American kids were brought into a studio to see what their reactions would be to different breakfast meals from around the world. Their thoughts were genuine, and in some cases quite surprising.
The first meal they were given was from Korea. A wide assortment of food on several plates was laid out in front of them. The kids were not fans of the sour taste and made funny faces after eating the kimchi.
After Korea was Brazil. They were given coffee and one plate with slices of fruits, meat, and bread. Most of them did not enjoy the bitter coffee. One kid mentions that he hates coffee because it tastes like cow poop.
From Finland, they were given a slice of bread with salmon and finely sliced onions on top of it, on the side there were a handful of berries. A young boy says that the bread was so soft it could be his pillow.
Vietnam was a surprise for most of them. There was a bowl of rice porridge, a bowl of sliced beef, and a century egg. The century egg is what shocked most of the kids.
The meal from Poland consisted of chopped sausage, two slices of an apple, scrambled egg, and crispy hash browns. The kids loved the hash browns because it tasted like fries.
Lastly from the Netherlands, they had a slice of bread covered in Hagelslag, which is chocolate sprinkles. The kids undoubtedly loved this meal and were surprised that people had it for breakfast.
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