PAPABUBBLE - Handmade Candy in Japan / Japanese Street Food
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
- ASMR- food guide to handmade candy making. Each candy is handmade by Japanese artisans.
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Very cool to see the candy making process! Thank you for sharing.
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Thank you for sharing this. I enjoy these type of videos
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Me too
I thought the thumbnail was a bald person wrapped up in a blanket or something
Bird playing in background! Is it bird? I think it is. Its nice!
Did it sound that way to you? :) Thank you for watching this video!
NICE FOR SHARING 🙏🙏🙏
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Lofty pursuits has it easy with their rolling machine.
hadir kawan 🔔🎁🔔👍
terima kasih sharing nya 😍👍💯 mantap
Terima kasih kerana menonton video kami! Saya gembira anda menikmati video ini!
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Um, but HOW do you make the candy flavors???
The red, blue, and yellow candies that were mixed first are flavored. These were grape-flavored candies :)
@@japanesefoodsamuraijunjiro8060 How do they get the grape flavor?
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What does it taste like?
It tasted like grapes :)
@@japanesefoodsamuraijunjiro8060 ^¿^ Ty
I see, all you need to do is throw colored something left and right, and then cut, and then throw it left and right again
They used to have a location in San Francisco 😭
I didn't know that :)
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Thank you☺️
There is a village in Siberia called Parabel.
アンビル使うのね。
곤니찌와
저희 동영상을 시청해 주셔서 감사합니다😊
Çocukların göz ayarı acayip fakat altı üstü bir şeker için bu kadar uğraş bana akıl işi gibi gelmiyor.
Its not just for children, its adults that enjoy the artistry the most.
No entiendo el idioma
Dia betes
I'm pretty sure it is a PAPABUBBLE. Not PAPABUBULE!!!
Did they shave their forearms??? 👀😁
Japanese and chinese usually more naked lol naturally
Why do they poke holes with scissors? Does it help stretch ?
The reason for this is to remove excess air from the candy. If there is air in the candy, it is said to be prone to cracking when it is stretched or cut :)
With those wooden spatulas for early preparation, body waxing comes to mind…
Why did they bother cutting off the yellow if they are just adding it back in?
Probably to mix the flavors into the red and blue. The first yellow candy they put in has a grape flavor.
It may also be to mix the red and blue candies with the yellow ones to create the ideal color :)
Unbelievable that all that rolling didn’t change the original piece of art inside. Beautiful.
Thank you for watching our video :) We were also surprised!
@@japanesefoodsamuraijunjiro8060 hugs from Canada
Looks like Taffy making to me...
Strong arm job haha
What is the object created in the candy? It looks like maybe a kind of hut?
Thank you for watching our video! It is a dumpling called Tsukimi Dango. In Japan, it is a food that reminds us of autumn :)
@@japanesefoodsamuraijunjiro8060 oh thank you!
Why would you want to eat that?
I've had this as a gift from a friend before :)
Pretty and tasty. Why not?
@@mud6866 it's nice to look at
I'm actually genuinely excited to see this channel grow. Definitely a great way to diversify your audience.
I imagine managing UA-cam content is very challenging. いつも面白い動画をアップしてくれてありがとうございます
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We think it's important to try different things to make our channel grow more. It is hard work to make a lot of videos, but we are glad to get comments like this. ありがとうございます!
No. It isn't challenging. You're just a pathetic simpleton.
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Found you here too! Yay!
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An actual candy cane.
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Sooooo amazing
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The English created this style of candy in 1887
You dont need to color the White part, you could just pull it on a candy pulling hook
Not an expert but i imagine it could be a texture thing choosing to add a white coloring instead of pulling it to add air. With a process that’s been around for this long there’s a method and reason for everything.