep time and preferably even portable such as: cereal, toast, bagels, muffins, pastry or perhaps just skipping breakfast altogether and having coffee or tea.
Ya pancakes are normally only enjoyed on a special occasion and I really only eat pancakes for breakfast if I have some left over or if i go to a diner
Agreed oatmeal, yogurt, bagel, breakfast sandwich, smoothie, granola bar, etc. I have pancakes a few times a year at most. The main thing we worry about in the morning is coffee.
이 영상에 왜이렇게 싫어요 가 많은지 댓글을 보니 알겠어요 "미국식 아침" 이 아니라 "한국인이 생각하는 미국식 아침"을 먹어서 그런거 아닐까요 다들 실제는 이렇지 않다는거같은데.. 그리고 어떻게 보면 하나의 식문화인데 부정적인 반응을 한 것도 듣는 외국분들 입장에선 불쾌함을 느꼈을수도있구요..
This is not "Americans' breakfast". It's "Americans' breakfast which koreans thought". And they have to more respect it because it's one of food cultures.
@@hud1231 - I eat 2 servings of hashbrowns made from frozen-in-the-bag, shredded potatoes, plus 3 or 4 eggs easy over, and sometimes one pig sausage (Farmer John), or 2 or 3 pieces of bacon, not Jimmy Dean, and not maple flavored. I wash it down with strong, black coffee. An hour later, I take Psillium fiber to get more energy from my meal, and better digestion. That's my biggest meal, usually. Lunch might be fairly big, or not, but dinner is always on the small side. I'm not educated on digestion or biology for that matter, but I wonder about digesting food while we sleep. For the folks who eat big dinners and digest during sleep, where does the energy go? To fat? I looked on the packet of those potato patties, like they serve at fast food restaurants, and I didn't like the low quality fat they use. I went for the bagged shredded potatoes because I can cook them in avocado oil. In Hawaii, they serve rice with breakfast. It's sticky rice, which is superior to loose rice, although, most Americans are mislead on this topic.
I know I don't usually. It depends on my mood, and how my bowels feel. I don't eat the healthiest, but I do eat healthy most of the time. Don't eat a lot anyway. It all depends on the region that the person is from. No one deemed American, besides the Native Americans, are native to America. Everyone else brings their cultures here, and it's fun to try them out to be fairly honest.
Honestly so true I leave for school in a rush bc i stay up late watching youtube and then wake up and have 10 mintues to get ready and well I'm a girl and I take forever even tho I wear the same sweatshirt everyday and in the weekends I will eat breakfast
I don't eat breakfast and I hardly eat lunch because I'm not hungry until I get home. I eat dinner but it's all home cooked. But I am not skinny which is a mystery to me.
That breakfast looked bland lol. See they should have given them a southern breakfast. Pancakes or waffles your choice. Scrambled eggs. Toast. Bacon, sausage, ham or all 3! Grits with salt, pepper and butter 😋. Oooh and hash browns. A nice cup of hot coffee, orange juice, apple juice or milk. Your choice as well. I like to cover all my food in maple syrup too!
I love how enthusiastic your comment reads and don’t forget the biscuits and gravy, that by far is one of the best breakfast dishes ever made. My mom always put just a tiny amount of sugar in the gravy to balance the saltiness I understand if it sounds weird but it works at least for me.
Your Ego It's not that I don't like it, it's just that I'm not used to people saying things from my country are "traditional", but to me they're just normal.
EpicGamingLogic I do love breakfast, but I don't have the time or money to make it all that often. So I do the same before work in the morning, I drink a protein shake, but I also take a vitamin. Though if I had the time in the mornings, I still wouldn't because I can't eat a heavy meal and be active right away. So for me, breakfast is a rare thing that is only eaten on my day off, or if I go to a restaurant, at dinner time, that sells breakfast 24hrs. Nothing beats brinner. Though I'm not a hardy breakfast eater, I don't like eggs by themselves, and I only like bacon. For me, breakfast isn't breakfast if it isn't like eating dessert for a meal with a salty and super crispy bacon compliment. So pancakes, french toast, or waffles with lots of syrup. Chocolate chip or pecan pancakes are both my favorites. Basically, it isn't breakfast for me if it doesn't feel like my foot might fall off after eating it.
Idk i wouldnt say this is accurate 🤔 where are the hashbrowns, the cereal, the milk and the orange juice. Also wth are apple waffles? If we gonna eat waffles they gonna be eggos and they gotta be crispy. And the pancakes are usually buttermilk with maple syrup. Eggs and bacon should be accompanied by bread and bacon is eaten with hands
Eggos? Eww. Do yourself a favor and get a waffle maker. It's SO much better to have fresh waffles. And apple waffles are great, totally worth trying - which is not to say butter and maple syrup aren't also a good option. And they do have a good point, rice and kimchi makes for a great breakfast too.
Normally pancakes, eggs and bacon are not eaten alone like this. They are eaten together so the salty/sugary tastes complement each other and keep the meal from tasting too salty or sugary. A bite of this, a bite of that. Just eating one can get old quickly.
i should try eating them together one day.. it’s just that i get full after two bites 😂 i live in the US so ihop is THE best, except their pancakes are too bigggg
You guys need a non-quirky American consultant. Pancakes and waffles should have butter and maple syrup. Eggs are a bit more subjective, but I think I would argue that a fried egg, or scrambled, is more American. That plate with a little bacon and a sunny side up egg looked wrong. I would prefer to see: bacon (or sausage), toast, scrambled eggs, hash browns, and ketchup.
+grim You aren't wrong. Let me try to figure it out. I think because the two eggs aren't separate and it's in a bowl. Maybe it's the lack of toast. I'm being a bit nit-picky.
that's it really there was no toast it wasn't on a plate no potatoes yeah if someone gave me that for breakfast like it was served to them I would have said: "What the heck is this!".
I could only think that who the hell makes a waffle greasy? I have made 100's of waffles in my day and not one was ever "greasy." But hey, let's go eat some boiled fish for breakfast.
I'm pretty sure I have literally never had a pancake, or waffle, that was properly made, that was "greasy" (IE, oozing grease out of every pore). If it's "greasy," you've **made it wrong** and should send it back to the kitchen to be made **correctly**. Hash browns (not shown in this video), yeah, okay, some of those I've had have definitely been "greasy." But pancakes / waffles? Nah, don't think so. Unless someone like slathered the entire thing in butter **after** otherwise correctly preparing it. Honestly, I kind of hate butter, and if I see that someone has shoved an ice cream scooper's worth of butter in a dollop on top of the warm pancakes, I almost immediately scrape it off, before it can melt and soak into my otherwise perfectly good pancakes. IMO, pancakes do not need a scoop of butter on them. Just a light drizzle of syrup (again, not enough to thoroughly soak it; it ain't soup!)...
If you watch enough of shows like the original Iron Chef, or other Asian tasting shows you'll find they have extremely low tolerance for any oils or butters. The pancakes are made on an oiled or buttered grill then had butter on top. It probably was a little greasy.
In Korean, there isn’t a direct translation for the expression. American food is generally more filling, or “heavy” to eat. That’s what they are trying to say instead of the traditional American term and definition of greasy. Us Koreans are usually used to lighter or easier to eat food that isn’t as fatty, sugary, etc.
@@RetroMonkey1999 their low oil tolerance always surprised me because from the korean/Chinese cooking videos I watch it looks like they use oil quite a bit especially on their stir fried dishes.
@@maryannet4710 It didn't say "American breakfast that Americans eat every day". These literally are American breakfast foods, whether or not the majority of Americans actually eat breakfast. When you see a breakfast menu, what's on it? Eggs, bacon, pancakes, breakfast sandwiches which have eggs in them, or are made with pancake buns, breakfast sausages, etc. Stop lying lol. If it's not a pancake, we sometimes get a muffin (blueberry usually, another sweet, sugary thing).
Sara Delahoussaye I’m aware the video wasn’t talking about everyday things. I’m just saying we don’t have it everyday since the person above me said most people do. I wasn’t even referring to the video at all? Besides, it would be better to portray more common things in the video anyway. In what way was I lying? Literally everybody I know skips breakfast and usually has an earlyish lunch
for a "big breakfast", its pancakes, eggs, bacon or ham or sausage links, hash browns or grits, toast with butter, and a glass of juice. adults also add a cup of coffee with it.
@@lumamagregenbogen2485 Nobody eats that every day. Most Americans eat a small breakfast or skip it altogether. Some people have cereal, some people have toast, some people have a breakfast sandwich, etc. Personally, I eat a small bowl of oatmeal and a banana, with coffee or green tea to drink. "Big breakfasts" are for weekends and holidays.
@@1Korand Watch the Reactistan channel, the Pakistanis there pick apart EVERYTHING with their hands and look at the eating utensils like they are bizarre objects that they have never encountered before.
Where is the sugary cereal? Let's see them eat some Froot Loops. :D I kind of expected this kind of reaction, since I am aware from various media that eastern Asian countries don't think of breakfast the same way we do in the west, and especially not as we do in America. They basically eat similar foods to what they eat the rest of the day and there aren't as into sweet things as we are. It's no surprise they thought of these more like snack foods and desserts. We do tend to eat some pretty heavy and sweet foods for breakfast. lol, And we're a bit short on kimchi as a breakfast food here. :p
Pity is that most of the sugary cereals don't taste as good now. :( They keep changing the recipe over and over and most are ruined. I want a time machine to buy them on the past. As for the breakfast thing. Well come on, plenty of american eat regular food for breakfast. Have you honestly never had pizza for breakfast? I personally have whatever I want, same for launch or dinner. If I want chicken breast for breakfast I will, which I had, two days ago, grilled :P And if I want pancakes, with egg and bacon for dinner. The is breakfast for dinner XD which is always awesome.
hollymoon21 as a senior in highschool I can say there's honestly no time in the morning to get up make some food and eat and still make it to school on time if I take the bus but in my case I drive
Incraftable jeez my baby brother is almost done with his freshman year in high school and I make him oatmeal in the morning. he doesn't go to school on an empty stomach. you apparently don't make time for it.
I was hoping someone would tell them we pretty much always eat bacon with our fingers just so they'd not have such a rough time trying to cut it and get it on a fork.
I don't think most Americans eat a traditional breakfast anymore. Maybe just a cup of coffee on their way to work. Personally, I usually eat leftovers from last night's dinner, but I don't think that's very common.
plenty of people have berries with their waffles or pancakes, even ihop has a 3 sauce table policy for the strawberry/blueberry bois out there. but no american in their right mind would eat a floopy soft waffle, that part of the vid was just weird..
Guys, as a Korean, the translation of the word "느끼해" (romanization: neukki-hae) has many different meanings. It can mean oily, greasy, cheesy (personality/literal), and nauseating, depending on the circumstances. I'm surprised not many KOREAN people pointed that out. I think they meant nauseating because if you think about it, Koreans eat less sweet meals regularly. Pancakes+syrup+butter are very heavy and sweet, which they would not be used to. In this context, 느끼해 means it feels unhealthy or nauseating. Even as Americans, we've all been there after our 7th donut or 5th pancake where we feel nauseous. I hope this explanation clears things up a bit.
stewjd76 I don't think that's right. Rich is usually a positive connotation in English while neukki-hae is almost always a negative connotation in Korea. Just my opinion as a Korean speaker, though I'm not the best. Edit: though, rewatching the video, they did comment on the richness and sweetness being overbearing. I still don't think the translation for neukki-hae is "rich" haha
The perpetual frown was over the top...and her partner too - for someone so critical he should have swallowed the food before talking on camera, but I guess he doesn't own a mirror at home.
He probably spent a lot of time reading and writing, then when he has to talk he screws up. Had the same experience really. Speaking a language is a different skill and needs some practise.
Jordan Peckham Original French toast is French... “pain perdu”, typically made with stale/hard bread. It was “Americanized” in the US in the same way mostMexican food and Asian food is here (tacos and California rolls).
well they are trying to get something new for them and cereal is most likely in Korea I'm not a 100% sure as I have ever been there but i'm pretty sure they do
Cereal is the worst kind of breakfast to represent America .Full of sugar . I do eat it sometimes but I think eggs and pancakes are more traditional breakfast foods
It's funny watching these videos because I personally don't eat that stuff everyday for breakfast. That's more of a special, Sunday morning breakfast that you have once a week in my house. I usually just eat cereal or toast with a banana lol
Twice MoMo ... Umm no LOL 😂. They already make sunny side up eggs. So why would I tell them to try a style they're already used to? And I personally don't like sunny side up.
Tap Water ... For you LOL 😂. My man loves it, I hate it. I just don't like the consistency. But what's funnier is he loves crispy bacon and I love slightly crispy with the fat on the ends.
To answer the cute girls question about whether or not we gain energy from pancakes the answer is no. The majority of American breakfast food has so many carbs it will put you to sleep so we also drink really strong coffee with it. American breakfast food isn't supposed to wake you up, it's designed to keep you full for 6-8 hours. Coffee is what we use to wake up.
Actually, oily and greasy is not thier intention. But there is no proper meaning in English to translate. when Korean eat Heavy-Food (especially high flourfood. of course, oily and greasy also but in this case oily and greasy has a little different nuance) they say "nueggi-hae". For example, very creamy carbonara spaghetti and bread with over butter cuz iam just ESL student, in my comment have so many grammatical worng and i can't put in sentences smoothly. hope u understand what i illustrate and have a good day
They'd probably find cereal to be even weirder than pancakes for breakfast. Cold milk in a bowl with small pieces of sweet bread. hmmm I'd like to see their reaction to the different cereals Americans eat.
We salt eggs and bacon is salty. Americans use a lot of salt compared to Asian countries. What tastes normal to you would surely be salty to them. Just like how white rice is really bland and we add a lot of soy sauce. They just eat it without the soy sauce. Soy sauce is used in a lot of dishes, but they don't add salt to them as well. You don't notice the salt because it's always there.
Waffles with fruit toppings are very, very common. See restaurants mentioned above by sedriensmorgasbord, and also super common at an IHOP, a Denny's, or any classic American diner. I agree that their waffle looked sad... waffles should be very crispy!
+Jamaican Me Crazy True enough, you're right. I haven't been to an IHOP in years and years. Sometimes in college I would go there at night to study for exams, but I'm not generally into diners. Mostly I think they cater to elderly people, especially after church, and sometimes students. Or the people who go to Furr's cafeteria. I was just thinking that diners are a pretty common place to get fruit-topped waffles and pancakes. :)
hahahaha I do that, but not really cos it's a second chopstick. I just feel badass eating off the knife lmao. I mean technically it's rude for western people, but since I'm asian I can get away with it hehehe
Tim Frost Korea have various type of spam. So Many people prefer to eat 'low salt,low calorie spam' . Even some people boil this spam to lower more salt... It's my case,and maybe that guy's case too.
It's cuz spam is yummier with rice. These Koreans are missing rice. 😂 But Korea has different types of Spam. Koreans eat much healthier and leaner stuff than Americans, so our types of food are not 100% like overseas foods.
Spam is a 100% American food, if you think their Spam is different than ours you're crazy? Who do you think introduced it to them? American soldiers during the war
SK is not used to eating only salty or sweet stuff. it is usally a mix of both. Trust me if you went to SK you'd think that everything is either sour or spicy. People grow up in different countries with different taste pallets, its just something they are not used to.
The guy with the black rim glasses and his partner were such buzzkills. The others were fun to watch specially the blond girl. Interesting how they found the pancakes greasy. I personally never had a greasy pancake. And for goodness sakes, pick up the bacon with your fingers! Lol.
Gail Remudaro Thank you!!! Her face like a 3 year old being forced to eat brussel sprouts before she even took a bite, and she looked ready to spit it out before she even started chewing! I will hold my tongue on the glasses guy. 🤐
Lol I have to put in LOTS of water, then use only half the seasoning packet. Then, I season with Italian seasoning and a tiny bit of garlic powder. If I'm feeling fancy, I'll add an egg.
@@arlettasloan6453 If your pancakes are greasy, that's on you. When I make mine, they're light and fluffy, and in no way could you attribute them as 'greasy.'
kat .....that, that actually sounds really tasty. Just on it's own or with an egg as well? I kind of want that now, but bacon is quite expensive here sadly😔
mashed potatoes you can eat it many different ways with a bun you can have a fried egg in it if you want, melted butter, fried mushrooms~ anyway you want to eat it tastes good
kat I really want to eat bacon in a bun now Also those pancakes look good, maybe I should come to America and try out the fashion and foods, my English speaking is no good but there will be no need to speak if I am shoving my face with tacos and bacon buns😂
:( You guys basically gave them a kids' menu breakfast. Still, I liked this video a lot. :D I loved the girl/guy pair of the English Lit major, and the blonde woman! They were so interesting and funny and cute!
Naerwyn they cant exactly eat american adult sized meals, everyone on earth has food portions half the size of typical american meal (canada included).
This is so frustrating to watch, i live in America and nobody eats these things for breakfast, except maybe bacon and eggs. We usually just eat cereal on a normal day. I've also never heard of an apple waffle
Too much butter or something if you want American food ask an American person my dude same with any other country you won't really get the right flavors if someone else does it like an Italian man/woman Trys to make Indian spicy curry it won't turn out the same
I think the real problem is the word American as soon as someone say American food every word out of anyone's mouth is salty, oily, or fattening it can be an apple but those words will come out their mouth.
I do too but almost always I see them complain of to salty and most Americans don't have time to eat breakfast unless its bacon egg and cheese sandwich type and they so funny and timid about using hands
Stonemansteve II you are bruh. I grew up on Bacon, Turkey ham, and spicy Italian sausage but Korean grilled/bbq pork belly, rib eye, chicken, etc.. in bulgogi marinade is the absolute truth for meat lovers. Very balanced in sweetness saltiness and very savory but not greasy at all or bland tasting compared to a t-bone steak even with A1 sauce and the Korean way of cooking makes the meat so tender and very pleasing in the mouth texture wise.
I think that's why most American breakfasts are like that, most people don't have time to make a filling breakfast because most Americans either go to work or school at like 7 in the morning. Plus we lazy. When they said eggs and bacon were more snack like I was thinking to myself I barely have any patients for a bowl of Mac n cheese lol
I always eat some kind of breakfast. On weekends I usually eat bread, cereal or porridge. Other days I'll just grab an apple or a pear and eat it on the go.
this is the stereotypical american breakfast lol..... most americans dont have time to make any of those foods in the morning.. foods like cereal, yogurt, juice and fruit are more reasonable i'd say :p
I live in the states and I need to ask the one Korean with glasses how are pancakes greasy 😶 if he thinks that's greasy I can't wait for him to have a true American pizza or something
I'm not the Korean guy in glasses obviously lol but there're some stuff I can explain. Traditional Korean meals are mostly vege-based. So for some Koreans don't used to eat western food, they may think it's greasy. It's just about what they used to eat and I'm pretty sure the Korean guy in glasses meant no offence. However, I was also surprised by his reaction cause thought many young Koreans like to eat western food.
Im a New Yorker...there are different ways ive made pancakes...with butter and with vegetable oil...if its made with veg oil people can mistake it as greasy. I like to butter the frying pan over oil personally. But i do agree that a lot of our distinctive foods are greasy but thats only part of our broad cuisine!
SK is not used to eating only salty or sweet stuff. it is usally a mix of both. Trust me if you went to SK you'd think that everything is either sour or spicy. People grow up in different countries with different taste pallets, its just something they are not used to.
everyone does.. how are you going to know what it is if you don't call it that lol. lemon waffles, apple waffles, banana waffles. what the heck do YOU call it, if not an apple waffle. Now, personally Ive never seen an apple waffle, ive seen apple pancakes, but ive only seen apple TOPPED waffles, with apple/cinnamon mix.
Whoever made these "American breakfasts" should be fired lol These aren't accurate at all. They added way to much butter and salt to everything. Like i get it, we're Americans and we like to eat fattening foods, but not like that!
Probably to make it more appetizing to Koreans. Koreans add about ten times too much salt to everything. I did notice the guy kept complaining his pancakes were too greasy. They must have fried them. Maybe nonstick grills aren't a thing in Korean kitchens?
More butter makes it better. Drenched in syrup is a must and some powdered sugar to reach heaven. We all have to die from something, might as well enjoy it.
Only if it's real maple syrup & not something nasty like Aunt Jemima or Log Cabin. Definitely no powdered sugar, it's not a donut. Myself personally I prefer blueberries on my pancakes over maple syrup.
Blueberries, or bananas, or apples **in** the pancakes. Just enough maple syrup to give it some flavor. But dear lawdh, if you drench it, you' can get the hell out. It ain't maple soup... :P Ahh, and did nobody mention french toast? Seriously... Granted that's maybe more of a weekend thing than a daily thing. But, seriously, french toast, with warmed cinnamon apple sauce? SO GOOD... ^_^
I was literally watching the whole time like, "use your hands, use your hands!!!" 😂😂😂 Cute video - interesting to see how people from a different culture see our food (though I did expect some cinnamon rolls, cereal, etc.)
It was funny how they were all cutting the bacon😂We don't really cut bacon in America, we eat it with are hands. And it's usually supposed to be crunchy. Also, a lot of the time Americans don't have time to eat breakfast like this so we just eat cereal, oatmeal, or some eggo waffles😂😂
번역 : 그들이 모두 베이컨을 자르고 있었던 것은 우스웠다 우리는 미국에서 베이컨을 정말로 자르지 않는다, 우리는 손과 함께 그것을 먹는다. 그리고 일반적으로 바삭 바삭해야합니다. 또한, 많은 미국인들이 이렇게 아침 식사를 할 시간이 없기 때문에 시리얼, 오트밀 또는 달걀 와플을 먹습니다.
The Official Christine Leggo my Eggo! I don't even each breakfast sometimes. Maybe if I'm feeling a little special, I heat up a hot pocket and eat it on my way to school.
Cereal for breakfast, lunch and dinner. pancakes, bacon, eggs are for special occasions, like celebrating your sisters engagement or granny's funeral. :)
A. Neufeld I legit ate maple bacon today with my fingers and it was drenched in maple syrup. Gotta love you Canadians for putting maple syrup on everything! ;)
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I've been on this Earth in the us for 19 years and I've never heard of or seen an apple waffle before
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Yes omg I feel like their food supplier/cook just wasn’t good because this breakfast is tasty
it exists
XD "How do you eat it?"
"However you want. It's not American if you consider that.'
This guy gets it.
George Clinton 😂😂😂
So true. Just do your thing, honey
loool, FREEDOM!
True, you can eat things however you want here in America 😂
Do you happen to eat these one at a time at least instead of the massive ultra-calorific stack of dough plenty of nauseating syrup and some berries?
Hi! A Korean passing by :)
They used the word "느끼하다" to describe the pancakes and that specific Korean word doesn't exist in English! The closest word in English is "greasy" so the subtitles had no other choice.
It doesn't mean it has too much oil and it's oily (or cooked the wrong way). Koreans usually eat spicy, salty side dishes with rice and soup. So when we eat stuff like cheese, cream, bread and all the 'buttery' flavored things, some can feel queasy in the mouth or stomach (maybe somehow nauseating), and that kind of feeling/taste is called "느끼하다". So I guess this adjective is made based on the spicy and salty Korean diet!
I do agree they were a bit too criticizing and careful, but I wanted to tell everybody that the word "greasy" isn't the same here in Korea! We just don't have the right English word for "느끼하다". :)
bishplis err.. ok, I do love pancakes so cool down. And not everyone needs to love pancakes.
So interesting! Thanks for your explanation :)
Thank you for adding this. I was thinking it may have been a language barrier word because we don't have the same meanings for things with the words across all languages. It's pretty interesting though
So there isn't a word for something being "too rich" or "too decadent"? Because pancakes are usually that if u put more things in it.
with al the corn syrup used in many amarican recipes even my german stomach would feel queasy
Im used to a slize of rye bread with cheese, a bole of cereals or yogurt
even germans that eat tost with nutella/jam/marmalade or a bread roll with slized meat would feel queasy
because englisch and amarican breakfast is way to full to eat in the morning
britisch stuff is to havy as a whole and amarican stuff is to havy or to sugary
How can you not include hash browns, sausage or grits.
Yes! And our breads- toast, biscuits, english muffins, bagels, croissants, etc. I will even make grilled cheese, or a cheese quesadilla, for breakfast.
Maybe I'm the only one who also has rice, with salt, pepper & butter sometimes, in place of grits...
And before anyone says this isn't American & that isn't American- who cares, it is still what plenty of Americans eat for breakfast.
@@AnnaH4R We eat rice with milk, butter and sugar for breakfast sometimes. We are surprisingly heavy rice eaters for being taught cooking by Hispanic, Native and Bohemian roots
EXACTLY WHAT I WAS THINKING LMAO I hate bacon but it tastes so good with grits 💀
that’s more British
Sausage is the BOMB
3:05 "It's not American of you consider that."
This guy gets it.
Right? That was the most American thing about this video xD
I died there xD
OMG I pressed the 3:05 and it immediately went to a poptarts commercial
@@imnotdatbitch5828 lol same
I think most of us American's breakfast includes either cereal/toast or cold leftover pizza, and if you want to go crazy extra, you can make oatmeal.
Lmao if you want to go crazy 😂
LolipopBomb hahaha are you sure you should posting the oatmeal, there may be kids watching... don't go too crazy now..
Left over pizza haha
Extra bonus if you have leftover Pasta from dinner in the fridge 😂
LolipopBomb how daring of you to even bring up OATMEAL. like thats for ppl who rlly go the extra mile
You know what’s truly American? Not eating breakfast.
Wake up just in time for lunch lul
Lmao
maybe for you millenials lul
@@tgaming9266 millenials people 25 and up....new gen 25 and down
Or a donut.
Why are they cutting bacon with plastic knives pick that shit up
BLACK PANTHER 1 Bacon is greasy ..
@@user-dc1dk7qj1q soooo? Wipe ur damn hands afterwards!! 😂
what's the big deal if they want to use it plastic knives then let them use it. they don't have chopsticks so.... maybe they don't like touching greasy bacon
@@EveRiriqj 🤣🤣
because it's not a normal food they eat? duh?
just an fyi when Koreans refer to a food being “greasy” they don’t literally mean that is has grease on it. the word they said in korean means that it feels heavy. Have yall ever had an experience where you’re eating alfredo or something thick that makes u feel heavy and nauseous and makes you not want to eat it anymore? yeah thats what they mean when they say that term.
Thanks, I was confused to how they could be greasy, this makes much more sense. I can't eat pancakes or waffles they are too heavy for me. More of a dessert in my book.
But he said oily and greasy would that change what he means? Or does that still just mean really rich.
Jessica Bryant it means the same thing. i guess the editor just wanted to use a different term
Ashley K Ok thanks
I mean...anything greasy makes me feel nauseous and heavy. pretty much means the same thing to me.
"How do you eat that?"
"Whatever you like. It's not American if you consider that."
This guy definitely spent time in the US. Most of us don't stand on ceremony in day to day activities.
True. You just eat it. Eat it by eating it off the plate like a dog for all I care. XD
That is the great thing about America. Its very casual. No ceremonies or royalty or classes. None of that nonsense.
We have this very strict tradition in our house. It's called "Mom spent 2 hours cooking this. Let's see if we can break our record and shove it all in our mouth in less than a minute"
@@Jordan-Ramses classes, yes. Income based class is a big problem in America.
@@Sentientmatter8 - No it isn't. You can be rich but you might grow up poor and end up rich or vice versa. Its not a static thing. My stepfather is middle class but his brother is rich. Its not a class thing they both had the same parents.
Where was the maple syrup? You have to douse waffles in syrup until every square is filled. This video will be cursed by Canadians
Kevin Jones more like a meal for heart disease
Kevin Jones 😂😂😂😂😂
"American breakfast" not Canadian breakfast
Maybe but literally NO ONE cares what Canadians say or think.
jeni ji This reminds me of Hetalia where Canada whispers, and nobody really listens to him lmao.
Korean guy eating pancakes:
This is too sweet! I prefer salty for breakfast.
Korean guy eating bacon:
This is so salty!
His girlfriend was loving them, but couldn't say so. Afterwards he was like lets go get some boiled fish and she was like... Sadface...
He was determined not to like American food.
Yeah, nothing was good enough for him. Too sweet, too salty, too oily.
@@wiccanwykle might as well just eat air for breakfast maybe it would be just right
@@wtcamer thats her gf? To bad for her. That guy complaint a lot. Too greasy, too salty, too sweet. Yeah. I bet kimchi taste mild. 😒
Aw come on maple syrup is way better with the pancakes
lola yalu I was low key cringing when they were eating it without Haha
No not just maple syrup the maple syrup from Canada is the best
or Vermont
For me it's strawberry syrup
The Animal Princess ooh that sounds delicious
Maybe it's just me, but those pancakes didn't look even slightly appealing.
Ikr and what was that red syrup?lol. They should have put maple syrup!
Quenya Sindarin, I think that was the juice from the blueberries. NOT Syrup.
KOSMOSandTELOS They don't
Amberleaf AJ did you really just say that...
thank you
Americans don't typically eat pancakes for breakfast as a routine. It's something that a would be reserved perhaps for the weekends and even then only on occasion. Most Americans rush out of the house relatively quickly in the morning so typically it would be something with extremely small prep time and preferably even portable such as: cereal, toast, bagels, muffins, pastry or perhaps just skipping breakfast altogether and having coffee or tea.
Ya pancakes are normally only enjoyed on a special occasion and I really only eat pancakes for breakfast if I have some left over or if i go to a diner
I use to eat pancakes and waffles everyday but it made me fat. :(
Videl Awn Actually I noticed a lot seem to either skip breakfast or eat chips and some kind of junk food with coffee or soda for breakfast.
Yep. I never have enough time to cook an actual meal in the morning. So I just rush out with my green smoothie and a granola bar lol
Agreed oatmeal, yogurt, bagel, breakfast sandwich, smoothie, granola bar, etc. I have pancakes a few times a year at most. The main thing we worry about in the morning is coffee.
이 영상에 왜이렇게 싫어요 가 많은지 댓글을 보니 알겠어요 "미국식 아침" 이 아니라 "한국인이 생각하는 미국식 아침"을 먹어서 그런거 아닐까요 다들 실제는 이렇지 않다는거같은데.. 그리고 어떻게 보면 하나의 식문화인데 부정적인 반응을 한 것도 듣는 외국분들 입장에선 불쾌함을 느꼈을수도있구요..
This is not "Americans' breakfast". It's "Americans' breakfast which koreans thought".
And they have to more respect it because it's one of food cultures.
근데 외국인들도 청국장 우웩 이런 영상 많이 찍던데
@@user-qj8hd3tf7r 우리가 타문화를 존중하지 못하는 그들과 같아질 필요는 없잖아요:)
@@guwak 미국의 아침은 맥도날드
못먹겠다는게 왜 타문화 비하여..반응이지
reality as an American: usually just cereal
Lazy~
Yup. Who has time to make a full breakfast in the morning unless you wake up at like 5 am?
M M not gonna lie sundays are the only time u get a good meal in the morning
I don't eat breakfast....
Dean H Or don't eat breakfast because you're always in a hurry, or because you'd rather sleep in. XD
Americans eat breakfast huh 😂 Nah. Literally we just wake up and head out lmaooo we eat lunch and dinner and more dinner.
Lol
Ritsu your first meal is breakfast no matter when you eat it
*BUT WHAT ABOUT SECOND BREAKFAST? OR ELEVENSIES??*
I eat breakfast every morning. it's the 2nd thing I do after I wake up. I'm from Jersey
@@hud1231 - I eat 2 servings of hashbrowns made from frozen-in-the-bag, shredded potatoes, plus 3 or 4 eggs easy over, and sometimes one pig sausage (Farmer John), or 2 or 3 pieces of bacon, not Jimmy Dean, and not maple flavored. I wash it down with strong, black coffee. An hour later, I take Psillium fiber to get more energy from my meal, and better digestion. That's my biggest meal, usually. Lunch might be fairly big, or not, but dinner is always on the small side. I'm not educated on digestion or
biology for that matter, but I wonder about digesting food while we sleep. For the folks who eat big dinners and digest during sleep, where does the energy go? To fat?
I looked on the packet of those potato patties, like they serve at fast food restaurants, and I didn't like the low quality fat they use. I went for the bagged shredded potatoes
because I can cook them in avocado oil. In Hawaii, they serve rice with breakfast. It's sticky rice, which is superior to loose rice, although, most Americans are mislead on
this topic.
Many Americans don't even eat breakfast.
ARMY!!
I know I don't usually. It depends on my mood, and how my bowels feel. I don't eat the healthiest, but I do eat healthy most of the time. Don't eat a lot anyway. It all depends on the region that the person is from. No one deemed American, besides the Native Americans, are native to America. Everyone else brings their cultures here, and it's fun to try them out to be fairly honest.
@@vaehh.5539 Yeah depends on the mood, sometimes I just forget to eat breakfast
Honestly so true I leave for school in a rush bc i stay up late watching youtube and then wake up and have 10 mintues to get ready and well I'm a girl and I take forever even tho I wear the same sweatshirt everyday and in the weekends I will eat breakfast
I don't eat breakfast and I hardly eat lunch because I'm not hungry until I get home. I eat dinner but it's all home cooked.
But I am not skinny which is a mystery to me.
싫어요가 많은 이유를 알 것 같음.. 반대로 외국 사람들이 우리나라 시래기국이나 김치 먹고 맛없다 이러면 기분 나쁠듯..
맛 없을수도 있지
둘다 좆노맛 맞는데 ㅋㅋㅋ 영상에 나오는건 다 맛있는거 아닌가
@@너나나-p8o 난둘다 맛있는데 ㅋㅋ 맛은 주관적인거지 ㅋㅋ
If your paying $8 for 1 waffle in America ur getting screwed over
That waffle better be made by god himself
A waffle that size would run you about $8 in a diner. At least in NY.
Jeff Herold they're talking about in South Korea
fuck if ur payin it for $6 i think thats a ripped off..just drive down to ol' Dennys
Sadly all the Denny's near me have closed. I used to go all the time, now I haven't been to one in like 20 years.
In my entire 21 years of living in america... I have never seen anybody have an apple waffle for breakfast.
No Name I haven’t either but now I need to eat it
ikr
Me neither, but that shit looked good
Me either but I'd totally eat that.
Interesting...
That breakfast looked bland lol. See they should have given them a southern breakfast. Pancakes or waffles your choice. Scrambled eggs. Toast. Bacon, sausage, ham or all 3! Grits with salt, pepper and butter 😋. Oooh and hash browns. A nice cup of hot coffee, orange juice, apple juice or milk. Your choice as well. I like to cover all my food in maple syrup too!
Sounds like my kind of breakfast. LoL!
M11B222INF8791 I forgot about gravy biscuits lol. I don't like it, but they're a huge thing in the south as well!
Icey102 ooF... This comment makes me miss Arkansas
I love how enthusiastic your comment reads and don’t forget the biscuits and gravy, that by far is one of the best breakfast dishes ever made. My mom always put just a tiny amount of sugar in the gravy to balance the saltiness I understand if it sounds weird but it works at least for me.
I was waiting for grits :( They can throw liver mush in there too
Nobody
Americans in the morning
IGHT IMMA HEAD OUT
I think I'm the only english comment so.. I also think the girl with the blonde hair looks lovely 🙂
Nani I am English too
Nani yes she is so lovely😍 my queen
English!!! I tried surfing in the comments to find an English one! I love Bacon, and pancakes
there are like no English comments
Found the english comment :D
It's weird hearing someone say "traditional American meal".
Standard Trevor why? You don't like things being labeled
Your Ego It's not that I don't like it, it's just that I'm not used to people saying things from my country are "traditional", but to me they're just normal.
Your Ego Yeah! And also their not really “Traditional American food”
Why is that?!
Traditional has different meanings in different regions of the US
You can disrespect my family, my friends, but for the love of god don’t insult my breakfast
BEAKFAST!
Anna Yawn I hate breakfast lol just drink a protein shake instead
EpicGamingLogic I do love breakfast, but I don't have the time or money to make it all that often. So I do the same before work in the morning, I drink a protein shake, but I also take a vitamin. Though if I had the time in the mornings, I still wouldn't because I can't eat a heavy meal and be active right away. So for me, breakfast is a rare thing that is only eaten on my day off, or if I go to a restaurant, at dinner time, that sells breakfast 24hrs. Nothing beats brinner. Though I'm not a hardy breakfast eater, I don't like eggs by themselves, and I only like bacon. For me, breakfast isn't breakfast if it isn't like eating dessert for a meal with a salty and super crispy bacon compliment. So pancakes, french toast, or waffles with lots of syrup. Chocolate chip or pecan pancakes are both my favorites. Basically, it isn't breakfast for me if it doesn't feel like my foot might fall off after eating it.
Manga Man um thanks for the time to reply all that I have read it all
Manga Man I don't eat breakfast that much either, I only eat breakfast on weekends. I never have time to make it in the mornings.
It really bothers me that they are eating bacon with a fork.
@Dreg No, most eat it with their hands
I’m more bothered by the plastic cutlery and paper plates. I need to hear the clinking and scraping for it to be a true American sit down breakfast.
Jaelin 1018 💀😂😂😂😂
They said they cook bacon in 20 seconds wtf
@@mateo02211 what?!
Idk i wouldnt say this is accurate 🤔 where are the hashbrowns, the cereal, the milk and the orange juice. Also wth are apple waffles? If we gonna eat waffles they gonna be eggos and they gotta be crispy. And the pancakes are usually buttermilk with maple syrup. Eggs and bacon should be accompanied by bread and bacon is eaten with hands
i was wating for hashbrowns
For real I've never eaten an apple waffle let alone everyday for breakfast.
I've never seen a human being cut a piece of bacon with a knife and fork before this video. Just pick that thang up and chomp
True.
Eggos? Eww. Do yourself a favor and get a waffle maker. It's SO much better to have fresh waffles. And apple waffles are great, totally worth trying - which is not to say butter and maple syrup aren't also a good option.
And they do have a good point, rice and kimchi makes for a great breakfast too.
Where's the Aunt Jemima, Hashbrowns, Cereal, and Fox News?
And a lil' side o' racism with an assault rifle.
nate8930 sounds like an ideal world you live in
Laroling wtf😂
lmaooo frfr 😭😭😭😭😭
You watch the news?
Normally pancakes, eggs and bacon are not eaten alone like this. They are eaten together so the salty/sugary tastes complement each other and keep the meal from tasting too salty or sugary. A bite of this, a bite of that. Just eating one can get old quickly.
Doug Nicholas Well I really don't like eating bacon with the pancakes or syrup. People have different tastes
Doug Nicholas I was looking for this kind of comment. They should've brought everything out diner style.
Bacon with sugar is becoming really popular these days
I agree. Lil of everything makes much more delicious. Also there is also healthy versions.... So it's not an too much overload of salt and sugar😄
i should try eating them together one day.. it’s just that i get full after two bites 😂 i live in the US so ihop is THE best, except their pancakes are too bigggg
“I’m having an apple waffle for breakfast”
....said no American ever.
El Tronké have y’all never been to Waffle House? I grew up ordering the cinnamon apple waffle 😂
@@nyappytownx4128 waffle house doesn't really exist up north.
CreoleFaerie I am aware Waffle House isn’t everywhere. It was definitely a generalization.
"how do you eat this?" "it's not american if you consider that" FACT
I laughed out of my chair when I heard that, haha
As an American...this is 100% correct. Don't think. Just eat!
Finnally someone who speaks ameri- English not americian that is not a language
LOL
BTS V & GOT7 BamBam Trash I'm trash for them all😂😂😂
You guys need a non-quirky American consultant. Pancakes and waffles should have butter and maple syrup. Eggs are a bit more subjective, but I think I would argue that a fried egg, or scrambled, is more American. That plate with a little bacon and a sunny side up egg looked wrong. I would prefer to see: bacon (or sausage), toast, scrambled eggs, hash browns, and ketchup.
Mrs Butterworth > maple imho
sunny side eggs are pretty americano classic so not sure why you think that looks wrong
+grim
You aren't wrong. Let me try to figure it out.
I think because the two eggs aren't separate and it's in a bowl. Maybe it's the lack of toast. I'm being a bit nit-picky.
that's it really there was no toast it wasn't on a plate no potatoes yeah if someone gave me that for breakfast like it was served to them I would have said: "What the heck is this!".
That sounds like a typical Waffle House meal.
When those two said the pancakes were too greasy all I could think was you two are not going to like most of American food
I could only think that who the hell makes a waffle greasy? I have made 100's of waffles in my day and not one was ever "greasy." But hey, let's go eat some boiled fish for breakfast.
I'm pretty sure I have literally never had a pancake, or waffle, that was properly made, that was "greasy" (IE, oozing grease out of every pore). If it's "greasy," you've **made it wrong** and should send it back to the kitchen to be made **correctly**.
Hash browns (not shown in this video), yeah, okay, some of those I've had have definitely been "greasy."
But pancakes / waffles? Nah, don't think so. Unless someone like slathered the entire thing in butter **after** otherwise correctly preparing it. Honestly, I kind of hate butter, and if I see that someone has shoved an ice cream scooper's worth of butter in a dollop on top of the warm pancakes, I almost immediately scrape it off, before it can melt and soak into my otherwise perfectly good pancakes. IMO, pancakes do not need a scoop of butter on them. Just a light drizzle of syrup (again, not enough to thoroughly soak it; it ain't soup!)...
If you watch enough of shows like the original Iron Chef, or other Asian tasting shows you'll find they have extremely low tolerance for any oils or butters. The pancakes are made on an oiled or buttered grill then had butter on top. It probably was a little greasy.
In Korean, there isn’t a direct translation for the expression. American food is generally more filling, or “heavy” to eat. That’s what they are trying to say instead of the traditional American term and definition of greasy. Us Koreans are usually used to lighter or easier to eat food that isn’t as fatty, sugary, etc.
@@RetroMonkey1999 their low oil tolerance always surprised me because from the korean/Chinese cooking videos I watch it looks like they use oil quite a bit especially on their stir fried dishes.
Most of these are just breakfast treats. Americans dont eats sugary stuff every day for breakfast.
Um.. speak for yourself. Tons of Americans eat sugary things every day.
a d r i a n a I don’t know ONE person who eats any of this stuff on a daily basis. Most Americans just skip breakfast tbh
@@maryannet4710 It didn't say "American breakfast that Americans eat every day". These literally are American breakfast foods, whether or not the majority of Americans actually eat breakfast. When you see a breakfast menu, what's on it? Eggs, bacon, pancakes, breakfast sandwiches which have eggs in them, or are made with pancake buns, breakfast sausages, etc. Stop lying lol. If it's not a pancake, we sometimes get a muffin (blueberry usually, another sweet, sugary thing).
Sara Delahoussaye I’m aware the video wasn’t talking about everyday things. I’m just saying we don’t have it everyday since the person above me said most people do. I wasn’t even referring to the video at all? Besides, it would be better to portray more common things in the video anyway. In what way was I lying? Literally everybody I know skips breakfast and usually has an earlyish lunch
That's a lie haha breakfast is when you just get your sugar over with for the day
You should have told them bacon is finger food.
danbuter yea that kinda bothered me too...
The heck?
B N :l
B N lmao what the fuck
No, wtf.
for a "big breakfast", its pancakes, eggs, bacon or ham or sausage links, hash browns or grits, toast with butter, and a glass of juice. adults also add a cup of coffee with it.
kamiko70 and after two weeks with that breakfast you are overwaight.
Luma mag Regenbögen she did say "big breakfast" for a reason, all of the people I know usually skip breakfast
kamiko70 preach my household is black so on most Saturday mornings, you better be ready lol
Yes! You're talking my language! 🤤
@@lumamagregenbogen2485 Nobody eats that every day. Most Americans eat a small breakfast or skip it altogether. Some people have cereal, some people have toast, some people have a breakfast sandwich, etc. Personally, I eat a small bowl of oatmeal and a banana, with coffee or green tea to drink. "Big breakfasts" are for weekends and holidays.
I know this man did not just say pancakes are greasy
JIMIN secretly has jams i know right?! 🤣
lmao i saw that too😂
JIMIN secretly has jams 😂😂😂
JIMIN secretly has jams ikr. Pancakes aren't greasy, he's crazy.
JIMIN secretly has jams lmao right?! I'm assuming he didn't like the syrup ~but to use the word greasy smh
"How should I eat this?" "It's not American if you consider it!" That Korean man more American than he thinks 😂😂
It pains me to see them stab and cut away at strips of bacon... Like... Just pick it up!
@@1Korand Watch the Reactistan channel, the Pakistanis there pick apart EVERYTHING with their hands and look at the eating utensils like they are bizarre objects that they have never encountered before.
궁금한게 왜 사람들 반응이 처음보는 음식 보는 반응이래요?
집에서 핫케잌안먹어봣나...
배원선 전... 못먹어봤네요... (기분 나빴다면 ㅈㅅ)
Where is the sugary cereal?
Let's see them eat some Froot Loops. :D
I kind of expected this kind of reaction, since I am aware from various media that eastern Asian countries don't think of breakfast the same way we do in the west, and especially not as we do in America. They basically eat similar foods to what they eat the rest of the day and there aren't as into sweet things as we are. It's no surprise they thought of these more like snack foods and desserts. We do tend to eat some pretty heavy and sweet foods for breakfast.
lol, And we're a bit short on kimchi as a breakfast food here. :p
Pity is that most of the sugary cereals don't taste as good now. :(
They keep changing the recipe over and over and most are ruined. I want a time machine to buy them on the past. As for the breakfast thing. Well come on, plenty of american eat regular food for breakfast. Have you honestly never had pizza for breakfast? I personally have whatever I want, same for launch or dinner. If I want chicken breast for breakfast I will, which I had, two days ago, grilled :P
And if I want pancakes, with egg and bacon for dinner. The is breakfast for dinner XD which is always awesome.
There is no shortage of kimchi in the states they sell it at every asian supermarket or you just make some at home 😋😋
You mean Lucky Charms! *bleh*
In short, they have no food life.
There are lots of American breakfast foods that aren't sweet. You seem to think you know all about how Asians think and how all Americans eat.
*starts to cut bacon*
*TRIGGERED*
Taehyungs Jams lmfao
Im asian and i eat soup with copsticks
😂😂😂😂😂😂
I can't with you...but I understand...I'm like pick it up damnit with your hands...
Silent__Rise Bacon is a finger food in the US. Some people even cook it so crunchy that it would fall apart if you tried to cut it.
As a freshman who just started highschool I can say that I usually eat nothing for breakfast
why?
hollymoon21 as a senior in highschool I can say there's honestly no time in the morning to get up make some food and eat and still make it to school on time if I take the bus but in my case I drive
Same sis, same 😔
Incraftable jeez my baby brother is almost done with his freshman year in high school and I make him oatmeal in the morning. he doesn't go to school on an empty stomach. you apparently don't make time for it.
Mandi W what time is he out the door?
I am horrified by them eating bacon with a fork 😱
I was hoping someone would tell them we pretty much always eat bacon with our fingers just so they'd not have such a rough time trying to cut it and get it on a fork.
Nerys Torrelio I knew someone would say that lol
And worse with a plastic knife.
Yea I felt like yelling at the screen JUST PICK IT UP AND EAT IT!! 😂
wait, do americans eat bacon with their hands??
I am a little confused...how are pancakes greasy😂😂😂 I never had a greasy pancake
I wondered the same thing, but it is cooked in oil. I guess their taste buds are more sensitive to it and they detect the oil right away.
Lol is this serious? Pancakes are baked in oil and all grease
fat potato Who knows, they probably deep fried the thing.
mochi&kookies True
fat potato I'm joking😂
I don't think most Americans eat a traditional breakfast anymore. Maybe just a cup of coffee on their way to work. Personally, I usually eat leftovers from last night's dinner, but I don't think that's very common.
Xanth Reborn is a good way to save some bucks
i drink horse sperm
Oatmeal or rice or grits becuz I'm a country boy. Pancakes on the weekends when I have time to cook them.
Xanth Reborn i eat left overs sometimes but usually its just eggs and some toast with orange juice
True, my breakfast is a protein shake after morning exercise
1. We use syrup on our pancakes and waffles
2. We eat the bacon with our hands
3. Seasoned scrambled eggs are better
plenty of people have berries with their waffles or pancakes, even ihop has a 3 sauce table policy for the strawberry/blueberry bois out there. but no american in their right mind would eat a floopy soft waffle, that part of the vid was just weird..
XcaptainXobliviousX I totally agree
Thank you
I wonder how they got the pancakes to taste "greasy".
bentleyr00d they probably fried the pancake batter 😂
Guys, as a Korean, the translation of the word "느끼해" (romanization: neukki-hae) has many different meanings. It can mean oily, greasy, cheesy (personality/literal), and nauseating, depending on the circumstances. I'm surprised not many KOREAN people pointed that out.
I think they meant nauseating because if you think about it, Koreans eat less sweet meals regularly. Pancakes+syrup+butter are very heavy and sweet, which they would not be used to. In this context, 느끼해 means it feels unhealthy or nauseating. Even as Americans, we've all been there after our 7th donut or 5th pancake where we feel nauseous. I hope this explanation clears things up a bit.
thank you for that information.
stewjd76 I don't think that's right. Rich is usually a positive connotation in English while neukki-hae is almost always a negative connotation in Korea. Just my opinion as a Korean speaker, though I'm not the best.
Edit: though, rewatching the video, they did comment on the richness and sweetness being overbearing. I still don't think the translation for neukki-hae is "rich" haha
??? whats now going on ??? did i said anyting against it???
Ugramosch Whoops! Replied to the wrong person!
xD
Blonde girl and "english literature" guy were so fun to watch! Her reactions made me want to eat them too lol.
I agree! The brown haired girl and her partner had such an enclosed personality or lack of a personality.
The perpetual frown was over the top...and her partner too - for someone so critical he should have swallowed the food before talking on camera, but I guess he doesn't own a mirror at home.
They were my favorite, the blonde girl seemed so sweet and likable.
Kat lu She never really smiled.
He probably spent a lot of time reading and writing, then when he has to talk he screws up.
Had the same experience really. Speaking a language is a different skill and needs some practise.
They should’ve tried French toast with powdered sugar!! ;)
I want some now. 😋
Omg French toast is the best
But that’s French lol, not American
+ding william
French toast isn't French, and it is a part of American cuisine/culture.
Jordan Peckham Original French toast is French... “pain perdu”, typically made with stale/hard bread. It was “Americanized” in the US in the same way mostMexican food and Asian food is here (tacos and California rolls).
What happened to cereal?
wow cereal so good
well they are trying to get something new for them and cereal is most likely in Korea I'm not a 100% sure as I have ever been there but i'm pretty sure they do
Cereal is the worst kind of breakfast to represent America .Full of sugar . I do eat it sometimes but I think eggs and pancakes are more traditional breakfast foods
IKRRRR LIKE where’s the bowl of diabetes at man?
Cereal got it's own video
It's funny watching these videos because I personally don't eat that stuff everyday for breakfast. That's more of a special, Sunday morning breakfast that you have once a week in my house. I usually just eat cereal or toast with a banana lol
Ashley Cottle 난 이 비디오를 보고 웃겼다 왜냐하면 나는 저러한 음식들을 매일 아침식사로 먹지 않기 때문이다
일주일에 한번정도 먹는 일요일 아침의 스페셜한 아침식사다. 나는 보통 시리얼이나 토스트와 바나나를 곁들여 먹는다
Coffee and cigarette...best way to start the day!
thank you for translating my comment! :)
내 의견을 번역 해 주셔서 감사합니다 :)
Asa FitzWilliams same 😂
Same.
I know we have sunny side up eggs but why not give them scrambled eggs? LOL 😂
Luscious Angel but if they cooked scrambled eggs, you are gonna ask them why didnt they serve sunny side up eggs.
Twice MoMo ... Umm no LOL 😂.
They already make sunny side up eggs. So why would I tell them to try a style they're already used to?
And I personally don't like sunny side up.
Tap Water
... For you LOL 😂.
My man loves it, I hate it. I just don't like the consistency.
But what's funnier is he loves crispy bacon and I love slightly crispy with the fat on the ends.
Tap Water
my god i do the same thing
Bibimbap style, Yummo!
To answer the cute girls question about whether or not we gain energy from pancakes the answer is no. The majority of American breakfast food has so many carbs it will put you to sleep so we also drink really strong coffee with it. American breakfast food isn't supposed to wake you up, it's designed to keep you full for 6-8 hours. Coffee is what we use to wake up.
Ahahahahaha it will put you to sleep😂
wait what? Real korean breakfast is made to fill u up
Obviously you have no idea what carbohydrates do.
해석좀 ㅋㅋ
우리의위너의위너 오히려 무거워서 졸려워질수 있으니까 카페인이 많이 들은 커피로 잠을 깬다 하네요 힘을 얻는다를 안 피곤하냐로 해석하신듯ㅋㅋ
Pancakes aren't oily or greasy. ITS SYRUP!!!!
Actually, oily and greasy is not thier intention. But there is no proper meaning in English to translate. when Korean eat Heavy-Food (especially high flourfood. of course, oily and greasy also but in this case oily and greasy has a little different nuance) they say "nueggi-hae". For example, very creamy carbonara
spaghetti and bread with over butter
cuz iam just ESL student, in my comment have so many grammatical worng and i can't put in sentences smoothly.
hope u understand what i illustrate and have a good day
밍밍 still made no sense really, but thank you for trying to explain.
@@user-fy1dn2mf4p He must not like korean pancakes or fried foods then, sucks cos theyre so good
Pancakes should not be greasy. Everybody I know eats cereal so they don't have to cook before work.
Kathleen K. Jacks Grandma I honestly love greasy pancakes.
The goat on strawberry toast thats disgusting
boomboy b Not for me. Tastes great if it's salty.
They'd probably find cereal to be even weirder than pancakes for breakfast. Cold milk in a bowl with small pieces of sweet bread. hmmm I'd like to see their reaction to the different cereals Americans eat.
Taun-Chi Gaming It would be funny if they showed an American eating some of their foods.
역시 빈언니가 리액션이 조아 오랜만이에여♥
꿀맛
Broo..wheres the hash browns and grits??
The tired smol bean hash browns!!!! Man, how could I forget that one! Very American breakfast food
The tired smol bean THAT'S WHAT I'M SAYING
YEAH WHERE'S THE GRITS?! AND ORANGE JUICE AND STRAWBERRY JUICE?!
… and biscuits and gravy
Michael M strawberry juice?
honestly whoever made the breakfast is probably why the koreans didnt like it. Cause i dont remember bacon or eggs being salty....
I agree that probably turned most of them off from ever wanted to try American breakfast again
We salt eggs and bacon is salty. Americans use a lot of salt compared to Asian countries. What tastes normal to you would surely be salty to them. Just like how white rice is really bland and we add a lot of soy sauce. They just eat it without the soy sauce. Soy sauce is used in a lot of dishes, but they don't add salt to them as well. You don't notice the salt because it's always there.
Madison Elyce lmao bacon is salty af. Eggs aren’t salty but the person probably just put too much salt on the eggs
Japan uses quite a bit of salt in their food.
Dear god if you're not getting thick cut bacon from a butcher you're wrong.
The way she ate the pancake u just knew she was going to hate everything American.
I've never heard of an apple waffle 🤔 and I live in America
Hannah Russell buttermilk waffles are the only ones I heard of and maple
Lol I was thinking that
Waffles with fruit toppings are very, very common. See restaurants mentioned above by sedriensmorgasbord, and also super common at an IHOP, a Denny's, or any classic American diner. I agree that their waffle looked sad... waffles should be very crispy!
John D how often do you go to IHOP for breakfast. I've been there once. My friends didn't order pancakes....
+Jamaican Me Crazy True enough, you're right. I haven't been to an IHOP in years and years. Sometimes in college I would go there at night to study for exams, but I'm not generally into diners. Mostly I think they cater to elderly people, especially after church, and sometimes students. Or the people who go to Furr's cafeteria. I was just thinking that diners are a pretty common place to get fruit-topped waffles and pancakes. :)
My Southerness was screaming for biscuits and gravy 😂😂🇺🇸
Too awesome for these fools.
Same but they ate that bacon like a heritic
Stfu yankee
Exactly!! If they come to Alabama we can show them a real breakfast!!
Yes!!!
"What about second breakfast" - Pippin
i will forever find it funny how many asians use their knife to put the food in the mouth its like a second chopstick for them lol
Alara AOMG I dont even use the knife. I pass it to my husband for him to slice. sigh I have to learn for the military tho.
나는 영원히 그것이 얼마나 많은 아시아 인들이 음식을 입에 넣기 위해 칼을 사용 하는지를 우스운 이야기로 보게 될 것이다.
hahahaha I do that, but not really cos it's a second chopstick. I just feel badass eating off the knife lmao. I mean technically it's rude for western people, but since I'm asian I can get away with it hehehe
J Kay stabbing the enemy waffle and eating it's corpse hahaha
RICE 🍚
The blonde girl was so adorable 😭😭 bless her cute soul. We need to protect her at all costs! 💛
Sam Ahmed protect her from what?
Susan Darby ants
From North Korea? I hope so!
Susan Darby fat people
That was a trap bro
One guy says bacon is too salty, but prefers spam? Spam is way saltier than bacon
Tim Frost Korea have various type of spam. So Many people prefer to eat 'low salt,low calorie spam' .
Even some people boil this spam to lower more salt...
It's my case,and maybe that guy's case too.
There is a black market for American spam in Korea for some reason
spam is disgusting in my opinion djfjsj
It's cuz spam is yummier with rice. These Koreans are missing rice. 😂 But Korea has different types of Spam. Koreans eat much healthier and leaner stuff than Americans, so our types of food are not 100% like overseas foods.
Spam is a 100% American food, if you think their Spam is different than ours you're crazy? Who do you think introduced it to them? American soldiers during the war
idk there are a couple here who just look like they won't enjoy anything different ..
SK is not used to eating only salty or sweet stuff. it is usally a mix of both. Trust me if you went to SK you'd think that everything is either sour or spicy. People grow up in different countries with different taste pallets, its just something they are not used to.
The guy with the black rim glasses and his partner were such buzzkills. The others were fun to watch specially the blond girl. Interesting how they found the pancakes greasy. I personally never had a greasy pancake. And for goodness sakes, pick up the bacon with your fingers! Lol.
Gail Remudaro Thank you!!! Her face like a 3 year old being forced to eat brussel sprouts before she even took a bite, and she looked ready to spit it out before she even started chewing! I will hold my tongue on the glasses guy. 🤐
Fiona Spencer trust me I kept my comment/opinion PG. 🤐
Lol just their honest opinions 😂 does everything have to be so positive to be not-buzzkill?
XxAmiIzunexX just mine and others’ “honest opinion” - don’t be a buzzkill too
Gail Remudaro 😂😂😂 so everyone who disagrees with you becomes a buzzkill???
Bacon and Sunny-Side up Eggs without Toast?! Blasphemy.
Ryan Suddeth That's what I was thinking🤣 it's not really American with out some delicious sourdough toast or any other really.
Spitting out bacon like they wanted too is blasphemy
My roommate say some of our foods are salty as well. I don't understand how some say that and still eat ramen that has over 1,000 mg of sodium :/ lol
Soo Hyun lol
Soo Hyun omg so true!!
Soo Hyun That's why whenever I eat ramen (rarely) I dilute it with more water
Bxlla i put alot of water
Lol
I have to put in LOTS of water, then use only half the seasoning packet. Then, I season with Italian seasoning and a tiny bit of garlic powder. If I'm feeling fancy, I'll add an egg.
Korean dude: This pancake is too greasy.
Me: (looks at camera guy)
Me: (cuts to me talking to camera guy) *What the hell kinda pancake is greasy!?*
@@arlettasloan6453 you make your pancakes in hot grease 👁👄👁couldn't be me
@@arlettasloan6453 If your pancakes are greasy, that's on you. When I make mine, they're light and fluffy, and in no way could you attribute them as 'greasy.'
@@arlettasloan6453 Who the hell cooks pancakes in grease? No one I know, or no restaurant I've ever eaten at
Tim Frost 😂🤣. Lmfao out here making funnel cakes.
One with maple syrup
If your pancakes are greasy then you probably prepared them incorrectly.
Hazardous 088 Could just be comparison. Pancakes ARE greasy compared to vegetables, but not compared to pizza.
Wyatt Best
........ What?
They didn't even compare it to anything.
What on earth do you do to your pancakes to make them greasy even a little bit?
martixagent
That's what I'm asking
Hazardous 088 I meant compared to what Koreans eat every day, which is typically rice and vegetables.
I'm gone 💀💀 these people are eating bacon with utensils
How else do you eat it?
mashed potatoes in a bun
kat .....that, that actually sounds really tasty. Just on it's own or with an egg as well? I kind of want that now, but bacon is quite expensive here sadly😔
mashed potatoes you can eat it many different ways with a bun you can have a fried egg in it if you want, melted butter, fried mushrooms~ anyway you want to eat it tastes good
kat I really want to eat bacon in a bun now
Also those pancakes look good, maybe I should come to America and try out the fashion and foods, my English speaking is no good but there will be no need to speak if I am shoving my face with tacos and bacon buns😂
:( You guys basically gave them a kids' menu breakfast.
Still, I liked this video a lot. :D I loved the girl/guy pair of the English Lit major, and the blonde woman! They were so interesting and funny and cute!
Naerwyn agreed and agreed
What's the adults menu breakfast? To my knowledge adults and kids pretty much eat the same breakfast.
Eggs benedict, biscuits and gravy, omelettes etc.
Big Nigga Anybody can eat that...
Naerwyn they cant exactly eat american adult sized meals, everyone on earth has food portions half the size of typical american meal (canada included).
This is so frustrating to watch, i live in America and nobody eats these things for breakfast, except maybe bacon and eggs. We usually just eat cereal on a normal day. I've also never heard of an apple waffle
I just had waffles for breakfast today....I’m American.... tho it is true that we don’t eat these things everyday. Unless there’s some leftover
Did everyone in America tell you that?
Whomever cooked that food does not know how to cook. Pancakes are never oily and too much stuff on that waffles (doesn't look like maple syrup)
Exactly! If the pancakes were oily, they were made wrong.
Too much butter or something if you want American food ask an American person my dude same with any other country you won't really get the right flavors if someone else does it like an Italian man/woman Trys to make Indian spicy curry it won't turn out the same
I think he was referring to the butter
They caked them in grease i bet.
I think the real problem is the word American as soon as someone say American food every word out of anyone's mouth is salty, oily, or fattening it can be an apple but those words will come out their mouth.
As an American this was fascinating to watch , but also bizarre.
Hunter Langley , Tell me about it😉!!, But it gives insight to how " American Food" Is veiwed. Even tho, This is somewhat generalisations.
I do too but almost always I see them complain of to salty and most Americans don't have time to eat breakfast unless its bacon egg and cheese sandwich type and they so funny and timid about using hands
Seriously, how do you not like bacon?!! Also, he mentioned some Korean meat that makes me think I'm missing out on something!!
Stonemansteve II you are bruh. I grew up on Bacon, Turkey ham, and spicy Italian sausage but Korean grilled/bbq pork belly, rib eye, chicken, etc.. in bulgogi marinade is the absolute truth for meat lovers. Very balanced in sweetness saltiness and very savory but not greasy at all or bland tasting compared to a t-bone steak even with A1 sauce and the Korean way of cooking makes the meat so tender and very pleasing in the mouth texture wise.
Cool. I've had bulgogi, but it was made with just regular beef short ribs meat.
Bruh I barely got time for a full blown breakfast usually just grab a snack or don't eat at all... I'm hungry
Father Louis Williams Suga Adams Junior the third
May I just say I love your name 😂
Father Louis Williams Suga Adams Junior the third same
Father Louis Williams Suga Adams Junior the third dead
I think that's why most American breakfasts are like that, most people don't have time to make a filling breakfast because most Americans either go to work or school at like 7 in the morning. Plus we lazy. When they said eggs and bacon were more snack like I was thinking to myself I barely have any patients for a bowl of Mac n cheese lol
I always eat some kind of breakfast. On weekends I usually eat bread, cereal or porridge. Other days I'll just grab an apple or a pear and eat it on the go.
You're supposed to eat bacon with your hands lol
LilythePerson I think that’s what made me the most angry
It makes me just as angry when I see people eat pizza with utensils instead of just using your hands
Koreans think their too good for that until they get cowed by a superior person.
I think they just wanted to keep their hands clean since bacon is hella greasy
Sure, and then just wipe your hands on your nice white blouse.
this is the stereotypical american breakfast lol..... most americans dont have time to make any of those foods in the morning.. foods like cereal, yogurt, juice and fruit are more reasonable i'd say :p
번역 : 이것은 진부한 미국식 아침 식사입니다 ..... 대부분의 미국인들은 아침에 그 음식을 만들 시간이 없습니다 .. 시리얼, 요구르트, 주스, 과일 같은 음식은 더 합리적입니다. 나는 말할 것입니다 : p
Kk K stereotypical은 진부하다기보단 뭐랄까... 전형적인? 고정관념적인? 이런뜻이이영
실제로는 아니지만 사람들 인식상의 미국음식이라는 소리입니다.
Yeah this is like a weekend breakfast.
haroseho editing I make this everyday. Pancakes, eggs, and some fruit with milk so yeah.
Armys everywhereXD.... Hwaiting!!
That waffle was drowning' what are y'all doing
queenhiphop1002 so soggy
Too much butter😭
I live in the states and I need to ask the one Korean with glasses how are pancakes greasy 😶 if he thinks that's greasy I can't wait for him to have a true American pizza or something
I'm not the Korean guy in glasses obviously lol but there're some stuff I can explain. Traditional Korean meals are mostly vege-based. So for some Koreans don't used to eat western food, they may think it's greasy. It's just about what they used to eat and I'm pretty sure the Korean guy in glasses meant no offence.
However, I was also surprised by his reaction cause thought many young Koreans like to eat western food.
Dark Trooper ikr
Dark Trooper I'm pretty sure us Americans are used to grease because it's America
Dark Trooper
That is so true, I live in the states to and my family eats pancakes every day and there never oily.
Im a New Yorker...there are different ways ive made pancakes...with butter and with vegetable oil...if its made with veg oil people can mistake it as greasy. I like to butter the frying pan over oil personally.
But i do agree that a lot of our distinctive foods are greasy but thats only part of our broad cuisine!
Dude with the glasses didn't plan on liking any of the food from the start.
SK is not used to eating only salty or sweet stuff. it is usally a mix of both. Trust me if you went to SK you'd think that everything is either sour or spicy. People grow up in different countries with different taste pallets, its just something they are not used to.
What is an apple waffle?
Light Work An apple waffle is a waffle with apples.
Ok yes but who calls it an apple waffle?
everyone does.. how are you going to know what it is if you don't call it that lol. lemon waffles, apple waffles, banana waffles. what the heck do YOU call it, if not an apple waffle. Now, personally Ive never seen an apple waffle, ive seen apple pancakes, but ive only seen apple TOPPED waffles, with apple/cinnamon mix.
Born and raised American here and never heard of an apple waffle until now.
Same With Me @Mariann Irizarry
I have pancakes like once a year lol
Sucks
I haven't had pancakes since I was a kid I'm not a fan
alana I eat pancakes pretty much every day. Mainly
Cause that’s like the only thing I know how to make it’s really hard to mess up pancakes
Same. I’m American and I actually don’t like pancakes
ikr? pancakes is a mf luxury
They cut bacon with the knife? I eat it with my hands lol
That's how it's suppose to be eaten, with hands, these poor souls aren't educated lol
mochi&kookies stop
Victoria Morales Or in a burger
Ew why?
Fliss floss Bob Ross Because that's how you eat it
Usually the only time I have the breakfast they're eating is on a Sunday afternoon after church at Denny's lol
Whoever made these "American breakfasts" should be fired lol These aren't accurate at all. They added way to much butter and salt to everything. Like i get it, we're Americans and we like to eat fattening foods, but not like that!
Probably to make it more appetizing to Koreans. Koreans add about ten times too much salt to everything.
I did notice the guy kept complaining his pancakes were too greasy. They must have fried them. Maybe nonstick grills aren't a thing in Korean kitchens?
Ronald Yeah probably, they need to redo this video with an actual american making these breakfasts for them lol
More butter makes it better. Drenched in syrup is a must and some powdered sugar to reach heaven.
We all have to die from something, might as well enjoy it.
Only if it's real maple syrup & not something nasty like Aunt Jemima or Log Cabin. Definitely no powdered sugar, it's not a donut.
Myself personally I prefer blueberries on my pancakes over maple syrup.
Blueberries, or bananas, or apples **in** the pancakes. Just enough maple syrup to give it some flavor. But dear lawdh, if you drench it, you' can get the hell out. It ain't maple soup... :P
Ahh, and did nobody mention french toast? Seriously... Granted that's maybe more of a weekend thing than a daily thing. But, seriously, french toast, with warmed cinnamon apple sauce? SO GOOD... ^_^
빈피디님 출연이 오랜만이라 너무 반가운데 그 전에 피니가 너무 이쁘고 매력있어서 대박이다 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ 피니님 빈피디님 두분다 보빌 걸빌 스브 다 많이 좀 출연해주세요 ㅋㅋㅋ
감사합니당 히히힣
조동혁 ㅠ 미소가 너무 이뻐여
김현식 ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ칭찬으로 받아들이겠습니다ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ
Google Translate has failed me.
:(
"It has been a long time since the appearance of the empty piano has been in the middle of the half before"
아니 개웃긴게 외국인들이 김치먹는 그런 영상에서는 매운거 많이 안먹으니까 안맞을수도 있지 이런반응 나오는데 이영상에서는 느끼하다고 했다가 극딜당하네
I was literally watching the whole time like, "use your hands, use your hands!!!" 😂😂😂
Cute video - interesting to see how people from a different culture see our food (though I did expect some cinnamon rolls, cereal, etc.)
It was funny how they were all cutting the bacon😂We don't really cut bacon in America, we eat it with are hands. And it's usually supposed to be crunchy. Also, a lot of the time Americans don't have time to eat breakfast like this so we just eat cereal, oatmeal, or some eggo waffles😂😂
번역 : 그들이 모두 베이컨을 자르고 있었던 것은 우스웠다 우리는 미국에서 베이컨을 정말로 자르지 않는다, 우리는 손과 함께 그것을 먹는다. 그리고 일반적으로 바삭 바삭해야합니다. 또한, 많은 미국인들이 이렇게 아침 식사를 할 시간이 없기 때문에 시리얼, 오트밀 또는 달걀 와플을 먹습니다.
preach cuz ppl mistake americans n one thing also alot of americans skip breakfast or lunch alot
The bacon cutting had me cracking up. :)
The Official Christine Leggo my Eggo! I don't even each breakfast sometimes. Maybe if I'm feeling a little special, I heat up a hot pocket and eat it on my way to school.
Bacon isn't always made crunchy.
Yo! I wanna try Korean Breakfast! Take me to your show! Hahaha
Sydney Milagros, Take me with you!
They dont have one... You will be eating rice and or fish and kimchi or ramen noodles....
Well not much since Koreans don't eat breakfast most of the time.
Sydney Milagro i volunteer as well
Me too!
You eat bacon with your hands bro
Jasper LaPointe with your hands?? Ew.
Jasper LaPointe I usually pick up the bacon with my fork (wedge it between the tongs of the fork). I usually don’t want to get my fingers all greasy.
micuko vicious Yes, yes we do.
Yeah, I use two of my fingers to grab the bacon and eat it, I don't think anybody grabs a fist full of bacon unless they want a heartattack.
Not hands but pinch it with thumb and pointer finger. Its like hotwings and pizza.
2:52 여자분:(아쉽...)
Although lets admit, most of our breakfast is just cereal now. CEREAL ALL DAY EVERYDAY
Cereal for breakfast, lunch and dinner. pancakes, bacon, eggs are for special occasions, like celebrating your sisters engagement or granny's funeral. :)
Burritos Tacos just a bathtub of milk and cereal every year.
Danielle Vaughn, I didn't know whether to laugh or cry at your comment 😱🤔😂😉!!!! Those are some hellified occasions to have bacon eggs & hotcakes😵🙃😁!!!
RoyalShadeEverglade I want Belgium waffles placed on my chest just before they light my funeral pyre 🔥😂
I used to eat only cereal until I got tired of it. Now I eat pancakes, crêpes, eggs, hashbrown, etc.
Which state eats Apple Waffles? Once we find out, we need to drop down to 49 states.
In that case , hopefully it's Florida.
No not Florida. Wait where are you from if I may ask? Cause wherever that is we should have them leave ;)
what about pecan waffles?
Grant Tobgo Hey I live there :(
Hey man, those actually sounded really good
I am emotionally disturbed that they use a fork and knife to eat bacon 😣
Pussy.
ikr? I blame the cook for not advising accordingly lol
In Canada some of us eat bacon (and peameal bacon aka Canadian bacon) with a knife and fork, because it's best dripping with maple syrup 😛
A. Neufeld I legit ate maple bacon today with my fingers and it was drenched in maple syrup. Gotta love you Canadians for putting maple syrup on everything! ;)
@@Hadrian9707 Nice! I'm actually salivating right now lol