- Let's see, I'm guessing that one's grandma's.
No, wait, that one's grandma's.
No, wait, that one.
(upbeat music)
- [Producer] Hello!
- [All] Hi!
- [Both] Hi!
- [Producer] Who is this sitting next to you?
- My grandma.
- [Producer] Your grandma?
- Your grandma.
- [Producer] Do you know what we're doing here today?
- I don't know.
- [Producer] What are we doing here today?
- Seeing if my grandma's pie is better
than store bought pie.
- Store bought pie versus--
- [Both] grandma's pie!
- [Producer] Whose pie do you think is going to be better?
- [Both] Grandma's!
- [Producer] Whose pie is gonna be better?
- Nana's. (laughing)
Did you help me with the blackberry pie last night?
Yeah?
- [Producer] Oh boy, Grandma's trying to make sure
you pick the right pie today.
- Do you like pie?
- No. I never taste it.
- I'm hungry.
I need to eat a whole pie to fill my stomach.
- Oh, they look so delicious.
Let's see, I'm guessing that one's grandma's.
No, wait, that one's grandma's.
No, wait, that one.
That one.
- Can you describe the cobbler?
- That one looks like dog food.
They're disgusting Grandy.
- Okay.
- That one look like, it looks like bacon.
- This little part is burnt, okay?
Get off of that, that's fine.
That's...(child giggling)
- I don't remember which one's yours.
- Which one's prettier?
- That one.
- That one's prettier?
How come?
- Because it has a swirl.
- Oh, it has a swirl on it.
- Yes.
- Which pie are we eating first?
- I'm eating the one in the tin,
which is probably store bought pie.
- How good is this first pie?
On a scale of one to ten?
- I feel like it's tricky
'cause I need to eat this pie first
to figure out if I rated this one
then I'd wanna rate this lower or higher.
- [Producer] Try the other one now.
- Mmm!
Yeah, that's so your pie.
- Not necessarily.
- How do you rate it?
One through ten, what number?
A ten?
Does that one get a ten?
Oh, I might be losing this one!
(laughing)
- We're gonna try this one first.
- The dog food.
(both laughing)
Yeah.
- It's not that bad. It tastes sweet.
Tastes like a lemon, but sweet.
- We're gonna try this one next.
- [Producer] Okay.
- This looks like needles.
Whoa!
- No, you're supposed to put the whole thing in there.
- No, I'm not eating that disgusting thing.
- I feel like this one's more apple-y.
- This one's more apple-y.
- Which one do you like better?
- Hmm.
- I think this pie is better than this pie.
- [Producer] What do you think?
- I think they're both, it's really delicious.
- Which pie did you make?
- This one.
- I knew it!
No offense, but I thought this one was better the whole time
but I just wanted to make sure it was your pie.
(laughing)
- You know which pie I made?
- This one's closer to you, so I think that's it.
- Oh, you think it's that one I made?
- Yeah, why is my cobbler disgusting?
Now you know it's mine, huh?
- I don't like it. I like the dog food better.
- Okay. That's fine.
- Did you eat homemade or store made pie?
- I always ate homemade pie.
My mom was the best pie maker ever.
She could make rhubarb custard pie.
She can make lemon pie, all from scratch.
- Do you think you're a good cook?
- Yeah. I think I'm a pretty good cook.
(both laughing)
- Why are store bought store bought pies so popular,
but homemade pie's better?
- It takes a lot of time to make a homemade pie.
And any pie is better than no pie, right?
- Uh-huh. - Yeah.
Can you cut me another slice?
- Please!
- [Producer] How was this?
- Good. - Did you have fun?
- Yes.
- [Producer] Who's gonna eat all that pie?
I mean, if you wanna leave a slice for us.
- You guys can actually have the pie if you'd like.
- [Producer] What do you think?
- No.
(laughing)