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Chengdu Food Exploration: Leeching & Cockroach Farms in Sichuan
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🇨🇳 *Chengdu, Sichuan, CHINA*
🪳 *[CHINESE LEECH & COCKROACH FARM!!]*
1️⃣ *Chengdu Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Market*
1 Juxia Road, Chengdu International Trade City, JinNiu District, Chengdu City
⚕️ *MEDICINAL INGREDIENTS*
Notoginseng 三七 (Sānqī) | Tienchi Ginseng 田七...
Chengdu, Sichuan, CHINA. CHINESE LEECH & COCKROACH FARM!!
Chengdu Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Market
Medicinal Ingredients: Notoginseng 三七 (Sānqī) | Tienchi Ginseng 田七 (Tiánqī) | Chinese Angelica 当归 (Dānggu) | Ginseng 人参 (Rénsēn) | Pilose Asiabell Root 党参* (Dǎngshēn) | Goji Berry 枸杞* (Gǒuqǐ) | Turtle Shell | Chinese Angelica | Snake Gallbladder (Shé Dǎn) | Snake Gallbladder Bile (Shé Dǎn Bā) | Agkistrodon (Fù Shé) | Agkistrodon Gallbladder (Fù Shé Dǎn) | Agkistrodon Halys (Huǐ Shé) | Starfish Medicine
Leech Farm - Jiangyou Mingxing Industrial Park Zhizhen Garden
Mr. Wang 王先生 (Farm Owner)
KUĀN TǏ JĪN XIÀN SHUǏ ZHÌ 宽体金线水蛭 (Broad-bodied Leech)
SHUǐ ZHÌ 水蛭 (Dried Leech)
CN¥1,300.00 RMB / $179.28 USD (Per 0.5kg)
Cockroach Farm - Luzhou Meiland Breeding Co., Ltd
Mr. Hu 胡先生 (Farm Owner)
AMERICAN COCKROACH
YOU ZHA ZHANGLANG 油炸蟑螂 (Fried Cockroach)
GĀN ZHĀNG LÁNG 干蟑螂 (Dried Cockroach)
CN¥2,600.00 RMB / $358.57 USD (Per kg)
Best Ever Food Review Show takes us on a culinary adventure in Chengdu, Sichuan, China. The journey begins in a traditional Chinese medicine market, showcasing a variety of medicinal ingredients. Then, it's off to a leech farm in Jiangyou City, where we meet Mr. Wang and learn about the farming of broad-bodied leeches, a surprising delicacy. The adventure culminates at a cockroach farm in Luzhou City, where Mr. Hu introduces us to American cockroaches, prepared in fried and dried forms. The video captures the unique experience of encountering these unusual ingredients, highlighting the cultural and culinary aspects of Chinese cuisine.
Chengdu, Sichuan, CHINA. CHINESE LEECH & COCKROACH FARM!!
Chengdu Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) Market
Medicinal Ingredients: Notoginseng 三七 (Sānqī) | Tienchi Ginseng 田七 (Tiánqī) | Chinese Angelica 当归 (Dānggu) | Ginseng 人参 (Rénsēn) | Pilose Asiabell Root 党参* (Dǎngshēn) | Goji Berry 枸杞* (Gǒuqǐ) | Turtle Shell | Chinese Angelica | Snake Gallbladder (Shé Dǎn) | Snake Gallbladder Bile (Shé Dǎn Bā) | Agkistrodon (Fù Shé) | Agkistrodon Gallbladder (Fù Shé Dǎn) | Agkistrodon Halys (Huǐ Shé) | Starfish Medicine
Leech Farm - Jiangyou Mingxing Industrial Park Zhizhen Garden
Mr. Wang 王先生 (Farm Owner)
KUĀN TǏ JĪN XIÀN SHUǏ ZHÌ 宽体金线水蛭 (Broad-bodied Leech)
SHUǐ ZHÌ 水蛭 (Dried Leech)
CN¥1,300.00 RMB / $179.28 USD (Per 0.5kg)
Cockroach Farm - Luzhou Meiland Breeding Co., Ltd
Mr. Hu 胡先生 (Farm Owner)
AMERICAN COCKROACH
YOU ZHA ZHANGLANG 油炸蟑螂 (Fried Cockroach)
GĀN ZHĀNG LÁNG 干蟑螂 (Dried Cockroach)
CN¥2,600.00 RMB / $358.57 USD (Per kg)
This video follows Best Ever Food Review Show's exploration of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM) in China, focusing on unique and unexpected ingredients. The journey begins in a Chengdu TCM market, brimming with unusual items like turtle shells, snake gallbladders, and various roots and fungi. The sheer scale and variety of products are astonishing, highlighting the deep integration of TCM into Chinese culture.
The video then shifts to two farms: a leech farm and a cockroach farm. At the leech farm, Best Ever Food Review Show interacts with Mr. Wang, the farm owner, learning about the medicinal uses of leeches and even handling them firsthand. The process of harvesting and drying the leeches is detailed, emphasizing their role in improving blood flow. The unexpected discovery that leeches are FDA-approved for medical use in the USA adds a surprising global perspective.
The cockroach farm presents an even more striking experience. Millions of American cockroaches are raised here for medicinal purposes. Best Ever Food Review Show explores the cockroach nursery, witnessing the sheer volume of insects and their breeding process. The interaction with Mr. Hu, the farm owner, reveals the surprising profitability of cockroach farming. The video culminates in the preparation and consumption of deep-fried cockroaches, a moment of both humor and genuine cultural immersion. The taste test is described in detail, highlighting the surprising crunchiness and unexpected flavor profile.
Throughout the video, Best Ever Food Review Show displays a willingness to challenge his own biases and embrace the unfamiliar. The emotional arc of the video involves overcoming initial disgust and apprehension to develop a newfound appreciation for the cultural significance and potential health benefits of these unusual ingredients. The video's success lies in its ability to blend humor, cultural understanding, and a willingness to step outside of one's comfort zone, making it an engaging and memorable experience for the viewer.
Best Ever Food Review Show takes us on a wild culinary adventure in China, exploring the fascinating world of Traditional Chinese Medicine (TCM). From a bustling Chengdu market overflowing with exotic ingredients to massive leech and cockroach farms, he bravely confronts his preconceived notions. Witness his surprising discoveries, humorous interactions with farmers, and the unforgettable experience of deep-frying and eating cockroaches—a truly unique and unforgettable journey!
Best Ever Food Review Show's China trip explores TCM, featuring bizarre ingredients like leeches and cockroaches. A surprising, funny, and unforgettable food adventure!
Chengdu TCM: Leechs, Cockroaches & Medicinal Markets
2:08 Some TCM ingredients are strictly for medicinal purposes, not food. Be aware of this distinction when exploring TCM markets.
2:42 Consult a pharmacist for guidance on preparing and consuming TCM ingredients. Don't self-medicate with unfamiliar items.
7:05 Medicinal leeches are a different species than blood-sucking leeches. They feed on invertebrates and are used for improving blood flow.
7:44 Many Americans are skeptical of TCM. Be open-minded but also critical; some practices lack scientific evidence.
15:08 Cockroaches are fed a variety of fruits and vegetables. Their farming is surprisingly high-tech and efficient.
17:31 Cockroaches in TCM are believed to help with stomach and intestinal problems. They are also used in some beauty products.
18:08 Cockroaches are not commonly eaten as food in China, despite their use in medicine.
2:08 Some TCM ingredients are strictly for medicinal purposes, not food. Be aware of this distinction when exploring TCM markets.
2:42 Consult a pharmacist for guidance on preparing and consuming TCM ingredients. Don't self-medicate with unfamiliar items.
7:05 Medicinal leeches are a different species than blood-sucking leeches. They feed on invertebrates and are used for improving blood flow.
7:44 Many Americans are skeptical of TCM. Be open-minded but also critical; some practices lack scientific evidence.
15:08 Cockroaches are fed a variety of fruits and vegetables. Their farming is surprisingly high-tech and efficient.
17:31 Cockroaches in TCM are believed to help with stomach and intestinal problems. They are also used in some beauty products.
18:08 Cockroaches are not commonly eaten as food in China, despite their use in medicine.
0:00 Cockroach factory introduction
1:00 Chengdu medicine market
4:39 Leech farm visit
9:07 Cockroach farm visit
16:33 Cockroach tasting
20:36 Industry overview
0:00 Intro
0:58 Chinese Herbal Medicine Market
4:11 Cockroach & Leech Farm Teaser
4:38 Leech Farm Tour
9:00 Cockroach Farm Tour
16:32 Cockroach Meal
20:18 More Best Ever Food Review Show
20:34 Bloopers & LOLs
21:21 Outro (Peace!)
best ever food review showbefrssonny sidebefrs teamfoodaround the world food and culture청두중국쓰촨tcmtraditional chinese medicinecockroachleechfarmeating cockroachWhat did the leeches feel like?
They were surprisingly slimy, and one even curled up like a little turtle!
What was the cockroach farm like?
It was hot, humid, and absolutely crawling with millions of cockroaches! It was terrifying, but also strangely fascinating.
What did the fried cockroaches taste like?
They were crunchy, with a toasty flavor and a slightly musty aftertaste. Much better than I expected!
