I love how the Philippines and my country have so much in common (the reasons are sad, but whatever), here in Mexico we also eat Lechon and something called Chicharron, but our version is definitely even more greasy 😅
Yeah the chicharron we have here tastes more like crackers and we dip it in vinegar. We also have our own version of Piñatas, it isn't the ones that are big and colorful with beautiful shapes but is a clay pot filled it with candies inside. Same way how the game goes, hit it with a bat until it cracks open although it is just risky.
@@Red-zt5bgBut your other version of a piñata is pretty cool, the one with a grid full of candy 😊 Also if I'm not mistaken, we also share some words, although sometimes with radical different meanings like the word "Lola" 😅
Because both countries were colonized by Spain for 300+ years. They are even colonized at the same year. 1521(technically just started to invade them,still not colonized). and the Philippines is the only former Spanish Colony that doesn't speak Spanish. Philippines could also be speaking Spanish language but American colonizer removed it. The American colonial administrators removed Spanish from the Philippine primary school curriculum by 1901, so from then, Filipinos who attended the public school system from 1901 and beyond became illiterate in Spanish and spoke English instead. and deaths of Filipino Spanish speakers in WWII.
Its either Zambales, Cebu or Guimaras but lets stop coping we all know well k owm people dont go to anywhere else in the country and only stays in Manila Metro (and then all of PH gets generalize like we all speam the same language, eat the same food and etc.)
You ever heard of imports and exports?? No one's fuckin telling them to go to the places, you can literally buy Zambales and Guimaras Mangoes in Manila... brainrot@@kaarukun1651
@@HanSooyoung_YuriDiAristel Yeah... it's just that some foreigners' first introduction to Filipino food is balut, which I think is not a good first impression if you are trying to share Filipino food with other people. We have other unique and unusual Filipino food, like dinuguan, for example. Let's have foreigners try dinuguan.
@@HanSooyoung_YuriDiAristelit's not even unique to us vietnamese and other sea countries have it it won't even surprise me if China has it way before us
Well then, let me introduce myself. I'll eat a balut any day if I can. Although, I'll say that it has been on a steady decline since younger people want more westernized street food, and vendors have increased prices to break even. It's 20 pesos now when back then, we could avail it for around 8 pesos. As for why, we just find it funny primarily honestly. They open up this egg and there's a dead duck staring you down. Foreigners who can forego that part easily really end up loving the taste of balut. For those wo can't...well, we find it funny how they "overreact" when encouraged to eat it.
The big misconception about us Filipino is that, we all eat Balut. Kind of. Some of us eats Balut and some of us (including me) Doesn't eat Balut. Last time I got dared to eat Balut is during new year's eve, my cousin dared me to eat one and he would give me 500Php. I didn't do it lol. Even if we're all drunk as hell.
@@kgt8742I'm not sure if I had Bacon or not, or at least I don't clearly remember it. From what you're saying, both of them are polar opposites of one another?
Not even us Native Filipinos eat Balut like some kind of main dish or snack, it's mostly eaten during the late night hours when a "Magbabalut" (Balut vendor riding a bike cart) shouts "Balut!" and then sells it to you. As of now, I think that culture's dying (I think) since I barely see any Balut vendors or they mostly just hang out in one streetside spot now so it's hard to find a Balut vendor. But if ever you want to eat a Balut, make sure to buy a Balut that's not mature or developed since the egg whites would definitely be harder to bite making it inedible.
Balut vendors usually sells at night(at least in where I'm at), and yeah my family used to eat a lot of balut back then but right now none of us eat it anymore for some reason lmao
"Sinan-Gag" is pronounced as "Sinangag". The "ng" is pronounced the same way you pronounce it in "rotating" or "banger". No separation whatsoever. Kinilaw and Humba are also pronounced the way they are spelled, "kee-nee-lao" and "hoomba".
Its kinda true tho. There's barely anything to do there, other than visiting beaches. My only reason to go home right now prolly will be to visit my family, and beaches as well 😅
@@imark182 I've heard a lot of people claiming that they're already in a good and healthy environment after leaving PH and that's a good thing! Good for you PERO may mga bobong Pinoy na kahit walang ambag sa lipunan makasabing "leave PH" kala mo talaga milyonaryo eh . I hate people who yap their esophagus hole without rewiring it to their broca's area . Politically motivated individuals not only drag the economy down but also their families . Magtrabaho din sana Sila .
You can see the frustration starting to sink in when he realized he's going to be _"persuaded"_ to eat a balut. I'd eat it if it's readily available, but I don't go out of my way to buy one and make other people eat it too. 🤣
Not sure if this is common to eat in US But UBE Kalamansi (I know neighboring countries have this too) UBE related flavors is in my top 3 or 5 in ANY variation (ice cream etc.)
he meant that it's most likely the mcs or staff would make him eat balut, cuz sure it's just a bizarre food to try for the foreigners, so they felt like they have to eat even once 🤷♀️ I prefer penoy tho
I'm from the Philippines and he doesn't have to eat balut if he doesn't want too I'd say try the silog one or adobo and sinigang promise you it's good I've been a filipino for all my life and hadn't even tried eating balut cause I don't want too
@@theplaymakermlbb1244 Kumakain ako ng balut. Honestly in my opinion nandidiri ako, kahit na kinakain ko yan. Mas lalo na ung black sa loob ung pinandidirian ko, my favorite is ung sabaw at ung yellow sa loob. Also Wala masamang maging picky unless if there's no other choice, kahit Ikaw nga meron ka rin na ayaw mong kainin at mas gusto mo pang kainin.
Our elders always told us that they eat balut to prevent to have a knees pain or ease the pain in their knees. I don't know if that works cause i only once tried to eat balut and didn't finish eating it.
I know this list is chalked when I saw balut. I'm Filipino and I can't remember the last time I ate Balut. And I was also pressured into it. It wasn't great, definitely tasted mid. Very unique but eating that is honestly repulsive. People just grew up brainwashed into thinking it's good when in reality it's not. It's baseless and over hyped.
Balut was something that almost everyone ate back in the day, you did not have a complete childhood experience if you haven't tasted one. Don't know where the buzz started from but for some reason so many people dislike it now.
As a man with some Filipino in my blood, I would like Toast to somehow see my comment. What to do in the Philippines? My answer: Visit popular spots, visit beaches(I mean, its an archipelago) What to eat in the Philippines? and the first thing it gives you the american diner dish....I mean, sure some of the recipes are good but you gotta find credible good ones. Kinilaw feels more like a sidedish to me. I don't eat that regularly in my place. Sinigang is a CLASSIC stew. I recommend finding a geniune Sinigang dish and the budget Sinigang that uses Knorr brand broth sachets to try. Adobo is great depending on what city you eat it at, and if its saucy(good with rice) or fried into the meat like coating. I have no idea what Humba is or what it taste like... Jeez, Its like I'm not from the country(This is my first time discovering Humba). Lechon is very good for party occasions(usually Juicy and Crunchy). Most definitely DON'T DRINK TAP WATER! There's probably chlorine in the solution of the water. I got diagnosed with Amoebiasis a few years ago and it messed up my digestive system. I thought it was fine because we drink iced water, frozen in plastics designed for local ice products. These are found in 'Sari-Sari stores' (Family business shops). Its Sin-na-ngag. Not sure how to explain to foreigners how to pronouce the last syllable. Ok... that Balut looks overdeveloped. The usual Balut looks less of the duck and it tastes good if you sprinkle some salt on the opened hole of the eggshell. Buko is good if you find cold drinks of them. Street Vendors sell them at public areas in the city. Thank you for reading my review! I was bored.
Balut is not a must-try to eat, tbh. As a child I was taught not to eat one cuz they say it's only for adults. I'm an adult now but I still don't eat balut cuz it's an egg with a dead undeveloped chick inside. Imagine the agony of the chick being boiled alive inside its egg. Hmm isn't that animal cruelty? Just my opinion as a SEAn
Okay first its honestly tiring hearing oh balut is so scary and like ew and stuff like boy there are worse foods i tell ya second not all filipinos eat balut, also i swear foreigners have the option to not try balut
He's kinda a veteran streamer. He got known first through hearthstone but he got way more known thru among us. Now he's more known as disguised's owner/ceo (new esports team) which is based on his name/screen name "disguised toast"
Just eat the balut in the dark so you can't see if the chick is already formed.. nah it's the same either way you gonna feel the hair in your tongue anyways💀
its funny seeing youtubers come to the philippines and try balut as if its a sacred filipino ritual everyone goes through but I a filipino for 19 years still haven't tried balut haha
Out of millions of Filipino I think it's kinda common sense naman siguro to say not all will want to eat Balut. Like not all French eat Escargot (Snails), not all Koreans eat San-nakji (live octopus) and not all European's enjoy eating maggot cheese. I don't know why we have to defend ourselves so bad over one exotic dish that is mostly enjoyed by middle to lower class Filipinos. Like you ain't special for not eating a Balut.
I love how the Philippines and my country have so much in common (the reasons are sad, but whatever), here in Mexico we also eat Lechon and something called Chicharron, but our version is definitely even more greasy 😅
Yeah the chicharron we have here tastes more like crackers and we dip it in vinegar. We also have our own version of Piñatas, it isn't the ones that are big and colorful with beautiful shapes but is a clay pot filled it with candies inside. Same way how the game goes, hit it with a bat until it cracks open although it is just risky.
@@Red-zt5bgBut your other version of a piñata is pretty cool, the one with a grid full of candy 😊
Also if I'm not mistaken, we also share some words, although sometimes with radical different meanings like the word "Lola" 😅
Because both countries were colonized by Spain for 300+ years. They are even colonized at the same year. 1521(technically just started to invade them,still not colonized).
and the Philippines is the only former Spanish Colony that doesn't speak Spanish.
Philippines could also be speaking Spanish language but American colonizer removed it.
The American colonial administrators removed Spanish from the Philippine primary school curriculum by 1901, so from then, Filipinos who attended the public school system from 1901 and beyond became illiterate in Spanish and spoke English instead.
and deaths of Filipino Spanish speakers in WWII.
@@Katniss0000 As a said... the reasons are sad.
@@Katniss0000 im not sure but theres people here in the PH called chavacano who speak similarly to spanish
Mangoes for sure, anywhere is fine but if its zambales mangoes or guimaras mangoes those two places have the best mangoes.
bros not going to fucking zambales or guimaras etc. we all know they going to manila or something close
@@kaarukun1651They sell zambales and guimaras mangoes in manila too. You just need to know where to buy them
Its either Zambales, Cebu or Guimaras but lets stop coping we all know well k owm people dont go to anywhere else in the country and only stays in Manila Metro (and then all of PH gets generalize like we all speam the same language, eat the same food and etc.)
@@kaarukun1651 Probably Boracay, Palawan and all the other hot tourist spots here in PH.
You ever heard of imports and exports?? No one's fuckin telling them to go to the places, you can literally buy Zambales and Guimaras Mangoes in Manila... brainrot@@kaarukun1651
Bruh, I never ate balut in my entire life. He'll be fine.
I lived here for all my life (25 yrs), and I only ate twice. It's not really pleasant to eat with a forming chick inside of it.
@@kuwa333 thats the best part
Ive ate balut before as a kid but when i grew up i hated the taste of it and how it looked for me💀🤣
Not liking balut doesnt make you less Filipino.
@@simpayshenaides exactly. Balut was never available on my area.
My Dad tried Balut.
He said it tastes like regular boiled egg with chicken broth.
Those were his last words.
yoo this comment is funny💀💀
did he eat the hair lol
He didn't pay the vendor
It actually tastes good except for the fetus
As a local who can just buy balut whenever the penoy balut dude passes by our house, I've never eaten it and will never eat it. Amen.
What you should eat is the mango. The mango is really different there its so sweet
yeah. i'm pretty sure lilly had a dried mango addiction as some point too lol
And taho
Wait, huh? I’m a Filipino and I thought ripe mangoes were supposed to be sweet whereas the unripe ones are sour???????
@@leeyodizon4167iba lasa nung aten kaysa sa kanila,mas masarap
PHILIPPINES MENTIONED 🗣🗣🗣🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭
GRAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAA
LETS GOOOOOOOOOOOO
WHAT'S A MEAL WITHOUT RICE🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥
WHAT THE FUCK IS A CHOPSTICK 🗣️🇵🇭🇵🇭🔥🔥🔥🔥
WHAT THE FUCK IS GOOD GOVERNANCE 🇵🇭🇵🇭🇵🇭 🔥🔥🔥🔥
yeah why are we making foreigners always eat balut... It's not a food that we go crazy for, and I've never met someone who craves for it
I think it's primary because it's unique to us and on our culture and identity as Filipinos.
@@HanSooyoung_YuriDiAristel Yeah... it's just that some foreigners' first introduction to Filipino food is balut, which I think is not a good first impression if you are trying to share Filipino food with other people. We have other unique and unusual Filipino food, like dinuguan, for example. Let's have foreigners try dinuguan.
@@HanSooyoung_YuriDiAristelit's not even unique to us vietnamese and other sea countries have it it won't even surprise me if China has it way before us
Well then, let me introduce myself. I'll eat a balut any day if I can.
Although, I'll say that it has been on a steady decline since younger people want more westernized street food, and vendors have increased prices to break even. It's 20 pesos now when back then, we could avail it for around 8 pesos.
As for why, we just find it funny primarily honestly. They open up this egg and there's a dead duck staring you down. Foreigners who can forego that part easily really end up loving the taste of balut. For those wo can't...well, we find it funny how they "overreact" when encouraged to eat it.
for the fuck of it obviously
The big misconception about us Filipino is that, we all eat Balut.
Kind of. Some of us eats Balut and some of us (including me) Doesn't eat Balut. Last time I got dared to eat Balut is during new year's eve, my cousin dared me to eat one and he would give me 500Php. I didn't do it lol. Even if we're all drunk as hell.
nah bro fuck balut
mga conyo
@@scr1m844I respectfully agree
pppussiessss
A Malaysian lady asked me one time if all Filipinos eat Balut and I told her, "you’re talking to one who doesn’t." 😅
The photo with Lechon was actually Lechon Kawali which is deep fried pork. Whereas, lechon is roasted.
I wont say tocino is above bacon but for sure its up there WITH bacon
I agree. If I prefer some slight crunch and saltiness, I eat bacon. Tocino is sweet and meatier which makes it different from bacon.
@@kgt8742I'm not sure if I had Bacon or not, or at least I don't clearly remember it. From what you're saying, both of them are polar opposites of one another?
Not even us Native Filipinos eat Balut like some kind of main dish or snack, it's mostly eaten during the late night hours when a "Magbabalut" (Balut vendor riding a bike cart) shouts "Balut!" and then sells it to you.
As of now, I think that culture's dying (I think) since I barely see any Balut vendors or they mostly just hang out in one streetside spot now so it's hard to find a Balut vendor. But if ever you want to eat a Balut, make sure to buy a Balut that's not mature or developed since the egg whites would definitely be harder to bite making it inedible.
Balut vendors usually sells at night(at least in where I'm at), and yeah my family used to eat a lot of balut back then but right now none of us eat it anymore for some reason lmao
"Sinan-Gag" is pronounced as "Sinangag". The "ng" is pronounced the same way you pronounce it in "rotating" or "banger". No separation whatsoever. Kinilaw and Humba are also pronounced the way they are spelled, "kee-nee-lao" and "hoomba".
I repeat everything he say with the right pronunciation 😂
😂😂 i love toast man ❤
Please tell me im not the only one intermally laughing with how he says the names
Dont worry even filipino in the Philippines wants to leave that place 😊
Everyone depressed wants to leave Earth
24 years living here and still avoiding balut baby, lets gooo 😂
Things to do in the Philippines
1. Leave immediately.
Tbh , only palamunin comments this kind of shit
Agreed and I am from the Philippines. Lol
Its kinda true tho. There's barely anything to do there, other than visiting beaches.
My only reason to go home right now prolly will be to visit my family, and beaches as well 😅
Nah bro I want to go back, I hate it here in Canada
@@imark182 I've heard a lot of people claiming that they're already in a good and healthy environment after leaving PH and that's a good thing! Good for you PERO may mga bobong Pinoy na kahit walang ambag sa lipunan makasabing "leave PH" kala mo talaga milyonaryo eh . I hate people who yap their esophagus hole without rewiring it to their broca's area .
Politically motivated individuals not only drag the economy down but also their families . Magtrabaho din sana Sila .
and he did eat the balut!!! nice Toast!
good luck toast, have a safe trip :)
siniGANG
You can see the frustration starting to sink in when he realized he's going to be _"persuaded"_ to eat a balut. I'd eat it if it's readily available, but I don't go out of my way to buy one and make other people eat it too. 🤣
Not sure if this is common to eat in US
But
UBE
Kalamansi (I know neighboring countries have this too)
UBE related flavors is in my top 3 or 5 in ANY variation (ice cream etc.)
You eat Calamansi on its own? I'm confused...
he meant that it's most likely the mcs or staff would make him eat balut, cuz sure it's just a bizarre food to try for the foreigners, so they felt like they have to eat even once 🤷♀️ I prefer penoy tho
I'm from the Philippines and he doesn't have to eat balut if he doesn't want too I'd say try the silog one or adobo and sinigang promise you it's good
I've been a filipino for all my life and hadn't even tried eating balut cause I don't want too
maarte ka lang e dami mo pang sinabi
@@theplaymakermlbb1244 hindi lahat ng tao my tyan para kainin halos buong pato na nilaga, makaintindi kanaman
kaya nga maarte tawag don hahaha
@@dcry1003
@@theplaymakermlbb1244 Kumakain ako ng balut. Honestly in my opinion nandidiri ako, kahit na kinakain ko yan. Mas lalo na ung black sa loob ung pinandidirian ko, my favorite is ung sabaw at ung yellow sa loob. Also Wala masamang maging picky unless if there's no other choice, kahit Ikaw nga meron ka rin na ayaw mong kainin at mas gusto mo pang kainin.
kumakain pero nandidiri haha ano yan parusa sayo? ang corny neto parehas lang kayo maarte e
You can just eat the egg from the balut, and it tates really good its addicting
I am Filipino.....
Never tried balut.
But our senoir citizens definitely love it. 🤣🤣
Our elders always told us that they eat balut to prevent to have a knees pain or ease the pain in their knees. I don't know if that works cause i only once tried to eat balut and didn't finish eating it.
he ever drank that tap water is cappin
Trust me, those are all good
Here in the Philippines not everyone eats balut.
Nah, he just gotta take the San Miguel Gin or Red Horse instead of the Balut, Trust me it will do magic
I'm FIlipino and I haven't even tried eating balut my whole life 😭
Even the juice hahahahah
Bro i an a Filipino and hell i dont even know what to do in my own country i rarely go on vacation and the only vacation i do is at a beach
Sini-GANG and Sinan-GAG! im dying 😭
i eat balut but i dont eat the chick inside, just eat the egg. the taste is different than regular egg and its nice
Go to Pasig city please. So you can experience our proud traffic. Ortigas avenue is the best spot at 8am or 4pm onwards 🤣
I know this list is chalked when I saw balut. I'm Filipino and I can't remember the last time I ate Balut. And I was also pressured into it. It wasn't great, definitely tasted mid. Very unique but eating that is honestly repulsive. People just grew up brainwashed into thinking it's good when in reality it's not.
It's baseless and over hyped.
Mango and Sinigang are my favorites
I always love listening to people trying to pronounce filipino foods and judging them just cause of how they look
loot at that balut it do be smiling though
Balut was something that almost everyone ate back in the day, you did not have a complete childhood experience if you haven't tasted one. Don't know where the buzz started from but for some reason so many people dislike it now.
Nakakahighblood daw
Ya legit only drink bottled water I was sick for a week constantly throwing up. Got sick from the ice they put in their drinks. 😢
Dude, he only need to ask Michael or even Lily 😂 (but I bet he already did, he’s just being dramatic here)
As a Filipino myself, I don't eat most of these.
Adobong Balut is good food while drinking.
As a man with some Filipino in my blood, I would like Toast to somehow see my comment.
What to do in the Philippines?
My answer: Visit popular spots, visit beaches(I mean, its an archipelago)
What to eat in the Philippines? and the first thing it gives you the american diner dish....I mean, sure some of the recipes are good but you gotta find credible good ones. Kinilaw feels more like a sidedish to me. I don't eat that regularly in my place. Sinigang is a CLASSIC stew. I recommend finding a geniune Sinigang dish and the budget Sinigang that uses Knorr brand broth sachets to try. Adobo is great depending on what city you eat it at, and if its saucy(good with rice) or fried into the meat like coating. I have no idea what Humba is or what it taste like... Jeez, Its like I'm not from the country(This is my first time discovering Humba). Lechon is very good for party occasions(usually Juicy and Crunchy). Most definitely DON'T DRINK TAP WATER! There's probably chlorine in the solution of the water. I got diagnosed with Amoebiasis a few years ago and it messed up my digestive system. I thought it was fine because we drink iced water, frozen in plastics designed for local ice products. These are found in 'Sari-Sari stores' (Family business shops). Its Sin-na-ngag. Not sure how to explain to foreigners how to pronouce the last syllable. Ok... that Balut looks overdeveloped. The usual Balut looks less of the duck and it tastes good if you sprinkle some salt on the opened hole of the eggshell. Buko is good if you find cold drinks of them. Street Vendors sell them at public areas in the city.
Thank you for reading my review! I was bored.
Curacha in Alavar in Zamboanga City?
you should probably save sinigang for last it's way too sour for the normal person
SINIGAAAAAANNNGGGGG 😂😂😂😂😂I’m sorry I just can’t stop laughing 😂
Balut is not a must-try to eat, tbh. As a child I was taught not to eat one cuz they say it's only for adults. I'm an adult now but I still don't eat balut cuz it's an egg with a dead undeveloped chick inside. Imagine the agony of the chick being boiled alive inside its egg. Hmm isn't that animal cruelty? Just my opinion as a SEAn
I've never eaten balut too and don't plan to.
I recommend trying our street foods but knowing the history of foreigners having stomach pains after consumption scares me
our street food is fine is just because they are not used to the food or don't have the gut microbiome.
Balut taste great tbh
Isaw, dinuguan and tamilok
Kini Law 😆
See knee gang?
Damn🤣🤣🤣
See Nee Geng
Lol to that guy that said don't drink tap water. Our water isn't potable at all. Who the hell told you to drink it?
mans so funny
Yeah, Filipinos also gate the Philippines so he’s all good with that statement
TLDR great to visit horrible to live in
Recommendation:
- the food
- the views
NOT recommended:
- the hospital
- public transportation
Why dinuguan is not on the list? Why?
whats that Lmao
Sisig and dinuguan for sure
"Things to do in the Philippines"
1.) Leave
Dont try it if you dont like it. I grew up there and i dont even eat balut. I think i tasted it once or twice but never again
Mangoooo
guys dont judge the taste by its look. balut tastes so good, and the fetus one is the best part what ya'll up to 😭
just go to boracay, siargao or el nido palawan. dont stay too much here in manila. our provinces are good.
Toast is the one guy I accept to criticize ph food however he likes. 😅
balut is pretty good
Hahaha! Jeremy already regret go Philippines lah! Hahaha!
Okay first its honestly tiring hearing oh balut is so scary and like ew and stuff like boy there are worse foods i tell ya second not all filipinos eat balut, also i swear foreigners have the option to not try balut
calling tocino a bacon is blasphemy
So is he going or not
To go or not to go
he's confirmed going. i already bought a ticket 😂
@@lilyvaldis not gonna lie I was surprised those VIP once didn't sold instantly
If you are not allergic to seafood. I have good news for you. Kuracha crab is the finest.
nah he cant just say that my country is stupid
I'm a Filipino and never tried Balut. I just don't find it appetizing and my man toast don't have to try one either
eat a balut penoy if you are not able eat a balut.
thats not bbacon uhhh
do not come to the Philippines i repeat DO NOT COME TO THE PHILIPPINES
Man I forgot the feeling of people mispronouncing culinary dishes names from your motherland.
Normie central ph food type shh
Who in their right mind, drank tap water in the Philippines?
Not Asian Enough
Things to do in the Philippines: Don't Go.
Balut😋
i ain't touching balut man LMAO can't make me xD props to whoever has or would lol
Nah he'll be fine. I personally don't prefer the actual Balut. I ate like 2-3 in my whole 22 years of existence. Pinoy Balut though, is another story.
crazy what up with that tone if you don't like it don't eat it🙄
lol we eat only rice thats right 😂
Who is he? Genuinely asking coz this randomly appeared to my feed
He's kinda a veteran streamer. He got known first through hearthstone but he got way more known thru among us. Now he's more known as disguised's owner/ceo (new esports team) which is based on his name/screen name "disguised toast"
Maybe im being dumb...But, is that really Toast? Or his twin?
I was sure top 1 to do in PH is to leave.
Just eat the balut in the dark so you can't see if the chick is already formed.. nah it's the same either way you gonna feel the hair in your tongue anyways💀
oh yeah
I eat siniGANG yo
Things to do in the Philippines:
1. Leave
to be fair balut is tasty as fuck
its funny seeing youtubers come to the philippines and try balut as if its a sacred filipino ritual everyone goes through but I a filipino for 19 years still haven't tried balut haha
Out of millions of Filipino I think it's kinda common sense naman siguro to say not all will want to eat Balut. Like not all French eat Escargot (Snails), not all Koreans eat San-nakji (live octopus) and not all European's enjoy eating maggot cheese. I don't know why we have to defend ourselves so bad over one exotic dish that is mostly enjoyed by middle to lower class Filipinos. Like you ain't special for not eating a Balut.