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EXTREME Taiwanese Street Food Tour | RARE Turtle Soup Street Food in RURAL Taiwan
Eating TURTLE SOUP in a RURAL Taiwanese Market in Beigang, Taiwan Chiayi County. This was some EXTREME Street Food!
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Today Sabrina joins me on camera to try some interesting Taiwanese foods we have never tried before! Sorry for the delay in posting we have been getting ready for our world tour! Including Street Food in Korea, Street Food in Japan, Street Food in India and more...! Stay tuned :)
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Hey there, my name's Luke Martin! I travel in search of local Street Food! I am always on the lookout for the best most unique hole-in-the-walls and tasty Street Food snacks! I am currently doing my best to document as much of the local Street Food here in Taiwan! This usually sees me spending lots of times at the popular night markets, as well as the super local morning markets!
I've eaten Street Food all around the world! You can see my videos on Street Food in Japan, Street Food in Hong Kong, Street Food in Taiwan and Street Food in Malaysia!
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Soft Peanut Candy│Taiwanese Food│Beigang cuisine│
Taiwanese Food-Soft Peanut Candy
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Beigang Xiangji Peanut Crisp has a history of 100 years. This is a good taste that can only be eaten in Beigang. For the currently prepared peanut crisp, a large amount of peanut flour is sprinkled on the stage to pile the peanut flour into a concave shape. Pour the hot maltose into it, then cover it with peanut powder, and then use the power to roll the peanut powder and maltose evenly. Spread the peanut powder in the process, and keep pushing the stack until the maltose can evenly cover the peanuts Powder, pull into long strips and cut to complete the handmade peanut candy.
#Yunlin #SoftPeanutCandy #Beigang #TaiwaneseFood #TaiwaneseSnacks #StreetFood
Taiwanese traditional rice products, Rice crispy│Taiwanese Food│Beigang cuisine│
Taiwanese Food-Taiwanese traditional rice products, Rice crispy
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Taiwanese rice crispy is a traditional rice product in Taiwan. It is a kind of dim sum. The method is to steam taro and glutinous rice to make cake, then cut into strips and air-dried. After frying, it becomes rice crackers. , And finally wrapped with sesame, peanut flour or crispy rice in the outer layer, generally made into long strips. A bite under the mouth is crispy rice or sesame, the middle is a sweet and chewy malt, and the inner is a fluffy and crispy rice ball. Three completely different flavors are imported at the same time, and the mouthfeel is soft, dense, and crispy.
#Yunlin #Ricecrispy #Beigang #TaiwaneseFood #TaiwaneseSnacks #StreetFood
BEAUTIFUL Street Food Temple Tour in Taiwan | Taiwanese STREET FOOD + Temple Guide - BEST of Taiwan
Taiwan Temple and Street Food Tour - BEST of Taiwan
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This time we take you to 2 of our FAVORITE temples in Taiwan: The Beigang Chaotian Temple and Chiayi City God Temple. Traveling in Taiwan is not complete without visiting a temple, and these are some of the BEST for unique travel experiences in rural Taiwan!
Of course we didn't miss the opportunity to sample the countless Street Food stalls waiting at the footsteps of the temples! Some of the BEST Street Food can be found right outside of a temple!
I hope you enjoyed this video as it took a lot of time and effort to film and edit and include all the subtitles. If you did please share it with your friends and anyone else you know who loves to eat!
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Hey there, my name's Luke Martin with chopsticktravel.com ! I am always on the lookout for the best most unique hole-in-the-walls and tasty Street Food snacks! I am currently doing my best to document as much of the food culture here in Taiwan! This usually sees me spending lots of times at the popular night markets, as well as the super local morning markets!
I've eaten Street Food all around the world! You can see my videos on Street Food in Japan, Street Food in Hong Kong, Street Food in Taiwan and Street Food in Malaysia! I believe that to have an authentic travel experience you must learn about the food!
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Thick ox-tongue cakes│Taiwanese Food│Beigang cuisine│
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The shape of the pie is like a tongue of a cow, so it is called a Lukang ox-tongue cakes.Lukang ox-tongue cakes have maltose as the filling. You mix flour, icing sugar, water, etc., and roll them into dough. Then you roll it into an oval shape, with the filling. Next, you either fry or bake the dough
#Yunlin #Thicktonguecakes #Beigang #TaiwaneseFood #TaiwaneseSnacks #StreetFood
Taiwan Train Journeys Ep1 Part 2 - Douliu City, Yunlin County
On the 3rd December 2017 I decide to jump on to the train to head south, my goal was to visit three cities in three different counties, so my second city was Douliu which is a small city not known for a large tourism industry, so I thought why not accept the challenge of finding out what is interesting about this city. I went to see Taiping Street which has Japanese architecture from the Japanese era, the old records house and got lost in the Douliu market as well as trying some Taiwanese street food.
Xinzhuang New Taipei City, Taiwan Temple Celebration Parade.05-28-2014
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American Red Cross dispensary at the Taiwan Base Command during Second Taiwan Strait Crisis.
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The Amazing Tian Hou Gong Mazu Temple in Lugang, Taiwan
Walking with Fanny Rosie - Taiwan, part 1/3: Yunlin 雲林縣 (2 outfits)
I spent one week in Taiwan, so this is the first of a three short videos series. Visit Yunlin with me: its towns (and puppies), Douliu Night Market, Yunlin Hand Puppet Museum and Huwei SL Towel Factory (that makes towels in shape of cakes). Oh, and lots of Bubble Tea.
And Taiwan in August is pretty hot! It is really similar to Okinawa, but since we spent most of the day outside, we felt it more.
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Taiwan Train Journeys Ep1 Part 1 - Yuanlin City, Changhua County.
On the 3rd December 2017 I decide to jump on to the train to head south, my goal was to visit three cities in three different counties, so my first city was Yuanlin City in Changhua county where I visited a taouism temple, as well as followed an old sugar rail line track where I got to see the old South Yuanlin station, which is slowly rotting away over time.
The best of Taipei: getting a bird’s eye view from 101 tower and queuing for juicy dumplings
This episode of Travelogue explores the best of Taipei. During this segment presenter Marc Edwards gets a taste of cheap and tasty local snacks at a famous night market and gets the best view of the city from Taipei's famous 101 tower.
Travel Taipei Taiwan｜Xingtian Temple｜Vlog Guide 遊台灣：台北行天宮
I've been thinking about where to take yuh since it seems I've been all over as far as and as much as the MRT (Subway/Metro in Taiwan) can take me. Then I thought, HEYYYY WHY HAVE I NOT VISITED THE TEMPLE?!!! Well I haven't because I'm Christian but visiting and praying at the temple is indeed part of the Taiwanese people's lives. Most of the Taiwanese people believe in Taoism/Daoism which people tend to confuse with Buddhism. Taoism, however; is very different from Buddhism because the Taoist don't worship the buddhas but multiple different Gods that are based on the Chinese teachings and philosophies. The Taoists operate on the three virtues of compassion, moderation, and humility.
Too much religions for you? Well how about just simply visiting for the pleasure of being a tourist and seeing places you would probably not find in your own country?
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Tienhou Temple Lugang, Changhua, Taiwan
This temple celebration at the Tienhou Temple in Lugang township of Changhua county, Taiwan took place on March 12 of 2016. Enjoy and tell me what you think of this ceremony!
Taiwan's Old Mountain Line - Miaoli County
I'm guiding a series of small group narrow gauge railway tours to Taiwan and Japan and Miaoli County on the West Coast is where we find the old Mountain Line and the spectacular Japanese built brick viaduct approach to Longtong Bridge which was destroyed in the 1935 earthquake.
Highlights of my Taiwan tour is a visit to the spectacular Alishan Forest Railway which climbs from sea level to 2.200m in just 75 kilometers and on special occasions, still operates a Shay geared locomotive! Check out OzSteam.com for more information as well as tour departure dates.
Taiwan, Dounan: heißer Tanz !
Ja, sehr interessant, wie manche Kulturen ihre religiösen Feste zelebrieren.
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{Temple} Travel in Taiwan -- Songshan Ciyou Temple + Geocache hide
Songshan Ciyou Temple is near MRT Songshan Station and Raohe Street Night Market. A very old and interesting temple, indeed.
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Lion Dance - Mazu Parade Taiwan.
My favourite dance of the parade I saw at Tsu-Ho Gong.