North Korean Tries American Comfort Food!
2022 ж. 25 Сәу.
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#comfortfood #US #northkorea
Hello DIMPLE :)
We have a very special guest again,
Megan from the US and Evelyn from North Korea!
Today, Evelyn got to learn what comfort food is and tried Megan’s comfort food, which was American breakfast!!
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EVELYN: @evelynjeong614
EVELYN KZhead: / @evelynwelcometomychannel
MEGAN: @meganosten
It is good to see Evelyn again since she left Chicago. Our loss, Korea's gain. Such a lovely young lady.
As an american, i hardly ever eat ketchup. My go-to sauces are hot sauce, buffalo, ranch and bbq.
Ketchup on eggs is definitely more acceptable than pineapple on pizza.
@@emanymton713 buffalo sauce on eggs also is go to
@@sevenrubberducks5450 I’ll keep that in mind
cause ketchup is just sugar, might as well put syrup on your fries.
@@exiled7292 depends , what kind of cut are you serving? If your fry still has potato skin on it I say sure, go ahead with the sugary syrup. If it’s just the white of the potato it wouldn’t work though…
I like the "dippy eggs" as I called them... I would dip my toast into the yolk. :) I'm not a fan of ketchup with eggs. >_< but I DO like southwest style, so salsa.
Dipping the potatoes in the yolk is so yummy too! Especially with some hot sauce on them.
We called them that for our kids too!
Quit appropriating my culture
Never heard them called that before ever.
@@aggilos9650 When I was little, I didn't grasp over-easy / over-medium... I just knew I liked to dip my toast in the yolk... hence "dippy eggs" :)
omg i wish you had been able to give her biscuits and sausage gravy but from my understanding american breakfast sausage isnt really a thing over there
I used to make that when I lived in Japan. But I'd just make white gravy with no sausage. White gravy is so good! Def a comfort food to me.
When my son was younger and I’d be collecting requests before heading to the grocery store, he would always remind me to get “breakfast meat” meaning sausage. My favorite over biscuits is creamed chipped beef aka s**t on a shingle. Ultimate comfort food.
Wow, Evelyn's English is amazing!
Yeah crazy good for someone who was raised in an isolated dictatorship for years. I can't imagine how much effort she put into pronunciation since Korean language is a different mouth/tongue movement
She actually live in the states throughout her high school years and recently move to s.korea to live with her mom.
Ketchup on scrambled eggs? Sure Ketchup on SUNNY SIDE UP? ya'll are mad lads!
For real. Eggs and ketchup....Yea naw fam LOL
I only like the ketchup on my hash browns or home fries.
They lost their minds
yeah i love ketchup on scrambled but if the yolk is runny it's unnecessary
Maybe when i was 4 years old
"We don't have bacon in North Korea." Nothing more needs to be said.
I'm from South Carolina , USA . My comfort foods are cornbread , biscuits , and grits . When I was stationed in Japan as a Navy Military Policeman I got hooked on rice balls from street vendors and fast food joints .
I don't eat breakfast. Sometimes though I will eat a breakfast meal for dinner. Great vids. Thanks Ladies. 😎👍
Awesome to hear about what life is like in different countries. I was stationed in Germany and Greece and stayed 2 weeks in Italy and visited Bulgaria while in Greece.
Evelyn spent like 8 years in US, surely she knows what food this is and has tried it before. Why you guys lying now.
Evelyn could be used in so many better ways than asking her to try something American "for the first time." She lived in the US for 8 years and is a US citizen. She's as American as every other American. Ask her about her experience in North Korea, or escaping, or differences between North & South Korea. Borderline fraudulent content
Eh. I get it. America has such food diversity it’s absolutely possible to go 8 years without trying a particular food, particularly if it’s from a different ethnic cuisine than you usually eat. Like, my area has a big Korean immigrant community and you could easily go 8 years without trying non-Korean food if that was your comfort zone.
There are plenty of Koreans who have lived here for decades and barely speak English and only eat Korean food. Source: I'm Korean American
Scrambled eggs for me and pancakes with real maple syrup and butter with a side of sausage and hashbrowns or seasoned breakfast potatoes with diced onions and bell peppers. Heck, I'll even take a breakfast burrito.
What a genuinely entertaining video. I laughed when she said can't eat without ketchup lol.
Runny eggs are amazing. They can automatically elevate any sandwich or burger.
Sunny side up eggs on rice with pickled jalapeño slices. Cut into the egs and get that warm yolk in the rice yum.
Megan is a really good interviewer! =^[.]^=
and she's hot.
Bless that woman . I feel sorry for ppl that are born in North Korea have to live there 😢. She's such an amazing woman a nice person her manners so sweet . I'm sure most of the North korean citizens are just like anyone else living under a dictatorship.
I hate to be one of THOSE, but..... Since it was comfort food, shouldn't we find someone who knows how to cook. Most people know how to make basic American breakfast....and it definitely is better than take out
lol the entertainer playing in the backround. I was just listening to that.
Thank you. 👏👍
I eat peanut butter on my pancakes. So good with maple syrup.
Most foods you get from restaurants and my mom's are salty or sweet or greasy af. I hate cooking but I have to do it 3-4 times a week.
You could tell she was like “💀Just lemme eat bro”
Very informative
Glad to see Evelyn & Megan together again.
Runny Yolk in Rice soooo good
My favourite way to have eggs is easily “eggs Benedict”. I have no idea how to make it though. I should take the time to learn it some day. I had a smoked salmon eggs Benedict once at a breakfast place, and it was one of the best breakfasts I’ve had.
Love both lady
I like over-easy eggs! I can't do scrambled eggs. In Japan they never put syrup on pancakes. I miss it.
Megan i too love ketchup on my eggs!!!
Did they JUST meet?? They seem like they're best friends already lol
They did a previous video together.
Peanut butter, two tsps honey mix, put on celery sticks.
Oh, very surprising! I live in Utah, and ketchup on eggs is often classified as a stereotypical "Utah thing". I'm heartened to hear that, people in other states (I assume Megan is from another state) put ketchup on their eggs.
Yeah, some of us here in Kentucky do it too. :)
"North Korean Has a Version of Someone's Comfort Food That's She's Already Tried Before."
I'm an American but I very rarely eat ketchup. It tastes too sweet to me. I keep some to-go packets in the fridge and use them when I make my own roux for (Japanese) curry. I've lived in Japan and China--one of my favorite Chinese dishes is scrambled eggs cooked with tomatoes and served over rice. I think the secret ingredient is ginger and a little soy sauce in the tomatoes. It's so stinking good! I also love the Japanese breakfast where you crack an egg over a bowl of piping hot rice--but the egg has to be fresh.
Only in the presence of foreigners do you notice how much Americans like to talk and explain a situation even though she's fairly reserved for one of us, probably because shes lived in Korea and knows the customs, no hate though just found it interesting
Ketchup eggs and hot sauce oh yeah
It's always hard to do topics like these on the United States, specifically because depending on what region you're in, the comfort foods could be entirely different. For example the deep South is likely to have a few different comfort foods then say the upper Midwest. For me personally, the ultimate comfort has got to be a turkey thigh dinner, with mashed potatoes and dressing, like a mini Thanksgiving!
Its a great video, but the sausage shown is incorrect for a breakfast sausage typically served in the United States.
Bacon, eggs over medium, hash browns, and biscuits and gravy.
Maybe she'll try a glass of Clamato, next time!
I agree with you about the eggs. I won't eat runny egg yolks and slimy egg whites.
NO CAPTAIN CRUNCH OR FROSTED FLAKES ?
When I think comfort food it's stuff like fried green tomatoes, bread pudding, hush puppies, tres leches cake, etc.
I think that this would have been better if you had a North Korean person that DIDN'T live in America for several years. These foods don't seem to be new to her.
Obviously they're not but it's probably difficult interview a person just coming from NK bc of the language barrier and other reasons.
Hi Megan~❤
im hungryyyy lol
I have only ever seen children use ketchup on eggs and only scrambled ones. Never sunny side up. But not a bad attempt. Many use salsa which is tomatoes, onions and few peppers.
Food is food. Korean food I found some was great others I didn’t care for.
Good job 👍🏻🇺🇲
Hate runny eggs too
You not alone I don't like drippy eggs too
Peanut butter and celery
Banana, peanut butter and bacon on good bread, pan fried in butter.
Ok elvis
I can't believe that she lived in a country with out bacon
do is any chance meet this girl on the right side ?
I’m guessing Meghan is from Virginia based on her accent. Am I right? Not being intrusive, just testing my accent testing.
wait a minute didn't she spend like 5 plus years in the United States already?
Freedom in the North ✊
Forget the ketchup on eggs, and get with your preferred hot sauce.
America does need street foods. We do have food trucks, but they are far and hard to find.
Texas breakfast tacos
Remember . . . . no ketchup on the eggs!!
Maybe give the woman from North Korea an opportunity to talk. And watch so you don't cut her off when she starts to say something. She has been very polite after you cut her off. :)
Cook the woman a decent breakfast!
Yay ketchup homies
I'd rather have mild or medium salsa for my eggs instead of ketchup.
4:16 As an American. I refuse to eat with my hands. If i eat Pizza, for example, I'll use a glove or paper towel. greasy hands drives me mad.
KOREAN WOMEN=STUNNINGLY BEAUTIFUL ❤️
im from Canada and I only like Tim hornets
Breakfast just doesn't need ketchup imo. Some good ol salt and pepper suffice
Lmaooo I always put ketchup on eggs or cheese on eggs. I can’t eat them dry
Ketchup with eggs? That's a war crime.
US has everything saturated with sugar? Bro, South Korea is more wildin' out with anything sweet. Even some parts of Japan too sadly. Supposed "savory foods" are actually sweet as hell in many chain cafes or other food joints in Seoul, Gwangmyeong, Songdo, Uijeongbu, or Busan etc. All of the sugar like, damn son this is too much lol Good Lord, Oreo churros sold casually as street food like no tomorrow.
I hate runny eggs too, but catsup has no place near breakfast?
Do people really put ketchup on their eggs? I am from the US, and I have never seen people put ketchup on them. Hot sauce, yes all the time. Ketchup? Not so much.
Ketchup on eggs? Hell no. Salsa on eggs, yes.
My brother in law likes ketchup on watermelon.
Ketchup on eggs..... Heresy
Saying "I'll just sit here and drool" is a little passive aggressive. Either keep your hands off of it or say "I brought this for us to share".
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Her Korean counterpart is just being nice. This should have been a blind test to get an honest review.
Im more of a hotsauce on runny eggs kind of person
I have to leave. Ketchup on eggs makes me ill.
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I've been watching to much for to long. But I know Evelyn felt right at home. Asian food is much better and healthier. Going for breakfast in Asian hotels is the best morning meal.
I don't eat in the morning. I don't like feeling heavy during the day. Coffee is my breakfast. Fruit during lunch time and a hearty dinner which sometimes can include breakfast meal. Lol
I feel bad for the young American woman who hardly ever ate home-cooked meals while growing up. Her mother must have worked a full-time job her whole life, the poor thing. If she did that out of a desire for having a career, vs. out of necessity, that is an example of the sick culture in America brought about by Marxist feminism. Restaurant food is usually prepared with cheap, toxic, hydrogenated cooking oils. Her arteries and veins are probably deeply scarred from that, and she's in danger of atherosclerosis as she gets older. She should seek out natural cures for this condition by researching the topic on Yandex, since Google heavily censors information about natural cures. Avoid statin drugs, young lady... they cause Alzheimer's disease.
북한분도 영어 배우시구나. 북에서 잘살던 분인가
I don't like runny eggs. It upsets my stomach
I think Megan has made a cool new girlfriend You ladies are good together two peas in a pod?
The American keeps touching the Korean on the shoulder... cultural differences
Not really complaining, but if they wanted me to pay better attention to her reaction to the food, they should wear something that doesn't show so much leg. Two very attractive women in short skirts...yeah...I'm a man, and certain things (women) catch my eye. Thanks though. I will try to pay more attention (to the subject) next time.
Ketchup with eggs omg 🤢
Sorry, I stopped at the ketchup on eggs. Not going to go there
omg ketchup on eggs how disgusting
This will be nothing about what comfort food really is, you know home cooked meals, but we ate out all the time so I know exactly what I'm talking about because I'm an entitled rich girl. Yeah that's the vibe this gives off...why the hell would you tell this Korean girl about home cooked comfort food, and then put her with someone who knows not one thing about home made comfort food....instead you give her a "well we were so rich we ate out every meal", type of girl..who ever put this show together really sucks, who ever gave the green light that reviewed it and then let it go out, well they super suck...lol
So, this is American comfort food, only way different? Don't know where in the U.S, she is from but from my house in Ohio that would not have been breakfast! If you don't have the right stuff to do the segment, here's an idea, do something different?
why is the American always portrayed it as a white person
Why not? Americans that willingly travel to korea are usually white.
No idea, but if there was a quintessential race it would be the mixed race 🤷♂️
sorry to tell you but not everyone from America is a white woman
There aren't as many non White Americans in South Korea, so that may be one reason.
The majority demographic in the United States is caucasian. If it was randomized, the odds would favor a white person. It's not some kind of plot. =9[.]9=
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