Giselle checked the contents of Ningning's bag. After removing the common necessities such as face masks, charging cables, facial mists, and more, Giselle took out a packaged round item.
Netizens are curious about the unique snack that Ningning aespa took out of her bag in the "What's In My Bag" video. Apparently, the Chinese singer has an unusual favorite snack that he always carries in his bag.
During the "What's In My Bag" video that the aespa members shared on their YouTube channel earlier this year, the members revealed some of the things they usually carry in their bags.
Ningning took her turn first, with Giselle checking the contents of Ningning's bag for her. After removing the common necessities such as face masks, charging cables, facial mists, and more, Giselle took out a packaged round item.
The aespa rapper asked, "What is this? I just pulled out something interesting." Karina and Winter commented, "It's an egg." With a smile on her face, Ningning explained that it was a snack that could be eaten with other meals.
"It's a Chinese snack, salted duck egg. This is what I eat for breakfast every day. I eat it with porridge every morning. I just wanted to eat salted duck egg for some reason, so I bought one."
Winter, who had tried it before with Ningning, gave his opinion on the taste of the egg. "I've tried it. It has a salty taste." Ningning agreed and continued, "It's too salty to eat alone. So it goes well with rice porridge. It's called Xiányādàn. Give it a try, everyone!"
Netizens also commented on this unique Ningning snack. "He's so cute. He has duck eggs in his bag!" netizens exclaimed. "I wonder if it's delicious," said another netizen. "So it's like boiled salted eggs," said another.
"I've been. It tastes good," commented netizens. "A lot of Koreans actually bring in the half-boiled pre-salted eggs they sell in convenience stores too. Especially health enthusiasts," said another. "I used to carry a container filled with cow's eye eggs when I was in junior high school kekekekeke," added another. (wk/goddess)
