[MUSIC PLAYING]
-Hey, guys!
It's Brooklyn and Bailey.
And today we're going o be doing the
what's in my mouth challenge.
We are currently in Utah visiting and doing some stuff
down here.
So we are filming at our grandma's house.
-I always wonder why they call it grandma's house
and they don't ever say grandpa's house.
-Like, it's never grandpa's house.
-Like, it's always the male-- It's
mom's room, not dad's room.
-Like the song!
It's like the song where it's, like, going to grandma's house
through the woods and whatever.
-Grandmothers house we go.
Yeah, that one.
-I wonder why that is.
-Because women rule the house.
For the what's in my mouth challenge,
we both picked a bunch of food items.
And we're going to be placing them in each others mouth, one
by one, while both of us-- well one of us, is blindfolded.
Not both of us.
That'd be weird.
But one of us is blindfolded, and we have
to guess what is in our mouth.
And the person who guess the most correctly wins the game.
-Wins the challenge.
-So game on.
-So I'm excited.
-I'm going to win.
-Item number one.
You guys don't tell Bailey.
You ready?
It's good.
I prom-- smell it.
-Butterscotch or something.
Caramel?
I don't know.
-Butterscotch caramel?
Is that your guess?
-I know what this is.
What is this?
Oh!
Oh, candy corn.
Candy corn.
[BELL RINGING]
-Normal candy corn?
-Yeah.
-Well close.
It's pink candy corn.
-Boom!
I wouldn't be able to tell what--
-The Valentine version.
Object number two.
-I guess you can tell what that is.
Ready?
Open up.
-Ooh.
Oh, whipped cream.
-That was an easy one.
-It's whipped cream.
[BELL RINGING]
-Woo!
-That was an easy one.
-I like this one.
-Object number three.
-Oh my-- that didn't--
-What is it?
-Lemon juice?
-Yep.
[BELL RINGING]
-Lemon juice.
-Oh, my--
-It's good.
-Really, that was not good.
-I poured a lot just for you.
-Object number four.
-Mm.
Yogurt!
[BELL RINGING]
-Yogurt.
What flavor?
-Strawberry?
I don't know.
Oh, oh, banana cream pie?
-Yeah, banana cream pie.
I did my favorite.
How did you get strawberry out of that?
-I don't know.
-Object number five.
-Ranch?
-Yeah.
You just ate a spoonful of ranch.
-Woo!
-Yep, that's ranch.
Object number six.
-Salt?
-Yeah.
-Oh, my goodness.
My tongue is burning.
-I have water.
You want water?
-A little?
-No.
-Ew, that was so gross.
I feel like a snail.
-Object number seven.
-I didn't get any.
-Oh, wait, now I did.
-I got it.
Ground cinnamon.
[BELL RINGING]
-Yeah.
What even-- I picked [INAUDIBLE].
-I cook too much.
You can't use spices.
I know them all.
-What are you doing?
-Why are you banging this spoon on my knee?
-I was just trying to get it off.
-Object number eight.
-Why am I scared?
You're laughing.
-Ew, I can smell it.
-Open your mouth!
-Baby food.
Peas.
[BELL RINGING]
-Yeah.
-Well.
-Swallow.
Swallow it.
-Ew.
That's gross.
-Gag reflexes, man.
Couldn't swallow it.
That was gross.
-Object number nine.
Open your mouth for this one.
Come on.
Do it again.
-Don't.
No.
I don't know what that is.
-You have to try it again.
-No!
-Then name something.
-It was like a liquid, obviously.
-Mm hm.
-I don't know this one I still have leftover baby food pea
flavor in my mouth.
-Then do it again.
You have to try more.
-No, I don't want it again.
Is this water?
-No.
[BUZZER SOUND]
-Is this water?
-No, it's not.
-I have no idea.
Tell me what it is.
-Can I tell her?
OK, this is milk.
You, out of all objects, couldn't figure out milk.
-No, I still have baby food stuff leftover in my mouth.
Like, all I could taste was pea and then liquid.
-That's so weird.
-Like, the pea.
Like a green pea, not the--
-It's OK.
-That was Balance--
-That was-- I can't believe I didn't know milk.
That's embarrassing.
-Next item.
-Ooh.
Caramel.
-Yes.
[BELL RINGING]
-Ooh, I like that one.
-You can lick the spoon if you want.
Next object.
-Peanuts.
-No.
[BUZZER SOUND]
-Nuts of some sort, right?
-Yeah.
-Oh!
They're the little-- what are they called?
Sunflower, no.
They aren't sunflower seeds, are they?
-I don't know.
You tell me.
-I'm going to with sunflower seeds
just because it taste like it.
-Yeah, that's sunflower seeds.
Last object.
-I think it's burning my lips.
I really don't even want to-- help me.
Something nasty spicy.
[BUZZER SOUND]
-What is it?
-"Di-hon" mustard?
Dijon mustard.
Is that how you say it?
Dijon mustard?
-Ew.
Ew.
-Am I done?
-Yeah.
-First object.
-Ew, I can smell it.
-I don't want it.
-I wasn't a chicken!
-Come on, Brooklyn.
Come on.
-I can smell it.
-Ew.
-Wait, seriously.
Brooklyn.
It's not even that bad.
-You just chucked it down my throat.
-You got to stick your tongue in it.
Stick your tongue.
It's not even that bad.
Look, here.
Now close your mouth all the way.
-Honey.
-Yes!
That wasn't that bad, now was it?
OK, goodness.
-I can smell, like, spicy.
I'm afraid I'm going to eat something nasty,
and then I'm going to throw up on you.
-OK.
Next item.
-Ew, that's gross.
I don't know what that is.
But it's nasty.
-You want to know what it is?
[BUZZER SOUND]
-I feel like I know, but I don't.
-Mango salsa.
-Yeah, it's like sweet and spicy at the same time.
-OK.
Let's go on to the next.
-Yuck, I've got a weird taste in my mouth, ew,
like honey and mango salsa.
-This is the next one.
You got to put some all in your mouth.
Open.
-Ew.
That was chunky.
What was that?
-Can you guess?
I'm betting you can guess.
-I can't.
-Yes, you can.
-I'm going to get it wrong.
-No.
Guess.
Go for it.
[BUZZER NOISE]
-I have no idea.
-You really don't?
-No.
-Dude, it's cottage cheese.
-Oh, I was going to guess something cheese.
Some cheese.
-Oh, come on!
You should have guessed.
OK, the next item.
-Craisins.
[BELL RINGING]
-She didn't even guess raisins.
It was, like, straight to Craisins.
-It doesn't taste like raisins.
-How did you know it was Craisins?
would have never known it was Craisins.
-It taste like them.
-You have had Craisins before?
OK then.
Let's see.
Next one.
-That was a good one.
I want more like that one.
-Um, they're coming.
Okey dokey.
-That wasn't bad but I couldn't tell.
It's like pepper of some sort.
-No, not even close.
Well kind of close.
[BUZZER SOUND]
-You want to know?
-Yeah.
-Oregano leaves.
-How am I supposed to know that? [INAUDIBLE] even.
-OK, I'm excited for this one.
Here we go.
Let's do this.
You have to chew it.
Like, eat it this time.
OK?
Get it in there.
-Butter?
Is that butter?
[BELL RINGING]
-What the heck?
Ew, I'm going to gain like 10 pounds from eating that thing.
You want to know how much crap is in butter.
But hey, it could've been worse, right?
-It could've been worse.
-Ew.
-I could've done way worst.
Okey doke.
I feel like you--
-Butter's nasty in cubes.
It's good in food.
-OK, let's do this.
Let's go out on the next one.
You see this?
This is going to be good.
Come on, Brooklyn.
I know you know this.
-Corn.
-Yep.
[BELL RINGING]
-Well frozen corn.
-Oh, that was yummy.
-Yeah, corn is good.
See, I'm a nice sister.
No, it's butter!
-Ew!
-Now it's butter [INAUDIBLE].
That was so good.
OK.
Ready?
Are you ready for the next one?
And moving on.
Can you all see this?
This is the next one.
I hope you like this one.
I think you will.
-Mm, yum.
-What is it?
-Actually, I don't even know.
Oh, I do know what it is.
-You went very quiet just now.
-It taste like pickles.
[BELL RINGING]
-It is pickles.
-Mm.
-It's like diced up pickles.
-Mm, I just love pickles--
-Mildly sweet is what it says on the thing.
- --so much.
-Okey dokey.
-That's amazing [INAUDIBLE].
They love pickles.
-Yeah, they love pickles.
Okey dokey artichokey.
I think you will really love this one.
This is the next one.
No sniffing around.
-But why?
-Because that's cheating kind of.
I'll do a lot for you.
I'm doing it like left handed.
This is awkward.
-Chocolate.
-Yeah!
-Chocolate Hershey chocolate sauce.
-Yep.
[BELL RINGING]
-Mm.
-Yep.
-Yummy.
-Oh!
-I have a good one, finally.
-OK, guys.
Can you see this?
This is the next one.
You'll like this one too.
-I thought this would be bad.
-Jam?
[BELL RINGING]
-What kind of jam?
-Apricot?
-Nope.
-What?
-That was close though.
-Mango?
No, not mango.
Those were peach-- Peach!
-Yep, peach.
-Hey, I was close!
Apricots kind of resemble peach.
-Apricot's a pretty good guess.
Where do apricots come from?
--[SINGING TOGETHER] Popcorn popping on apricot tree!
I told you!
-Oh.
See look at me, [INAUDIBLE] helps.
-So smart.
Smart me.
-OK, we actually have two more.
-OK.
-I've never actually had this stuff.
-Oh joy.
-OK.
-Ew, my mouth just tastes like a--
-Open up.
You have to take this whole thing because it's like liquid.
-I can smell it.
It's baby food.
-No, it's not, actually.
-Oh, now I have it.
It's tomato juice.
[BELL RINGING]
-No.
-Yeah.
-No, it's soup.
Now I don't know what it is.
-Oh.
-It was tomato.
-Is this tomato juice?
-It taste like soup.
Tomato something.
-This is V8.
-Oh.
-Original vegetable juice.
-Oh!
-So tomato juice?
-It taste like tomato juice to me.
-Vegetable juice is tomato juice, right?
-That counts.
-I got that right, right?
-OK, now it's the last one.
I'm pretty sure all of you guys know what these are.
Are you ready?
Here you go.
-Oh, veggie straws.
No, is that what they're called.
[BELL RINGING]
-What are these called?
Veggie straws?
-Veggie straw?
But that's what they-- see they're a straw.
-They are veggie straws.
They're like a healthified version of french fries.
-Mm hm.
Hey, that's not bad.
-That's not bad.
-That was a good one.
-That is all we have, folks.
Thank you guys for watching.
Obviously, I won, obviously.
-Nah uh.
-Dude, I even blew you out of the water.
-That's so unfair because my foods were so easy to guess.
-You got to pick the foods you fed me.
-Yeah, but I was being kind.
-Yeah.
-I won.
-I totally won.
-Fine.
What was the worst thing I fed you?
-Salt.
Do you know how much salt hurts?
That, like, burned.
-You fed me straight butter and cottage cheese.
-I hope the butter was good.
-Yeah, and I gained 10 pounds for eating that.
Oh my goodness, guys.
-No, guys.
I totally won.
Like, I totally won.
Totally won.
You can't deny it.
I did.
-I'll just give in for the sake of not arguing.
OK?
-OK.
And also guys, we are having our very first meet up in Dallas.
We're super, duper, duper excited to see you.
-It's on February 28.
And it is at P.S. Aeropostale.
-In Grapevine, Texas.
-In Grapevine, Texas right next to Dallas.
-Yes, and we're super, super, super excited.
-Time and all of the other details will be down below.
So you guys can check that out.
And hopefully we will get to see you guys.
-Yes.
-We're super excited.
Super, duper excited.
-Please come.
-Yes, please do.
And I think that's all we have for you guys today.
That was so much fun and also really gross and disgusting
and that had a lot to do with trust, which I still
don't trust you very much.
-I don't trust you either.
-But that's OK.
And we will see you guys next week.
-Bye!
-Now that I have finished applying my lipstick,
you can still see a little bit of the white, which
helps make your lips look a little bit fuller.
and I'm going to apply my next mixed berry--
-'Murica.
-Born and raised in 'Murica.
-No I was supposed to say 'Murica first.
-OK, start over.
-And you were supposed to say it.
No, you were supposed to say it.
-OK. 'Murica.
-'Murica.
-Born and raised in 'Murica.
-'Murica.
Born and raised in 'Murica.
That's [INAUDIBLE] thing.
-'Murica.
-They go 'Murica.
-'Murica.
-'Murica. 'Murica.
Born and raised in 'Murica. 'Murica.
-We're hillbillies.