the rice crispy train. you need simple things. rice crispy, little mints. candy canes. >> are these premade? >> they are. >> that's little squish. he is making these trains with his mama. he's oliver by the way. >> she runs my cupcake addiction youtube channel. >> white chocolate. >> delicious. >> you use white chocolate to attach the mints to the side. >> it is a twinkie. >> this looks awesome. >> you can get creative with the placements of the candy canes and the twinkies. you can do anything you want. look at this one. i like this one with the little santa claus. >> like a coal car full of skittles. >> that would be a beautiful centerpiece on a holiday table with hors d'oeuvres. you can eat that for dessert. >> the kids can break into it. >>> samuel chases duck into frozen pond. firefighters have to rescue him. >> that happened in scotland. he after a duck and got stuck in the pond. firefighters had knowledge of the pond. they took axes and chopped through the ice to get to the dog. >> aw. >> they didn't bother staying on top of the ice. >> they knew how

. >> rice crispy treats. >> how could i mess that up?n time and in their package. you're a good ups driver yourself. so this is incredible. carson, we see you driving this truck. how exciting is it to have your own ups truck? >> good. >> do you love it? what's the best part? just that you get yours and it doesn't happen that often and you get to bring me cookies? pretty cool? you know i'm a tricky mommy, right, 'cause i have a guy just about your size. karen, this relationship started, mr. ernie, you were driving for 30 years for ups. how did you get to know carson so well is this. >> when he was younger, evidently he had to have special formula and i would make delivery there is occasionally. so i'd make these deliveries and little carson would always be sitting in the window there. he loved trucks. he loved them. >> is that true, you love the ups truck? you loved when mr. ernie came? >> that one came so frequently to deliver the formula for four years that it really caught his eye. so because we had a sign for the formula, he got to in

rice and saffron baked into a crispy dough. rice is not a side dish. it can be the main event.ou put more on the table than anyone could conceivably eat. >> if you do not like your guest, you do not put anything. [laughter] >> ground beef, onions, rice. walnuts, fried apricots, and boiled a -- egg. >> we are a very interesting nation. >> the contradictions are enormous. >> we take you to our house, our hearts, all of that. that is really extreme in so many ways. >> you see this tortured relationship between america and iran for many years. how do you think americans will react? [laughter] >> what was the answer to the? >> i said or to the absence of evil? >> he said, we are never evil, like everybody else. the women in particular, very assertive. very opinionated. we are aware of the religious police. we hear what is set by the government, the clergy. but how people talk and hold themselves, it is very surprising. >> somebody speculated that, if you go to some countries, the more the regime loves us, americans, the more the people hate us. and the more the regime hates us, the

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little pancake-like things made of rice flour, steamed in molds, and topped with crispy fried shallotshow you eat this. >> i have this when i was a little girl. so you try to pick it up like this. >> right. i got it. just cut around the edge here. >> i feel so clumsy. its been a while. >> fold it over. oh it just -- mm. this is great. >> this is so nostalgic to me. i will sit there in front of our house -- >> waiting. >> waiting for her, with a dish, empty dish waiting for her. >> so you can open the thing and learn how to rough the thing. if you know how to unwrap. so unwrap. >> oh, really,'m watching you. let's get this right. >> you do it perfect. i think you an expert. maybe in i a past life, you were born here. >> in a past life. so this is shrimp. pick it up and dip. hmm. very nice. they're pretty too. look at that. >> you can see what's inside. >> you call this type of eating an-choi. >> it's like for fun or playing. >> recreational eating. >> yeah. >> so it's not a main meal. it's for snacking. >> sticky rice dumplings. starts with frying the paste in cooking oil. then unpeeled

it's fish based with rice or noodles, sometimes we put in some crispies, like fried beans, and theseleaves. >> yeah. >> lime. >> sprinkle some in here. >> good textures. particularly in the light of obama's recent visit, these are interesting times. significant changes for the first time in 50 years. >> yes. one thing that's quite significant. you take a look around, all kinds of people, all age groups. a couple years ago, people would be talking about politics, you -- nowadays, it's more outspoken. the government is more open. they also are relaxing the rules about censorship. august 20th, we were called into the office, many publishers and editors, and the boss, okay, 40 years and 20 days of censorship is gone. that's it. >> feel good? >> yeah. that's what we've been waiting for for so many years. >> i love the answer. it's a careful yes. >> yes. people in the country, we have some doubt, is it real? the changes? the reforms? but now it's a couple years. people start to believe, okay, maybe it's real. the process is still very young, but it's still possible. when the generals stop