It is common to see Rosalía sharing her day to day on social networks. The artist usually publishes photos of her visiting the country where she has given a concert. We have also seen her with her partner, Rauw Alejandro, at events or publicity events. Or together with dishes that she has prepared herself, like the potato omelette that she made a few months ago.
Now, Rosalía has wanted to share with her followers a tasting of Japanese sweets and snacks, which she has not hesitated to rate. In a video posted on TikTok, the Catalan artist begins by testing a syringe, which has turned out to be like one of "cinema sweets." She has loved it.
The next thing the artist tried was some small sweets, which seemed covered in chocolate: “It tastes like when you've made a brownie and it's burned. It tastes like a charred brownie.” The score, a fail: 1.5 out of 10.
Rainbow Cotton Candy is the next Japanese product on Rosalía's list, a kind of colorful cloud, reminiscent of cotton candy. “How nice!” she points out. In addition, the taste of it convinces him and he gives it the maximum score, a 10.
Next snack: Pochi Pochi gumny, which requires a little more preparation, by mixing water with some powder that comes in the package. The candy is also liked by the Catalan singer, who repeats the highest rating again.
Then he opens a kind of microphone, but not before humming a little. Inside the container, there are some colored balls. He tries them and likes them too: “A mix between white chocolate and Peta Zeta. It's good: a 6 out of 10”. More food. Now they play some panda band-aids, which "taste like the muffins they have had in bakeries for four days." They do not convince him and he gives them a 3 out of 10.
The list is endless: some little stars that taste like aniseed candies, a Hello Kitty lollipop, another Pokemon candy or another that tastes like "fried chicken", fish bones or churro candies. And that's where it ends, because she has so many products that Rosalía explains that she will continue another day.
