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Daniel Tries a New Food

Episode: 116b
Air Date: November 19, 2012
Previous Episode: 116a - Be a Vegetable Taster!
Next Episode: 117a - Good Morning, Daniel
Purchase/Stream: Amazon

Daniel is playing adventure in a pretend cave he has set up in his house. Dad Tiger is pretending to be a "silly beast" -- a creature he has just made up.

Taking a break from his adventure, Daniel joins his mom in the kitchen where she is preparing for dinner. Together they make a new dessert -- banana swirl. When the bananas come out of the blender, Daniel is hesitant to taste them but Mom Tiger reminds him that he should taste new foods because they might taste good. Much to Daniel's delight, he likes the pureed bananas. Daniel learns that they will be having veggie spaghetti for dinner.

Miss Elaina arrives as a guest for dinner. She and Daniel play the silly beast game before they make-believe that Tigey is the silly beast.

When it's time for dinner, Daniel is not sure if he will like veggie spaghetti. Encouraged by his mom and Miss Elaina, Daniel finds that he really likes it! After tasting it, Miss Elaina decides that she prefers plain spaghetti.

When the banana swirl is served, Dad Tiger tastes it since he has never had it before.


Strategy

  • "Try new food because it might taste good."

Songs


Appearing In This Episode


Live Action Segment

The live action segment following this episode includes a boy and his family making banana swirl.

  


Notes

The storyline of this episodes is featured in the books Daniel Tries a New Food and Daniel Tiger's 5 Minutes Stories.

This episode is featured on the DVDs Tigertastic 50-Pack, Recipe For Fun Collection and Super Daniel.


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Episode Credits

Written by Becky Friedman
Created by Angela C. Santomero
Based on the work of Fred Rogers

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