10 Cool Snacks from 7-Eleven Thailand!

Trying 10 Snacks from 7-Eleven Thailand
1. Procure Choco Ball
2. Rice Cracker w Pork Floss
3. Ovaltine Danish Toast
4. Preserved Tamarind
5. Boiled Tiger Peanut
6. POP Banana
7. Chewy Konjac Jelly
8. Coconut Biscuit w Pineapple Jam
9. Grape Lollipop w Drops
10. Tao Kae Noi Seaweed Pokemon Collab

[@F0re5tMan]

Just letting you know, that grape lollipop is actually a Juicy Drop pop, very well known candies here in America. And they have a small, oval shaped divot on one side for the sour drops.

[@deversftw1160]

We have them in Ireland too, my 3 little girls always get them

[@anitajinfla9762]

My son liked those when he was little.... I miss the big flat Charm lollipops..from the 70s...

[@sabenavey1896]

Same here in the UK

[@SherlocksLeftNipple]

They were a big thing in Denmark in the 90s and 00s, too. They're still sold here, the craze has just died down.

[@Chivi-chivik]

They also used to sell them in Spain! :D

[@Munchcala]

"a well filled up bag" 😂 looked full of air. Love your videos so much!!

[@ShereeR99]

Several of them looked well filled with AIR. All pack and little substance.

[@stevewhitcher6719]

The tiger disagrees!

[@alleosussquirt8041]

The air is there to try and keep the contents inside from getting demolished entirely.

[@C.Love85]

Dancing Bacon, did that Ovaltine toast taste a little TOO crispy? 🤣 This is why I love your content. You don't even skip a beat and just keep going. Thanks for the content! Much appreciated!

[@tinaturnerforpresident5918]

Crispy and burnt.

[@janscutter]

Came to say this.

[@katienovota8870]

I could feel it cutting up my mouth through the screen

[@SHINeeMacknae]

It was definitely well toasted that was for sure. I think it would have been really nice if it hadn't been burnt 😅

[@SHINeeMacknae]

Love these videos.

[@Kyouno]

I remember these candy drops is a big trend back during my elementary school days. Just having it literally makes you the cool kid. Good times

[@alythelion7539]

nah like fr tho 😂 everyone used to ask me for a drop of that sour syrup

[@Bakesuta]

I'd eat the pop and my older friend would literally DRINK the syrup. But we were cool with it bc she didn't like the pop and I didn't like the syrup. It was a fair trade.

[@MarioPrem]

Sameeeeeeeeeeee

[@dsmith6785]

The Danes would be mortified with the petrification of their beloved Danish pastry. Good for you to have tried though! There isn’t enough condensed milk in that would that would re-hydrate that crust! 😂

[@-j-007]

trust me, as a dane... im crying on the inside cause what on earth is THAT

[@Edgyfreak]

Im not a dane but wtf is that toast bro it looks like someone had extreme constipation on that plate

[@misamee75]

Also, Ovaltine is banned in Denmark 😂

[@ZoahPorre]

The boiled peanuts are very common in the south of the US.. they often put other flavors in them too... spicy usually..also those lollipops with the drops also are in the US, too.

[@stevewhitcher6719]

I feel sorry for the tiger!

[@eraeusboorwel]

I think those choco balls would be pretty amazing with a bit of milk poured in after you melt the chocolate.

[@cyndicook7755]

Mmm, that does sound good.

[@Rhaenspots]

Dear DB, you’re my fave KZbin channel. I found your channel when covid really started and you helped me get through some really bad times. When I’m feeling sad and awake at crummy hours of the morning I put on a playlist of your self heating hotpots and it helps me go to sleep! Not that your content is boring- it’s the opposite of boring- it is just really soothing and wonderful. Thank you for all of your amazing videos 💜

[@lailaboussettadiaz9857]

I watched all your videos since 2019 and im so proud of you, thank you for reduce the stress to all the people who see you and make the world a little better place

[@deversftw1160]

No one talking about how he destroyed the poor Danish toast at 3:20 burnt 😢

[@Friendstoyourend]

It's not burnt, it's supposed to be like that

[@KKerr1988]

I thought it looked super crunchy 😂

[@captlanc]

@@KKerr1988It’s definitely burnt as per DB’s usual modus operandi 😂

[@sugarcane9425]

Depends on individual would like it to be . I guess

[@andafterallthistime]

We call the candy with the sour stuff, Juicy Drop Pop - kids love them! We have them in Canada

[@TylerSkovdalStudio]

same as USA

[@SandiByrd]

Not me sitting here mentally begging him to open the Pokémon card BEFORE he eats the seaweed snack 😂😂😂 thank you for not letting me down!

[@ACAFanAdventures]

Love your vids! Been watching for 2-3 years. :)

[@chrazzl]

the peanuts and sucker with the liquid are actually super common where i live in the us! cool to see other countries have them too, especially the candy, it was one of my favorites

[@wizardsinew9160]

crunchy bananas and soft peanuts? never thought I'd see the day!

[@HawaiiFoodAndFun]

Who doesnt like 7-11 food! Love the food! Long time fan! Thank you for always being there, I made my channel after watching yours. I had a few subscribers at first but slowly building. Thank you for those showing their support!

[@GothicPhantomZero]

Those candy drops use to sell here as well. There is a shallow little dish in the lolly pop to put the drops. This way your hand doesn't get all sour-sticky :)

[@ke1ghs]

I'm surprised the banana puffs aren't common in America! We have dehydrated banana chips and those are one of my favorites. I would LOVE to try the puff version!

[@Rhaenspots]

This is so interesting! Boiled peanuts are popular in the southeast USA too!

[@darwinism8181]

I don't know why this popped into my head, but it's usually best to put stuff in the microwave as far out in the tray as possible - most microwaves have hot and cold spots just because of how the actual microwaves bounce around (and how companies don't really care about solving that because it still works), and if something is moving as much as possible it gets a more even exposure compared to something that doesn't move much and may occupy more time with things sitting in those hot and cold spots.

[@Limelaz23]

tysm for the info!

[@wa.codecup]

The Thai snacks at 7-Eleven are delicious. ❤ I highly recommend them. from Thai workaholic 🇹🇭

[@reeses_unicorn]

The chocolate corn balls pretty much look like elevated Cocoa Puffs. I love it. 😊

[@MadisynRaymond-kw3nz]

They look delicious 😋 thanks for making these videos I appreciate it 😇✌🏻

[@ThatOneGirlThatPlays]

We have the same sour drops candy in the United States. It even looks the same. You’re supposed to hold the lollipop sideways and drop the drops in the little divot hole thing.

[@MamaCat956]

She had the drop pop upside down. There is an indent on the front of the pop for the drops to sit in.

[@manfacecakeoffical]

9:01 that card translates to “today I’m the best”

[@콩두부찌개소소한일상]

Just letting you know, that grape lollipop is actually a Juicy Drop pop, very well known candies here in America. And they have a small, oval shaped divot on one for the sour drops.

[@catsandfriends5918]

"That bag doesn't look too full" *pours out* "oh dang it filled up the bowl" Very nice finds, Bacon.

[@bloodiedandrotting]

Seeing a juicy drop pop have the juice being applied vertically is definitely an experience

[@justaboringvegetarian449]

I've never seen a 7-11 inside another building before. I love your videos, you always find new interesting things on your travels. 😀

[@MaskedRiderChris]

The tin that the pineapple jam biscuits came in reminded me of the old timey Nestle Quick chocolate and strawberry milk powder that I positively loved as a kid! But let me tell y'all in advance, American 7-11 has nothing on Asian 7-11. I imagine that any Asian person going to an American 7-11 would be this side of horrified as well as disappointed. Which is why, if ever you come to Texas, you need to go to Buc-ee's instead. Buc-ee's is a Texas institution along with Whataburger and I highly recommend both places to you and your lovely wife!

[@fyrbornxtg5000]

Oh my the innuendos 😅

[@Thingamajiik]

Your Content is so relaxing without being Boring and the "Dining out" are always fun and the places you go are interesting! 😎👌

[@handyba5226]

Some of these products we have in the states but with other names

[@chuucake]

i miss ovaltine TwT its my childhood snack

[@meme_lover.69]

0:27 Caseoh light snack

[@animaljere]

I love tamarind! The packaging on that was so nice

[@Baron_Lio]

That tin looked so cool!

[@rach5687]

so happy not to have 7/11 here, I know I will buy everything

[@corsaircarl9582]

Bruh Juicy Drop Pops are the GOAT

[@Zneonn]

Ive only had tamarind jam. Crazy sweet. I wouldnt say tamarind is compatable to lime, to sweet and creamy for that. Probably a dufferent variety you have there

[@samhenwood5746]

Some very interesting snacks & thanks DancingBacons 🥓💃🏼🕺

[@briannagiles1428]

I always wait for something to spill and then not get cleaned up😂

[@rainsoakedpuppy]

How do you keep your sweetened condensed milk so... usable? I don't think you can leave it out in room temperature safely, and if you refrigerate it, the stuff won't pour or flow!

[@insertusernamehere8125]

I remember staying right next to a 7-Eleven when I went to Thailand, they got a bunch of weird things there it's really cool

[@williamwhite2113]

I like the choco balls and the Ovaltine danish the best of these. I haven't had Ovaltine in years and years. Just give me some chocolate and I'm happy 😊

[@juliel.bateson4971]

WOW I didn’t realize that a 7-11 could have so many different variates of foods. Here in the USA there’s just basic foods like chips, candies, slurpies, soda, and things like that.

[@stufftolinkothers8559]

please go to Brazil next!

[@annalyk]

Your videos always make me super relaxed..and hungry❤😂

[@Kellib420]

Do the Tiger peanuts taste like a regular peanut?

[@chuucake]

hi dancingbacons!!!!! love your videos

[@christinehavana6147]

DB, i wish you could go back to TAIWAN!! 😭 i remember watching your taiwan videos during pandemic and it was so fun. ALSO, HOPE TO SEE YOU GO TO KOREA!!!

[@deemoTK]

Wow congrats for 3M!

[@HE122368]

Gosh!!! I love your videos and it's so interesting to see the unique foods and snacks but it's ALWAYS SHOCKING how much stupid silly plastic packing and packaging is used in Asia. I know it's bad all over the world 😔🌍 but maaaannnnnn those little snacks all over the place are so wasteful!

[@1Boxerdogs]

Always love the vids. But… at time mark 3:36 the Danish toast shows bread mold. I’ve always wondered if you have backups for “just in case” snafus

[@alisaid_28]

Yummy 😊😊

[@shawnwright4129]

I see boiled peanuts are an international snack, LOL. I live in the Southeastern US, state of Alabama, and boiled peanuts are sold at roadside stands, in cans, and several other ways. Not my favorite snack, but to each their own, of course! 😁

[@ArriannaTheWitch]

I miss the good old days of watching you wander through isles of street food. Those videos were My favorite!

[@kieranc6158]

well, today is the day that "pork floss" just entered into my vocabulary.

[@drake19992]

YAY new dancing bacons video!

[@Dunkit691]

perhaps i don't get out enough, but as a danish person i have never seen such toasts before 3:18

[@KyuunaHellsing]

This was fun and peaceful to watch ty for sharing ☺

[@thequeenofhope4006]

That first chocolate ball snack would be awesome on ice cream 🍨

[@phoenixsid]

(6:24) In India u will get 1kg for 0.85 USD and in India they call it Groundnuts not Tiger Peanuts 🤣

[@vitaliterentjevs3559]

where did you find it? there is no single piece you can buy at 7-11 except seaweed chips.

[@ressa119]

That choco nomnom I want please and thank you

[@atiredprsn]

Can I eat the procoro frozen? Not that I’ll ever go to Thailand-

[@Rex420_]

5:07 I wonder how this thing taste idk why I’m getting waffles vibes but crispy 😂

[@antoniacelestin8350]

These Snacks looks cool

[@pumb0]

i love dancing bacons

[@topstrong8939]

7:27 "Each nut is kinda wet and warm to the touch" Saying this out of context would cause alot of misunderstanding.

[@roycehamel6754]

so the Pokemon card, if it's made in Japan, will feel thinner than international Pokemon cards. not only is the printing process different, the cardstock is different, too. however, because the back is an international Pokemon card back, it might still be legal in tournaments! also it looks like an official promotional card! COOL!

[@jimmywr32]

great video thank you

[@CocoLeCat]

My mom’s friend owns a factory that makes those drop pops and they gave 2 packs to me for new years 👍👍

[@eme0401]

the peanuts looks soo delicious aaaaaaaaa

[@trevr7376]

oh snap i love those

[@becks5867]

Why does the jelly instructions look like it’s telling you to throw up in step 3? 😂

[@artedejali]

Tamarindo, unas de mis frutas favoritas 😋

[@InfiniteUploads2024]

Looked nothing like a Danish to me!

[@lalathelaura]

Literally just gets a juicy drop

[@alexisthompson4526]

The first snack looks so gooood

[@thebrazees7415]

We eat boiled peanuts in the southern States

[@TheSunflowerGiraffe]

The first one is like natto!

[@begjakemayangan]

Ah, jadi pengen makan kacang rebus...

[@luisangelo7185]

Gosto bastante do conteúdo de vcs 😄😊 Virei fã 😊

[@akantiia]

Seems like the juice drop candy is found in a fair few places, pretty interesting!

[@deemoTK]

Yes we have it in Saudi as well

[@Lynas82]

0:16 love the packaging ❤ I don’t think you would see that in many western countries.

[@Ami_thet1]

Danish/thai food for 87-Eleven Only food Thailand home

[@turboterps]

you burnt that danish crisp

[@AlKaseltzer87]

I think your Ovaltine snack had a spot of white mold in the top left corner.

[@scottloessel6493]

Used to have a pet rabbit so Those chocolate balls didn’t look so good to me. 😂

[@Quittingnow6090]

10:00 I need to go to Thailand

[@ne7757]

the pineapple jam looks like that one video shows deep ear cleaning

[@Jennylynvlogs2023]

Ang gara mo nmn kumain nya talagang kailangan mo pang durugin at hawak hawakan yak😅

[@ShoshinManga]

👈Is it unanimous around the world that Japan pretty much has the best 7/11 worldwide?

[@timothysant6653]

This isn't Japan

[@crunchysscorpion]

the snacks are from thailand, see the title? I do hear Japan 7/11s are the best though!

[@imeanBYrex]

โอ้ว! ยูว์ก๊าย มาไทยอีกครั้ง ไอ แอม อะ บิ๊ก แฟน อิน ยัวร์ ชาแนล 😁😁

[@captaindangler1675]

I just discovered you on your personal social media. I have SOOOOOOO much more love for you now. I mean I already loved you two, but now… ❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@pavithrabalasubramanian7344]

I have been meaning to ask for a long time - how foreigners would understand the language on the packaging? For example - in India, we have different languages but almost every product has English details along with the regional language where the product was made. In most cases, we often have instructions given in 3 to 6 languages including English. But other countries like China, Thailand , Korea and Japan use a lot of their own language. Won't it be hard for the foreigners? Yeah we can Google translate the packaging but still it won't be too accurate, right? Some people might be allergic to certain ingredients, how to know that while buying the products without knowing the language?

[@tcqlkelly404]

A danish toast, hmm I have never seen it here in Denmark🤔. But anyway I love watching your movies , keep up the good work🤌😎

[@Always-Hangry]

Best snacks are in Thailand ❤