Feature tags: Try

Reach out to Binging with Babish and try foods inspired by our favorite cinema.

Okay let’s make this more reasonable! Take these six (Justine S, Clisare, Lolsy, Leather Jacket Guy, Dermott and Irish Jesus) and give them all very weird combos of Poutine! Find the weirdest flavours ever and try it!

Invite some Americans to Ireland to try some of your strongest drinks. The difference in the two cultures could make for some funny comparisons in the reactions.

Get your GAINZ! There are so many health bars on the market, some are great, some taste like cardboard which should allow for a wide range of reactions. Some bars even have peanut butter! There are a wide variety of flavors and brands, such as Quest, Clif Bars, Pure Protein, Whey Protein bars, etc.

Irish people take a taste of some exotic fruit from around the world.
The Durian Fruit-Worlds Smelliest Fruit, The sour Umeboshi Plum, Dragon Fruit, Plantains.
There are so many to choose from that are quite exotic and sure to elicit a response.

Bob Ross is an artist and teacher famous for his relaxing voice and laid back style, assuring us that “There are no mistakes, just happy accidents!” Let’s see the Try gang paint some happy trees with him!

A simple suggestion – have the cast members try to drink a yard of beer.
https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yard_of_ale

Let’s have the cast members try their hands at layered cocktails, sometimes called pousse-café. They can work together in pairs to make and taste cocktails with increasing difficulty.

Start with something simple like a Black and Tan (two layers):
https://www.thespruceeats.com/black-and-tan-cocktail-recipe-759593

Next is the ever popular B-52 Shot (three layers):
https://www.thespruceeats.com/b-52-triple-layered-shot-759583

Add a four layered cocktail if you dare.

And for the final cocktail, let’s invite Giovanni Viscardi in to make a classic Pousse-
-café:
https://www.epicurious.com/recipes/food/views/the-pousse-cafe-no-1-51167400

Have lots of paper towels ready for this episode.

The Jell-O shot seemed to be a lot of fun on a previous episode of Facts. Why not try different Jell-O shots associated with national holidays and see if the cast members can determine the country and holiday. Here are four that would be fun (three easy and one hard one):

St Patrick’s Day:
https://www.tablespoon.com/recipes/ombre-st-patricks-day-jello-shots/106c06a7-9940-4c93-bd8a-bf315b9b5585

4th of July:
https://www.delish.com/holiday-recipes/g3425/fourth-of-july-jello-shots/

Cinco de Mayo:

Cinco de Mayo Margarita Jello Shots

Singapore National Day:

Singapore Sling Shots

People who are clueless in the kitchen compete to make a perfect loaf of white (or otherwise) bread. Not Irish soda bread, that’s too easy! Make it competition with a prize, or points accumulated over the year with other competitions and the winner gets a prize at the end of the year.