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It's actually called "Tako Senbei," which means octopus crackers.
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"Tako Senbei."
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Octopus, blech, blech, did you put ink in this?
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Hey everybody, it's me Maddy.
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Did you miss me, 'cause I'm back, people.
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So, we did one episode already on Japanese snacks, but there's just so many that I found some more for you to try.
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Are you excited?
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Yes!
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The last time we did this, it was a complete success, so I'm looking forward to it.
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-Are you guys ready? -Yeah.
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Let's bring it on out.
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["Jagariko" (cheese flavored potato sticks.)]
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It smells good.
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They're good.
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They're really delicious.
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Tastes like mac and cheese.
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Well, that's because it's cheese favor.
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Yeah!
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A giraffe!
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What does the giraffe say?
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I don't know, what does the giraffe say?
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I don't know, it's in a different language.
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It says "tabedashitara kiringanai." That means once you start eating it, there's no stopping.
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That looks like it's true!
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Wait, what was so funny again?
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I don't remember.
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["Calpis" Marshmallows.]
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Marshmallows!
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Chubby bunny, chubby bunny.
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I don't like it.
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What's the yellow stuff, egg?
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It's called a "Calpis" marshmallow.
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"Calpis" marshmallow?
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That's an interesting name.
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-That's disgusting. -It was just an awkward taste.
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That was wrong to do the chubby bunny.
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-["Matcha" Green Tea "Pocky."] -Open, open, open. -Let's open.
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These kinda look familiar.
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I know these!
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If only they weren't green tea.
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Are these "Pockys" with green tea?
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These better not be "Pockys" with green tea.
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Open'er up!
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I don't like this; green tea gives me the bubbles inside my belly.
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And once it's in my belly, something gonna come out.
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No, I don't like green tea.
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I don't like the green stuff, it tastes like weeds.
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Now, I get to do this.
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["Tako Senbei" (octopus cracker).]
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Open!
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Karate chop!
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This is fish!
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-It is a type of cracker... -Okay. -called a "Tako Senbei."
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It ain't (doesn't) taste like tacos, though.
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Oh, that's because "tako" means octopus in Japanese.
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Octopuses are my friends.
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Octopus, blech, blech, did you put ink in this?
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This is good.
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-Nani, stop. -All done!
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TT's not done, you eat that.
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["Awa" Soda Candy.]
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Open!
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Ooh, a type of candy.
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Blaster!
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-One, two, three.
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Whoah!
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This is what's happening in my mouth.
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Boom!
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It's sour, too.
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-Is it fizzy? -What?
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-Is it fizzy? - Is it? You're eating it.
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I like it.
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I like it, this is a win-win.
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This is a perfect 10.
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Did the Japanese snacks, uh, live up to your expectations?
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Yep, always, always, always.
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My favorites was those chips, the ones you never ever can stop.
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Yeah, I liked the, I liked the chips.
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Do you got (have) any more of those chips?
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Let us know what country we should try next, "sayonara."
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Good job, Austin. Oh my gosh...
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Big shoutout to these people who suggested this week's episode, Kids Try Snack From Japan, Part Two.
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Leave a comment down below letting us know what you wanna see the kids try next, and we just might do it.
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Thanks for watching, bye.
