Singapore Last Kacang Puteh Man

[@MadiW2000]

I love how carefully he makes and fills the cone - you can tell he puts effort into every single step and I think that’s beautiful

[@exileexecutus]

Let's not pretend that filling paper cones with store bought nuts is some high form of effort.

[@mop2254]

The way he carefully slowly fills the paper cones. Scoop by scoop, every motion is like a stroke of a paintbrush until he creates his masterpiece. I hope the video creator gave him a $50 tip for this privilege.

[@keotte5234]

It’s only because he was on camera.

[@GhastlyHunger]

@@exileexecutus why are you are calling them store bought nuts? The man wakes up at 7am every day to prep them from scratch.

[@exileexecutus]

@@GhastlyHunger The things in the white containers sure. He steams some chickpeas. But if you think this guy is out there making "bombay mix" every day you are tripping.

[@ghazidabbas4408]

I like how he's using paper from an electrical circuit book ... all my years in electrical engineering and this is the best use of that book ... XD

[@SuperBC1975]

Too bad there seems to be only one Kacang Puteh pushcart seller left in Singapore. I give him credit for keeping this tradition alive.

[@gwarguraqueentrickstarcoat9110]

Harf to find these uncles that sell kacang puteh nowadays in Singapore I used to eat this a lot back in my school days

[@wendyanglaiimm1164]

In my early years, the kacang puteh man would put his assortment of nuts on a big round tray. And he would carry the big tray on his head and walk around the neighbourhood selling kacang puteh.

[@mhtrq8943]

I like how these videos only use natural sound, no music

[@70M80]

Sad this is the last one in Singapore; feels similar to the candied nuts stands we have in the US

[@gwarguraqueentrickstarcoat9110]

Same I used to eat this during my childhood days Sad to see that this getting less popular due to it not being as trendy like the olden days of singapore

[@EatAwayTV]

Like Nuts4nuts in NYC?

[@paragale3967]

@@redroses444 idk if its the same in Singapore but in the UK you can buy these in packs in superstores, i am guessing that could be why they don't ell em anymore?

[@hillaryg4yle]

Like the ones that pop up with roasted nuts in the winter, yes! The peanuts remind me of the boiled peanuts you find for sale in the Deep South.

[@anubisgodess2353]

They have something similar to this in Jacksonville Florida at a flea market . When I was little I loved the sugar cinnamon roasted peanuts they were so good my mom preferred the boiled peanuts.

[@Lord_Aba]

I love the sugar cinnamon, but I would usually get pecans instead of peanuts. Yum! It seems to be fairly popular fair food too.

[@annaleist9983]

When they had those at the memorials arena 😩😩💕💕

[@scootsmcgoots6343]

I imagine the steamed peanuts taste like boiled peanuts. Something popular we do with them in the Southern U.S.

[@pauline5115]

Only 1 Kacang Puteh seller left? That's sad. I hope your video brings more visitors to his cart, or inspire others to start selling.

[@fleabaguette9699]

That looks yummy! Growing up, I remember roasted almond and peanut stalls being very popular in America, and you could get them covered in candy or sugar and cinnamon. They always smelled amazing!

[@fealubryne]

Oh gosh, yes. Sometimes they had pecans too, which were/are my favorite, especially when they're still warm. You can still find places like that at farmers markets and fairs sometimes.

[@taramartin6117]

That is like the penny candy counter at the 5 and dime stare when I was a kid (long ago) lots of jars filed with tasty treats you put into a small paper bag. You could get a lot for a nickel back then. It is too bad that he is the last of a traditional entrepreneurs business.

[@pallabibhaumik6192]

We have this in India, different nuts, mixes served in paper cones.

[@flashyace1]

Yes and we have these @ 20-30 SGD cents only

[@rama_0910]

In indonesia too but its name not kachang puteh kacang something idk I forget the name buts it's the same I think

[@VannieEats]

Her facial reaction to the food is always the sweetest 💖

[@cannibalronny7314]

Yes also she has big melons

[@Jhud69]

Nuts and beans are some of my favorite snacks, really sad that the tradition of selling these in pushcarts is dying out. I'd have loved that, very nostalgic.

[@blancdespair7678]

can't even find these in Malaysia, good job on preserving the culture.

[@afblaze94]

it's pretty easy to find in my place

[@vidhusarwal]

Pretty common in india.

[@riolu8894]

Yeah it’s easy to find here

[@d.o.smicrophone9578]

There's still a lot at my place tho. I'm Malaysian

[@someguywithanemail9140]

Quite a few in KL's little India and Penang though, so...

[@simranjeetsingh5632]

3:58 as an INDIAN myself I rate her 10/10 to eat that way 🙏❤️

[@diprawr204]

....

[@tasnim569]

me too!

[@riyank5238]

Yeah well you gotta eat it whole👌

[@feylaviolet8059]

This stall is the definition of late 90' kids childhood

[@mimi1568]

If I lived there I would be a regular customer. That kind of stuff is my favorite snack. Here all I can get is canned or jarred but to get it fresh... Oh how nice it would be!

[@-anji-]

yayyyy i’ve been waiting for another upload. thank you for posting 💖 also stay safe 💖

[@a5tro25]

You guys are awesome. Love watching Shander's reactions

[@bennetts8621]

Who else loves watching dancing bacons?

[@gwarguraqueentrickstarcoat9110]

I do

[@afdhalhaziq3074]

But, i want to see the bacons is dancing ☹️

[@christopherlovelock9104]

@ Bennett Siaroff - Who thinks "dancing bacons" has the most selective and informative channel - (for the their part) - of their World about 'street food'

[@itsm3th3b33]

I haven’t seen them dance yet.

[@dena81]

Probably one of the better, calming channels on here

[@sundrisworld]

This brings back memories. My father was a peanut vendor in a secondary school back in the 1960s. This is not an easy job. He wakes up at 4 am in the morning, prepares all the peanuts, and starts off selling at 6am with the cart. Pushed the cart all the way to the school. He would return home at 6pm. We would help in peeling the skins of the peanuts that he prepare for the sugar peanut. At that time it was 5 cents.😍

[@bryandawkins]

for hundreds of years venders have been selling food/candies out of cones/cornets and it is pretty good container to eat out of , I glad to see the mrs again

[@joesphjj248]

we have all of these4 snacks in Canada which are packed in sealed plastic bags, and imported from India. It costs $1 Canada dollar for almost double amount.

[@austinwu1095]

Mad respect for that man, hes in the sun during the pandemic selling stuff, what an legend

[@partyinmybelly128]

Singapore has amazing food culture!

[@VintaRahma]

In my country, we don't have a pushcart seller like him but I saw some snack in a shop/mart here, we usually buy in 0,25kg 0,5kg 1kg and so. My favorite is the mix, and the broken small noodle (?????). Hope the uncle have a prosperous days!! Thank you for the videos, btw ❤️

[@krissykriss328]

I love you DancingBacons!!!!! Hugs from Arizona!!!!

[@MelorFood]

❤️

[@Winner4HIM]

🤗🥰 DancingBacons!

[@CC80]

Those chickpeas are huge

[@danellaboado5671]

I love how they don’t use plastic packaging, makes me feel that they care about the environment.

[@ghivifahmi4252]

Better yet, he uses used paper so double the recycling point

[@xwtek3505]

Using paper as the wrapper is hardly environment friendly.

[@danellaboado5671]

I know. At least they recycled the paper they ysed and it's not plastic. Cause plastic is the main source of pollution rn.

[@cleitonfelipe2092]

It's just cheap, the environment is not on his concern list. Also there's no need to recycle paper since it's cellulose and so is easily degradable.

[@danellaboado5671]

We will never know a person’s CONCERN LIST unless they told us. Shouldn’t judge that easily. No hate tho. Recycling paper is their choice, either it’s cheap or it helps reduce the amount of trees cut, it’s their choice.

[@Altheasam]

I really love your videos, thanks from Spain! I can learn so much with them

[@Mahvelous21]

3:20 Rip Bombay Mix piece. May he rest in piece along side that cheese sausage thing

[@neccosan]

A man of culture

[@beckiturbeville3381]

All those treats looked really good. Thanks for sharing you snack vid with us.

[@worldtravelwithjames9119]

Such a great video. The street foods are always colorful and delicious. Thanks for sharing.👍👍👍👍

[@율율-e1v]

출연자분 너무 귀여워 😍 컨디션도 좋으신듯 웃는게 활짝 ㅎㅎㅎㅎㅎ

[@vinceiverbarmenta2314]

Nice vid for travelers looks like a guide for the travelers of what is the delicious food of the other countries

[@pg396]

Reminds of the scene in Terminator at the Gun Store. “Looks like I’ll be closing the Shop early” says the Kacang Puteh Man.

[@purushothamkumar5123]

INDIAN street snack 💥💥💥💥💥❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@MelorFood]

👍

[@ferryirawan6169]

Indin is jorok

[@purushothamkumar5123]

@@ferryirawan6169 Indonesia jorok

[@akshatsingh3152]

😅Yo

[@dinosaul]

@@ferryirawan6169 Napa sih semua orang bilang India itu jorok? Gak semuanya jorok lah. Kita sendiri aja negaranya belum bersih. Ngapain ngata-ngatain negara orang?

[@TsukabuNosoratori2]

That last look with the steamed peanuts "You want some? Get your own, these are mine!" So cute xD and all those ways of enjoying chickpeas! So tasty looking.

[@bishan2281]

Did you tikam ...picking the right colour sticks....

[@blackbeardgamer5909]

Ayyy good timing! Great video as always

[@scottm5167]

I would probably get a special mix if I went by regularly. I bet others do

[@melissahoward8038]

Steamed peanuts look similar to Boiled peanuts we have here in the south. They come in original or Cajun flavor. I love the Cajun flavor the boiled peanuts are so good!

[@Datxpunisher81]

I 💙 this girl. Shes so gorgeous. I love her reaction when she tastes the food.

[@SH-kz6nm]

Right! Her smile is everything! 😃😃

[@blakeblazin9050]

I think it’s weird af

[@healtheworldforabetterplac7574]

We have something like this in the Philippines. In a Tricycle with a Modern glass divider with treats. Tho they used plastic.

[@racothran]

Steamed peanuts! Boiled peanuts are an old fashion treat where I'm from so those sounds so so good!!

[@suzannedavies2480]

What a lovely fella, taking pride in his work! I bet it’s because he knows how scrummy and tasty they are!

[@haitolawrence5986]

Delicious treats! I love your channel. 😊

[@MelorFood]

Yummy

[@tkyap2524]

Locals and tourists will love this. But don't make it too expensive in terms of price and quantity, and with quality maintained. STB should promote such trades with a modern touch.

[@nocturnal76362]

Kachang /Kacang in league Javanese / in Indonesian means: peanut. Puteh /white means : white

[@fannindao2066]

I always feel so happy when she eats and smiles!!!

[@celestinez9406]

and nods LOL i love her too

[@anime0wolfs12]

In Pittsburgh its pretty common to see stores sell popcorn and cooked nuts fresh as well as in malls year round.

[@kimyovabiologiyaBM]

we look forward to more unique journeys and feasts. good luck with your work

[@jubilantjane5149]

Nice snacks, Dancing Bacons. Nice to see you supporting the street vendors. The chickpeas looked really yummy! 😊💚

[@elektramanuella8189]

There used to be one in some movie cinemas in Singapore. Love munching those snacks in the theatre. Favourite is always the sugar coated peanuts. Cheap & good. Anyway the girl looks specially pretty today rocking those fringe!

[@hollypierce3076]

I absolutely love your smile!! So KAWAII!!🐹🐭🐰

[@GabrielMahalem]

Here In brazil we have Bavarian Nutty at malls, they’re My favorite!

[@melchung1566]

Theres that loyal partner again, enjoying the snacks with gusto! Like the silent partner of Laurel n Hardy, a US comedy team. Thanks for video!

[@alexisb9250]

I LOVE watching your videos while I eat, can you post more or maybe start a patreon for more videos??🤩

[@AyushKumar-to7uw]

He is definitely Indian and it is a very common street food in India but much more tastier and better looking than shown here...😁with all the spicy and tangy spices.

[@andresalegria7498]

All that looked delicious ... but the most beautiful thing is the dimples on your cheeks when you smile ... good video

[@kefinjanitra1880]

I know where i'm going to when my next visit to singapore! Thank you for the video😁. Is it available one portion size only?🤔

[@debarundutta3928]

Sad that it's disappearing in Singapore, here in India its still popular

[@cynthiabeltran1209]

Great videos, dancing bacons fan.. but specially fan of the smiley lady :). Great team.

[@shenoyrohini]

It's difficult to find these stands in India too. I remember there used to be many in school area😮 Similarly it's hard to find charcoal fried Corn stands, goli soda(shunti soda), jaggery like toffee wrapped in pink paper, etc these days. 😭

[@blackstorm8811]

We have 2 in our city ... Goli soda nd Coal corn...

[@TattiePeeler]

@ [02:07] ..what exactly is, 'Sev'? ..is it like the small crunchy sticks you get in Bombay Mix?

[@GmailDaniel]

Like this smile on the face 😊

[@eatdrinkbe1323]

The snacks look so tasty! She is very pretty...an absolute delight!

[@TopAnimeLoverEver]

I wish we had snacks like this here in America. Healthy and nutritious. Instead we have super salty or super sugary snacks 😒 makes eating quick and healthy on the go very hard or very expensive. I hope I get to meet this man and buy some kacang puteh before the tradition dies.

[@Vidchemy]

Go to your local farmer's market. That's where peanut roasters are often found

[@AmbientWalking]

Amazing! I always love to buy the.chick peas from him. Soon, a disappearing trade.

[@hemasundarkasturi5439]

# Bombay mix # sev thank you for showing INDIAN foods. 💕💕💕💗💗💗💗💗💗

[@subratohalderchamp]

*Indian* people know this what its called 🇮🇳 😂CHAKHNA😂

[@RapidFire829]

Fuck ur chakhna

[@comicbookfanboy2183]

In the American southern regions, boiled peanuts are very popular and ca be bought on the side of the roads by hillbillies selling them. Very tasty.

[@NargaCat]

So what you're saying is there's a cart that takes random snacks, stuffs them in paper, and sells them. I see why that's the LAST STAND in Singapore.

[@kimyovabiologiyaBM]

yes, as always, it was a unique journey

[@plinnytheother6107]

God i miss the younger days of old, when a small transistor radio could make things magical, everything has been cheapened

[@LittleSkyful]

Reminds me of a small manuell machine, where you put money inside them and rotate the handle. So you get a toy or gum. It was everywhere on different streets, but it slowly disappeared. But I found one 😅.. Well I'm 29, but maybe I try it just for fun.

[@crazyrobin5]

That's basically *"SUNDAL"* 🥜 in Tamil.....

[@xxrobloxgamexx2406]

Are you tamil

[@kal928]

@medlyn 0104 yosh 😂😂 ada maksud baik rupanya perkataan tu dalam bahasa lain 😂😂

[@sagarjain4012]

sandas what????

[@731897]

Any idea what time does He operates?

[@Transporterdouble48zero]

Another awesome video from Dancing Bacons, There’s another mean proverbs for “Kacang Puteh” in SG which is deep meaning😄. Anyway Take Care, Stay Safe . Greeting from Sabah Malaysia 🇲🇾

[@FOODSKILL]

무슨맛일지 참 궁금하네요.^^ 잘보고갑니다!😍

[@ゲリン]

Oh..its no problem if its last in singapore.... when i visited Middle East there was many things like this to try. . . . . . . . . yes i was after BTS....😅😅 in middle east they have something like spice markets and they sell this there too.

[@desireeh6491]

I remember chomping down 2 cones worth of chickpeas & sugar peanuts as a kid... That's prolly more than 15 years since my last cone of kacang puteh!!

[@popzapx]

Thats kind of sad that there is only one left? I grew up in Singapore and one of my childhood memories was getting Kacang Puteh whenever we went to see a movie at the cinema - great snacks.

[@talichan9963]

Dancing bacon is the best food reviewer do i ever see!!!

[@yolol.8472]

She always looks very cute tasting the food :3

[@cannibalronny7314]

@Guinevere Baroque Ethnic Chinese Singaporeans

[@sinisterisrandom8537]

Traditions never die. Eventually, someone will bring it back if it falls. Life has odd ways in showing this.

[@SuperMichealGamingLetsPlays]

I wish this man lives forever

[@Maya-gl3nr]

Stay safe dancing bacon. Thank u for the video!

[@garrycowan4394]

Bombay mix is quite popular here in the UK

[@MacroStasis]

go your adventures are satisfactory, greetings from Mexico!

[@lordfaladar6261]

looks like a great snack

[@hatingontruth9118]

I appreciate the video.. Some cultures are so unique. I don't believe this kind of vendor would have success in the US. But, I could be wrong.

[@VSA3010]

Greetings from India. Great video. 👍❤

[@yvesinmcdonalds9165]

this would make for good movie snacks

[@ej8933]

Haha! Love the hand full pour action like she’s taking down a shot! Lol that’s the only way to do it!

[@feedthesnake3394]

that's my physics homework!

[@Jx0592]

As a singaporean whos only ever ate kacang puteh from the snacks place at my mom's office,I'm surprised there's a stall just for it and I'll def wanna try😀

[@natasya5938]

This is kinda similar in indonesia, except they only sell steamed peanuts along with roasted/steamed corns

[@wendykoh5801]

Wow! We still have kachang puteh! Where is this uncle? Which part of Selegie is this?

[@michaelebenezer3851]

So, which one is the best ?