Since the popular streamer El The most recent comes from the TikTok profile @probandoconk, with 247.5 thousand followers, who is dedicated precisely to trying different foods and products on this social network.
Karmen shows in her publication that she has ordered a series of dishes from Knoweats!, El Xokas’ company, to try them and give her followers their opinion. Although, in the video, he only gets to taste one of the preparations.
“I haven’t stopped watching TikTok videos, you haven’t stopped criticizing and trying, and as a good food taster I have to try and see if it’s worth it or not,” Karmen begins her video. Next, she shows you the dishes she has ordered.
First of all, a lasagna bolognese, whose price is 7.25 euros. “It’s quite big, I’m amazed by the quantity, because I eat a lot and it’s very good. It is 450 grams,” explains the TikToker. “It looks very good,” she emphasizes.
Next was tandoori polo with saffron rice and dates. In this case, it is 450 grams of food for a price of 7.45 euros. “And it looks very good too,” Karmen adds again. Next, he shows a dish of parmesan lasagna that “has spread out and doesn’t look very good,” although he assures that he will try it anyway. Its price is 6.95 euros per 400 grams.
“I couldn’t resist the dessert”, a rice pudding for a price of 3.30 euros, which has coconut milk and pistachios. She begins by tasting the rice pudding, indicating that she will taste the rest of the dishes in other videos. Regarding this preparation, she states that she “loves it.” “The truth is that I came wanting to criticize, but it is incredible,” Karmen reiterates. “If you like rice pudding and you like coconut, you’re going to be amazed,” he concludes.
Shipping costs, worth 8.90 euros, are added to the prices of each dish. Precisely the price is what has caught the attention of another user in the comments section, who points out: “But how expensive, food for the rich or what?”
Although @probandoconk positively highlights that Knoweats! They carry almost half a kilo of food, another user differs, noting that “not a small amount, the next one.”
