A group of family members (kids and parents) participate in the "Eat It or Wear It" challenge, where they are presented with 11 different ingredients and have to decide whether to eat a heaping spoonful of it or wear it on their head. If they choose to wear it, they have to pour the entire contents on their head. The ingredients include sour candies, tuna, spaghettiOs, mustard, cabbage, rotten egg, cottage cheese, and clam chowder. The kids, in particular, struggle with some of the ingredients, but they all try their best to complete the challenge. In the end, they reflect on the experience and encourage viewers to suggest ideas for their next challenge.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text:
1. The participants in the challenge are trying to decide whether to "eat it or wear it".
2. There are 11 ingredients in total that the participants will be offered.
3. Each participant will be given a spoonful of each ingredient and can choose to either eat it or wear it.
4. If a participant chooses not to eat the ingredient, they will have to pour the whole bottle of the ingredient on their head.
5. The ingredients include tuna, lemon juice, mustard, and other unknown items.
6. The participants are given a "heaping spoonful" of each ingredient, which means the spoon is overfilled.
7. The challenge is being recorded on video.
8. The participants are not allowed to spit out the ingredient if they choose to eat it.
9. The participants are given the option to try a small amount of the ingredient before deciding whether to eat it or wear it.
10. Some participants are hesitant to try certain ingredients, such as mustard and cabbage.
11. One participant mentions that they had a dream about eating a particular ingredient.
12. The participants are given a warning before trying a particularly challenging ingredient, such as rotten egg.
13. The participants are allowed to wear a hat or other protective gear while trying the ingredients.
14. The challenge is being done in a competitive manner, with participants trying to outdo each other.
15. The parents of the participants are also going to take on the challenge in a separate video.
16. The video ends with a call to action, asking viewers to subscribe and comment on what the participants should do for their next challenge.