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  • So if you grew up in Korea, or have been living here for a long time, a lot of the stuff at

  • a local GS25, which is just a convenience store, is gonna seem pretty normal to you,

  • but to us foreigners a lot of the stuff there is exciting, bizarre, and new. So we're about

  • to raid our GS25 for all the things we've never tried before and taste test them to

  • tell you what's good, what's bad and what's weird. Let's go!

  • Okay. So we're starting with the bagged snacks today, and the first one we're gonna do is

  • the Jolly Pong. We actually got this recommendation from a viewer, so, here we go: Jolly Pong!

  • And it looks like popped corn, except without the frill around the outside...........and

  • it's actually really good, really sweet. If you've ever had Sugar Crisps before, it's

  • what they taste like: "Can't get enough of that suuugarr criiiisp" It's almost like cotton

  • candy in your mouth; it's very, very soft and melts in your mouth, and very, very sweet.

  • Very good. Try it out. Jolly Pong. I'm pretty sure this would be really good with milk also.

  • Oh yeah!

  • The next on our list is egg cookie. So we're not sure if it's a chip or a cookie. We will

  • soon find out. Looks like...smells like a cookie. Mmmm? Mmmm! It tastes like a vanilla

  • cookie, actually. Mmm! Mmmm! Wow!

  • Next on the list is Gogoma gang? Gogoma means sweet potato. Gang means...I don't know! But

  • I'm gonna try it anyways so, here we go. Looks like a...dehydrated french fry. Very glossy.

  • It's very sweet, it's almost like a...potato chip meets a cookie. It's not bad. It's not

  • great. I would definitely go for the Jolly Pong above this...but it's not terrible. Alright!

  • Next on our list is Premium Home Run Ball. Comes in a little plastic container. Smells

  • like cheese. A little...bread puff. Why do I get the bad ones? Ummm. Maybe you can see.

  • The flavor to best describe this is peanut butter cheese. I think...Simon (No!) It's

  • pretty good (No! I'll pass). Ummm. I'm personally not a fan of peanut butter and cheese together.

  • If you like peanut butter and cheese together, you should go for the Home Run Ball.

  • Next thing we're trying is the Corn Cho. Now, it looks really interesting. Looks like a

  • cheesy puff covered with chocolate. Ugggh. Here we go! So let's give it a shot. Ummm?

  • The corn puff dissolved almost instantly leaving you nothing with a film of corn on your teeth

  • and then some mushy chocolate on your tongue. Umm. It's not great. It's not terrible, but

  • it's not for me. I'm not going to get this again.

  • Next up is a very famous Korean Snack. It is roasted squid. Okay. You can get this on

  • the street actually, being cooked fresh. Here we go. So this is Ojingo. It's been roasted.

  • And it also comes with...a little sauce! I'm pretty sure this is Gochujang. So just like...hot

  • red pepper paste. Alright. I'm gonna try it first without the sauce. Maybe I took too

  • much, with that bite. Now, it has the texture of beef jerky: a little bit tougher. And basically

  • just tastes like, fried fish. I don't mind it. Some people I think would be really grossed

  • out but if you get the chance definitely try it. I'm gonna try it with the gochujang. Mmm!

  • Mmm! Really good with the gochujang. Simon! mmm. MMMM! (Really good with the gochujang)

  • Yeah. Really good. Don't be scared by it. There's all different kinds to choose from.

  • We got the cheapest kind, GS25 brand. Don't be afraid! Try the roasted and delicious Ojingo.

  • It's good. Mmm!

So if you grew up in Korea, or have been living here for a long time, a lot of the stuff at

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Korean Convenience Store Raid Part 1: Bagged Snacks

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    阿多賓 posted on 2014/01/26
Video vocabulary

Keywords

cookie

US /ˈkʊki/

UK /'kʊkɪ/

  • noun
  • A flat, round sweet baked food
cheese

US /tʃiz/

UK /tʃi:z/

  • noun
  • Yellowish solid food made from aged milk
  • other
  • A food made from milk, with different textures and flavors
  • other
  • To smile broadly for a photograph
sweet

US /swit/

UK /swi:t/

  • noun
  • Piece of candy, or other food containing sugar
  • adjective
  • Having a gentle, likable nature
  • Making one feel happy, pleased or content
  • Cute in appearance
  • Tasting like sugar; containing sugar
good

US /ɡʊd/

UK /ɡʊd/

  • adjective
  • Proper, appropriate or right
  • (Of an amount) enough; plenty
  • Excellent; high quality
  • Acting well or properly; of moral character
  • In a positive or happy emotional state
  • noun
  • Advantage or benefit
butter

US /ˈbʌt̬.ɚ/

UK /ˈbʌt.ə/

  • noun
  • Yellow substance made of cream, spread on bread
  • verb
  • To spread butter on bread
go

US /ɡo/

UK /ɡəʊ/

  • verb
  • An attempt or try.
  • To attend or be at a place
  • To do an activity
  • To function properly
  • To move or travel from one place to another.
  • To intend to do something.
  • To move or travel from one place to another.
  • To pass or elapse (of time).
  • To begin or start an activity.
  • To move or travel to another place
  • To be used up or consumed.
  • To match or harmonize with something.
  • noun
  • A turn in a game
to

US /tu,tə/

UK /tə/

  • adverb
  • Toward a point, person, place or thing
  • Into a state of consciousness or awareness
  • preposition
  • Indicating accompaniment.
  • Indicating something being added.
  • Showing that one thing is attached to another
  • (Indicates a comparison between two people/things)
  • Showing the direction
  • Indicating extent or limit.
  • Signaling who is told, shown, given something
  • Indicating someone's reaction
  • Indicating a relationship or connection.
  • Indicating the recipient of something.
  • Part of a verb base form e.g. to buy
  • Showing the limit or range of something
  • Used when speaking about a rate or quantity
  • Showing a person's emotion
  • Showing that the base verb follows
  • Showing where someone or something goes
  • Showing show a specific result, end or purpose
  • Indicating the person or thing receiving something.
  • Expressing a relationship or connection.
  • Showing the relationship between things
  • Indicating a state or condition.
  • Indicating time before a specific hour.
  • Move towards; in the direction of
  • Showing the end point of a specific period
  • In harmony with music or a musical instrument
  • other
  • Used with a verb to form the infinitive.
chip

US /tʃɪp/

UK /tʃɪp/

  • noun
  • Small piece that has broken off (e.g. from cup)
  • Piece of computer hardware that does calculations
  • Thin piece of fried potato or other food
  • Act of hitting a ball high but not very far
  • verb
  • To break a small piece off something such as a cup
  • To break into small pieces, often with a tool
  • To hit or kick a ball high but not very far
potato

US /pəˈteɪtoʊ/

UK /pəˈteɪtəʊ/

  • noun
  • Vegetable used e.g. to make fries
chocolate

US /ˈtʃɑ:klət/

UK /ˈtʃɒklət/

  • noun
  • Hard brown candy made from cocoa beans
  • Hard brown candy made from cocoa beans
  • adjective
  • Being made from cocoa beans