transcript: Hello, Sawasdee ka! Did you know that the latest clip
of my sushi snack kit has been viewed over 1,000,000 times? Yeah! Thank you everyone!
I really appreciate it. I'm so glad. Over 1,000,000 views!
Very, very, very glad! Today, I made this clip to continue our fun. A friend of mine went to Japan and bought the same kind of DIY stuff
for me to play with. I am so glad. It was imported directly from Japan. I will share and make it
with you today. Thanks Pearl for this snack kit. Thanks so much!
I will make this snack today. It is called a DIY bento kit. Have you seen Japanese TV shows and how they prepare the lunch box for their kids to go to school? This is one of the same kinds. We have Panda here. Very cute! Let's see how to make it! How much fun we will have! Let's go! Let's start! Open the box. Like this. That's it. Take the package out. Besides the kit inside this package, we will also need this stuff. The most important thing is drinking water,
a plate to set the stuff on, and a small bowl for the snack. One more thing that
you can't forget is scissors. Let's open this package! It says that we should cut it, but I will open it like this instead,
Thai style. Pull it apart. And take the stuff inside out. Ta Da! Let's see what we have in the tray. Blue and orange. Dark orange, light orange, green,
pink, gray, brown. What is this? A clear plastic.
I don't know what it's for. So many colors. And a fork. Put these aside first. We will use scissors
to cut this triangle tray. This triangle is used for
measuring water. Got it. The measuring tray. Cut this and put it aside. Start with green powder. Put it in here. Go! Fill it in. Measure water. One triangle tray. Just one. Look at the color. Wow, the color has changed. Use the fork to stir. This compartment is so small. Stir the mixture
until the color is blended in. Next up, the orange one. The light one is small. Don't get
confused with the big package. Put the powder in this compartment. Tear it. Put the powder in. One tray of water. Pour it in. The color changes again. It becomes yellow. I think we miss red color here, Then, stir it. Try to smooth and even out
the mixture so it looks nice when
we take it out from the mold. This should be fine, I think. What's up, Mali? Here comes the pink one! Make it pink. Fill in the squid mold. No, it should be sausage. Remember the small sausage cut
in four at the end. One tray of water. Pour it in. Pour it in. Wow, red! Reggae color! Don't wait, stir it right away! Mix and blend it. Next, it is time for rice sushi. The blue package. Here we go! And fill it in here. The big square mold. Go ahead! Then measure two trays of water. Pour it in. Second one. Pour it in. Use the same fork to stir it. Stir. Oops! I did it too much. We've got rice sushi. Yeah! Ding, ding, ding! Then, we will divide it
into four pieces. Two small rice balls,
and two big rice balls. The big balls will be a panda's face
and a triangle rice sushi. The other two small balls
will be panda's ears. Measure by your eyes. This one is for sushi rice.
I will put it here. Two panda's ears One. It looks quite big. I'll do it again. First one. Second one. Make a panda's face. Roll it. Like this. Roll with your two hands
until it is round. Nice! Quite round indeed! Roll the other two ears as you like, as you prefer. You may make pointy ears
for our new species of panda. Be my guest! Make a triangle rice sushi. Here you go! a nice triangle! Now, back to our plastic mold tray. Put the gray package's powder in here. Look like black sesame but it is not. I'm trying to use the fork
to put some in here. The fork didn't work.
I will use the spoon instead. Much better. Put it in the panda face mold. Look! I made a little mess.
No problem. Time for the fusion. Start with the rice sushi. Raise the tray. Put the sushi in here. Press it and raise up. Ta da! Rich sushi with seaweed. Next, the panda's face. Ready? 1, 2, 3 go! Ouch, ouch, panda! Ta Da! Panda's face. Yeah! Yeah! Next, the ears. To tell you the truth,
the ear parts are fun. Drop it in here. Use the fork to roll it. Like this. Take it out. Shake it a bit. Shake it. Put it here. Next, fried potato or fried beef, pork or chicken, whatever! Put it in here. Measure water for one tray. Stir to mix it up. When it's done, divide it in half. Last package. The big orange package.
Put it in the same compartment. Two trays of water. One, two! Stir, stir, stir. Stir, stir, stir. How can I make noodles?
It looks like some ground pork mix. Here goes! This plastic bag. Put the mixture in here. Cut the corner. If you want fat noodles, cut it wider. We are ready to squeeze now. But first, set up a plate. Put the rest on the plate,
then squeeze the noodles. Take everything out of the molds. Push it out. Are you coming out? Come on! Come on! Come out! Yeah! My veggie looks terrible. How come it looks bad! Put the vegetable down. The sausage. It came out easy. What a beautiful piece! Very nice. sweet egg. I may need a spoon. Come on! Almost there. Almost out. Yeah! The rice sushi should be here,
I think, the fried stuff here. The highlight, the panda. It seems to melt down a bit. Panda in the middle. Place the ear. One more. Hey, the ear came off. My panda looks like Micky Mouse. Stay there please.
My fingers are messed up. It is okay. I like what I made. It's almost done. Just one more thing. We will squeeze this. The panda's ear won't stay.
It came off. Move the sausage here. I will squeeze it down here. Nice noodles. Squeeze! Ta da! How is my bento sushi set?
Is it pretty? I'd like to apologize
if I missed anything. My first time doing this stuff.
It's a bit confusing. Trial and error. See you again next week! Bye bye! Don't forget to click 'subscribe.' Don't turn it off yet.
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