- Oh, it's really salty.
Oh jeez.
- This is, like, my favorite soup!
- What? - I love it.
- Okay then.
(cheerful music)
- [Interviewer] Hello!
- Hello!
- [Interviewer] Who are you?
- Olivia.
- [Interviewer] Olivia, what is your favorite season?
- Winter 'cause you get to play in the snow!
- [Interviewer] Any advice for the people of the world
trying to stay warm?
- Put on heaters; don't put on the air conditioning.
- I have a tip:
You eat four meals a day,
and then you fall asleep, waste time, wake up again,
eat more, fall asleep, and then waste time.
- [Interviewer] Sounds like a good way to spend winter.
- Yeah, until you have to actually do something.
- Let's get cozy!
(bowl slides)
- What's this?
- What is this?
- [Off Screen] What is this?
- [Off Screen] Smells like seafood.
(spoon clinks)
- Wow, it's very slippery.
It's slippery but yummy.
- [Interviewer] Oh, okay.
Like most good foods.
- Oh jeez.
That's very salty.
Tastes like seawater.
- This is, like, my favorite soup!
- What? - I love it.
- Okay then.
- [Interviewer] Is this making you feel comforted and warm?
- No, 'cause it does not taste good.
- [Interviewer] They actually sell this kind of soup
at 7-11s in Japan.
- What?
- [Interviewer] Yeah.
- So you go to a gas station to get this?
- [Interviewer] Yeah.
Any other questions about this dish?
- How'd you make that soup so good?
(bowl slides)
- [Interviewer] All right, you guys, open your eyes.
- I have nothing!
- Whoa!
- Oh.
- Mmm!
It looks like it's something a bit spicy
and hot.
- I'm guessing this is from
Asia.
- [Interviewer] It's from an Asian country.
- Africa?
- [Interviewer] No, different continent.
- Australia?
- [Interviewer] Nope, definitely different continent.
(laughs)
- Not bad.
- [Interviewer] Does it taste like anything
you've ever eaten before?
- No, but it does feel hot and toasty.
- [Interviewer] Mm, so good for winter, you think.
- Mm hmm.
- Try this.
- No, I'm good.
- Is this a sweet potato?
- [Interviewer] That is actually
a special kind of Indian banana.
- Oh, what? - What?
Try this! - That's cool.
I want a Indian banana.
(glass slides)
- No.
- [Interviewer] It's a banana.
- Why would you do this to a banana?
It's supposed to taste like a banana.
- They look like chili but not chili.
- Is that chili with sour cream and a bunch of vegetables?
- [Interviewer] So this is a Russian soup called solyanka.
- Solyanka.
- [Interviewer] It has a lot of different ingredients in it
and that's why sometimes they call this mish mash
or a chaos soup.
- Oh my God.
- This is good.
- [Interviewer] Yeah? What does it taste like?
- Chili? - I can't really explain it.
Is that chicken?
- [Interviewer] It is beef.
- Oh, beef, yeah.
(dish slides)
- Hmm, looks like garlic bread with
other hot stuff around it.
- [Interviewer] This is shepherd's pie.
- It doesn't look like pie.
- This one looks like it's from America.
- [Interviewer] Not quite.
It's across the pond.
- What pond? - What pond?
- [Interviewer] You like meat, you like potatoes, right?
- Yeah.
I was looking at my mom to see if I did.
- UK, here's what you gotta do:
What if you put the meat inside?
If this was a normal pie,
it would be like if you just dropped a bunch of crust
on the top of all the insides.
You gotta put it all together.
- [Interviewer] Are you ready for a long,
cold winter, Nicholas?
What are you doing?
- Bit hot.
- [Interviewer] Oh, okay.
(laughs)
- Thanks for watching Kids Try Comfort Foods!
Stay warm!
- Drink lots of hot cocoa.