Texan's 1st time Trying These Filipino Vinegars in The Philippines!

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Published 2024-06-09
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Texan's 1st time Trying These Filipino Vinegars ‪@pinoyfloyd‬

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Vinegar list

0:00 Intro

0:51 Shopping for Vinegar

3:53 Calamari on the street

5:42 Filipino Vinegar Tasting

6:18 Pinakurat Extra Hot $1.10

9:09 Pinakurat Sweetened $1.10

10:28 Organic Topwil Coconut Vinegar $5

11:58 Waykurat Coconut Vinegar $1.10

13:10 Basimatsi Ginger Vinegar $2

14:50 Basimatsi Smoked Vinegar $3

16:29 Datu Puti $0.75

18:00 Silver Swan Cane Vinegar $0.30

19:20 Mamasita Cane Vinegar $0.50

20:51 Mamasita Hot sauce
All Comments (21)
  • @Tuwekultzkie
    Atleast this guys is not trying to be generic vlogger and not doing any pinoybaiting just casually going here and therr which is cool and different...KUDOS!
  • @stephendelacruzone
    Dudes! This is like a wine-tasting of different type of vinegars... that became sort of a journey in itself. They're all different! 👑✨👌
  • @AStupidTourist
    I always prefer vinegar over soy sauce when in PH . Awesome to see all these varieties
  • @JustiisLeague
    The Sean Evans of vinegar. Good that you’re not taking bottle cap shots anymore and you’re using street food but do shake the bottle first next time.
  • @wtb472
    I like pinakurat and sukang iloco but what brings back childhood memories is plain datu puti or silver swan vinegar with salt and chopped fresh garlic. :)
  • @aidaantipolo9027
    Floyd is so handsome is he single?😂😂That street foods is perfect. With the vinegar i like PINakurat
  • @josefotografo7555
    Well done on the original content! Hope you enjoy your stay in the Philippines!
  • @KatAndTheMetroEastCity
    Hi Bert! Yoh, how are you? Very nice, you have another vinegar video. 😊 Where are you now? Are you back in California now?
  • @user-ln2wd7rm1q
    Since you have lots of vinegars now, why not cook your own version of Adobo? You just need to add soy sauce, garlic and bayleaf.
  • @WarayBatasanKuno
    19:12 they recommend that vinegar for general use like for making adobo or pickling or making Paksiw.
  • @lumpiasaguban9102
    hope u can find homemade suka (made of coconut) in karenderyas. full of garlic and chillis those are the best for me :)
  • @wormboii
    Also, there are even better vinegar mixed spices in each houses, where they put lots of chillies, ginger, garlic, onions and etc.. like a looot of it in a bottle. I do that too. Home made. Better than any other commercial brands. You can buy a coconut vinegar for about $1.50 a gallon in the street. Then you put all spices. Maybe try to do house hunting in each provinces. You would know a very good coconut vinegar if the smell covers the floor of its smell. 😅
  • @wormboii
    Go visit a province where locals sells coconut vinegar in the street. You can also taste their coconut wine called "tuba".