Singapore Snack Attack! | soothingsista

[@imjennim]

I can't stop cracking up at the Kit Kat scene! Hahaha!

[@chelsthechannel]

"WOOOOOWWWW!!"

[@007116sophie]

Love your cat sound jenn!!

[@asianfries08]

*chewing on kitkat* hmmm? hmmm. hmmm? hmmmm.

[@ReyarKyaw]

i hear a lot of mmmms.... lol :)

[@0mscheerful0]

I can't find the kitkat in Singapore.... T.T

[@deedL3]

Fyi for those saying that killing sharks is the same as killing dogs, pigs, cows etc: it is actually a big difference because the Sharks are NOT farmed nor are their species in abundance. Dogs, pigs, cows etc are FARMED animals therefore are abundantly available to eat. If Asians in the eastern hemisphere want to eat it then by all means farm your own sharks and then eat them all you want. But for crying out loud if you're going to eat sharks make sure it's a sustainable method! And because Asians are great at using all parts of an animal why not learn to use the whole animal instead of just 1/5th of its body? I myself am an Asian born in Thailand so I feel I have the rights to say something on this practice and I've watched docs and done research on this topic. I have not lost respect for them because not a lot of ppl are aware of this issue. But I'm pretty sure they are aware now so the next time they do it THEN I'll lose my respect.

[@kathylennerds750]

Totally agree. Also Sharks are an endangered species and pigs, cows, dogs etc definatly aren't.

[@shannontsl]

Its comforting to know that shark fins are now banned in many places here in Singapore. If the cravings hit, there's always the vegetarian version! :)

[@sunrainsnow]

We sell shark meat in the supermarkets too, so we are not eating 1/5 of the body.

[@deedL3]

I didn't know that people sold shark meat. If they do, not a lot of people know because it's not a common practice I'm sure. But my argument is more based on the practice of overfishing sharks and only using their fins. It's more of a common thing than using the whole shark. Or else it wouldn't be as big of a deal.

[@shsh5259]

Dee Her they sell whale/shark/dophin meat in japan fish market. but shark meat or shark fin is not important. not about wasting meat or endangered species. because this is about the importance of shark population to earth survival. From article. withoutmethereisnou.wordpress.com/2010/12/28/why-sharks-are-so-important-to-our-ecosystem/ --> Sharks control the population of species that feed off photoplankton. With a decline in the shark population, there is going to be a steady decline of photoplankton, therefore affecting the oxygen levels of the oceans. Oxygen on Earth is very dependent on the oxygen of the ocean. If we neglect this fact, we are bringing death to the Earth. if u want earth to survive, we have to stop eating sharks. say no to eating sharks!

[@IrisSmiles]

Everyone is getting mad about the shark fin stuff but I know for a fact, if Steph and Jenn would have known about it, they wouldn't have eaten it. You guys are calling them ignorant for not researching it before but no one thinks about that. Don't say you lost respect for them when they really didn't know because it might hurt their feelings. It was a harmless video and I SWEAR they wouldn't have eaten it if they knew. xoxo

[@irenaismyforename5704]

Wait wait wait Hanuta is German :D and Germany has a lot of delicious sweets:) love your and jenns vids:3 stay awsome :)

[@WeAreCentralAve]

We were hypnotized watching you girls try new food hahaha. Ya'll are the cutest best friend duo!

[@glasses026]

I'm in no way supportive of shark finning/shark fin consuming, but just for cultural context, people in Asia don't just sell shark fin soup in street side restaurants, it is expensive and is only sold in fancy, high end restaurants. That said, I don't want to assume what Steph and Jenn had in their dumplings were actual shark fin since I know more and more restaurants are beginning to replace shark fin with vermicelli instead as they're very similar in texture and both tasteless yet vermicelli is made of rice and much much less expensive. Of course I can't guarantee this to be true everywhere in Asia, I just want to get it out there so people don't start giving Steph and Jenn backlash without knowing the truth first.

[@ErinHonor]

You two's reaction to the kit-kats was the cutest thing ever omg.

[@fayemitchell3687]

You change when you're around Jen, it's really sweet though! Watching this is making me miss my best friend even more.

[@oonatukia]

Oh wow! I had no idea they had moomin things in Singapore! Those characters originated from Finland and they are very popular here! :DD There are tv series, home decoration, candy, movies, toys etc with the moomins!

[@shadesofver]

its quite scary how some people work. for the sweetest and most loved people there are always those that are waiting for something to nitpick on. while shark finning is wrong i highly highly doubt jenn or stephanie knew anything about it. they were in a new country and youre more inclined to try to be open and try new dishes/foods. i doubt they had time to sit down and research EVERY dish they ate. so to those people that have "lost respect" you obviously did not have much for them to begin with. and to jenn and stephanie sorry for all the rukus in the comments. you girls keep being lovely and just ignore the rude comments and learn from this in a way.

[@teresa349]

does anyone else notice that stephanie's voice is much higher pitched when she's with jen? or is it just me

[@lianamitt]

Whatever that sound was that Jenn made was SO CUTE. Replayed it like 10 times.

[@yuriem7428]

Jenn sounds so unconvincing when she says at 1:43 "it's good. it's undeniably delicious." lmao

[@jahlove111]

You shouldn't be so happy about those shake fin dumplings... people make sharks go through hell to get their fins! Google it and you'll learn more about it

[@NatashaMMachado]

When they talk about it? I didnt notice...

[@jahlove111]

Natasha Moreira at 9:13 when they tried those pretz

[@natashaocasio4967]

jahlove111 it was artificial flavoring, not really shark fins

[@jahlove111]

Natasha Ocasio That's not what i was talking about. Jenn mentionned that they had shark fin dumplings somewhere in Singapore.

[@seungiemyeon]

^^not always true.

[@WhateverIsTrue01]

I love how they say everything at the same time XD so cute!

[@_komoreb_i]

Doesn't "shark fin flavored" mean that's actually an artificial flavor? Anyway, great video ladies, you're awesome!

[@ohsolemonie]

my thoughts exactly! like you can have meat flavoured chips/crisps and they are still vegetarian. regardless, people need to take a chill pill and come to terms with the fact that diet varies in many different cultures even if it may be shocking and potentially unethical - to that culture it is normality

[@paintpastels9215]

Jenn said in the video they had shrimp and shark's fin dumpling when they were trying out the artificially-flavoured crackers. So yes, they did have it. And no, there are a lot of young Singaporeans who realise it is cruel to eat shark's fin. It's definitely not a main staple or something most people would eat everyday. :)

[@xtheeuniverse]

nuuuuu the tapioca chips are my FAVOURITE SNACKS EVER!!! they have such a savoury and spicy punch to it i'm so sad you guys didn't like it :( but oh well. you girls' reactions really remind me of minions hahaha like ooooooooh waaaaaaah~~ it's so cute lol ^^

[@xtheeuniverse]

also the part where you fast forwarded after eating the tapioca chips felt like some strange.... acid trip......@_@

[@shannontsl]

I loved those chips too! The spicy kick is awesome ^^

[@C_Y_R]

I bet you had a major case of the giggles while editing this, because I did;$ Out of all your and Jenn's vids combined, I love the collabs ya'll do together!

[@__elephant__]

Everyone all these snacks may not originate from singapore it is because singapore is a multi racial country so all these snacks came into singapore long time ago when our ancestors came in n that may be y it is considered singaporean snacks even though it didnt originate here.dont hate on me im a sinhaporean too but this is a fact we all have to face. But be proud that we r multi racial guys

[@Nerismores]

wow I've actually never seen the Oreo kitkat in singapore and I've been living here my whole life LOL

[@xfenyxxx]

same lol

[@emilycub7492]

I LOVE THESE NEW FOOD TASTING VIDEOS! DO MORE OF THEM WITH THE BOTH OF YOU!!

[@catlar123]

Aw, Moomin was my favorite show when I was little. I still watch it every now and then if it's on the tv, haha. You should all watch it if you haven't! Seriously, ya'll.

[@rinahee5722]

I'm Singaporean and its so funny watching you guys eat our snacks. I actually LOVEEEEE the tapioca chips, they used to be my favourite childhood snack and I would buy them once a week from the vending machine and they would be such a treat for me ^^ love you guys!

[@nadinee.8361]

hanuta is a german brand :D crazy.. didnt know that I could buy it in singapore :)

[@slutsavenue2426]

Try candy empire! They always have good deals for 2 bags :)

[@gudede]

ooooooooh but they are pretty expensive if you can't find good dealllls

[@felinebg]

explains why we have them in Denmark :)

[@xhuyentran]

Waldme de minder også om knoppers :D

[@dragonkydd6779]

I just imagine you and Jenn holding all of these snacks against the window and filming the close ups haha ( don´t know why I think that´s funny)

[@nicolemonge5745]

I hate how people are saying the lost respect for them just because the shark thing. People sent them those snacks they didnt choose them so you need to get over it

[@lxiaoying97]

Totally a pleasure meeting you in singapore!!! It was so nice meeting you and jenn!!! ❤️❤️❤️❤️ you guys soooo much

[@laurawee5815]

omg the sync between the both are you are way too adorable :') glad y'all enjoyed the singapore snacks but there are definitely way more traditional singapore snacks so do come back soon :) xx

[@majaastrand6193]

Moominvalley is a kids show from Finland :) I wasn't expecting to se them in Singapore, so cool!

[@LaurenDurrant93]

I used to watch when I was little, (I live in England by the way) and I loved it, but now if I ever talk about no one knows what I'm talking about! Its not on tv over here now I don't think, it's interesting to know it's from Finland :) x

[@madisonlaity1588]

We also have the cookie and cream kit Kats in Australia. Milo is originally Australian too. It's pretty cool seeing stuff from home in other countries. It's a small world. :)

[@shannontsl]

You guys are too adorable!!

[@iamkareno]

HANUTA'S are the best n_n

[@pernille6534]

you don't have The Moomins in the US? I'm from Denmark and it's a 90's swedish/finnish television show (also books). Amazing. So many child memories with The Moomins or "Mumitroldene" as we call them in Denmark. I loved the show as well as the cookies when I was a kid. Fun video :-)

[@camilaromerof]

I didn't knew they sold Hanutas there! I'm from Ecuador and I love them :))

[@rafid8095]

I luv how they are so positive even though they dislike a food😊

[@xSTChingChang]

Jenn's reactions are too good

[@georgiahughes8202]

Everyone commenting how it's so cruel about the Sharks its true it is very cruel I know a lot about it but unless your a vegan you have no right to say anything as what they do to chickens by caging them and putting hormones in them is also wrong. What they do to cows by artificially inseminating them to produce a constant flow of milk is wrong. And there are many more so you guys need to do your research I am strongly against shark finning as well but you cannot say that you are when you are eating cows, chickens, pigs and various other animal who can treated with the same disrespect.

[@kandixlovaxandi]

I'm not being rude in any way and I hate the way those animals are treated it's disgusting but they are mass produced U cannot do that with sharks so it is killing our oceans if you could breed sharks like the other animals it could be compared to that but since they are slowly becoming extinct because no one will give them the chance to reproduce its a bigger topic than the others without sharks our whole ocean will die (I only know this from my marine ecology class I didn't look this up on the Internet we did a whole thing about it in class)

[@georgiahughes8202]

+Andrea Apodaca yes but with mass reproduction also comes consequences. When a female is constantly giving birth it is also very harmful for the female. It can ruin there reproductive system and worse (look up other consequences for the female) and when dairy cows are born if they are male they are either straightaway sold for meat or they are killed because males cannot produce dairy. Which means the higher the reproduction the higher amount of males born meaning they don't have much of a chance in life. I do understand what your saying and the low reproduction of sharks is a problem I understand that I also take a marine animals class as well as other classes to do with animals but there is consequence with high reproduction as well

[@georgiahughes8202]

I also am not being rude and I am actually complaining to get shark hinting completely illegal where I live (Australia) I was just pointing out to the people to not be hypocritical:) +Andrea Apodica

[@paintpastels9215]

Georgia Hughes You are comparing apples with oranges. Is it sad the farm animals were confined and didn't lead a dignified life and weren't around to roam? Yes. Can you do something about this as a consumer? Yes, buy organic produce. Write to companies to stop animal abuse and farm them with higher integrity. Lobby. That said, you comparing an endangered species to creatures that are highly abundant isn't logical. Then to say people are being hypocritical, and don't have a right to voice it out simply because they don't eat meat is a silly and weak argument. Eating animals is part of the food chain. Animals hunt each other, we hunt animals. It's survival. Is a lion cruel to kill a deer? No, it's simply having a meal and feeding itself. The key point here is that if we have knowledge and information to know that a creature is at danger of becoming extinct, which will cause the whole marine eco system to collapse, which also means our own survival in the end since Earth is made up of 70% water, do we sit there and do nothing and continue to let the species die out simply because "oh, it would be hypocritical since we eat other animals too"? Girl, be logical.

[@Blueberrycaprice]

There are many bad things about eating farm animals but sharks are an endangered species. Even though someone isn't vegan they can care about protecting an endangered animal and the ocean ecosystems.

[@l.l.8731]

We have Moomin biscuits boxes here in Finland ! They're my favorite biscuits for sure. They are usually for children, but when I moved back to Finland they were one of the first things I had to get my hands on again, and I never stopped eating them ♥.

[@ruiyiwu4674]

Shark fin dumpling?!! Congratulations you just killed a shark, or maybe more than one

[@Thuyduongnguyen1995]

Are you vegan?

[@sf7562]

So they killed a shark by eating a dish???

[@josephinemichna-konigstorf3625]

Other animals such as pigs and chickens are specifically bred therefore they aren't affecting the ecosystem whereas sharks aren't bred, so the vegan argument doesn't work in this case. But the food was flavoured so it could have been synthetic.

[@ruiyiwu4674]

Arietta Melbourne Sharks die if they do not have fins anymore. Got it?

[@slutsavenue2426]

In Singapore, a lot of the "shark's fin" products are simply shark's fin flavoring (artificial) bc many hotels/restaurants have received many petitions in the past. Few restaurants nowadays serve real shark's fin because of the high cost and ethical issues surrounding it. It is very likely that Jenn and Stephanie ate flavored shark's fin products (artificial) instead of the real deal.

[@alison_lee]

loved the video!! you and jenn are super cute here!! I didn't get to meet you but i hope you guys enjoyed your stay in singapore~♡

[@SimplyyElsie]

Those Mamee noodle snacks are amazing!! I love snacking on it whenever I can get my hands on some haha :) love you guys! ❤️

[@harushouse]

Jenn's laugh is the cutest aww lol I love you both!

[@세리-s6e]

Jenn's cat imitation was so cute!

[@vanessateo121]

don't worry guys, I'm very sure its shark fin flavoured and no sharks were killed in the process

[@elisef65]

my favorite vid of you and jenn. your personalities shine through and i loved watching you laugh and smile

[@maria20999]

Not going to lie the whole shark fin thing made me lose some respect for you guys They do horrible things to those sharks

[@kahongjonathanng3805]

but then those are just flavor of the "shark fin soup" not actual shark fin also not to mention shark fin doesnt really have a taste so the flavor is basically from the soup itself... im pretty sure the snack has no real shark fin but yea, shark fin should not be consumed anymore

[@maria20999]

Well they said they actually did eat shark fin soup the day before I know sometimes going to a foreign country might pressure people into trying new things but I would do my research first before seeing what it is you're eating. Especially when it involves a piece of a cadaver.

[@soupsie]

maria b i believe they said shark fin dumplings

[@tans6543]

I was going to say the same thing but I'm sure they didn't go out looking for shark fin anything though. However shark finning is an absolute atrocious process.

[@maria20999]

Oh ok sorry they had shark fin dumplings Much better.. Yes I'm sure they just suddenly came across it but i wish they would have thought about what they were actually eating. It's cruel what they do to those sharks.

[@ClothAbidingCitizen]

the noise yall made when the kit kat came out sounded like yall were moooing hahah! adorable

[@PingaCheese]

Haha oh my goodness you both sound like Korean/Japanese television show hosts the way you guys react to the snacks like "Woooah!" "Woooww!". So cute ^^

[@feliciakoay]

Hands down my favourite video of you two together

[@Carolina-yc7hy]

i like this video, it was interesting to see all that different snacks from singapore :) .. i hope in the future you two will do more like this :D

[@ElliotJatomiSan]

Y'all are so polite to your food! So cute.

[@katastrophe143]

you guys reaction to the kitkat was so adorable :) love y'all !!!

[@daisystarlight123]

Guys, stop hating on them or losing respect for them for eating shark fin dumpling soup because that's a delicacy in Singapore and other parts of Asia, just like how hamburgers and hot dogs or a delicacy here (plus steak, chicken and 100 more things) If you guys eat popular meat from The U.S. and bash on them for eating popular meat in Singapore, then you are just being a hypocrite

[@alinab15]

Hanuta is from germany :D

[@alinab15]

And its very popular here :D

[@maliceinmotion]

In France too!

[@kathylennerds750]

Wanted to comment on that too xD Also Moomins/Mumins are from Finland as far as I know :3

[@xODiemieBum]

You two are so lovely. That massive kit kat looks amazing!!

[@annam9949]

the moominvalleys are finnish! if you think moonins are cute you should come to finland.. we literally have moomin themed everything! xx

[@syarsl]

I'm a singaporean. :) In singapore, if there's any Shark Fins food, it's not a real " Shark Fins " fins. We usually put crabs/crabmeats with eggs. And if there's a real Shark Fins food, it'll usually cost over $50++ because it is really expensive. mostly found in Hotels or any Chinese Restaurant. No harms to the sharks :) x Anyway, loved how you guys react to all Singaporean tidbits hahahaha :D

[@FidaIslaih]

I love the second thing you tried, the monster snack! And I love kitkat, can't wait to try the cookies and cream kit kat! :-)

[@furlilicious]

Now I really want to try the cookies and cream Kit Kat! We only have the regular and green tea ones hereee

[@tiffanytung6330]

Stephanie it has been so long since your last video! we missed you A LOT! hope you had fun in Singapore!

[@baoshuwon]

I've never seen a few of these but I really love the tapioca ones and watching this at 450AM didn't help a bit. Most probably because I've ate them my entire life. But holy crap kitkat x cookies and cream? Yum!

[@marlakitchen5941]

You girls are so cute and so funny! Keep making more makeup tutorials just luv ur palette too.

[@jenjenn96]

they sell the monster noodles in north america! well, at least in canada. it was a popular when i was little. always ate it raw, delish!

[@Janne]

Oh, there's a Korean version of that Monster ramen snack! It's called 뿌셔뿌셔 which is basically 'crush it crush it' - super cute, right? :D

[@2000lintay]

Omg people are seriously over reacting about the shark fins thing! I mean how would they know what is happening to the sharks and stuff unless they did a research on it? Saying you lose respect for them just because they are sharks find?

[@sweetsweetmango3603]

It's cause basically a shark cannot swim without fins and will eventually die :/ what's even worse is that there are not nearly enough sharks compared to pigs or cows in the world so it has a large affect upon marine life

[@missren7016]

omg stephanie, ur scowl/ face scrunching is the cutest

[@aisharsl3117]

Aww I love you both!!! Hope you girls love Singapore and the snacks too hehe. Weird thing I haven't tried some of the snacks before😂 xx

[@LittleDumpling923]

Stef + Jenn = friendship goal

[@missamalia98]

youre making me hungry rn omg and its 2:42am here in Malaysia. i am suffering HAHAHAHA but yknow, Malaysia have those snacks too heheh do a meetup soon in Malaysia pls, really adore you two xx

[@r0segardens]

I love these testing videos you guys make!

[@mirishi]

Perisa means flavor in Malay language. The instant noodle-like snack,here in Malaysia/Singapore we call it Mamee.

[@h26x]

That cat noise Jenn made at the end, omg hahahhhahaah

[@iSharrr]

The mamee monster's made in malaysia i think correct me if im wrong but 'perisa' means 'flavour' in Malay as in BBQ flavour :) yall should visit malaysia one day cause it's just above singapore :D

[@eunfox8546]

I admit, I'm sad to hear about the shark fin dumplings. While I know it would be unreasonable and wouldn't expect you guys to research everything you eat, shark finning is a well known, cruel practice. Just look at how many people are upset by it. All I can ask is to please skip the shark fin items next time. The environment deserves better :)

[@janie5630]

i had so much fun watching this, lol :) it was almost like i was there tasting it with y'all! the ending with the kit kats are the best!

[@ItsPetraful]

I love you guys so much omg and I actually used to eat dry ramen like everyday, it was my favorite hahah.

[@bellahamilton5215]

I have lost respect from you guys because of the shark fin. If you cut off the shark fin, the shark cannot swim so it eventually kills the shark. I love you guys, but please do some research next time, to figure out what you are actually eating and how it affects the environment around you...Btw: Milo is not Singaporian, it is originally from Australia but it is sold not only In Singapore but worldwide, mostly in Asia, Australia and New Zealand... Even in Jamaica! It is also pronounced My-lo

[@Julie-ki9jc]

It's not like they were the ones who made the snack.

[@melowolf_]

They stated in the other video that these were snacks that were just sold in singapore and that they were not sure if the snacks were from there or not, but that they made the vid because of all of the snacks that they got from their fans anyways..

[@sf7562]

Do you really think ANYONE researches every single dish they're about to eat for it's ethicality? I hope you're vegan, because if you've ever eaten chicken, beef or pork before then you're being terribly hypocritical. No shit eating an animal kills it? Eating shark is perfectly normal and common in Asia, by the way.

[@deesaxon]

Arietta Melbourne Just because something is commonly done, it does not mean it is always right. If we were to take that stance, then is Japan absolutely justified in their whale killings (because it's perfectly normal and common in their culture)? Or is China's slaughtering of elephants totally fine because of their love of ivory? ETA hell, if you want to get hyperbolic even, was racism and genocide alright in 1930-40s Germany? Because it was 'perfectly normal and common' then too.

[@CatnipCari]

deesaxon I'm sorry but if you want to control the shark fin sales here, you'd be affecting a majority of the restaurants in Singapore, because it's sold almost everywhere. It's a profit-driven thing. So far not everyone is well aware of the implications here, so if you want to change the situation, you'd have to change their mindset. I personally avoid eating sharks fin soup, but on some occasions when I have no control of the events I attend, sharks fin soup is served. Please do not attack the youtubers for something they had no control of. Moreover, it was a food tasting, is it wrong? It was given to them. They didn't ask for this.

[@ghitazidi2009]

I wish you could try Morrocan snacks! We have soo many different types of snacks and they are delicious

[@twilightsagaedward11]

If the comments below are talking about the shark fin snack, I doubt there are any shark fins in it. It's honestly just the flavor... Shark fins are too expensive; companies won't use them to make into snacks.

[@akh5915]

8:30 "awwweee its so cute!" *bites head off*

[@kycheok6086]

Stephanie loves the white Coffee so much I guess! HAHAHAHA! Both of you are really funny and kiutttt! 💕

[@ntaglemusic]

"Use the tools... that nature gave you!" Hehehe so cuuute

[@Eevee_Haze]

hahah The Mamee noodle snacks are way popular here, same with kitkats its so interesting seeing people who have never seen common Australian snacks. :)

[@lorloretta_]

I'm more amazed of the fact at how perfect Jenn broke the Kit Kat into 2 pieces at 11:20 *laughs*

[@mangosprout3336]

Omg this was so fun. I love you guys! I laughed HARD when you laughed while saying 'what the hell.'

[@MistletoeHearts]

Jenn : " i thought i was being polite " Stephanie : " to the Tam Tam ? " THIS MADE ME LAUGH SO HARD 😂 you guys make me so happy

[@nicolehumphreys4618]

There is a polish bar called grezki and its a bigger and more chocolatey version on the mini wafer cookie

[@mathildekacedan2505]

I wouldn't have been so stocked to have tried shark-fin dumplings... pretty controversial if you ask me.

[@ErinHonor]

I don't know why I'm so intrigued by foreign snack foods haha! Those choku things look like this one snack Creme De Pirouline that my gramma always used to buy me when I was younger!

[@madisonlaity1588]

We have mame noodles in Australia too. :) Grew up with it, so good!

[@StarsEternity]

I'm sorry the comments are all about shark fins, but what can you do. I'm a vegetarian and the fact that Jenn and Stephanie consumed shark fins does not make me lose respect for them, but you can't compare eating shark fins with eating pork (for example). I am not saying that the methods humans use to produce other forms of meat are fine, because they're not. However, cruelty towards cows and pigs can be stopped with time (at least in theory). Sharks, on the other hand, may become extinct before their well-being is a concern of people other than environmental activists and scientists. Furthermore, you can't excuse shark fin consumption with the concept of culture. How many of you have watched "The Cove"? You know, the documentary illustrating the process of bringing the dolphin massacres in Japan to light? Did you really spend the entire film thinking "It's completely okay since it's part of their culture?"

[@ZTZTZTZTZTZT]

Omg I want the cookies and cream kitkat so badddddddd

[@alexislomeli96]

You guy's reactions are so so cute & y'all crack me up

[@cloh6759]

Usually coffee beans are toasted with sugar, the beans used in white coffee aren't toasted with sugar. White coffee tends to have more of a bitter taste. =)

[@BiBiMaCaa]

this video was so much funnn ahahah you two are amazing!

[@luzasims]

What happened with the shark? Sorry, I don't speak English fluently so I don't understand every word they say (but I could understand 80%).

[@itzmekimie]

omg oreo's cookie and cream sounds amazing!

[@Aaleeexy]

Thanks for visiting Singapore! Anyway all the snacks from are made from other Asia countries and not SIngapore made. Singapore imports all their stuff from worldwide as we have no land for animal, vegetation farm and natural resources. We are a multi racial dense people oriented city who depends who neighbouring countries for source of food.

[@heneciab2utyms]

it is funny seeing how u guys reacted to sg snacks. even as a Singaporean some of the snacks I havent seen.

[@sammi6541]

Same here!

[@daffy_daffy]

You two are the best. Btw what eyeshadow do you have on? So pretty.