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IRISH PEOPLE TRY FREEZE-DRIED ASIAN SOUPS

Dear Try Channel,
Greetings from down unda!
I have been following you guys for years and have always enjoyed your videos. I have used your videos a lot to find excellent and exciting spirits (mostly Whiskey and Tequila). So I know you guys have great taste and give good and, most importantly, honest feedback. A year ago, I got to join my best friend on an epic adventure, and we launched our start-up business selling freeze-dried Asian soups. Our soups are produced in Vietnam, and most of the veggies are sourced from my friend’s family’s greenhouse. We have five different flavours on offer and were wondering if you guys would put it up for a vote for one of your try videos.

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IRISH PEOPLE TRY FREEZE-DRIED ASIAN SOUPS
Tasty Asian snacks made with space-age technology
We produce a tasty and authentic Asian snack in five different flavours
The different flavours are :
Malabar Spinach & Crab Soup
Miso and Mushroom Soup
Shiitake Mushroom Soup
Shrimp Sweet and Sour Soup
Vegetarian Vietnamese Sweet and Sour Soup
Strap in your taste buds and get ready for an authentic Asian experience

All the ingredients are frozen at different temperatures to preserve as much flavour and texture as possible to give each serving an authentic Asian kick. All our products are FDA-approved and comply with HACCP and BRCGS standards.
We currently only operate in Australia but are on the move and hope to find flavour enthusiasts all over the world. And what better way to do that than getting your honest feedback?

Our website:
https://supfoods.com.au/

Thank you for your consideration.
Have a great day and best regards from us down here to all of the TRY Channel Team
PS: You guys have been to Orlando before, maybe a visit to us for shits and giggles?

South African Dishes

I would absolutely love to get your opinion on some of the most popular dishes in South Africa. I have a few to suggest:

Bobotie:
A traditional South African dish consisting of spiced minced meat baked with an egg-based topping. Traditionally includes raisins or other dried fruits and is typically served with rice.

Durban Bunny Chow:
Originating from Durban, this dish involves a hollowed-out loaf of bread filled with curry. It can contain various fillings such as chicken, mutton, or beans, and is a popular street food.

Gatsby:
A South African sandwich made with a long roll or baguette filled with various ingredients such as French fries, meat (like steak, chicken, or polony), and sauces like spicy peri-peri or achar. It’s large and often shared.

Malva Pudding:
A sweet and sticky dessert of Cape Dutch origin, made with apricot jam and served hot with a creamy sauce, custard, or ice cream. It has a spongy texture and is popular in South African cuisine.

I would suggest finding South African made recipe videos to get things like pronunciations and legitimate South African versions. As there are videos out there which alter the recipes.

Party shots

Jello shots

Buttery Nipples(1 jigger vodka, 1 jigger Irish cream liqueur, 1 jigger butterscotch schnapps,1 jigger coffee flavored liqueur)

Little Purple Men (1 oz. Sambuca,1 oz. Chambord Raspberry Liqueur)

Irish try Dutch liqueurs

The Irish try Dutch liqueurs containing:
– Dropshot (drink made of black licorice and ammonium chloride made by the Kuyper distillery founded in 1695. You drink it as a shot or in a mix with Cola.
– Sonnema Berenburg a dark gin made out of 71 spices. It comes from the Sonnema family distillery which is located in the village Dokkum.
– Citroen brandewijn (very old drink made bye the Kuyper distillery) its a lemon brandy.
– Flugel,…Go let the Duck out (or the Dutch 😉 ). Its a Dutch drink made bye the FLS company in Cappelle aan de IJssel). Its drunk nation wide bye adults and young people as a shot and only as a shot and mostly on party’s (think of Kingsday and apreski party’s). You can only buy it as a small shot bottle and there is a certain way of drinking it. Take the bottle,…..tap it rapatly and fast multiple times on the table or bar. Take of the cap, and slam it down. Or or if your drunk,..open the bottle, put the cap on the bar with the opening upwards,..put the bottle next to it. With your nose put the cap on the nose,..then take the bottle in the mouth go upwards and drink it. If you lose the cape you buy the round. Or drink it as a diving boat. Thats is a mix with a small pint of lager the bottle of Flügel in it and slam the lager and Flügel down, you now on your way to drunk town.

Irish People Try More Nepalese Food

The first Nepalese Try video was a nice surprise. I never expected you guys to even know about it. That was interesting. But Nepalese food trying is incomplete without MoMo. Please do try them. Also we have a noodle called WaiWai which runs in our DNA. Momo and waiwai makes up for 90% of our body. And And we have YAK cheese!

Irish People TRY Strong Caribbean Alcohols

I see someone else submitted this (I voted for it). Need to add these:
Pitorro from Puerto Rico
Mamajuana from Dominican Republic

More gross drinks

Called “Cum in a hot tub”

2 parts vodka
1 part white rum

3-5 drops Irish Cream (Bailey)

Irish People Try Irish Road Bowling

I was thinking of beers and bowling, and a simple search led me to this awesome sport! I know logistics can be a challenge for this one. 🙂

Irish People Try Kimchi

Enjoy a selection of increasingly spicy and ferment-astic kimchi!

Faygo Soda Flavors

Michigan is home to a very beloved soda brand called Faygo, and they don’t get enough love. They make some awesome flavors that all the tryers would love.