The speaker reviews various Thai snacks and candies, including a chicken snack shaped like a fish, a crispy fish snack, a spicy snack called "cricket chili sauce," and a candy that tastes like mango and durian. They also try a seafood snack and a silkworm snack, which they find delicious. Throughout the video, the speaker interacts with their audience, asking for feedback and suggestions for future videos.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The video features a person trying various Thai snacks.
2. The snacks were collected from Indonesia.
3. The person mentions that many of the snacks are sour and salty.
4. The first snack tried is called Taokaenoi.
5. Taokaenoi is an authentic Thai snack available in Indonesian minimarkets.
6. The price of Taokaenoi is IDR 17,000.
7. The person also tries a snack called Crispy Fish Paint.
8. Crispy Fish Paint is available in plastic packaging and costs IDR 47,000.
9. The person also tries a snack called Bento, which is a type of noodle.
10. The Bento packaging is similar to a brand called Cece in Indonesia.
11. The price of Bento is IDR 18,000.
12. The person also tries a type of candy that is not sold per pack.
13. The candy is available in a big package and costs IDR 10,000 for 10 pieces.
14. The person also tries a snack called Taro Seafood Snacks.
15. Taro Seafood Snacks are available in Indonesia and cost IDR 35,000.
16. The person also tries a snack called Silkworms.
17. Silkworms are a type of insect snack.
18. The person mentions that one of the Silkworms snacks has expired.