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This is a transcript of a video from the Best Ever Food Review Show, where the host and his guest try three different snails at three different price points in Vietnam. They sample various types of snails, from tiny coconut snails to giant conch snails, cooked in different ways and with different sauces. They compare the taste, texture, and value of each snail dish, and also learn some facts about the snails from the restaurant owners and chefs. The video also includes some humor, banter, and promotion of the show's merchandise and Patreon.
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- The text is a transcript of a video from the Best Ever Food Review Show, where the host tries different snail dishes in Vietnam.
- The host is joined by a local snail enthusiast named Me Fam, who helps him navigate the snail scene.
- They try three different snail experiences at three different price points: street food, exotic seafood, and high-end seafood.
- The street food stall offers more than 60 kinds of shelled seafood, and they try coconut snails, mountain snails, and tobacco pipe snails.
- The exotic seafood place serves a giant conch that weighs over 5 pounds and costs 150 USD. They cook it two ways: stir-fried with chili and butter, and steamed with ginger and fish sauce.
- The high-end seafood restaurant has a huge aquarium with a variety of live seafood, including a melo melo snail that weighs over 2 pounds and costs 200 USD. They also cook it two ways: stir-fried with garlic and chilies, and salad with banana flowers and peanuts.
- The host and Me Fam share their opinions on the snail dishes, and compare the value of each experience. They also encounter some challenges with extracting the snail meat and eating the poop sacs.