There are a lot of drinks just like that in asia. They're some of my favourite with the konjac jelly, basil seeds, noodles and other tasty things in the drink. All different flavours. Not as weird as it seems, just new to you and beloved in Asia.
@@Kltpzyxm17 It is not all because of theft. If people on average make less in that area I imagine that would reflect this cost somewhat too. I know there are rich people everywhere but on average in Thailand a person makes around 490.00 USD a month....
@@Kltpzyxm17 theft, shrinkage (unsellable product) is always considered into the prices everywhere in the world, you can add corporate greed to the list of why stuff is more expensive in USA. As long as one of the richest countries in the world is willing to pay 7 dollars for a coffee expect your prices to continue to grow. But then again blaming everything on theft and the poor is also very american.
My husband and I just love your videos, and we both think "Mrs. Bacons" is very cute! If we ever travel to Asia, we now know the best (and cheapest!) places to eat, thanks to you!
When I stayed in Thailand for a long time, I had to eat food from 7-Eleven for many weeks. The crusty sandwiches were especially common. At first, it felt new and interesting. I mostly enjoyed the sandwiches with pandan filling. However, after a while, it felt like eating food from a gas station in your own country. If you plan to live in Thailand for an extended period, I recommend learning how to cook Thai food or getting meals delivered from local small businesses. That way, you can have fresh, hygienic, and more nutritious food.
@@smol-one I’m not lying. He got a special soda (about $2), a special milk (about $2), glass jellies ($2) and gummy sausages $2). Then add tax. I just got back from a 2 week road trip the big gulps were what I drank but once you start taking stuff out of the fridge the price go way up. Also candy and snacks are ridiculously expensive. I stocked at grocery stores.
Sausage...gummies...in your drink?! At least you didn't get Mrs. Bacons to try that one, because I well remember her horrified reaction after trying out your custom soda drink at Jollibee the one time! Thai 7-11 doesn't appear to be quite as legendary as Japanese 7-11, but I definitely would still try it if ever I go to Thailand.
Hi I'm glad to see video about Thailand❤ I'm from Thailand,even though the prices of the products in 7-11 are very cheap for foreigners. But for us who are at the middle class or below, Some products is very expensive!
Don't know what is more funny the thumbnail or the title of the video, for a second my brain had the vision of you literally eating the whole building hahahaha 🤣🤭
I think the people in the background of your video were talking in Hindi, either the customers or the store clerk in 7-eleven there are from India 😅😅 P.S.: It's been 2 years since I've been watching your content and its been very pleasing and informative, especially getting to know about the asian cuisine and street foods! Keep going! ❤❤
This brought me so many memories of backpacking in Thailand. Their 7/11 always slap and they always have like 3 of them in the span of two blocks hahahha
Why do people spread the condiments all on the bun and shit and not just the hotdog? Is having your hands all messy part of eating a hotdog and I've been doing it wrong or what?
Bacons 😭 the lime soda… and the yogurt.. and the grass jelly… I thought those were real sausages when I was casually watching and was like have our DancingBacons gone crazy? That was quite a drink 😂 always love your videos 💜
Thank you. THAT was fun 🥳 It is unbelievable what they have over there. We don't have that variety over here in Sunny California 🌄🇺🇲 As usual, thank you to Mrs. Bacon for her cute stamp of approval! 😌
7 eleven thailand even other nations is nostalgic for me. Its a bread and butter of the neighborhood i remember wheni used to work their . Even though they dontnpay much . But you will find happiness and gratitude. You will definitley will never get hungry. One thing beofre their is no streaming yet those dvd i can watch and bring back to the store of course you have to take care of it from scratch. Those are fun times
Reminds me of a little cafe that used to stay open most of the night to cater to nightclub patrons in my local town. They made the best toasted sandwiches. We call them 'jaffles' in Australia. I use Maggi on my eggs too.
In th US, ketchup only goes on hotdogs only until you are 10-11 years old then mustard, and then any number of regional toppings from sauerkraut, to sweet relish, to pickled okra, to jalapeños, to chili and cheese. Even in the regional toppings, I have never seen mayonnaise as an option.
Thailand is the land of the Energy Drink my friend, Red Bull also originated from here Thailand too and the price is very cheap here too and also more stronger than the newer version that sold to the people worldwide.😊😊😊
Sheesh, similar sammiches in the US at gas stations are $4-$7, that platter with the hot dogs would cost us closer to $10 if they were an option. Just a single hot dog from a heat roller at most gas stations are $1.50, that custom drink would probably be $8...
The bucket drinks are cool was gonna say how did they make a drink bigger then the US... but then I remember the late 90's when the 52oz coffee mugs came into fashion and... uh yea...
THAT THUMBNAIL INSANE DAWG 💀🤣
They know what gets the clicks. She's such a cutie.
Y’all are weird. She’s looking at a food item.
She flabbergasted 💀
i wanted to come and say the same shit, this was the most wild one so far 😂
@MrResin-xk2mf You’re naive if you don’t think the thumbnail is a double entendre
I laughed at the thumbnail way too hard...
😮...me too I was like 🤣
Oh yeah, the innuendo was being laid on thick at the end, there, too! Mrs. Bacons appeared to be well aware of that and getting a laugh out of it.
i was like, drake is that you?!
@@moethewastelander3925Ruined the joke😐
My man knew what he was doing lmao 😂
‘sweet hairy filling’ will be my new catchphrase for life
I was thinking to myself "Was there truly no other way to say this?"
* sigh * 😂
I can’t with you and this thumbnail 😂
That ding dong drives me crazy 😂
Me too 🤣
SAMEEE its soo annoying
YES if I had to listen to that all day at work I would lose my mind
Porco dio
disagreed
That custom drink was more vile than anything I've ever made at a soft drink fountain lol
I thought he was going to put actual sausages in it, at first. 😂😂
That's what I thought too. It was like a nightmare and it kept getting worse and worse
You probably think sushi is gross too
I actually can't get over it. I had to pause and take a break for a minute.
There are a lot of drinks just like that in asia. They're some of my favourite with the konjac jelly, basil seeds, noodles and other tasty things in the drink. All different flavours. Not as weird as it seems, just new to you and beloved in Asia.
I love watching you and your partner tour the world. The two of you look like you're living your best lives with each other.
I thought I was going to pass out laughing at the expression on Mrs. Bacon's face when she saw the footlong hot dog!! She is so precious and adorable!
I am very jealous of those prices. 7-Eleven is so much more expensive in the USA.
It's because of theft. Alot of which doesn't happen there.
@@Kltpzyxm17 It is not all because of theft. If people on average make less in that area I imagine that would reflect this cost somewhat too. I know there are rich people everywhere but on average in Thailand a person makes around 490.00 USD a month....
@@Kltpzyxm17 theft, shrinkage (unsellable product) is always considered into the prices everywhere in the world, you can add corporate greed to the list of why stuff is more expensive in USA. As long as one of the richest countries in the world is willing to pay 7 dollars for a coffee expect your prices to continue to grow. But then again blaming everything on theft and the poor is also very american.
@@--Animal-- Also have to consider how many jews Thailand has
@nitro2199 bruh
Best thumbnail ever 🤣🤣
Sussy thumbnails
I don't think I could handle eating in a place where the door chime was constantly sounding off.
My husband and I just love your videos, and we both think "Mrs. Bacons" is very cute! If we ever travel to Asia, we now know the best (and cheapest!) places to eat, thanks to you!
Not Mrs, they're both women
The thumbnail drew me to the video. Ms Bacons face 😂
When I stayed in Thailand for a long time, I had to eat food from 7-Eleven for many weeks. The crusty sandwiches were especially common. At first, it felt new and interesting. I mostly enjoyed the sandwiches with pandan filling. However, after a while, it felt like eating food from a gas station in your own country. If you plan to live in Thailand for an extended period, I recommend learning how to cook Thai food or getting meals delivered from local small businesses. That way, you can have fresh, hygienic, and more nutritious food.
Well, now I know that 7-Eleven uses the same door chime in Thailand as they do in the US
Amazing to see you guys improve. Just goes to show how extremely dedicated and committed you all are in everything you do.
Eating 7-11 in America consist of food poisoning and your bank account emptied from a credit card skimmer
The food looks good for 7/11. That ice drink would easily be $8-10 in the States. In fact everything would be 3-5 times more. So yummy and simple.
Live in a 3rd world country, get third world prices.
@@hermanmunchther3082 what is bro yapping about
@meganek0597 it was pretty self explanatory. If you want low prices you to move somewhere where their money is worth as much as dirt.
Why are you lying? A 30 oz big gulp is about 2 bucks. It's concerning how little people seem to be aware of prices in the US.
@@smol-one I’m not lying. He got a special soda (about $2), a special milk (about $2), glass jellies ($2) and gummy sausages $2). Then add tax. I just got back from a 2 week road trip the big gulps were what I drank but once you start taking stuff out of the fridge the price go way up. Also candy and snacks are ridiculously expensive. I stocked at grocery stores.
Sausage...gummies...in your drink?! At least you didn't get Mrs. Bacons to try that one, because I well remember her horrified reaction after trying out your custom soda drink at Jollibee the one time! Thai 7-11 doesn't appear to be quite as legendary as Japanese 7-11, but I definitely would still try it if ever I go to Thailand.
Hi I'm glad to see video about Thailand❤ I'm from Thailand,even though the prices of the products in 7-11 are very cheap for foreigners. But for us who are at the middle class or below, Some products is very expensive!
Don't know what is more funny the thumbnail or the title of the video, for a second my brain had the vision of you literally eating the whole building hahahaha 🤣🤭
oh no way, breakfast set served on a platter at a 7-11 😂 Now I’m jealous!
Your partner's face when you held up the footlong hot dog was priceless!!😂😂
I love your channel!! My faves are the street foods and the automated servings which come to you on a track!!
Love your videos, they always make my dayy
My absolute favorite duo to watch!
So happy to see another video. I love watching your wife's reactions. So cute❤❤
Hello from Nebraska, USA! I love your videos. ❤❤ Thanks for making them!
also from the cornhusker state!
Bacons knew what he was doing with that thumbnail
One of the MANY things I miss since I retired from the military.
I’m always excited to see both of you enjoy foods in Thailand. 😊
The hot dog:
"We are just friends, no need to worry" 😂😂😂
I live in Canada, and my observation is that you get a lot of value in Thailand! The food is reasonable at 7-11
I'm so early!!! I love you're videos
Sweet chili sauce is my favorite! This was a great video, I especially love the hot dog, too funny! 😅🎉🎉
I think the people in the background of your video were talking in Hindi, either the customers or the store clerk in 7-eleven there are from India 😅😅
P.S.: It's been 2 years since I've been watching your content and its been very pleasing and informative, especially getting to know about the asian cuisine and street foods! Keep going! ❤❤
I always love me a 7/11 video. Great job as always ❤️👍
The miniature 💀💀💀
it called thumbnail
Just love your videos so so much 🥰
This brought me so many memories of backpacking in Thailand. Their 7/11 always slap and they always have like 3 of them in the span of two blocks hahahha
Haha, that's the proof you already been there before😂😂
That thumbnail 😅
Mrs Dancing Bacon's is AMAZING! 😂 Brilliant video! ❤
Thank you for the wonderful video about 7-Eleven in Thailand 👍
You had me ☠️ at “sweet hairy meat filling” 😂
A fairly new subscriber and I love your videos 😊
Those cute bucket drinks would've costed an arm and leg here in the U.S.A!
Why do people spread the condiments all on the bun and shit and not just the hotdog? Is having your hands all messy part of eating a hotdog and I've been doing it wrong or what?
I just learned that we can survive in Thai with 711 foods everyday 😅
When you go to 7-11 in Thailand, you have to try their Australian beef burger, sooo good!
Please upload more haha 😂 im always waiting. 😅
i always leave your videos feeling more educated and empowered!
your 7-eleven videos are my favourite ones and they’re therapeutic😌
Bro knew what he was doing with that thumbnail
Another great video, wish we had items like there here
Love the thumbnail. And i love seeing Jackson Wang in the 7 eleven in Thailand!
My favorite channel on UA-cam ❤❤❤
Those Thia snacks looked really good, nice video.
Love your videos ❤❤❤
Inexpensive prices and amazing treats! Favorite video for me. The ice bucket drinks great for hot weather.
That thumbnail is so funny. 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Bacons 😭 the lime soda… and the yogurt.. and the grass jelly… I thought those were real sausages when I was casually watching and was like have our DancingBacons gone crazy? That was quite a drink 😂 always love your videos 💜
Oh my goodness you’re killing me with the thumbnail but also with with eating a sweet hairy pie
Absolutely best description ever
Thank you. THAT was fun 🥳
It is unbelievable what they have over there. We don't have that variety over here in Sunny California 🌄🇺🇲
As usual, thank you to Mrs. Bacon for her cute stamp of approval! 😌
Hahaa. The look on Shanders face in the thumbnail
I seen what you did there with the thumbnail LOL I knew there was a reason I really liked you guys
Such a cheeky thumbnail! Also, did y’all catch that green taxi catching air over the speed bump? 😂😂
Mayo on a Foot long is criminal
The whole section with the hotdog was so funny!
7:29 Ohhh.. duck jelly that’s just jelly in shape of ducks.. (whew lol)
7 eleven thailand even other nations is nostalgic for me. Its a bread and butter of the neighborhood i remember wheni used to work their . Even though they dontnpay much . But you will find happiness and gratitude. You will definitley will never get hungry. One thing beofre their is no streaming yet those dvd i can watch and bring back to the store of course you have to take care of it from scratch. Those are fun times
Reminds me of a little cafe that used to stay open most of the night to cater to nightclub patrons in my local town. They made the best toasted sandwiches. We call them 'jaffles' in Australia. I use Maggi on my eggs too.
That long hot dog must be that particular 7-11's exclusive item because I've never seen it anywhere and I've lived here for 20 years
Entertaining and fun videos as always. What are the scissors called at 4:46? Those are very convenient!
im glad u show convenience stores around the world
that thumbnail 😂😂😂
The sandwiches were so cute, the shape reminded me of the ones I'd eat when I was little!
What an insane cheap cost here in Thailand. I'm am so jealous compare to where I lived in
In th US, ketchup only goes on hotdogs only until you are 10-11 years old then mustard, and then any number of regional toppings from sauerkraut, to sweet relish, to pickled okra, to jalapeños, to chili and cheese. Even in the regional toppings, I have never seen mayonnaise as an option.
One of the best thumbnails i've ever seen. 🤣🤣🤣
Crazy thumbnail 💀😈
.27 usd for a cup of ice is understandable here in Texas, but .50 cents for an energy drink? That’s wild. Easily 4-6 usd for 16 ounces
Thailand is the land of the Energy Drink my friend, Red Bull also originated from here Thailand too and the price is very cheap here too and also more stronger than the newer version that sold to the people worldwide.😊😊😊
The urge to go to Thailand is coming inside me😊😊
10/10 for the innuendo on this one!
The thumbnail tho 🤖🤖🤖
Why does the hotdog have the exact same colour as the bun lol
Amazing video! Loved the custom drink 😮
The drink buckets are my fav! Wish the US had cool things like that lol 😆
I love these convenience store videos
In the United States that foot long hot dog would cost between $8-$10 depending on where you bought it!
But also grilled and sauces inside the bun 😂
I was surprised how big 7-Eleven is in Thailand. It was definitely my go to shop for snacks and lots of bottled water=P
That constantly bell sounds makes me crazy!
Sheesh, similar sammiches in the US at gas stations are $4-$7, that platter with the hot dogs would cost us closer to $10 if they were an option. Just a single hot dog from a heat roller at most gas stations are $1.50, that custom drink would probably be $8...
AINT NO SHOT YOU POSTED THIS WITH THAT THUMBNAIL 💀💀💀
I have that exact banana trees on my backyard. When it's harvest time you can eat them as much as you want until you pass out
Nice thumbnail lol
I’m surprised they had salad cream! I absolutely love it 😁
I've never heard of pork floss before and honestly that description does not sound too appetizing haha. Who am I kidding though I'd eat it
If you've ever had Jack Link's shredded beef jerky, pork floss is similar, but pork instead of beef. It's good!😊
Besides pork floss , there’s chicken floss too . Really tasty and moreish 😋
Love your channel
Chicken ribs? What. Maybe it's the leg with the knuckles cut off.
The bucket drinks are cool was gonna say how did they make a drink bigger then the US... but then I remember the late 90's when the 52oz coffee mugs came into fashion and... uh yea...