- [Woman] What does an eggplant look like?
- Like a banana only pushed a little to the side,
but you could still use it as a telephone
and glue buttons to it.
Pee poo pop pop.
(upbeat music)
- Hello.
- [Woman] Who are you?
- I'm Clara.
- I am Austin.
- Can you say xaipate?
- Haratay.
- [Woman] That means hello in Greek.
- I'm part Greek.
- [Woman] What?
- Greek is in Greece, which some people use Greece?
- [Woman] What do you know about grease?
- Nothing.
- [Woman] All right, well after today
you'll know at least four foods from Greece, okay?
- Okay.
I am ready for a food adventure.
- [Woman] All right, go ahead and close your eyes.
And
open.
- What is this?
- Croissant with berries.
- Toast?
- It's crumbly.
- [Woman] So that flakey stuff is called phyllo.
- Mmmm.
- I like falilo.
Fio. - [Woman] Phyllo?
- I love it.
- [Woman] What do you think is inside?
- Maybe some cheese.
- [Woman] That's right.
It's a cheese, egg mixture.
- Tastes like pizza.
- It's good.
- [Woman] This is breakfast.
- Breakfast?
This doesn't look like breakfast,
it looks like a dinner.
- But I'll tell you, it's good.
- Squitched it.
- [Woman] Thumbs up or thumbs down?
- Two thumbs up.
- [Woman] And open.
- Hmmm.
- Meat on a stick.
- It's a kebab.
Mmm.
I like it with the cream.
- Is this grass?
- [Woman] I think that's dill.
- Oh dill.
So it's grass?
- [Woman] And that sauce is yogurt based.
It's called tzatziki.
- Saziki?
- Zaziki?
- Kind of sour.
- Breakfast right here.
- [Woman] This actually might be a lunch in Greece.
- Breakfast to me though.
- Whoa.
That one got off.
- This is good.
- I like suvlaki.
- Meat this, dressing this.
- [Woman] All right, are you ready for dinner in Greece?
- Yes.
- [Woman] Okay.
- [Woman] All right, open.
- Hmm.
What is this?
- Lasagna?
- [Woman] It does look like lasagna.
- It does, but it isn't?
- Looks spicy.
- What is this green stuff on it?
- [Woman] So that is eggplant.
- I never seen an egg that grew a plant.
- [Woman] What does an eggplant look like?
- Like a banana only pushed a little to the side,
but you could still use it as a telephone.
Pee poo pop pop.
- There's like hundreds of seeds here from the eggplant
pooping them out.
- [Woman] It's called Moussaka.
- Lusaka?
- [Woman] Moussaka.
- Lusaka?
- [Woman] No with an "m" like a moose.
- Loose.
- [Woman] Moussaka.
- Lusaka.
- That almost sounds like Mustafa
who's a kid at my school.
- I don't like this dish that much.
- Cheese and meat good, eggplant.
- Thumbs down.
I don't really like it.
- [Woman] Okay, what comes after dinner?
- Dessert.
- It smells like dessert.
- Let's dig in.
- What's this?
Tastes like yogurt.
- [Woman] It's because it's Greek yogurt.
- Walnuts?
- [Woman] Almonds.
- Oh yep.
- Mmm.
What is this called?
- [Woman] It's called halva.
- Halva, delicious halva.
- [Woman] What does it taste like?
- Vanilla-y
ice cream-y.
- I just want to eat it all.
- Yogurt thumbs up, halva thumbs up.
- Dab.
- Thank you for watching me eat Greek food.
- Don't forget to subscribe to HiHo
and maybe we'll try food from your country next.
- See ya next time.
- All right.
- [Woman] Yeah, that's a go.