Kids Try Famous Foods From Children's Books

Yucky.

[kids laughs]

[happy music]

[laughs] Green eggs and ham.

That looks really bad.

Why's the yolk green?

How do you make this?

I don't even know if green chickens are alive.

Or exist.

Smells a tiny bit different.

That's really good.

The skin is hard to cut through.

Ah, screw it.

[silverware clatter]

[upbeat music]

[playful music]

This is not a food, this is a book.

Oh, are we supposed to eat this book?

Is it, like, edible?

I think I know what it's from.

Cloudy with a chance of

[Both Girls] meatballs.

What?

What?

[kids laugh]

'Kay.

Ah!

[girl laughs]

[girls laugh]

What?

[meatballs thudding]

[kids laugh]

Are we supposed to eat meatballs?

Now I see meatballs.

Where's our pasta?

[kids laugh]

Is it supposed to be spaghetti?

That was weird.

[laughs] Yeah.

I'm a meatball fan, so I love any type of meatball.

This is actually good.

At least it's good, but why is it raining meatballs?

'Cause this book says it's cloudy

with a chance of meatballs.

So it's cloudy

then the rain is meatballs.

Breaking news.

The weather is raining meatballs.

I should have had an umbrella.

[playful music]

[girl laughs]

Fruits!

[playful music]

Apple.

Pear, plum.

Strawberry, oranges.

Did you drill these holes or something?

These are the fruits from The Hungry Caterpillar.

There's holes in it.

I used to read the book all the time.

It was one of my favorites.

The numbers go up because he keeps on getting hungry.

So each fruit he has, he doubles the number.

I want a plum.

I want this apple.

[playful music]

I'm gonna eat this whole.

[apple crunches]

[playful music]

It's really yummy.

Sour.

Sweet.

The Hungry Caterpillar eats everything.

I think I know the problem he's having.

He's going through a growth spurt.

Yes,

he had one, ask him. I'm going through one

right now.

[playful music]

That's a spicy salsa.

Totally mild salsa, now with spicy jalapeno peppers.

Is that the same thing that was in that book?

A taco.

Wait, this dragon stuffed tacos?

You can never give them spicy salsa or they'll

burn down your house

[playful music]

with their fire that's coming out of their mouth.

Wait, is it dragon? [giggles]

[girl screams]

[playful music]

No!

[playful music]

Uh, no. You gonna let me eat it?

[Both Girls] No, don't eat it!

Don't eat it!

It has mild salsa on it.

[playful music]

No!

[spoon clatters]

[playful music]

It's spicy.

[dragon coughs]

[playful music]

[girls laugh]

We tried to warn you.

[laughs] I knew that was coming.

[playful music]

What?

What?

It's cold.

Ah, sticky.

[Girl] H-

[Both Girls] u-

n-n-

Y

Y

Y

Syrup?

Hm.

Honey!

Can you go first since and see if it's hot?

No.

Okay, it's sticky.

How do we eat this?

[kids laughing]

Just dip your hand in.

[Girl] Yes, I do like honey.

[Little Girl] I like honey.

Yes!

A bee bear.

[playful music]

Is this from the Winnie the Pooh?

Yeah!

Winnie the Pooh.

It is so good.

[upbeat music]

[Girl] Nothing.

It looks like there's chocolates that used to be in there.

We have that book at home.

Curious George goes to a

Chocolate factory.

Take it?

Can I just take it?

[upbeat music]

[happy music]

Oh, my gosh.

[kid mumbles]

[Director] You better eat 'em now.

[chocolates rattling]

[kids laughing]

[upbeat music]

[chocolates rattling]

[playful music]

I do not know what this is from.

This is like, some sort of bread.

And then there's, like, strawberry jam here.

No.

Wasps?

Cookies?

It's like little bugs.

[playful music]

Eh, eh, eh, eh.

[playful music]

Bam.

I can't get into it.

[boy groans]

[playful music]

Tastes good.

[boy groans]

[playful music]

[boy sighs]

I think I'm done eating.

[playful music]

What?

What is this supposed to be?

Mm, it's sweet.

Mmm.

What is it made out of?

Strawberry, blueberries, and

Jam I guess?

Maybe?

Like, crust.

[Both Kids] Yeah.

Um, the Gruffalo wants to eat all of the animals

in the forest.

Is, um.

[Girl] Mm hmm.

Oh.

Oh.

So, that's what it is?

Gruffalo

Gruffalo crumble? Crumble?

I like it, really.

I really want to make this at home.

[sneaky music]

Yum.

I don't want to eat them.

Peas.

I don't want to eat peas.

[kids laugh]

I don't like the pea green color, but I like peas.

Why do we need a fork to eat the peas?

Well, well, well.

Oh, my, oh.

What do we have here?

What's for supper?

Uh,

[Both Kids] Peas.

Oh, peas, my favorite.

Do you like peas?

No.

Do you like peas?

No.

Well, I hear you can't get out of here

until you eat your peas.

How many peas do you eat?

All of them.

And I will eat all of them too.

Well, are you gonna eat ours?

I could eat those peas.

And you could be on your way.

Well, what do we give you?

Exactly.

What do you got?

I don't have money.

What else do you have?

You have a bike?

Mm-mm.

How about you?

Do you have a teddy bear?

Well, not here.

Uh, I got my family.

Ah, family.

[kids laugh]

You must really dislike peas.

Aren't you supposed to pay us for something

if you want our peas?

I'm taking the misery of eating those peas

one-by-one, out of your hands.

What are you going to give me for the peas?

Nothing.

Nothing?

'Cause I'm not gonna let you eat the peas.

I'll take your peas and your family.

And be on my way.

[kids laugh]

I see.

I love eating peas.

Oh, well.

I'm wasting my time then.

Who in the world is that?

I know what this is from, I'm not going to say it though.

I know what it is too.

The Monster Ate My Peas.

[chiming music]

[kids laughing]

[Director] Okay, okay, cut, cut.