In the apocalypse of natural disasters, she has a universal APP

Near the end of July, in addition to the agreed dance recording, she also shot several other videos unintentionally.

At first, her curiosity was aroused after watching the downloaded evaluation video.

She saw an issue about toffee, and she just watched it to relieve her boredom. She didn't particularly want to eat it. When she saw a green toffee, she naturally thought it was matcha flavored.

The blogger thought so too, but when he took it into his mouth, he realized it was mustard-flavored toffee.

Both she and the blogger were shocked.

——She didn’t know whether the blogger was really shocked. Anyway, they were making videos, so they should know what flavors they had when selecting products in advance.

This "I didn't expect it smelled like mustard" performance may be that I really didn't expect it, or it may be just an act.

Anyway, when it comes to self-media, traffic is very important. Eating such novel food and making embarrassing reactions is also a way to attract traffic.

But anyway, she was shocked. She really didn't expect that the color of the toffee was matcha, so she didn't think about anything else at all.

This time, her interest was piqued, so she decided to search for toffee on the market and take a video to record it.

She has a golden finger, so the product selection process is not difficult.

First, go to the "Snacks - Candy - Toffee - Soft Candy" area of ​​the space and rummage around, picking out the same ones from various brands and flavors.

If you have bulk products, just take one bag. If you have bagged products, just take one bag without disassembling the outer packaging. If there are duplicates, just ignore them. Now the first step is to select first, and then sift through them.

Thanks to Goldfinger, the candies were sorted and lined up in their respective areas, and all she had to do was pick one out of each pile.

The partitioning of this candy has been gradually improved since I got the golden finger. When I have nothing to do, or when I can't sleep, I just immerse myself in the space and randomly pick an area to sort it.

The regional classification of space also has overlapping parts, not only because there are many types, but also because the dimensions of classification are different. Take the large candy area as an example:

According to the taste, there are fruit candies, chocolate, salty chewing gum, milk candies, etc.; not according to the taste, but according to the nature of the candy itself, and hard candies and soft candies can be divided.

When the two things intersect, the toffee can be divided into hard toffee and soft toffee, and there will also be a secondary area of ​​milky flavor under the soft and hard candies.

In this way, the finer the division, the higher the degree of overlap.

Fortunately, space can be copied - you don't even need to copy it. You can divide the same pile of candies into several parts and move them to other areas.

And this time, there was a reason why she only took items from the sub-area of ​​"soft toffee". One was that the theme of the video she watched was soft toffee;

There is also a soft toffee which is more convenient to eat. Just chew it and finish one, then you can eat the next flavor.

After all, she planned to record a review video of multiple flavors of toffee. If she made a lot of hard candies, she would have to hold them in her mouth for a long time, and she didn't plan to film them for too long.

She didn't like chewing hard candies to begin with. Besides, even if she had to chew them, she had to melt them in her mouth to make them more crispy, otherwise her teeth would be damaged.

All the inventory in the space was picked out, and she moved it directly to another separate small area as a temporary organization.

First, rely on the two classification and sorting functions to reclassify the selected soft toffees into one toffee and a bag or box of toffee.

Then compare the two sides. Anyway, with the intelligent classification function, the product itself is the same, but the toffee with different packaging must be clustered together, making it easy to distinguish.

She just needs to compare and filter and break down the duplicates.

After all, the candies sold in supermarkets are divided into packaged and bulk, and the overlap between them is still very high.

After all the screening, the remaining candies are all unique toffee. Some have the same brand, some have the same taste, but after all, each candy is different.

Take these candies directly out of the space and place them on the bed, then go shopping online at Goldfinger and search for soft toffee to see if there are any that are not in the space.

This step doesn't need to be taken very seriously. You have to exchange all the missing items to buy a copy. You just have to look at it casually and redeem it when you see it.

In this way, after struggling for a long time, I finally finished the product selection.

Everything is ready to shoot.

Climb out of bed, put on the "reading and shooting package", turn on the lights, sit down, put the candies on the table, and set up the camera in advance, just turn it on.

Looking at the toffee on the table, she was suddenly really looking forward to it.

It felt like it had been a long time since she had eaten toffee. She still remembered that when she was very young, she was always a little scared to eat toffee.

At first it was because the toffee was hard, and later it was because it was sticky. She was afraid that the sugar would chip her teeth or make them stick to her teeth.

It seemed that her teeth were still changing at that time, so she was always cautious, and for a child at that time, the candies of toffee were also big, so she held them bulgingly in her mouth and didn't dare to chew them.

Every time, he sucked the saliva while holding the candy in his mouth.

She smiled slightly, stretched out her hand to hover over a pile of candy bars, randomly selected the soldiers, and clicked on a bag of red bean-flavored toffee.

It was a well-known milk candy brand, and she had even tasted the red bean flavor. She remembered it as being particularly delicious, with the sweetness of milk and the aroma of grains like red beans.

When she sifted through the candies, if there were duplicates, she would give priority to the non-bulk packaged ones.

The main reason is that the name of the candy will be written on the packaging bag, which makes it easier for her to mark it in the later stages so that she can find it and eat it later.

Her hand that was about to tear open the packaging bag suddenly hesitated, her eyes rolled, and she suddenly had a new idea.

She knew this brand of toffee. Although it was a soft toffee, it was still hard when you first took it into your mouth. It took a while for it to soften and become chewable.

But she didn't plan to spend too much time recording the video, so she planned to use other methods to speed up the softening.

Aren’t the heaters placed on the floor great tools?

She put the toffee directly on several heaters, and didn't leave it there for too long, just to soften it a little and make it easier for her to chew.

She watched from the side, reaching out and pinching it from time to time. When she felt it was ready, she put it away and returned to the camera.

This time I can eat it. I tear open the bag and take out a red bean flavored toffee.

I don’t know if it’s just like this, or because it’s been baked by the heater. Even before the candy wrapper is opened, I can still smell the sweet scent of toffee.

She swallowed and peeled off the candy wrapper, revealing a long light red toffee inside.

It seemed to still maintain its shape. As soon as she threw it into her mouth, with a little force, her teeth were embedded in the toffee, and a rich milky sweetness burst out on her tongue.