The Try Guys, a popular YouTube channel, are exploring a variety of Japanese candies in this video. They start with a gift of Japanese candy from a patron, and decide to make a video out of it. The candies they try include Japanese freeze pops, Kit Kats, matcha lattes, sour stars, and even a candy called "Japanese condoms."
They also try "Poppin' Cookin Tanoshii Sushi," a sushi-themed candy that they make themselves. The process involves creating a rice base, adding salmon roe and seaweed, and then squishing them together to form a sushi-like shape. However, the final product is described as more jelly-like than sushi-like.
Throughout the video, the hosts engage in humorous banter and share their personal experiences with the candies. They also discuss the cultural significance of the candies, such as the popularity of Hello Kitty merchandise.
One of the candies they try, "Super Lemon," is described as being extremely sour. They also try a candy called "Strawberry Panda," which they describe as having a strong strawberry cream flavor.
In conclusion, the Try Guys enjoy exploring the unique and sometimes bizarre world of Japanese candies. They share their reactions, personal stories, and cultural insights, making the video both informative and entertaining.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The text is a transcript of a video where four men try different Japanese candies.
2. The video is part of a series called "Try Guys Taste Time".
3. The candies include freeze pops, Kit Kats, Hello Kitty matcha, spooky face candy, lemon candy, ice cream cone candy, sushi candy, toilet candy and panda candy.
4. The men have different reactions to the candies, some like them and some don't.
5. The men also make jokes and references to pop culture and their personal lives while trying the candies.
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