Ugh.

-Five, four, three, two, one! -One!

Happy New Year!

That makes literally no sense.

Happy New Year!

Are you excited?

Yes.

Today you're trying New Year's food from around the world.

Close your eyes!

Hmm, oh what is this, grapes?

Wait, before you eat it there are exactly 12 grapes in that glass.

No, there's 11.

There should be 12 because in Spain when the clock strikes midnight, they have to eat a grape for every time the clock rings.

Happy New Year!

Five, four, three, two, one, all right then.

Who's ahead, no!

You need a big mouth for that.

Now according to Spanish tradition, you're going to have a great New Year.

More grapes, please.

Open!

What is this?

It looks like a pig.

It is a pig.

It's not real pork: It's like a macaroon or something.

Yeah, yeah, you're close.

This is made out of marzipan.

So, in Austria and Germany, little kids will be gifted this.

Some kids find these delicious piggies in their shoes.

Why the heck is that a possibility?

Open.

Japan?

Japan: Nailed it.

Soup and noodles.

Yes, so you dip the noodles in the soup, and then you eat noodles.

Cold.

It is cold, you're right.

Wow, it's like freezing.

Mmm!

Mmhmm!

The name for it is "Toshikoshi" soba.

"Toshikoshi" soba?

Those long noodles represent something.

A long year.

A long life.

That means I'll have a long life?

Yeah!

Yay!

Open.

Water.

Crack and egg, put it in the water.

That's right.

I just drop it in the water?

You gotta crack the egg.

That was disgusting

Oh man, what the...

Ugh.

Okay, look at the yolk, and that represents what your new year will bring.

It's gonna bring me ugliness?

Oh, that's sad.

What do you see among the yolk?

I see yolk grass and stuff like that.

What is it that you see inside the yolk?

Um, a dinosaur?

I see cars driving over big hills.

Oh, okay.

It looks like a narwhal.

What does that mean for your new year?

I'm gonna ride one.

So, is that a good future or a bad future?

It's good!

Oh, great.

Pie.

It tastes bad.

Okay.

Cheese.

Yes, it has a white cheese filling made with yogurt and eggs.

This is called

Hey, what is, what is this, what is this?

Seriously, you had to leave the wrapper?

Wait a minute, it's a fortune.

I will learn a new language this year?

Within this year, you will find a 50-dollar bill on the floor somewhere.

This year you will outgrow your Lola.

That is not true.

You will try at least a hundred new dishes this year.

You made this, I knew it, you made it.

Well, Chef Zach made it.

Oh, Chef Zach is a great writer.

On a one and a two and a three,

Happy New Year!

Happy New Year!

Bye Bye!

Next year, I'm going to have the luckiest new year ever.