Anderson .Paak & Jonnie "Dumbfoundead" Park Rank Korean Snacks | Battle Bites

This stuff can last for years, yeah, see? 2032. 2032 is crazy. What up? This is Anderson Smith. This is Johnny Park. We are at the Tasty Studios, ranking popular Korean snacks. This is Battle Bites Korean Snack Edition. First up, shrimp crackers. These look familiar. A classic. This is great. The Flamin' Hot Cheetos of Korea. Korea, you guys really know how to do seafood chips. You like these, honestly, though? I do. You do like them? Honestly, I do. A lot of Western taste palates, we're not used to just tasting shrimp all of a sudden, but you don't mind it. It's not too salty, that's what I like. They don't go too sweet, they don't go too salty. Great. It's nice. I'm gonna say this is probably gonna land somewhere in the top three, so I'm gonna say three. Yeah? What do you think? I'll put it number five. Five? Yeah. Oh, wait, we gotta do it together, right? You want it to be at four? All right, four. Let's meet at four, yeah. Another seafood classic. Yeah. Cuttlefish. I couldn't tell you what cuttlefish looks like. I could tell you. Looks like this, buddy. It's two guys cuddling. It's two cuttlefishes. Go ahead, you open this one. All right, all right, here we go. Okay, cool. Ooh. I think this is a little less fishy. I like it. What is this shape supposed to be? The cuttlefish. This is supposed to be a fish? This is actually great. It's like buttery light. Yeah, it's good. I'm gonna rank it higher. I wanna say, like, three. Yeah, probably top three. I like these. Okay. Here it comes. Ew, what? I didn't think you were gonna do it. Wow. Ryan, you guys really did it with this. Peanut balls. Huh? No, ojingeo means octopus. Oh, nice. Koreans was like, let's put peanuts in octopus chips. What? I don't understand. This is one of my favorites. This is definitely, like, this might be number one for me. I love these ones. I feel like the thought process was, like, kind of bar foods, where when you're drinking, it's like the calamari, and then there's peanuts, so they're like, let's put it together. I'm gonna say this is one for me. All right, let's put it on one for right now. We'll put that at one. And add in milk. You know, the thing about this that worries me, I'll go to H Mart, and I'll just see this, like, sitting out, like, not refrigerated. And I'm like, is that okay? It's perfectly fine. This stuff can last for years. Yeah, see? 2032. It's Best Buy. 2032 is crazy. This is delicious. I do like it. Yeah, this is great. My kids love this. That's great. I like that. We gotta rank that. It's average amongst. That's number two. Okay. Honey butter chips. It influences. It is so hard. Yeah. Why am I nervous? Why do they do this thing where they show the thing, and then they usually, like, put their hand behind it? Is that? Oh, yeah. You wanna see it. Oh, it helps with the focus. No, I'm a director. I know, yeah. Look at that. First bite. All right. Honey butter chips. That's insane. I don't love it. Really? When I get, like, a potato chip, I want salty, you know? I don't really want the. It is a little sweet. I don't want the sweet. Koreans definitely tend to lean more on the sweet side of things with chips. With even pizza, with foods that are supposed to be more savory, they lean more on the sweet. Now, I don't know if I love that. Matcha soft. This is great to me. I'm gonna put it at, like, six. Wow. We can't put it at two. Go ahead, six. The pantry is full with all of these. Yeah. You know, it's just stacked. Is this the same turtle, Mr. Franklin? Yeah, yeah. That's the same guy? That's him. That's Franklin. He's crying. Yeah, yeah, yeah. It's been tough. He's been doing this for years. You think it's easy? Things he's seen? No. In these factories? Slow and steady doesn't always win the race. He does a four-layered, super crispy structure. It's science, guys. I will say, there's something about when you have the double, or the triple, fourth fold, and you get that extra crunch. It does hit harder. But it's so light. We're gonna bump the turtles up to number four for all his troubles. Dude is crying. And teardrop usually means they're gangsters. The tattooed tear? He's seen some ----. That man's got some bodies under his shell. Yo, he's been wearing the same top hat and bow tie since the 1930s, bro. I'll wear it on me, pep bro. I'm down to be on the table. That'd be sick. You might end up becoming, like, the first, yeah, Blazion on Pepero. It's a little, like, whatever to me. I've always thought this was a little whatever. It's easy to snack on, but it's not so delicious. Yeah, like, you know, it's like a one-and-done thing. Yeah. I like it, though. It's just, I need more. Seven or something like that? You wanna do that? Eight? Okay, further down. I mean, if they put me on the cover, they're one. Obviously, but, yeah, number one in Korea, so let's. Let's change that. Let's get that going. Let's change that. Home Run Ball. This is a chocolate-covered wafer, kind of. Whoa. It doesn't do it for me, really. I feel like the wafer is just, like, whatever. Number 10. Yeah, let's put that at 10. They look so good, but I don't think it aged well far as taste. Like, it's not. It's like Little Debbie's or something. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Yeah, similar. But not as, like. There's, like, marshmallow in the middle. It's not bad, actually. It's not, but I wouldn't put it in the top five at all. I think this fits right at number seven. Oh, seven, seven. Seven, 11. This is a throwback. Do you know about these? No, I'm a Gen Z. Maybe you know. In your day, this is what you guys used to eat during the Great Depression. 1967. This is all you guys had in the Great Depression, right? This is like an old-school joint. Like, your grandma will give you this. And I think this is kind of like a Lunar New Year thing. I don't know. I forget. Maybe. Mazza. You like it? I do. It's like a donut. This is, like, equivalent to when you get that little butternut scotch candy from your grandma. But you get this. This is the Asian version of it. Korean honey pastry. Yakgwa. What, after yak? I like that. I don't know. Every time he yells Korean, he yells it. Yakgwa. See that? There's no soft. Proper pronunciation of that. Korean honey pastry. I love that. You can speak Korean softly, too, right? Every word he says in Korean is aggressive as hell. Let's switch grandma's cookies to number two. That's a staple in the Korean community. Banana milk is gonna drop to number five. We'll get the elderly vote. Thank you guys so much for watching. That about does it. Don't forget, K-Pops is coming exclusively to AMC Theater near you. February 27th. Go watch it nationwide. Bring the whole family. Bring all these nice treats with you, hopefully. 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