Have Green Tea Mochi / Tteok with Me!

[kaisiestrawn]

ahh there fucking amazing!!1

[PinkCoral1998]

Lol ur awesome!

[giuseppeow]

YeAH GREEN TEA FUCK UP

[Emmma360]

Rice cakes :'D I'm so jealous :(

[CardwellProductions1]

My grandma used to make green tea mochi with me before she passed away. Thanks for bringing back such a great memory, bundangbear. I love you, Granny Tomoe! Arigato!

[Rei0zero]

this is equivalent to torture

[ChatDeLament]

ok. thaks to you, now i know it IS etible XD

cuz when i took it out of the box i was like wtf? why does it feel like fresh dough,..(like the kind you make bread out of) and i ate one and was kinda scared XD i thought maybe i was suppose to bake it or somthing first XD!

[supatoker420]

Mmmmmm looks Bear! I'm glad your enjoying your stay in Korea!

[7000MV]

良く食べるね～

おいしい～～

[daiki1992]

it makes me hungry

good video

[edenbainbridge]

i have never had that before. i have seen them only on y.t. vids

xoexo

[bundangbear]

It's oishi / mashiseo! They're generally available in any Asian market in the States. I've bought them in Michigan before.

[edenbainbridge]

i am sure it is available here. i live in an artsy/ tourist town so most things are. im a lazy ass so unless it is readily available i rarely go out of my way to look for some thing. it pretty much has to be in walking distance or i just forget about it ;)

xoexo

[mizu37]

It is called daifuku not mochi LOL

[Psychedalien]

I never saw many green products!!!!

[bundangbear]

This one's godd and green! Hey, my site's back up, so drop by. so good to see you, vriend!

[lancechamplain]

May I suggest salads!

[seouldave69]

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[seouldave69]

mra, whati s your problem. I'm bash you in the choops, babo. I don't know why the bear puts up with you, punk ass biotch.

[DictatorHuJintao]

daifuku

[aaateam111]

i thought u were hating it on 0:45 rofl

[khr2852]

ok. i agree.

do you live in n.korea?

[jeremynikmup]

woot woot shazzam!

[jeremynikmup]

what a nice kind vid!

[HarveyEspatchelowe]

Thanks for the rice cake, Bear. mmmm.

[bundangbear]

I'm feuding with that Jim Riley again after he made a vid saying death to me, my family, AND ALL KOREANS!

watch?v=ZymhGNFS6mQ

[BeautifulKoreans]

i love japanese mochis!

[ushaiaa]

enjoy! nice hat my friend! good luck and bonne appetit

[hippietrucker67]

green is good...

[mountainman315]

You so kind

[turntable187]

We all love you so much bundangbear!

[daveerechillin08]

love the hat bro

[jaso19]

Love the hat dude

[jaso19]

have a green tea mochi hahaha LOL im makin a mess Lol love that man haha

[bundangbear]

Yes ,Garrett, we can feel free to go after Cloe when she says something wrong. I do, and you should, too. It's ok. However, Cloe actually appears to be behaving here, so let this be our nice little sandbox where we can play peacefully. Just here. PeACE, BB

[ImGodUFUCK]

A WILD NORTH KOREA APPEARS

[NinjaCosplayGoneWild]

5 stars bro

[NinjaCosplayGoneWild]

Green tea is Japanese!

Mochi is Japanese!

Rice cake is Japanese!

[KoreanoKimTaeWan]

Hay

Stop that.

Green tea Rice cake is different

Korean Rice cake.

Japanese addition ricecake into

Green tea.

But Korean from the first add to ricecake like a 쑥.

[KoreanoKimTaeWan]

Another people thinking 쑥 is wormwood.

But Western's wormwood is diffrent to

Eastern's Wormwood.

However, Ricecake is Korean.

Do you understand saru?

[NinjaCosplayGoneWild]

what?? r u blind??didnt you see what bundanbear was eating?

Japanese MOCHI!!!!!

This aint about Japan and Korea..... ok babo? I dunno why bundabear supports Korean nationalist like you. You should die

[KoreanoKimTaeWan]

Yeah.

I'll die.

(about 100years after)

And I didn't say 'That mochi is Korean!'.

I want say 'Mochi's Origin is 떡'.

[bundangbear]

Hey Ninja, BE NICE HERE and enjoy your mochi and be GOOD!

[bundangbear]

KimTaeWan, you are right, and thank you for the input! Let's all be nice on this vid. "Rice cake" isn't a very good translation, I've decided myself.

[bundangbear]

쑥 = mugwort is the best English translation.

[seouldave69]

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[MeestahKeem]

dude! i love those things ! you rock man

[johnhart30]

I'm more of a sushi guy myself. :P

[KoreanJohnnyLee]

Haha, you changed the name of this video.

Did I disturb you? if i did, sorry :(

[bundangbear]

No, it just seems that "rice cake" is a poor translation, as Westerners think of those puffed rice cakes that are famously not delicious.

[Wiselala]

In Australia we have green ant tea (:

[taedei33]

ooooh ill join u infact i loove green tea ricecakes

[bundangbear]

Now Garrett, Cloe's being good here, talking about natto and all. Can't we all just be like Fonzie? What was Fonzie? He was cool, right? Did you see "Pulp Fiction"? I'm sure you did, my friend! So, let's all be like Fonzie! (Unless someone else isn't cool first, of course.)

[PrinceGardo]

:D AW WHY THANK YOU.

[bundangbear]

My pleasure!

[oliversudz101]

i have complete respect for you =]

[KoreanJohnnyLee]

Mochi and 떡 is something different things. I heard from My Japanese Language Teacher. haha,

[KoreanJohnnyLee]

Oh, I didn't know that 떡 is 'rice cake' in English. thanks for good informations

[bundangbear]

It's not a perfect translation, but it's the only translation I've ever seen for 떡.

[pataphysician66]

What's inside? Bean paste? Looks tasty. You would post this just before I have my breakfast, now I'm really hungry! I love the green tea ice cream mochi we get at Trader Joe's.

[bundangbear]

Hi Deb! It's a bean paste with more green tea flavor inside. I was just reading about Trader's Joe's mochi ice cream, as a matter of fact.

[cheakdirk]

I ONLY DRINK FEBO TEA LOL 5/5

[bundangbear]

Does FEBO have tea? LOL

[cheakdirk]

i dont no haha see yea

[CloeBuckingham]

Go Israel! Go Japan!

[bundangbear]

Have one, Cloe!

[CloeBuckingham]

I actually like them, but then, I like Natto too.

[bundangbear]

I had natto on the first morning I ever spent in East Asia, in Nakano, Tokyo. It was the last time I had natto, too. It's a real Kanto thing. People in Kansai don't eat natto so much.

[CloeBuckingham]

And the natto they eat in Kansai is milder too. Kanto natto sometimes smells like ammonia.

By the way, I like Korean kimchi very much, but Japanese kimchi is too sweet and has too much garlic. I think most Japanese don't like the spicy heat of Korean kimchi, but they can just wash off the chili if they want to make it milder. But I prefer Japanese wasabi.

I miss kalguksu, pibimbap, many other dishes, and the zillions of side dishes in Korea.

[beararmygirl]

SWEET vid, honey. Hahahaha! Is joke, get it? Hey, my English is getting better and better. Thank you so muchie for teach me!

love ya always,

Yvonne

[eddiesluver]

Hmmm, are they anything like the Vietnamese rice sweets? Because i LOVE those! I'll have to visit my local Korean store and see if they have those, cause they look yummy. lol =)

[bundangbear]

Yes, the pounded glutinous rice made into a "cake" is similar in Vietnam, but with some different flavors.

[marshalmother1]

Thank you. That was tasty! :D

[bundangbear]

Aafwan!

[gunnota]

Ok it is proof tat ur not racist...

Ty for a vid like this...

And sorry i was mis understanding..

[bundangbear]

Yes, I'm sincerely trying to build bridges of friendship.

ありがとうございます。

[seouldave69]

GREAT VID YO!

[tuberpie68]

They don't look like rice cakes. They look like candy; specifically like artificial marshmallow, with chocolate, or dark gramme cracker, or dates inside, & shredded coconut, &/or sprinkles(made of confectioner's sugar & food coloring) on the outside. They are even in those little pleated, paper cups they some candies come in. But, then I'm seeing it through the eyes of my experience.

[seouldave69]

tuber, "rice cake" may not be a great translation. They are "tteok," or "mochi." The outside is all pounded glutinous rice, not marshmallow. Google "mochi" and you'll see.

[bundangbear]

It's all glutinous rice, green tea, and a bit of sugar. All natural, actually. The dark green tea gives it the green color. If you ever have a chance, go to an Asian market and ask for "mochi" or "tteok," and you will be pleasantly surprised, my friend!

[dasdafoij]

correct ^^

[bundangbear]

감사합니다