The video appears to be a review of various unusual kitchen gadgets and utensils purchased from a Chinese store called "Change." The reviewer tests and demonstrates the functionality of each item, including:
1. An empanada mold that successfully helps to create perfectly shaped empanadas.
2. A pizza cutting "bicycle" that is deemed to be ineffective and impractical.
3. A silicone mold for making Coca-Cola-flavored ice cubes that works as intended.
4. A pastry strip cutter that is not very effective in cutting strips for making pastries.
5. A cake syrup dispenser that is useful for adding syrup to cakes.
6. A cat-shaped egg mold that is difficult to use and does not produce the desired results.
The reviewer expresses their opinions on each item, stating which ones they like or dislike, and encourages viewers to share their thoughts on the gadgets.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The host is reviewing strange Chinese kitchen utensils.
2. The host bought all the utensils at a store called Change.
3. The first utensil is a short empanada mold that costs 121 pesos.
4. The mold is designed to cut and close empanadas.
5. The host tests the mold with dough and filling.
6. The second utensil is a bike-shaped pizza cutter that costs 163 pesos.
7. The host tests the pizza cutter on a pizza.
8. The third utensil is a silicone mold that costs 106 pesos.
9. The host tests the mold by freezing a coke mixture in it.
10. The fourth utensil is a pastry cutter that costs 74 pesos.
11. The host tests the cutter by cutting strips for a pastry.
12. The fifth utensil is a cat-shaped egg mold that costs 91 pesos.
13. The host tests the mold by cooking eggs in it.
14. The host is disappointed with the performance of the cat-shaped egg mold.