The video appears to be a review of various products purchased from a store called "Crossroads." The reviewer tastes and comments on each product, including Olivier meat, Philadelphia cucumber rolls, crab sticks, potato croutons, waffles, Russian cheese, bread, and pelmeni. They share their honest opinions, both positive and negative, about each item. Overall, they seem impressed with the quality of the products from Crossroads, comparing them favorably to other brands.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The speaker is reviewing products from a store called Crossroads.
2. The speaker is comparing the products to those from other stores, such as Auchan.
3. The speaker tried Olivier, a product from Crossroads, and found it to be delicious.
4. The speaker also tried a double-layer fish product from Crossroads, which cost 329 rubles.
5. The speaker was surprised by the diversity of products from Crossroads.
6. The speaker tried Philadelphia cucumber rolls from Crossroads, but found them to be unevenly cut.
7. The speaker tried a product called "clarified nectar" from Crossroads, which cost 39 rubles per liter.
8. The speaker tried apple juice from Crossroads, which cost 35 rubles.
9. The speaker tried crab sticks from Crossroads, but was disappointed with the quality.
10. The speaker tried potato croutons with a chicken flavor from Crossroads, which cost 18 rubles.
11. The speaker tried waffles from Crossroads, but found them to be not very tasty.
12. The speaker tried Russian cheese from Crossroads, which cost 120 rubles.
13. The speaker tried a sausage from Crossroads, which cost 120 rubles.
14. The speaker tried dumplings from Crossroads, which were filled with meat broth.
15. The speaker liked the packaging of the dumplings from Crossroads.
16. The speaker tried a roll from Crossroads, which cost 30 rubles.
17. The speaker found the products from Crossroads to be generally good quality.
Note: The text is a review of products from a store, and the speaker's opinions and comments are not included in the extracted facts.