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**Title:** "Will It Cookie?" - Experimenting with Unconventional Cookie Ingredients
**Summary:**
* Hosts Rhett and Link test unusual ingredients to answer "Will It Cookie?"
* Experiments:
1. **Sour Cookies**: with sour powder and Warheads (Verdict: Yes)
2. **Flamin' Hot Cheetos Cookies**: with crushed Flamin' Hot Cheetos (Verdict: No)
3. **Beans and Franks Cookies**: with canned beans and hot dogs (Verdict: Yes, but only at holidays)
4. **Tuna Fish Cookies**: with canned tuna (Verdict: No)
5. **Hamster Food (Timothy Hay) Cookies**: with hay for a potential hamster-human cookie (Verdict: Maybe, for hamsters)
6. **Haggis Cookies**: with traditional Scottish haggis (sheep's liver, lungs, heart) (Verdict: No)
**Tone:** Humorous, lighthearted, and entertaining, with the hosts' banter and reactions to the unconventional cookie creations.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, each with a number and in short sentences, excluding opinions:
1. The hosts of "Good Mythical Morning" experimented with unusual cookie ingredients.
2. The first experiment involved adding **sour powder** and **Warheads** to cookies.
3. The second experiment combined **Flamin' Hot Cheetos** with cookie dough.
4. The third experiment added **beans and Franks (hot dogs)** to cookies.
5. The hosts also created **tuna fish cookies** as a fourth experiment.
6. A **hay and fiber cookie** was designed for both humans and animals, featuring Timothy hay.
7. **Haggis**, a traditional Scottish dish made from sheep's insides, was baked into a cookie.
8. The show's hosts are Rhett and Link.
9. The show has a segment called "Wheel of Mythicality" featuring Emma and Becky in Vienna, Austria.
10. Additional cookie experiments are available on "Good Mythical More".