Because the market competition in China is fierce and Chinese people also have very high requirements for food, even Western snack or fast food brands will launch more choices and have faster updates in China.
15% alchol is NOTHING?🤣Alcohol higher than 5% would make my face blush and me dizzy🥲 By the way, I watched the whole video with smile-- you two are so cute and funny!!🥰
There is one food that is very popular in China (not a snack though) but it's actually native to the US, and most people don't know about it. They are the Louisiana Crawfish (or little lobster in China). Very popular food served in crawfish specialized restaurants. Usually you eat just that with no side dishes.
some of those are not really meant to be eaten alone. if you wanted to have one of those instant ramen bowls in your hotel room but wanted to add something extra, you could cut up that imitation crab meat and throw it in.
The automatically generated English language on your video cannot appear in Chinese characters when selecting Auto Translate into Chinese. You may be using the wrong method or software when editing the video. It's a pity that many chinese missed this video because most Chinese people don't understand English.😮
The Germans will be very happy if they see you eat Knoppers. (Sorry, I am just obsessed with the country). Something maybe unique to the country, maybe dried plum (make sure to just suck on it, don't chew because pits not removed); white rabbit candy, a candy from Shanghai (nothing special). Sunflower seeds/pumpkin seeds (nothing special because apparently people from the middle east also eat them while watching TV; frozen skin moon cake (I think it's in season now). beef jerky and pork jerky are also very delicious (don't take the mala flavour). Peeled walnut kernels (a delicacy, very expensive).
In this episode, delicious is the opposite word of “healthy food”. However, it is a great video and thanks for the sharing of your experience and explorations.
Really guys? "MOST UNIQUE"??? Trying convenient store snacks in Shangai would have been sufficient. Because these were really not that unique and far from 'most'. Imitation crab meat is made from fish. You can see this if you look at the ingredients or look it up online.
In the western countries, there are not too many snacks, are mainly from big companies. There is no too many competitions. the snacks are never updated or changed for 10 or 20 years. In China, the company change the flavor and develop new products every year. Old products are get rid of it very soon.
Thanks for sharing this nice video clip. The snacks look yummy. Enjoy your journey lovely couple. Best regards 🍻
We are so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching :)
CRASH THE RAMEN IN THE BEG PLEASE !!! THIS TRIGERED ME SO MUCH
Thanks for the suggestion :) haha
You must try cucumber flavor chips, It's unique out of unique. 😂
Sounds great!! Thanks for the recommendation haha!!
@@JacobandJennyTravel lol don't do it, it tastes bad. It's the Chinese equivalent of salt and vinegar chips. 😅
Because the market competition in China is fierce and Chinese people also have very high requirements for food, even Western snack or fast food brands will launch more choices and have faster updates in China.
Real competition promotes quality and variety !
That makes sense! Thanks for the information :)
👏歡迎來到上海，來上海一定要嘗一下豫園的蟹黃灌湯包，百年老店，正宗上海味道👍
我是一个60岁的上海人，我从未吃过灌汤包。灌汤包不是上海本地的点心，除了在风景点卖给游客外，在上海其他地方很难找到餐厅在卖它，所以，请你不要说它是正宗上海味道（我没有说它味道不好的意思）。如果你在豫园看到绿波廊在卖蟹黄灌汤包，那么，它以前不过是个茶楼，它是1979年才改为餐厅，并取了绿波廊这个店名。我高度怀疑它店门口卖灌汤包的柜台是出租给别人的。
 謝謝你的科普👋有一次我去豫園南翔饅頭店裡吃蟹黃灌湯包，看到介紹是上海味道，天下一籠，百年老店，特意點了一份，吃起來很美味👍
@@LoveShanghai521 我刚才上网查了，豫园南翔馒头店确实在卖蟹黄灌汤包。上海话里保留了很多古汉语词汇，“包子”叫“馒头”，“穿衣服”叫“着衣裳”，“喝茶”叫“吃茶”……我看了南翔馒头店的菜单，在一片小笼“馒头”中，乱入了这个外来的“汤包”（上海本来是没有“汤包”的，现在凡是把小笼馒头、生煎馒头叫做小笼包、生煎包的点心店，都不是上海老板开的），算是与时俱进，啥东西热销就卖啥（我并不排斥外来的美食）😀
That sounds delicious!! Thank you so much for the recommendations friend :)
Beef jerky is my favorite snack.
That is awesome!! Thanks for watching :)
15% alchol is NOTHING?🤣Alcohol higher than 5% would make my face blush and me dizzy🥲 By the way, I watched the whole video with smile-- you two are so cute and funny!!🥰
Hahaha!! We thought it was a liquor so we were expecting 30-40%! But yes 15% is still high!! You are so sweet, thank you so much friend ♥️
There is one food that is very popular in China (not a snack though) but it's actually native to the US, and most people don't know about it. They are the Louisiana Crawfish (or little lobster in China). Very popular food served in crawfish specialized restaurants. Usually you eat just that with no side dishes.
That is so interesting! Thank you for the information :)
@@JacobandJennyTravelLouisiana
@@JacobandJennyTravel welcome :)
some of those are not really meant to be eaten alone. if you wanted to have one of those instant ramen bowls in your hotel room but wanted to add something extra, you could cut up that imitation crab meat and throw it in.
That is great to know! Thanks for the information :)
Hello..great video…I love it
Thank you so much :)
Very good ok
Thank you so much :)
There are many meat snacks in China. You can try them. Various nuts are also good. In Shanghai, you can try nuts such as pecan-like walnuts (小胡桃).
That is good to know! Thanks for the information :)
you can break the little ramen into pieces to eat
Good to know! It is so delicious :)
😍😍😍😋😋😋🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳
Thanks for watching :)
没有中文简体翻译啊
安装个沉浸式翻译 插件 可以翻译中文字幕
@@datang-nomad 谢谢
I am sorry friend!!
The automatically generated English language on your video cannot appear in Chinese characters when selecting Auto Translate into Chinese. You may be using the wrong method or software when editing the video. It's a pity that many chinese missed this video because most Chinese people don't understand English.😮
That crab meat is not Shanghai crab. Those are like Alaska crab. Very different type. 😀
That makes sense!! Thanks for the information :)
I thought it's made by fishmeat...
👍🏼👍🏼
Thanks for watching friend!
The Germans will be very happy if they see you eat Knoppers. (Sorry, I am just obsessed with the country).
Something maybe unique to the country, maybe dried plum (make sure to just suck on it, don't chew because pits not removed); white rabbit candy, a candy from Shanghai (nothing special). Sunflower seeds/pumpkin seeds (nothing special because apparently people from the middle east also eat them while watching TV; frozen skin moon cake (I think it's in season now). beef jerky and pork jerky are also very delicious (don't take the mala flavour). Peeled walnut kernels (a delicacy, very expensive).
Thanks for the information :)
Knoppers is German not Chinese, because its so popular you can find them in China, like Oreo's and Lays.
Good to know! Thanks for the information :)
In this episode, delicious is the opposite word of “healthy food”. However, it is a great video and thanks for the sharing of your experience and explorations.
Haha you are right!! Thanks for watching :)
Really guys? "MOST UNIQUE"??? Trying convenient store snacks in Shangai would have been sufficient. Because these were really not that unique and far from 'most'. Imitation crab meat is made from fish. You can see this if you look at the ingredients or look it up online.
Thanks for the information :)
In the western countries, there are not too many snacks, are mainly from big companies. There is no too many competitions. the snacks are never updated or changed for 10 or 20 years. In China, the company change the flavor and develop new products every year. Old products are get rid of it very soon.
That is so cool! Thanks for the information :)
在你们品尝之前我都不知道中国零食有这么好吃。。。🤣
Hahah they are great!! Thanks for watching :)
Thank you for watching :)