Kids Try 100 Years of Cookies with Cookie Monster

[Director] Overhead second sticks, mark.

(children laughing)

Hi overhead camera.

You guys ready?

[Children] Yeah, mhmm.

You guys excited to hear about

100 years of

cookies?

(girl laughing)

[Cookie Monster] Have you heard of mallomar cookies?

No. Yes, very good.

Very good to eat.

It's the brother of a s'mores.

Exactly.

(eating noisily)

(children laughing)

That never happened before in me life.

Little help?

Okay, moving on to

the sugar cookie.

See what you think.

(sniffing)

Okay, here we go.

(eating noisily)

Me so excited about this era

because this the era of

the chocolate chippy.

Hey, can we get some milk?

Me actually no need to dunk cookies.

Because you know why?

Why?

Because me eating the cookies like this.

(eating noisily)

So now we heading to the 1940s,

animal crackers.

They're not really cookies, they're crackers.

Why they not call them animal cookies?

Animal cookies.

Animal cookies, animal cookies.

[Cookie Monster] These are called milanos.

You've got to eat them like

little delicate bite.

Little delicate cookie.

(eating noisily)

(children laughing)

Sorry.

Do you know what these called?

Nutter butters.

I don't really like peanut butter.

Wait a second, that's actually

better than I expected.

Little peanut butter jellies?

Oh, I love jelly. This is so good.

Wait a minute. We've got a breakthrough here.

Look at this.

Look at this.

There she goes.

Do you guys want to crack into a fortune cookie

and see what your fortune is?

You are born with grace and beauty.

Oh, thank you.

(boy laughing)

Oh, that the fortune.

What me fortune?

Your love gardening

will take on new meaning in your life.

Gardening? Okay, me going to start to garden.

Do you guys know what these called?

They called biscottis.

They little hard,

but they good for dipping.

Take a bite and see what you think.

That is so good.

What do you think?

Wait a minute, things are happening.

Remember the nutter butter incident of 1960?

You know what this cookie is called?

[Boy] The opposite cookie.

Cheers.

Clink.

Clink.

Clink.

(eating noisily)

You know what these are called?

Could you show me how to eat like cookie monster?

Yeah.

How do it goes? (eating noisily)

This is how you ate.

You've got to be noisier.

Let's hear a little om nom nom.

(eating noisily)

[Boy] It looks just like your fur.

[Cookie Monster] Oh, that cute.

It's good.

Well, you know, me got me own

kind of cookie cake.

Hey! Bring in the cookie cake.

We're going to slide the cookie monster one over

and this me kind of cookie cake.

Happy birthday to me.

(eating noisily)

(slurping)

Ahh.

(peppy music)