Using a language that isn't your mother tongue or fluent in is hard. but its worth trying overseas. I picked up Japanese and ended up being able to have some Okish conversation with some elderly people who were happy to share some of their life stories.
About slapping or smacking the rice bag means it's a good fresh product that has gone through the manufacturing process. Just think of a salesman showing or promoting their new product.
What we call kombucha is actually Kocha-kinoko mushroom tea Actual Japanese kombucha is kombu kelp tea (we don’t even have this) Summary: we don’t know what we’re doing.
I think she was impressed by the size of the bag of Konbu/Kombu. Here in the US international stores or Asian stores have better pricing for this and something like turmeric. Turmeric is also used in Mexican cooking. If I can’t find a Mexican grocery I usually go to an Asian market. For Kombu Ma or Ruisu I have to order it on Amazon as I don’t like the one from my local Asian market. But the bag is so small from Amazon.
Why are Indian Spices in a Chinese Grocery store? Its cause alot of Indian Ingredients were brought to China and they became common ingredients both for Cooking and for Medicine.
honestly for me it is really tiring to eat with some of my french friends: Is it bio? is it gluten free? is there coriander? is it vegan? Is it lactose free?
I think the most important phrase to learn in any language when travelling is "Where is the bathroom?" I learned that the hard way! 😆
Using a language that isn't your mother tongue or fluent in is hard. but its worth trying overseas.
I picked up Japanese and ended up being able to have some Okish conversation with some elderly people who were happy to share some of their life stories.
About slapping or smacking the rice bag means it's a good fresh product that has gone through the manufacturing process. Just think of a salesman showing or promoting their new product.
never been to japan or canada but this has me interested in both
What we call kombucha is actually Kocha-kinoko mushroom tea
Actual Japanese kombucha is kombu kelp tea (we don’t even have this)
Summary: we don’t know what we’re doing.
I think she was impressed by the size of the bag of Konbu/Kombu. Here in the US international stores or Asian stores have better pricing for this and something like turmeric. Turmeric is also used in Mexican cooking. If I can’t find a Mexican grocery I usually go to an Asian market. For Kombu Ma or Ruisu I have to order it on Amazon as I don’t like the one from my local Asian market. But the bag is so small from Amazon.
nice reaction...❤😍😘
Thanks for always watching ;)
Peach your so beautiful, The reason why I subscribed. Subscribe people! Don't just watch.. Lets make her smile more. Great reaction BTW.
I like your sweater. Where can I get one?
Thank you! It’s from “BEAMS Japan”
Lovely reaction 👍
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Why are Indian Spices in a Chinese Grocery store? Its cause alot of Indian Ingredients were brought to China and they became common ingredients both for Cooking and for Medicine.
Do you think uncle roger and hershia is a good couple?
honestly for me it is really tiring to eat with some of my french friends: Is it bio? is it gluten free? is there coriander? is it vegan? Is it lactose free?
まぁぁぁ、RogerもHershiaも”キャラ設定”通りに冗談したと思う。。。あまり考えなくていいだね^_^;