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The text is a transcript of a video in which the speaker tries to spend 24 hours eating only one-star foods on Amazon. He explains his criteria for choosing the foods and shows his reactions to each meal. He starts with a dried and roasted meat that looks like hay, then he has an organic seaweed and a canned squid for lunch, followed by a fig cereal bar for an afternoon snack. The worst food he tries is a preserved duck egg, also known as a century egg, which he finds disgusting and unbearable. He says he will never eat it again and concludes the video by asking the viewers to subscribe and share.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The author of the video is attempting to eat only one-star foods on Amazon for 24 hours.
2. The author searches for foods with the worst reviews on Amazon and buys them to create a menu for the challenge.
3. The first meal is a dried and roasted meat product from the Chihuahua mountain range.
4. The author rates the texture and taste of the meat product as very bad.
5. The second meal is a can of preserved squid.
6. The author finds the squid to be very strong and unpleasant to eat.
7. The author also tries a cereal bar that has a one-star rating on Amazon.
8. The author finds the cereal bar to be dry and not very tasty.
9. The final meal is a rotten duck egg, also known as a "century egg" or "thousand-year-old egg".
10. The author finds the smell and taste of the rotten duck egg to be extremely unpleasant.
11. The author rates the rotten duck egg as the worst food they have ever eaten.
12. The author concludes that trying new and different foods can be a valuable experience, but some foods are just not worth eating.
Note: I excluded opinions and subjective statements from the list, focusing on objective facts and events described in the text.