Trying Filipino Childhood Snack with @gidsgids

@gidsgids shows us a Filipino Childhood Snack with two very popular Filipino snack items: Ligo Sardines and Sky Flakes!

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[Jeanelleats]

What's a nostalgic childhood snack for you? @gidsgids (Gideon) and I definitely had similar childhood favorites 🤭

[hanaj]

The older Filipino ladies at work used to slip me Skyflakes like candy. They are so much better than saltines!

[Legobrick]

“For some reason food just started better with your hands”
My dude, as in a Indian a truer statement has never been spoken 👏😂

[terlinguabay]

Skyflakes and Ligo sardines are a foodgroup on the Big Island.

[WHOisThat]

This is my favorite! A little hot sauce takes it to the next level

[orangutan-generator]

As someone who doesnt know much international things, I am shocked that Sky Flakes isnt worldwide. Some other things you might not know is exclusive to PH is:
Jolibee doesnt offer gravy in other countries except Philippines
Calamansi is actually called a 'Philippine Lime'
I was so shocked

[rattyeely]

NGL that looks extremely good for how simple it is

[remixtbh]

Im mexican and we get the canned sardines in tomato sauce and we would take off the bones and make a pico de gallo and ate them with saltines as well!

[loniz]

I think I wanna try this... Looks nutritious

[Schrei-dz]

we do but we mash the fish....we also do pandesal + sardineas

[MaddieAudy]

My parents ate sardines with Saltines and hot mustard and hot sauce along with smoked oysters because they were raised by their grandparents and that’s what they ate in their childhoods.

Me?… it’s a thing I only eat if there no bones and no skin on the sardines. I usually can get one down. I can eat a can of smoked oysters.

I’m Black. African American.

[anithavijay]

True food tastes better with your hands

[abbylynn]

Skyflakes makes me happy. All of my old coworkers would bring me a tin of Skyflakes back from visiting home. It was a running office joke. 😂😂😂❤

[notaperson]

I grew up eating saltines and canned sardines or mackerel with spicy mustard or horseradish! Don’t know how it started but it’s a tradition in our family of Baltimoreans 🤷‍♀️

[MrThanks-xvsy]

Yo, I'm chinese, and this is one of my childhood snacks too. Oh, this is what I eat when I was a kid. My grandma would cook some rice, place it in a small bowl, and mix it with lard with some soy sauce, some times she put fry egg mix with it. She would also cook some vegetables with garlic, oyster sauce, msg, salt, pepper and sugar as side dish to eat along with it. Love your video and cooking.

(Sorry, if my English was a mess to read it's not my first language and I'm still learning.)

(*´∀`)♪

[CamrynCarter-wxes]

that looks good!! love your channel! you’re the best💗💗

[cocabunnie]

As a girl from a Caribbean family my great aunts always had sky flakes on hand especially my auntie Eve, I’d eat them all the time with her and my sister, I miss those days ❤

[AestheticLyricsGirly]

MY FILIPINO FRIEND AT SCHOOL GAVE ME THESE AT SCHOOL
AND YES
MY DAD BROUGHT SMTH SIMILAR IN COLES WHEN I WAS LIKE 4 YRS OLD I USE TO EAT IT❤

[JAYZ-]

I love how when I visited Batangas recently, when I was on the highway to Manila, you can see a huge statue display of the sardine can. It was so funny and random to me 😂

[VoidBL]

I like it with some lemon and chopped tomatoes onions cilantro and serrano peppers.