- So how do you make this, how do you prepare it?
- I'll slice the bread and then Aiden
do you wanna peel the banana?
- I can't even do that.
(upbeat music)
- Hello, I'm Adrian.
- I'm Honey.
- And I'm Austin.
- My name's Tiniana and this is my papa
- Hello! - Tommy.
- Why did you bring me here today?
- I wanna show you something that I love to eat
and is yummy yummy and my bummy.
(laughter)
- Are you gonna cook it for me or do I have to help you?
- You're gonna help me.
Close your eyes.
That looks like you're crying.
- Okay what do you want me to do, my eyes are closed.
- Honey open your eyes.
- [Honey] Ooh!
- Butella!
- He calls it Butella.
- Wow, those are colorful.
- This is a dish my mom I made up it's a tortilla
with coconut oil and salt.
You only wanna get a little bit of salt
a little goes a long way.
- Okay.
- So how do you make this, how do you prepare it?
- I'll slice the bread, and then Adrian
do you wanna peel the banana?
- I can't even do that.
- Go okay now you can flip it.
- How do you think your mom came up with this dish?
- I don't ask questions.
- You just eat it right?
- Yeah.
- This is how you eat it.
- Okay, I'm gonna peel half of it off and I'm gonna
leave a little bit at the bottom so it'll catch
the crumbs, that's okay?
- No.
(laughter)
- I know, oops, what did you teach me about the knife?
- No doing that.
- How much do you use?
- Really just one so you don't want
it to be like too buttery.
And then here's your salt when you're ready.
- Mmm!
- Honey do you like it?
- I love it!
- That's a good cupcake, how often do you eat cupcakes?
- Every single day.
- Every day?
- Yeah.
- Wow.
- Is it good?
- It's really good.
- You have butella when you were little?
- Didn't have butella but we had nutella.
- When you were little did you make sandwiches like this?
- I had to go to the store and bring a cup like this
and I would ask them can I buy a cup full of peanut butter.
- What?
- Yes.
- You went to the store by yourself?
- Yeah, it was safer back then.
- The biggest difference between my childhood
and your childhood is the technology
and how early you get into the technology.
When I was your age, there was hardly any technology
other than the telephone.
- So there's no phones that you can play on?
- No.
- Do I remind you of my mom?
- You do, you're both very kind people,
your mom is very competitive, she likes sports a lot
so you're the same that way.
- Every other day.
- Yeah every other day, our favorite memories
is when we have sleepovers.
- Sleepovers.
- I have one more surprise for you, seaweed.
- Seaweed?
- Have you ever had it.
- No not seaweed.
- Would you like to do the honors for me.
- I wanna see you eat it.
- Okay (crunches)
- Is it good? (laughter)
- Not so much.
(crunches)
- I can't believe you like seaweed.
- It's really good.
- Thank you honey for.
- Thank you honey.
- Thank you, that was a new one for me with the sprinkles
and the banana.
- Really?
- Bye!
- [All] Bye!