Name: 日本の冷凍食品とは (What Japanese Frozen Meals Are Like)
Uploaded: 2021-01-14T09:49:38.000Z
Duration: 14 min 33 s
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Hello world where I'm from in Japan, this is what frozen meals are like

and we have Kyabetsu and we have rice and we have Shumai and Kimchi

So the plan for the video was for me to show what meals mainly scrounged from the freezer were like

So I had this idea to shoot one meal for every day of the week

So five meals, but I thought hey, that's a little bit. No don't eat that. That's a little bit excessive

So I went with let's go over three days three meals. So I did that and

Let me shot it and that's the video that you saw and then the video just sat there for eight months

There was no answer it just sat there and wasn't me thinking of some grand idea. It wasn't me thinking of the

Sometimes there's just no answer people by the way

My wife is probably going to hate that I spread the whole freezer on the table like this

But she's only at work and I have to work so so last week I was scrounging through my video archives and I found this

Frozen meal footage and I thought to myself. Okay, I should finish this off, but I had two more meals to make and I thought

That's two more days of shooting. How about this? How about I just go to the grocery store?

Pick up a whole bunch of variety of food because that's what you want to see you want to see like everything

Pick the right food cook it all in one night

Eat it all and show you so that's what you're getting a variety of Japanese

Frozen meals that you can get at a Japanese grocery store

Okay, so we're at the frozen section and let's just see what's there

At the end we find noodles things like Tantan-men (noodles) and Udon

Here's all your frozen veggies. So a corn carrots and green peas mix like you'd find in Canada other items

you might not like Kabocha or Negi and a whole bunch of Edamame and

Over here you'll get less healthy fried. Kara-age some hamberg and yaki onigiri

This whole session is mostly fried rice or Chahan with a bit of omelette rice at the top

There's a fairly large selection of pasta meals for one

Here's a Karashi-meitaiko dish our spicy cod roe and this pasta is shrimp and five vegetables

we found some takoyaki and nerrit some okonomiyaki and

A cat yaki and down below some pizza and Gratin

And lastly, we have a little bit of french fries some hash browns and up top a few greens and some fruits and berries

We've never seen these frozen grapes before so why not?

And sorry, I didn't film the Bentou section that much but there's a couple doors dedicated to lunchbox food

Now on to the good stuff. Do you see the size of this ice cream here? That is huge. Really? Yep

Okay note to viewers. You'll understand why Aiko considers this one liter of ice cream huge in a moment

These are our small Haagen Dazs, that's a lot of flavors. Yep

Do you have this many haagen-dazs choices where you're from? Let us know

It's been a while since I've checked out the ice cream section in Canada as you might have noticed

There are a lot of individual servings our boxes that contain it compares into Canada small iced treats

The pro is that they're not so big and they're single servings that don't contain too many calories

Like this one has 209 for example the con I suppose is that you pay more and get less?

Except for packaging you get lots of that. Although Japanese packaging is very thin

So I'd be interested in comparing how much of a difference in packaging waste there is between Japan and other countries

What are we cooking here we're cooking gyoza

How often do we eat Gyoza do you think? Like two times in one month?

Um yeah Grandma. Yeah she gives us fresh Gyoza. Yep, but when she's not there to give us fresh Gyoza. We have frozen Gyoza

Yeah, this one is from pal system, which is a co-op grocery delivery service

How's this one taste? This one tastes fine. It is good

Okay, so what are we making here we're making Chahan.

But I can't really. All you do is you pour it in and you stir it. That's about it. Or mixed it

(Greg) Yeah, yeah. (Aiko) Okay I thought you meant. (Greg) No the frozen one (Aiko) yes, it's really easy.

Okay, and how did this one taste this one tastes really good? Yeah, I thought it was pretty good the quality

What are we seeing here? We're seeing Hamburg. And how do we cook hamburg?

This one we just put it in a pot and take it out like how many seconds? - No, no for real

Okay. - Just for the video, we put it in the pot and then we took it out because

I was cooking on the other stove and I didn't film it. So

Yeah, so cheese and tomato sauce and it's actually it's I think it's all pork might be some beef in it

It kind of looks like the plastic food, doesn't it? Yes and do you think you can make this on your own?

Hmm. I mean like this frozen. Yeah frozen style. Alright, thank ya because you're seeing the whole thing

that's all you do is you put it into a pot of boiling water and then you put the sauce in and mix.

But how did it taste? - It tastes good, like it's kind of just little little spicy. Yeah, I really liked it

Well, so what is this that Mommy is doing? - Well she's just

She's playing with her food? - No no, she's not playing. She's just..

Looks like she is playing. I've never seen anyone do that before. - She never does that. - Normally, you mean? - Nope. - Okay. - Never.

Yeah, it's kind of hot. - Oh, it's all like spicy hot, or just temperature hot? - Oh both - oh, okay

Well, it's fine. If you're loud, it's not doesn't matter

And that looks again like frozen or like it like plastic food kinda. - Yeah

And what about the Udon? - Yeah, I like the Udons and

Noodles, it was like really soft all the texture

Have you ever made this in the microwave oven like this before? - Nope.

In comparison to the ones that you cooked at home by yourself versus this microwave one, which one tastes better. Oh