アメリカのお土産
Welcome to Kevin's English Broom Podcast.
All right.
Anything else in New York?
In New York, yeah.
But you did anything you have in mind?
Anything that you thought?
Yeah.
About you bought so many snacks.
Oh, yeah, I did.
In Broadback, like, back full of snacks, right?
Oh, yes.
Are you enjoying it?
Yes, I am enjoying it.
OK.
A little bit too much.
A little bit too much.
My tummy.
OK.
What did you bought?
Like, what did you buy?
Yeah, sure.
I bought Cheez-Its.
Ah, yeah, Cheez-Its.
Goldfishes.
Goldfish.
Yeah.
Cereal.
OK.
Box of cereal.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Applesauce.
What?
Applesauce.
Oh, yeah.
The Starbucks bottled drink.
Oh, yes, yes, yes.
Naked smoothie.
Yeah.
That one you bought too.
Yes.
Did you like that, by the way?
Yeah.
Yeah, it was good.
I bought this breakfast muffin.
Oh.
Breakfast, yeah, breakfast muffin.
Oh.
It's a packaged snack.
It's a snack?
Yeah, it's--
Right.
It's not like bread for breakfast?
Yeah, it's a muffin.
It's a packaged muffin.
OK, OK.
It's a little muffin.
Ah, it's a small one?
Yeah, it's a small muffin.
I used to eat that for breakfast.
Ah, OK.
A lot.
OK.
So that.
Rice Krispies.
What's that?
Rice Krispies are--
It's like a--
Like a square, sweet, rice and sugar kind of snack.
Like a o-senbei kind of?
It's soft.
It's soft.
Wow.
Like all these pieces of rice are connected together
by sugar.
And you can--
Right.
--ripping apart, and it makes a line.
OK, I see.
--with sugar.
I see.
Yeah, I think you can eat it in Japan as well,
but not the same brand though.
Yeah.
So that.
I bought raviolis.
OK.
It's like a ready-made one?
Yeah, it's Campbell's.
OK.
I think Campbell's.
OK, maybe not, but something like that.
Shopping for American snacks
Yeah, you can microwave it.
Yeah, microwave the bowl.
I bought--
Wow.
You bought so many things.
The hot snack.
The spicy snack that Kage-chan loves.
Ah, Takis?
Takis, yeah.
Three pack.
Three packs.
OK.
Macaroni and cheese.
OK.
Wow.
So you actually--
Brownies.
OK, thank you.
You bought whole supermarket, right?
You bought one 7-Eleven, I guess.
I think I did buy one 7-Eleven.
Yeah, I mean, I tried to do packing.
It didn't fit.
So I took it out of the boxes.
OK.
So the outer--
The outer box, and then there's the little box, right?
Yeah, yeah.
I had to rip it to the little box.
The small package like this.
Smaller packs.
Yeah.
And then I got it to fit.
Wow.
And it was perfect.
Just no leftovers.
[LAUGHTER]
Unbelievable.
Unbelievable.
My dad is so proud of me, I'm sure.
[LAUGHTER]
You've done well, son.
You've done well.
You've got the little spaces in between the two boxes
to fill it with the other little--
That's great.
And I bought granola bars as well.
OK, thank you.
Fill it with the granola bars.
[LAUGHTER]
Wow, that's amazing.
Yes.
Yeah.
Very sorry, again.
Yeah, Naked Smoothies.
Yeah, those are--
It's good, right?
Yeah, tasty.
Yeah, yeah.
I bought some bottles for my family as a no-miyage.
OK.
Yeah.
They enjoyed it?
Yeah, they like it.
That's good.
That's good.
Yeah, and also I bought some like a protein bars.
Oh, really good.
Like granola bars.
OK.
Yeah, and gave it to, you know, Naru-chan.
Oh, OK.
Those guys, they kintore always.
So they carefully watched the outside.
[LAUGHTER]
Once inside.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Because this is American, right?
So much shirano.
Carefully read everything.
Discussion of Purchased Food Items
And yeah, but actually the product
was quite fine for those--
Oh, really?
--like trainers.
Yeah, it includes so many proteins, like 20 grams.
Which is a lot?
That's a lot.
OK.
And like with about 8, 9 fat, which is very good.
Oh, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
And also tasty.
So very effective.
Yeah.
And very yushu.
Yeah.
Oh, wow.
Not that much sugar?
No.
Wow.
So yeah.
Impressive.
Yeah, impressive.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That was a good one.
That's good.
Yeah.
And also I bought chicken noodle.
Oh, yeah.
Countdown chicken noodles.
Chicken noodle soup.
Yeah, like our chips, Lays chips barbecue.
I love that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Those.
Yeah.
Did you eat any of that?
Any of what you said?
Yeah.
Lays chips barbecue, yes.
Yeah.
And also I ate the chicken noodle soup.
But not like noodles inside.
But like stars inside.
Do you know that?
Like I didn't know that.
So it was stars?
It's like a stars.
Yeah.
Star shaped noodle.
Yeah.
It wasn't noodle.
It's like a macaroni.
It's like a star shaped.
Macaroni.
Yeah.
Was inside.
I didn't know that.
Yeah.
That was like to me that was better than noodles.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
That's good.
Yeah.
So yeah, overall, nice.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That's good.
Good.
That's good.
Yeah.
And I still have so many like sweet snacks.
OK.
In my luggage.
Yeah.
So I'm going to share it with everybody.
Share with, yeah, people.
Yeah.
Because you were buying a lot of the candies as well.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Chocolates and the sugary things.
Right.
Right.
Right.
The fruit roll ups and everything.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
That was like, what was that?
Fruit roll?
Looking for a Specific Snack
I think fruit roll.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The roll.
But the one you introduced me was different one, right?
Yeah.
It wasn't the one you were originally looking for.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But with a similar taste, though, I think.
Oh, OK.
Was it?
Yeah.
I think so.
But I tried to find that one.
And after we had a shopping day, I went to like 7-Eleven or like CVS and I found that one.
The one you were originally looking for.
Yeah.
Yeah.
OK.
I forget the name, but the one you recommended before.
The Shee.
Yeah.
The Shee one.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So I had those two.
That's good.
That's good.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Right.
Actually, we missed the wedding party, right?
We did.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So--
That wedding.
Yeah.
The-- how do you say "shinp"-- "shinp" son?
The groom.
The groom and the--
Groom.
I don't know.
Groom and the--
Let me-- let me--
Yeah.
Yeah.
Shinro.
Groom.
OK.
Shin--
Groom.
Bride.
I don't know.
Bride.
Bride.
Oh, bride?
Bride.
Bride.
Yeah.
OK.
OK.
So the bride lady was from the United States too, right?
Yes.
And I said that, oh, sorry, I was about to miss your wedding
party.
And she was like, oh, really?
You need to buy me some snacks.
And so, yeah, that's why I bought so many snacks.
And I'm going to bring them-- yeah, yeah.
Have you given it to her?
Not yet, but yeah, yeah.
Bring so many pack of snacks in it.
She'll love it.
Yeah.
Many of the things you bought was very classic.
Yeah, like classic, like nostalgic ones, right?
Right.
Yeah.
Happy about that.
That's good.
Impressions of American Food
That's good.
Yeah.
But foods were delicious, actually, in the United States.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I enjoyed it too.
Yeah.
I didn't actually expect that.
[LAUGHTER]
But yeah.
Like hamburgers, pizzas, everything
was delicious, actually.
Besides the one we ate for our doga, what did you eat?
OK.
Hamburger Shops in America
So hamburgers.
Like I had three hamburgers.
Oh, wow.
Like I searched some famous hamburger shop and--
OK.
What was it called?
OK.
That was like-- one was five napkins.
I went there too.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
That was good.
Yeah, that was good, no?
That was good.
Yeah, yeah.
That was a good hamburger.
Yeah.
And also the counter.
That--
I don't know what that is.
Yeah.
The table, the counter.
OK.
And the other one was like--
I forget the name.
Bear burger?
Nah.
That one.
But maybe not the famous one.
OK.
Yeah.
But anyways, all of them were delicious.
OK.
Yeah.
Like the patty, right?
Patty.
Patty, yeah.
Was really like juicy and like very like meaty.
And yeah, I really love that.
Nice.
Like thick, like this thick.
Oh, wow.
Yeah.
Yeah, actually.
Yeah.
I wonder why you don't find anything like that in Japan,
right?
Yeah.
Like three out of three, those things you ate were--
Yeah.
--very good, right?
Yeah.
You don't find that much of a highly satisfying burger shops
here, right?
Nah.
I wonder why.
True.
I wonder why.
Because they were not that expensive,
like you know, [JAPANESE] you know,
just usual local hamburger shops.
And then qualities were finest.
So--
I don't know why.
Yeah.
Maybe the type of meat or something like that.
Maybe, yeah.
Maybe oil type of ingredients.
Yeah.
I guess.
Yeah.
Pizza in America
And pizzas.
Pizzas were good.
Yeah.
Pizzas were good.
Even like the delivery one.
Yeah.
Oh, good.
Good, right?
Yeah.
Unbelievable.
Yeah.
The delivery pizzas, you'll get to see it
in one of our videos, so be excited for that.
Yeah.
Yeah.
But I'm glad you enjoyed the food.
Yes.
Yeah, I did too.
That was good.
You did too?
I loved it.
Oh, yeah.
The food.
Yeah.
Yeah.
What was the first thing you ate when you came back from Japan?
Came back from America.
So I came back to my parents' house, actually.
So they served me and prepared me
curry, like the very standard Japanese curry,
and karaage, and sashimi.
OK.
Like, you know, those like basic Japanese foods.
Yeah, so I enjoyed those.
Yeah, very much.
And miso-siru.
Oh, miso-siru.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I love those dashi, shoyu taste.
That's one thing I realized again.
Yeah.
That's good.
I ate a kitsune udon.
Oh, yeah.
But I understand that.
I really understand that.
The instant--
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Akano.
Yeah.
Yeah.
The dashi taste and shoyu.
Yeah.
That's really good.
Yeah.
I agree with that 100%.
All right.
Thanks for sitting, guys.
Thank you.
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