- Today, we try summertime snacks from around the world.
- Let's talk about that.
(upbeat electronic music)
Good Mythical Summer!
- That's right.
A lot of times, I feel like we ha summer here
in Southern California,
but it is good to remember, Rhett,
there is summer all over the world.
It may be at different times and to varying degrees,
but summer does happen other places.
- Yeah, it's very healthy, Link, for us to remember
that we are not the center of the summer universe.
You're right, I agree.
- Well, what I'm getting at is, all over the world,
there's not only summer,
but there are cool and unique summer snacks,
perfect for beating the heat.
In fact, there's more than you can shake a dart at.
- So, let's try some refreshing
and refreshingly interesting, whoop whoop,
frozen summer treats from around the world.
It's time for.
♪ Where in the World ♪
♪ Do These International Frozen Treats Come From ♪
- You know how this goes.
We're gonna try- - We pierce each other's ears.
- Oh, don't do that.
Don't even talk about it.
- You have kind of a hole.
Let me see if I can ream it out.
- Let me see if I can ream you out.
- I don't have a hole.
- I can make one.
- In my ear?
- Okay, we're gonna try a cold summertime snack
from somewhere in the world.
We're gonna throw a dart at each other's ear lobe,
apparently, or maybe the country that we think is from,
and then Chase, our creamy cartographer.
- [Link] What?
- Will measure how far our dart is
from the right answer.
- Thanks, Rhett.
- [Link] Well, it looks like our map,
we've inverted water and land.
- Don't overthink it.
- Whoever has the lowest score at the end wins,
and after last time,
we're continuing the back and forth
seven month streak of alternating who wins,
so I get the advantage dart this time, The Melt Pelt,
where I get to pelt the board with a melting ice cream bar.
- Right.
- The winner gets to wear
a big floral head dress from "Midsommar".
"Midsommar", the movie? - Yeah.
We actually got it donated from the film set.
- All right.
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Look, we've got some colorful looking things happening here.
- Pink, yellow, and green bread,
and then Josh just told us
that we're supposed to fold this around the innard.
Oh, okay.
- It's like rainbow bread,
and then he said to taco it.
- [Josh] Mash it a little bit.
- Oh, yes.
That is, that is beautiful.
- What is that flavor of ice cream?
- [Link] It's got some sort of nuts in it.
I don't know what it is.
- Okay.
- You're going first, because you won last time.
You get the disadvantage
of darting the inaugural dart.
- Now, we've been going back and forth on this game so much.
- I can't believe it. - And I feel like,
a lot of times, what happens is
I think out loud at this point,
and then throw it at a country,
and then you're just like, yeah, I'm gonna do that, too.
- That's part of being in the lead.
- So, I feel like I'm not going to think out loud.
I'm just gonna throw it up there.
You won't know exactly where I'm throwing it,
and then I'll let you throw it,
and then I'll tell you my reasoning.
- [Link] Okay.
Lebanon?
Okay, now I did a little bit more-
- Mouth research.
- Yeah, mouth hole research while you were talking,
and I did get some mango.
Where in the world are the mangoes?
Got to get the mango to the dart.
Should I throw it to the big ocean of Brazil?
Maybe Singapore?
Fine, I'll change my answer to Singapore.
I can do that. - Who are you arguing with?
- It's colorful.
(Mythical Crew laughs)
- Hold on, hold on.
Would you like, look, you can't forget,
my mom is on the line.
If you need some encouragement, she's right up there.
Hey, Mom. - She's watching again?
- [Mama Di] It's me, Mama.
- Hey, Mama.
- [Mama Di] I miss you
and your beautiful head of hair, sweetheart.
- Yeah, see, I didn't sound scripted at all.
Like she...
- Can you give me a compliment, Mama Di?
- [Mama Di] I'm so proud of you, Rhetty-poo.
Remember, I'm always watching. - Me!
- Oh, she's always watching
- But me, what about me?
- No, she didn't have anything for you, man.
- Brazil?
- [Rhett] Hey.
- Okay.
- Don't tell him, Mom.
- All right, I'm going with my original answer, Brazil.
I'm sticking to my mangoes.
- Yeah.
- [Link] Oh, yeah.
Stevie?
- [Stevie] You just had roti ice cream.
To make this summer treat,
vendors carve off a slab of ice cream
and fold it in a piece of pandan bread.
You can find this colorful ice cream sandwich in Singapore.
- [Rhett] (laughs) Oh, man!
- Rhett's mama, you failed me!
- I was thinking,
I was somewhere between Lebanon and India.
I didn't think Singapore, but there, 'cause the mango,
I tasted that, and it tasted like mango chutney from India.
- All right, Rhett, you had 20.
Link, 53.
- Oh, ow, that hurts. - That hurts.
(cheerful acapella music)
- Look at this thing from the side.
- A parfait?
- Look at the lines.
- It looks like. - Is that noodles?
- It looks like there's some sort of a maze in there,
but I think it's, I mean, this is ice cream.
- Chia, and then rice noodles.
- Oh, yeah, lots of that rice noodle happening.
And the flavor of the rice noodles is.
- Not great.
- Not good.
What is this red stuff?
- I don't want to go all the way down.
- Ooh, that is, you'll like that.
Oh. - You'll like that red stuff.
It's like eating a flower.
- Rosewater.
- Now, I like chia seeds, though.
I like a chia pudding.
I like any kind of pudding.
I'm a pudding guy.
- You're puddin' man.
- Put it in my mouth.
Still going first. - Now, with these noodles.
- Speak freely, sir.
- Why?
- Glass noodles?
Where are they from?
- With these noodles, I would have expected,
like if Singapore had not been guessed,
I would be going for Singapore.
- Hey, hey, hey.
Are there any rules against doubling up on a country?
- Yeah, I believe so.
I believe that they don't double up on countries.
So that takes me, that takes me further west.
Just how far west? - That would be a bold move,
to go for Singapore again.
So, you're not telling me that you were going for Lebanon,
but it seems like you were.
Of course, it seems like you always are.
- (laughs) Always going for Lebanon.
Story of my life.
- It would be bold if I went for Singapore,
if I hit Singapore,
and then they had doubled up on Singapore.
- Mom, what do you think about,
do you think they would double up on Singapore?
- [Mama Di] You're looking so handsome, honey.
Mama loves you.
- You know what?
I just love the fact that
she doesn't really care what I ask her.
- She's positive, though.
- She just wants to encourage me,
and I feel encouraged at this moment.
- What about me, Mama Di?
How do I look?
- [Mama Di] I miss your sweet smooches.
- Hey, hey, hey, hey.
(Mythical Crew laughs)
You got something to tell me about?
- Don't worry.
I'll be back when you need me.
When you need me most.
I will be there for ya. - I feel very different
about this entire exercise now.
Just throw your damn dart. (laughs)
- I don't know who has the noodles.
I mean, Italy's got all types of noodles.
Is that what you were aiming for, Italy?
- I mean- - I mean, I can get closer
then you did to Italy.
- Five, six feet, you hit a noodle.
- [Link] That's true.
Oh, yeah.
- I was aiming for Lebanon.
- [Stevie] You guys just tried faluda,
a dessert made with vermicelli noodles,
sweet basil seeds, rose syrup,
milk, and ice cream.
You'll see different versions of this drink
across south Asia, but the basil seeds are added
to keep the body cool in India.
- India, shoot. - India.
- Basil seeds, not chia seeds, huh?
Basil has seeds?
- Yeah.
- All right, Rhett, you had 19.
And Link, you had 19.
- Oh!
A little tie.
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Hey, Josh, sing the jingle.
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(Rhett laughs)
- No prep, guys.
- Enjoy your food.
- I was like, Josh, are you mic'd?
'Cause I'm gonna promote the Mythical Kitchen channel.
- [Josh] I'm flat, I'm flat today, and I'm sorry.
- Yeah, it sounded horrible, but it was really great.
- No, no, no.
It ended well.
- Would I be able to sing that now?
- What I mean is, when it ended, I felt well.
- Did you say welcome?
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- No, it's.
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- It doesn't really resolve.
- [Josh] Yeah, well, Trevor works here.
- Okay, here we go.
- [Link] He told you to cut this.
- I was told to cut it, yes, by Trevor.
It's hard, man.
It's hard.
- [Link] Cut it and spread it.
What's in there?
Oh, there's a center.
- Oh, there's a center.
- [Link] I'm just gonna pick up this half.
- Do it, pick up that half.
- Mm, it's chocolate.
- I'm gonna try to get at that center.
- And then there's stuff on the outside.
Ooh, that's chocolate.
That's cacao.
Cacao powder.
- [Rhett] That's rich, man.
- What is that?
Whew!
It's a fudge center.
- Man, where are they doing chocolate this hard?
- [Link] Good gosh, this is good.
- [Rhett] Where do they have this kind of gumption
in the chocolate arena?
- Am I going first now, 'cause I'm losing badly?
No.
You're going first, because I'm losing badly.
- Okay. - No hidden camera, huh?
Now, we just got your mom.
- Well, it's not here.
Yes, it is a camera, though, it's not hidden.
Mom, that's not hidden, is it?
- Mama loves you, Rhett.
Always remember that.
- It's basically just like an edification soundbite.
So, what are you thinkin'?
Tell me all your thoughts.
- I Belize, (laughs)
it might be Belize,
but I don't feel strongly about that,
'cause I could also see them
doing this kind of thing in Italy.
Like, if you went to an Italian restaurant
and they just broke out this chocolate
with a chocolate center with a chocolate powder
on the outside, you'd be like, yeah, it kind of makes sense.
So, I'm just gonna go Atlantic Ocean.
- Rhett, I believe that you can do it.
Oh!
I hate to tell you this, Rhett, but...
- Tell me.
- This is Madagascar.
(Rhett laughs)
- What, why?
- Haven't you ever heard of Madagascar chocolate?
There's a lot of cacao
trees in Madagascar. - That's true.
- It's been an island for a long evolutionary
period of time. - Long, long time.
- And the chocolate there is to die for.
Oh, shoot.
- A little far to the right.
Hey, maybe it's Australia.
- [Stevie] This molded ice cream dessert
has a chocolate hazelnut interior, a fudge center,
and it's sprinkled with cocoa.
- Molded?
- Yeah, it's molded into a ball.
- Oh, good.
- You mean molded like bleu cheese?
- [Stevie] No, no, different kind of mold.
- It's moldy.
- [Stevie] It's called Tartufo de Pizzo,
and you can find it in Italy.
- Oh, Tartufo de Pizzo, what?
That sounds Italian.
- Madagascar.
(Rhett laughs)
- Yeah, Rhett, you had 23.
Link, 35.
- Oh, okay.
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Josh gave us these bags.
He said rip it open and have fun.
- [Josh] Yeah, have fun there, guys.
- That was the only thing, only instructions.
- [Josh] Have a great time.
- So, it was something that was poured into a bag
and then frozen.
- Kind of inelegant. - I'm like a detective.
And I just don't know how to.
- I feel like I'm gonna get plastic on myself,
in my mouth, too.
- Ooh.
- What you gettin' over there?
- I think I know what this is.
- That is creamy.
It's cinnamon-y.
It tastes like a horchata.
- Horchata?
I mean, it's like they poured a horchata
in a bag and froze it.
- [Rhett] And there's only a couple of places on that map
where I think they would do this.
- [Link] Right.
- Is it Brazil or is it Belize?
I think that comes from Mexico,
and Belize is pretty close to Mexico.
I Belize that, because I can see it.
Brazil would be much easier to hit.
- I mean, it's definitely horchata.
- But Belize would be really impressive,
if that was right and I got it right.
Ooh, horrible.
- I have to go with Belize for the same reason.
- Well, what about Brazil, though?
- I'd be crazy, because it's farther down.
I just need to nail it.
It's hard, y'all.
- It's the darts today, man, the darts.
They're riding high. - It's hard.
- Listen, I mean, how many darts have I thrown, four?
- Yeah, they're riding high today.
You know the last time I threw a dart?
Last time we played this game.
- Yeah, right.
- You know, it's like, it's hard.
- [Stevie] It's windy in here.
- Yeah, right, yeah.
I was gonna say that. - It's windy in here?
- [Stevie] You just tried coconut ideal.
Ideals are ice pops made with native fruits,
evaporated and condensed milks, and sometimes peanuts.
They're sold in a clear plastic bag,
and they're one of the cheapest treats around in Belize.
- Ah, yeah. - All right, we both are.
So, you didn't actually say horchata.
- Creamy, sweet, cinnamon goodness.
It's very good.
- All right, Rhett, 13.
Link, 20.
- Ooh, just not making up the difference.
- Not your day.
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- Mystery round, and we've got some sort of-
- [Rhett] Little dumpling?
- [Link] A pastry-type sitch?
- There's more blueberries on the inside.
- Not too sweet.
- Not too sweet, and it's almost like
they need to be thrown in a fryer.
- [Josh] We can do that for you.
- [Rhett] Thank you.
- I've got the,
what's it called, the smash smelt?
- [Rhett] The smash smesh, Melt Pelt.
- Melt Pelt. - Melt Pelt.
- And I'm going, I reserve my right to go second
and try to make up this huge gap.
- You know, the dumpling form, I believe,
is an Eastern thing.
- But it's almost a pastry.
- But the tastelessness of this.
- It's like a strudel.
- And like, just like the simplicity
sends me into, like, Northern Europe.
So, I think I'll split the difference,
but I'm not just gonna be a chump
and just throw it in the middle of the map.
I'm not gonna do that.
- What about New Zealand?
(Rhett laughs)
- So, I'm kind of throwing it in between my two guesses,
which is somewhere in the Far East,
and then somewhere in Scandinavia.
You know, like, where do those meet?
Okay, I guess they meet over there.
I didn't really mean to throw it that far to the right.
- [Link] Well, at least you went
Far East with the dart. - I made a real solid choice.
- So, I'm gonna just gonna have to take a handful
of this melted stuff and pelt it,
'cause I'm thinking this is,
this is a pastry.
This is some European delight.
- European delight.
Probably the official name.
- [Link] I'm gonna try to.
- [Rhett] Oh gosh.
You sure you want, hey, Mom, you sure he should do this?
- [Mama Di] Look at my big boy, all grown up,
except for his chin.
(Link laughs)
- That makes it okay that you hit me on the side of the head
when you're trying to wave at your mama.
- Yeah, well.
Is that all you had to say, Mom?
- All right, Europe.
- [Rhett] Wow, that was a pretty concentrated toss.
- [Link] Yeah.
- It didn't splatter very much.
- All right, do your best.
- [Stevie] You just tried blueberry pierogies.
While you may be more accustomed to the savory versions
of these dumplings, it's a summer favorite
to fill them with blueberries
and drizzle them with sweet cream in Poland.
- [Rhett] Poland, yep, pierogies in Poland.
- [Link] Poland.
- I think Link may have gotten a zero.
- Did I get a zero?
- [Chase] No, there is nothing on Poland.
- Ooh, man.
- Yeah, Rhett, you got 28.
Link, two.
- Oh, you know what?
It's a good showing. - That's still nowhere near
getting me back on top.
- Hey, I flipped the script, man.
- Dang it.
- Seven months of flip-flopping is over.
- Two in a row.
You know what?
You deserve it.
You get the, you get the "Midsommar" dressing.
Wow, would I be disturbed right now
if I had seen this movie?
- Yeah.
Yeah, definitely.
- Ah, I'll be back.
It ain't over.
Tell 'em, Mama Di.
- [Mama Di] I'll see you later, honey.
- Yeah. (Rhett laughs)
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