The hosts of Good Mythical Morning, Rhett and Link, continue their multiverse food exploration, "Multiverse Munchies." They travel through dimensions to find unique snacks.
First, they try "Interdimensional Animal Crackers" that have different animal meats inside, with each cracker tasting like the animal it represents. They also visit a dimension where people savor their food slowly, introducing "Patient Pudding," a pudding that takes time to set.
In another dimension, they discover "Cheez-Its," a snack where cheese-filled "zits" are stuck on the consumer's face, and the cheese is licked off. However, they find this snack to be unappetizing.
Lastly, they visit a dimension where kangaroos are poor swimmers, leading to the creation of "Drown-A-Roos," a cookie and icing snack where the consumer has to "rescue" a kangaroo from a box of blue icing.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The hosts, Rhett and Link, are on a tour in several cities, including Albuquerque, Phoenix, Sacramento, and Valley Center, California.
2. They are also traveling through the multiverse in search of bizarre snacks.
3. They believe that if they can think up a snack that doesn't exist in their universe, it must be a real thing in some parallel universe.
4. They have created a snack called "Interdimensional Animal Crackers" that comes in different animal flavors, such as cow, pig, chicken, fish, and snake.
5. The crackers have a unique flavor and texture, with some tasting like dog biscuits or having a strong animal flavor.
6. In another dimension, there is a snack called "Patient Pudding" that is a slow-release pudding that takes time to eat.
7. The pudding is made with a special ingredient that makes it take longer to eat, and it's considered a team-building exercise to eat it with others.
8. There is also a snack called "Cheez-Its" that is a cheese-flavored cracker that can be eaten off the face.
9. The Cheez-Its are made with 100% face cheese and have a unique texture and flavor.
10. In another dimension, there is a snack called "Drown-Aroos" that is a kangaroo-shaped cookie with a blue icing for dipping.
11. The cookies are packaged in a clear box with a window, and the icing is visible through the box.
12. The snack is a family-friendly treat that is fun to eat and comes with a surprise inside the box.
13. In this universe, there are two Henry Winkler's and kangaroos are known to be terrible swimmers.
14. The hosts are participating in a social experiment to see how clicking the "like" button affects the algorithm in their dimension.