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**Title:** Tasting Mexican Shrimp Marsala Soup with Habanero Chili
**Summary:**
* The host tries a Mexican shrimp marsala soup with habanero chili, purchased online, as it's not commonly found in Korea.
* They appreciate the broth's flavor, enhanced by adding lemon juice and Valentina sauce.
* The host notes the soup is not as spicy as expected, despite the habanero chili.
* Comparing it to Korean ramen, they find the Mexican broth milder and more enjoyable.
* The host expresses their fondness for Mexican food, despite not having tried authentic dishes before.
* The video concludes with a positive review, a request for viewers to like and subscribe, and an invitation to the next video.
**Key Points:**
* Product: Mexican Shrimp Marsala Soup with Habanero Chili
* Purchase method: Online (due to unavailability in Korea)
* Notable flavors: Broth, Lemon Juice, Valentina Sauce
* Comparison: Milder than Korean Ramen
* Host's preference: Enjoys Mexican food, likes the product
Here are the extracted key facts, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. **Product**: The product being tried is a shrimp marsan soup with habanero chili.
2. **Origin**: The soup is of Mexican origin, but purchased online in Korea.
3. **Unavailability in Korea**: Similar products are not commonly sold in Korea.
4. **Waiting Time**: The soup requires a 3-minute waiting period after adding hot water.
5. **Ingredients Mentioned**:
* Shrimp
* Habanero chili
* Egg
* Carrots
* Valentina sauce (used as an add-on)
* Lemon juice (used as an add-on)
6. **Calorie Information**: Normally, similar products have around 500 calories, but this one has fewer due to its smaller size.
7. **Comparison to Korean Ramen**: The texture and flavor are different from Korean ramen.
8. **Japanese Influence**: A comment mentions that in Japan, eating with sound (e.g., slurping) is acceptable.
9. **Asian Texture Preference**: Asians often prefer a slimy texture, which this product lacks.
10. **Pricing in Korea**: Similar products can cost less than a dollar in Korea (approximately 800 Korean won, or around 15-20 Mexican pesos).
11. **Purchase Location**: The product was bought online due to its unavailability in local Korean supermarkets.