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Welcome to Kevin's English Room Podcast.
Hello.
So, I do a lot of American food stuff.
We talk about a lot of the ridiculousness thatAmerica has with the relationship with their food.
Okay, yeah.
And I have an additional information to that.
Okay, thank you.
So today, we're looking at American bread.
Like the white bread.
You know, like the 食パン in Japan, right?
We have that, too.
It's called the white bread.
And apparently, the white bread at Walmart andevery other grocery store has so many ingredients,so many chemical ingredients.
That.
So first of all, it doesn't rot after weeks.
And what was very shocking to me was they did thistest where they soaked the bread in water forhours, right?
When you do that with a normal bread, when you tryto pick it up, it falls apart.
It's, yeah, the structural integrity is gone.
But with the American white bread, it's like a 雑巾.
You can squeeze it, and then if you release it, it's still that one piece of bread.
I have a video of that person testing it out.
I'll show it to you.
It's like a sponge or something.
It's like a sponge, yeah.
It's like a, yeah, like a 雑巾.
Yeah, like dishwashing.
Yeah.
What?
Check it out.
Wow.
This person's rinsing it four or five times underwater and squeezing it every time, but the breadis very tacked.
Incredible.
Incredible, right?
Incredible.
The structural integrity.
What?
My god.
Wow.
Pretty shocking, huh?
It is.
Yeah.
Wow.
It's like, it's not, I mean, wow.
It's a different material already.
Yeah, yeah, it's a different material, yeah.
It's like, wow.
I was starting to understand that adding some ofthose chemicals and trying not to rotten is kindof, yeah, understandable.
Like, that's how America does.
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But this one, it's like, it's not the same, like...
It's not bread anymore.
Yeah, the changing, the tech, the...
Right, like the basic DNA of it, right?
It's like you're eating, like, literal plastic orsomething, I don't know, but, like, silicone orwhatever.
It's like you're not eating bread anymore.
Right, right.
I don't know how true this is.
I'm sure that's social media exaggerating, butwhat I found out was one of the information.
It was circulating, was, this is probablyexaggerated, but, like, they found the sameingredient with a yoga mat, with the bread.
God, wow.
So that's number one.
Okay, that's number one? Okay.
I have another one.
Wow.
So, do you know Tic Tac?
Yeah, I think I've heard the name.
It's like, oh, no, that's not it.
Uh, is it like cookie thing?
It's like a can, it's like, it's a frisk.
Oh, frisk.
Um, okay.
T-I-C-T-A-C.
It's like frisk.
Okay.
It's, like, really small.
Little candy?
Yeah, it's like candy.
It's, like, sometimes minty.
It's, like, it's sweet.
Okay.
You know, it's very sugary.
So, this item.
Tic Tac markets their candies as sugar-free.
Okay.
On the back, it says zero sugar.
I see.
So, you must think it's completely sugar-free,right?
Because they say so.
Yeah.
However, Tic Tac is 98% sugar.
What?
90, 94, excuse me, 94% sugar.
How does that, what is it?
So, the logic behind it is under the rules of theFDA.
Yeah.
FDA is, like, uh, like, uh.
So, it's Food and Drug Administration.
Yeah.
Their rule is that if, inside of food, if it isless than 0.5 grams,
then you can just consider that as it does not, it's not included.
Okay.
So, what Tic Tac did was that they, they.
So, when you look at the nutritious facts,
通常は1つの盛り合わせをしています。
1つ盛り合わせはこのカロリー、このカロリーですよね。
1つの粒を作りました。
そして、その1つの粒には0.49グラムの砂が入っています。
FDAの規則によっては、
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砂は0.49グラムしか入っていません。
砂は0グラムしか入っていません。
だから、砂は0グラムしか入っていません。
砂は実際に94%入っています。
すごいことだよ。
すごいことだよ。
全然意味がない。
そして、砂が入っていないと言っている。
砂が0グラム入っていないと言っている。
後ろにも、砂が入っていないと書いてあります。
そして、カロリーは0グラム。
カロリーは0グラム。
すごいことだよ。
1つのポーションがこんな感じで、
それと同じ量のポーションがこんな感じで、
中には何も入っていない。
全てが0グラム。
作業者が、1つのポーションがこんな感じだと決めたら、
全てが0グラム入っている。
すごいことだよ。
普通、それは意味がない。
パスタは誰がこの小さなティーを食べるの?
ティックタックでパスタを食べるのは、
それはとても小さくて、意味がある。
消費者はそれについて知らなかった。
すごいことだよ。
それは嘘だよ。
それは嘘だよ。
誰かがそれを言ったことを誇りに思う。
私はこれをTikTokで見つけた。
ランチボックスのV-Podが、
私がそれを見つけた場所だった。
すごいことだよ。
すごいことだよ。
いつも面白いことだよね。
いつも面白いことだよ。
私はこのトピックが大好きだよ。
楽しみだよ。
とても楽しみだよ。
私は彼らを私のカンセーに責める。
私は。
私は彼らを私のカンセーに責める。
私は彼らを私のカンセーに責める。
私はアメリカを責める。
私の食べる習慣は、
私は彼らを責める。
あなたは正しいことを持っています。
私は正しいことを持っています。
見てくれてありがとう。
バイバイ。
