American Kids Try Dutch Food | Kids Try | HiHo Kids

This is not called Kids Don't Try. I wish it was called that. I hope it's a treat. What is this? Is that fish inside? It is a fish. It's a herring. What does it smell like? Pickles. I love pickles. You know what they actually do to this herring? What? They pickled it. No, they do not. Yeah, they do. Pickled fish? Mm-hmm. Pickled fish? It's from a place called the Netherlands. I heard of that. Edelunds. It's Netherlands. No, Netherlands. Netherlands. You know what this is called, this sandwich? It's called broodje-having. Broodje-having? OK, open your eyes. What is this? What does it look like? It's a meat and potatoes. Hot dog. Pig is hot dog. Oh, piggy. I love dead pig. Too spicy? What the? Wait a minute. What's that? If that's a potato, then why is it so green? What's in there? I don't want to guess. Spinach? Maybe it's potatoes and lettuce mash. Of course. Is that seaweed? Close. OK. I'll eat that later. Try the sausage. I just hope I don't get spiced again. I kind of like the potato separated. But the sausage, oh. I like it together best. This is called stompot. Stompot? How many stars do you give this dish? A cauliflower star. Ooh. You like it? Next dish, please. Ew, what is that? It looks like pie. Like flat pie. Yeah! You can't be too sharp. Is this a cake? No. Just going to do that. Mm. Oh. Is it good? Mm. Mom, do you know what that means? OK, tell them. It means my brain pops. Pops? Yeah, it's so good. Tastes like sugar pancakes. Just as I suspected. If you had to guess how to say pancake in Dutch, what would it sound like? Pancake. In the Netherlands, they say pannekoeken. Pannekoeken. Koeke, koeke, koeke. I always wanted to speak a different language. I always wanted to speak Chinese. Oh, yeah? Wait a minute. What is that? What? Dish. What is it? Eat it. Oh, apple. If it goes like this, then it means it's past good. I love it. It's really good. Enjoy. And you're making me fat. Goodbye. Thank you for watching. Bye!