- [Interviewer] Just try the whole thing.
Bite it and then you can spit it right out.
- I don't trust you when you say that.
You could have just said nothing
and I could've ate it.
- One, two, three!
- Oh!
- No, just...
(upbeat music)
- [Interviewer] Do you get sick ever?
- No, I never get sick.
- You've gotten sick in your life (mumbles)
- Well yeah, but never, like it doesn't happen often.
- I had a cold yesterday.
- [Interviewer] What did you do to get rid of it?
- I used a humidifier and I also put a
cream medicine on my chest.
- [Interviewer] Do your parents give you
special food when you're sick?
- Soup, ramen, that's all I know
because that's what I really eat when I'm sick.
- [Interviewer] It sounds like you got
a little bit of a cold.
- Yeah.
- [Interviewer] Which is perfect.
- Why is that perfect?
- [Interviewer] Because today, you're trying
cold remedies from around the world.
- Like, that help your sickness?
- [Interviewer] Yeah.
- Ooh. - [Interviewer] Ooh.
- [Interviewer] You ready for the first dish?
- Yeah.
- [Interviewer] Alright.
(upbeat music)
- [Interviewer] What do you think that is?
- Shaving cream?
- It looks like yellow foam. Yeah.
- Oh, that's eggy.
- You first, Alex, you first. I can't tell.
- It just tastes like foam!
- Yeah I know, it's just foam! - It's all foamy!
- Tastes good!
- What is this? Is this yolk?
- [Interviewer] That is egg yolk and sugar.
(bowl sliding)
- [Interviewer] They call this kogel mogel.
- Kogel mogel?
- [Interviewer] Kogel mogel, or gogel mogel.
- Gogel mogel?
- [Interviewer] Gogel mogel.
- [Interviewer] It's supposed to help
with your sore throat.
- It's kind of giving me a sore throat. (laughs)
(upbeat music)
- [Interviewer] And you can open them.
- Wild artichokes I think?
- [Interviewer] Wild artichokes. You nailed it!
- Figs.
- [Interviewer] It is a fruit.
It's like an apricot.
- Oh! Does it taste like apricot?
- [Interviewer] Does not taste like apricot.
- (sniffs) Smells like weirdness.
- Bad!
- [Interviewer] You're gonna love, well no.
You probably won't love it.
All the way in!
(gags)
- Oh!
- Weird!
- Tastes like vinegar!
- No, just. Oh!
- [Interviewer] It tastes sour
because it has a lot of citric acid.
- I'm eating citric acid?
- [Interviewer] You're eating citric acid.
- What even is that?
- [Interviewer] Um, I don't know what citric acid is.
What is citric acid, Celine?
- I have to go through my medical books again, I forgot.
(upbeat music)
- (gags) Oh, tea!
- [Interviewer] Yeah, it's just tea.
- Oh, what is that?
It's like, kind of like spicy.
- Smells kind of like feet.
Not as bad as mine though.
Mine are worse.
- [Interviewer] Garlic tea.
- Ooh! That's what, yeah.
- [Interviewer] That makes sense now?
- It smells like that.
- [Interviewer] Why do you think people like
hot tea when they're sick?
- So it helps with the throat.
And it could burn like the coldness and the viruses.
- [Interviewer] Do you want to see if you can
make it taste a little better with some honey and lemon?
- Yes.
(humming)
- Oh, no!
- [Interviewer] Stir it up!
People add honey and lemon because it tastes better
but also honey helps you fight infection
and lemon breaks up mucus.
- Mm, okay.
- [Interviewer] Better or worse?
- Worse!
- It's so sweet now!
- It's like sweet and then spicy, and like. Ugh!
(upbeat music)
- Potatoes!
- [Interviewer] Ha! It's not a potato.
- Is this potato? This is potato skin!
- [Interviewer] Maybe you need to try the flesh.
- Tastes like ginger ale without the bubbles.
- Apple pear?
- [Interviewer] It's an apple pear!
- A what?
- [Interviewer] Apple pear.
- It looks like a Korean pear.
- [Interviewer] Yeah, or like,
if you want to be really generic about it, Asian pear.
- (laughs) Okay.
- Do you want me to be Thanos?
- Oh my gosh! I just peeled it.
(spoon clinks) Wait, let me try. Let me try.
Let me try.
- [Interviewer] Did you like, just reset the universe?
- Yup! Probably need to wash my hands now.
- (slurping) It's good it tastes good.
Very good.
- [Interviewer] Do you feel better?
- Yeah, kind of.
- [Interviewer] I want to take your temperature.
(laughs) (thermometer beeping)
- [Interviewer] Alright pull it out. What does it say?
- 99.9
- [Interviewer] 99.9?
- I don't have a fever!
- [Interviewer] That's pretty high, though.
(blows nose)
(laughs)
- See you next time!
- Bye bye!
(coughs loudly)