Taste Testing the Latest Food Trend Products Vol. 1
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Date: 2020-08-17
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Comments and reviews: 10
Michael
I don't understand the coconut bacon. McCormick's(famous US spice brand; ) their Bac'n Bits(TM) are already vegan since they use textured vegetable/soy flour(see im being an inclusive yank; . ) The rest of the ingredients are a shit ton of binders filler and fake smoke and bacon flavoring. Unless you want to go HAM with being a vegan then yea get the coconut bacon replacement. But if you just want the flavor for cheap its already in your spice ill for a lot less. Also its obvious Barry didnt start the Coconut Bacon company. There's no mandatory Manuka honey or truffle oil sachets that i feel would be in Barry's products because well, Barry.
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I don't understand the coconut bacon. McCormick's(famous US spice brand; ) their Bac'n Bits(TM) are already vegan since they use textured vegetable/soy flour(see im being an inclusive yank; . ) The rest of the ingredients are a shit ton of binders filler and fake smoke and bacon flavoring. Unless you want to go HAM with being a vegan then yea get the coconut bacon replacement. But if you just want the flavor for cheap its already in your spice ill for a lot less. Also its obvious Barry didnt start the Coconut Bacon company. There's no mandatory Manuka honey or truffle oil sachets that i feel would be in Barry's products because well, Barry.
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Red
I know Im months late to this vid, but the idea that a company OPENLY uses flawed produce to make juices is important to helping flawed produce be deemed acceptable, since more often than not, you or I will avoid flawed foods and many companies will avoid admitting using them. Trying to normalize it through an entire schtick is a great idea!
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I know Im months late to this vid, but the idea that a company OPENLY uses flawed produce to make juices is important to helping flawed produce be deemed acceptable, since more often than not, you or I will avoid flawed foods and many companies will avoid admitting using them. Trying to normalize it through an entire schtick is a great idea!
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phi13um
flawsome - are you sure its not just marketing; i. e. dont other juice companies use 'waste' fruit and veg! I mean if they dont the whole industry is idiotic. great concept but seems too obvious. if they were making juice from literally fruit and veg waste well now thats clever
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flawsome - are you sure its not just marketing; i. e. dont other juice companies use 'waste' fruit and veg! I mean if they dont the whole industry is idiotic. great concept but seems too obvious. if they were making juice from literally fruit and veg waste well now thats clever
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CapApollo
so the juice is making juice from waste fruit. all the fruit is use from juice to jams. there is no bad fruit. so i dont get where this people get the bad fruit from. same in the meat industrie. all the parts of the animal is use. ALL OF IT! even the workers fingers.
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so the juice is making juice from waste fruit. all the fruit is use from juice to jams. there is no bad fruit. so i dont get where this people get the bad fruit from. same in the meat industrie. all the parts of the animal is use. ALL OF IT! even the workers fingers.
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CatherineZ
That juice branding is just killing me. Aren't all juices, jams and other processed fruit and veg foods are made of produce which doesn't conform to the beauty standards of seeking them whole? Isn't that how it already works?
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That juice branding is just killing me. Aren't all juices, jams and other processed fruit and veg foods are made of produce which doesn't conform to the beauty standards of seeking them whole? Isn't that how it already works?
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Bee
i havent seen milky sip or anything like it since like 2011 its weird that its in a fairly recent food trend video. then again, maybe a similar product was popular here in the u. s. when i was a kid but never was in the U. K?
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i havent seen milky sip or anything like it since like 2011 its weird that its in a fairly recent food trend video. then again, maybe a similar product was popular here in the u. s. when i was a kid but never was in the U. K?
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Genie
Is the Activated nuts thing a First Nations/Native/Coastal First Nations company? Cuz totem designs are from their culture & it's somewhat annoying when they're stolen by non natives to sell there stuff cuz it looks cool
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Is the Activated nuts thing a First Nations/Native/Coastal First Nations company? Cuz totem designs are from their culture & it's somewhat annoying when they're stolen by non natives to sell there stuff cuz it looks cool
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Ryan
If you wrote out the ingredients for milk, guess what would be the first ingredient after water?
It's sugar, if that wasn't clear. Milk really isn't that good for you. At all.
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If you wrote out the ingredients for milk, guess what would be the first ingredient after water?
It's sugar, if that wasn't clear. Milk really isn't that good for you. At all.
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Big
Yet another thing to love about Jamie is that he's vegan, but you wouldn't know because he doesn't start every sentence announcing it like it was a tumblr bio
_Well done Jamie_
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Yet another thing to love about Jamie is that he's vegan, but you wouldn't know because he doesn't start every sentence announcing it like it was a tumblr bio
_Well done Jamie_
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tristanjff
Pomegranate wine is already a massive thing in Azerbaijan, and I really recommend it. The problem is it seems to be really hard to hold of outside Azerbaijan: /
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Pomegranate wine is already a massive thing in Azerbaijan, and I really recommend it. The problem is it seems to be really hard to hold of outside Azerbaijan: /
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