[Music playing]

A split screen shows smiling children around eight or nine years old, all wearing aprons in different colours. They are using pots, pans, bowls, and spoons as musical instruments. Prepared food dishes fill the screen.

In colourful letters, the name of the show appears between an illustrated fork and a knife. The title reads: "My World Kitchen."

The narrator says, WHOSE KITCHEN ARE WE GOING TO TODAY?

A child with short brown hair and a black t-shirt opens a front door.

The child says, HELLO, MY NAME'S SONNY-MAC. WELCOME TO MY HOUSE. COME IN.

A woman with long dark hair in an orange shirt is in a kitchen.

Sonny-Mac says, THIS IS MY MUM NATALIE.

The narrator says, HI, MUM.

Sonny-Mac says, AND TODAY I'LL BE MAKING BANOFFEE PIE BECAUSE IT'S YUMMY.

The narrator says, HA-HA. SONNY-MAC'S MUM HAS SHOWN HIM A VERY SPECIAL WAY TO MAKE BANOFFEE PIE. SONNY-MAC'S FAMILY ARE ENGLISH. AND THEY LIVE IN A PART OF ENGLAND CALLED SUSSEX.

A colourful map has an arrow that points to England.

The narrator says, SUSSEX IS A LARGE HISTORIC COUNTY, IN THE SOUTH OF ENGLAND. SUSSEX IS HOME TO BEAUTIFUL BEACHES, LOVELY SCENERY AND LOTS OF INTERESTING BUILDINGS.

Images show a pie with whipped cream and bananas.

The narrator says, SOME PEOPLE THINK THAT BANOFFEE PIE WAS INVENTED IN SUSSEX, MANY YEARS AGO. THE ORIGINAL RECIPE INCLUDED BANANAS, CREAM, AND LOTS OF YUMMY TOFFEE.

Sonny-Mac washes his hands. He puts on a red and white striped apron.

The narrator says, SONNY-MAC HAS WASHED HIS HANDS, PUT ON HIS APRON AND HE'S READY TO COOK.

Sonny-Mac says, I'M GOING TO BE MAKING BANOFFEE PIE FOR MY FRIENDS.

Three children waved.

The narrator says, AND HE'S INVITED DAISY, MACEY, AND REX, TO TASTE ONE OF THE MAIN INGREDIENTS BEFORE THEY COME ROUND FOR A VERY SPECIAL DESSERT LATER. WHAT'S THAT?

Daisy opens a box. She has long blonde hair and wears a pink t-shirt.

Daisy says, IT LOOKS A BIT LIKE A SLUG.

The narrator says, OOH, IT'S NOT A SLUG.

Macey has blonde hair and glasses. She wears a pink sweater.

Macey says, IT LOOKS REALLY STRANGE.

Rex has short blonde hair and wears a blue cardigan.

Rex says, IT FEELS SLIMY AND IT'S A BIT STICKY.

The narrator asks, WHAT DOES IT SMELL LIKE?

Daisy says, A BIT LIKE RAISINS.

The narrator says, IT'S NOT A RAISIN EITHER. WHAT DOES IT TASTE LIKE?

The children eat.

Macey says, IT TASTES REALLY SWEET.

Rex says, I THINK IT'S A FRUIT BUT IT'S HARD TO DESCRIBE.

Daisy says, I THINK IT MIGHT BE A FRUIT.

The narrator says, YOU'RE RIGHT!

Macey says, I THINK IT'S A DATE.

The narrator says, IT IS A SLICED DATE.

Daisy says, I REALLY LIKE IT.

The narrator says, BRILLIANT.

Macey says, I LIKE IT.

The narrator says, GREAT.

Rex says, I THINK IT TASTES OKAY.

The narrator says, ONLY OKAY? LET'S SEE WHAT EVERYONE THINKS LATER, BECAUSE DATES ARE ONE OF THE MAIN INGREDIENTS IN SONNY-MAC'S RECIPE.

Ingredients appear on a counter.

The narrator says, AS WELL AS DATES YOU'LL NEED BANANAS, UNSALTED BUTTER, DIGESTIVE BISCUITS, WARM WATER, WHIPPING CREAM AND COCOA POWDER. WHAT'S FIRST?

Sonny-Mac says, I WILL BE BREAKING THESE BISCUITS UP.

Digestive cookies are in a blue bowl.

The narrator says, BREAK THEM IN TO SMALL PIECES. THEN CAREFULLY BASH THEM WITH THE END OF A ROLLING PIN, UNTIL THEY LOOK LIKE CRUMBS.

Sonny-Mac says, KIDS, IF YOU DO THIS AT HOME, YOU HAVE TO WASH YOUR HANDS AND HAVE AN APRON, BECAUSE IT'S QUITE MESSY.

The narrator says, IT LOOKS FUN THOUGH. ASK A GROWN UP TO MELT THE BUTTER FOR YOU, AND WHEN IT'S SLIGHTLY COOLED, CAREFULLY TIP IT INTO THE BOWL, THEN GIVE IT A GOOD MIX.

Sonny-Mac stirs the bowl with a wooden spoon.

The narrator says, DELICIOUS. TIP THE BUTTERY BISCUIT CRUMBS ONTO BAKING PAPER IN A CAKE TIN. SPREAD THEM OUT, AND FLATTEN, WITH THE BACK OF A SPOON, JUST LIKE THIS.

Sonny-Mac presses a spoon against the crumb mixture.

The narrator asks, WHAT'S NEXT?

Sonny-Mac says, NOW, I'M GOING TO PUT THE CAKE TIN IN THE FRIDGE.

Sonny-Mac puts a pie plate with the crumb mixture in a refrigerator.

The narrator says, YOU'LL NEED THAT A BIT LATER.

Sonny-Mac is at a counter.

Sonny-Mac says, NOW IT'S TIME FOR MY SPECIAL INGREDIENT.

The narrator says, AND YOU KNOW WHAT THAT IS, DON'T YOU? IT'S DATES.

An animation shows a palm tree growing.

The narrator says, DATES ARE A FRUIT THAT GROW ON DATE PALM TREES IN HOT COUNTRIES. THEY ARE A SWEET, OVAL-SHAPED FRUIT, AND CAN GROW ON THEIR OWN OR IN CLUMPS. DATES CAN BE EATEN FRESH, OR DRIED, AND USED IN SALADS, DESSERTS, SAUCES, AND EVEN DRINKS.

An illustration shows a person dressed in ancient Egyptian clothing.

The narrator says, IN ANCIENT TIMES, THE PEOPLE OF EGYPT USED DATES TO MAKE THEIR BREAD TASTE NICE AND SWEET.

Sonny-Mac says, I'M GOING TO WEIGH THESE CHOPPED UP DATES TO 100G.

Sonny-Mac puts dates into a bowl on a kitchen scale.

The narrator says, SONNY-MAC IS USING DRIED CHOPPED DATES IN HIS BANOFFEE PIE. POUR OVER SOME WARM WATER. AND PUT THE DISH ASIDE FOR LATER.

Sonny-Mac says, NOW, I NEED TO SLOSH AROUND MY CREAM.

The narrator says, MAKE SURE THE LID IS ON NICE AND TIGHT, AND SHAKE THE JAR OF WHIPPING CREAM LIKE THIS. SHAKE IT, SHAKE IT, SHAKE IT. THIS WILL MAKE THE CREAM LOVELY AND THICK.

Sonny-Mac shakes a jar.

Sonny-Mac says, I REALLY HOPE THAT MY FRIENDS REX, MACEY, AND DAISY, WILL LIKE MY RECIPE.

The narrator says, LET'S HOPE SO.

Sonny-Mac shakes the jar. He opens the lid.

Sonny-Mac says, I JUST NEED TO HAVE A LITTLE CHECK. THAT'S DEFINITELY DONE! OOH, IT SMELLS PRETTY GOOD TOO.

The narrator says, I'M SURE IT DOES.

Sonny-Mac says, NOW I NEED TO MUSH ALL THESE DATES UP.

The narrator says, MASH THEM DOWN WITH THE BACK OF YOUR FORK, TO MAKE A PASTE. WHAT'S NEXT?

Sonny-Mac says, NOW I NEED MY BISCUIT BASE FROM THE FRIDGE.

Sonny-Mac takes the pie plate from the refrigerator.

The narrator says, THE BASE HAS GONE HARD IN THE FRIDGE, SO YOU CAN TIP IT OUT OF THE CAKE CASE. PEEL OFF THE BAKING PAPER AND PUT IT ON A PLATE.

Sonny-Mac takes the pie crust out and sets it on a plate.

Sonny-Mac says, NOW I NEED TO PUT ALL THE MASHED UP DATES ONTO MY BISCUIT BASE.

The narrator says, THAT'S RIGHT, JUST SPREAD IT ALL OVER THE BASE.

Sonny-Mac spoons the dates onto the pie crust.

Sonny-Mac says, I'VE GOT LOTS OF FAMILY IN SUSSEX. I'VE GOT UNCLES, AUNTIES, AND COUSINS. MY FRIENDS ARE GOING TO LOVE MY RECIPE!

The narrator says, IT'S LOOKING GOOD SO FAR. THEN, PEEL SOME BANANAS, AND CAREFULLY CHOP THEM UP INTO SMALL PIECES.

Sonny-Mac slices a banana.

Sonny-Mac says, NOW I'M GOING TO JUST DECORATE THE BANOFFEE PIE, WITH ALL THESE BANANAS AROUND THE EDGES.

The narrator says, WELL DONE SONNY-MAC, BUT DON'T FORGET TO SAVE A FEW PIECES OF BANANA FOR LATER.

Banana slices cover the top of the pie.

Sonny-Mac says, THERE. NOW I'M GOING TO GET THE CREAM, I'M GOING TO SPREAD IT ALL OVER.

The narrator says, SPOON THE LOVELY WHIPPED CREAM ALL OVER THE BANANA.

Sonny-Mac pats whipped cream over the bananas.

Sonny-Mac says, THAT'S ENOUGH CREAM NOW. DO MY LAST BITS OF BANANA. SQUISH THAT THERE.

Sonny-Mac arranges a few slices of the banana in the centre of the pie over the whipped cream.

[Narrator laughing]

The narrator says, EXCELLENT.

Sonny-Mac says, THERE.

The narrator says, SPRINKLE OVER SOME COCOA POWDER, THEN ASK A GROWN-UP, TO HELP.

Sonny-Mac calls MUM, CAN YOU COME AND PUT IT IN THE FRIDGE FOR ME.

Natalie sets the pie in the refrigerator.

The narrator says, THIS WILL KEEP THE BANOFFEE PIE NICE AND FRESH FOR LATER.

Sonny-Mac’s hands break up digestive cookies on a counter.

The narrator says, IF YOU'D LIKE TO MAKE SONNY-MAC'S BANOFFEE PIE AT HOME, BREAK DIGESTIVE BISCUITS INTO PIECES, THEN BASH THEM WITH A ROLLING PIN TO MAKE FINE CRUMBS. ASK A GROWN UP TO MELT BUTTER FOR YOU, AND WHEN IT'S SLIGHTLY COOLED, CAREFULLY POUR IT OVER THE CRUMBS, AND MIX IT, MIX IT, MIX IT.

The crumb mixture is put into a pie plate.

The narrator says, POUR THE BUTTERY BISCUIT BASE ONTO BAKING PAPER, IN A CAKE TIN. PRESS THE MIXTURE DOWN TO FLATTEN IT, AND POP THE TIN INTO THE FRIDGE. POUR WARM WATER OVER YOUR CHOPPED DATES. PUSH THE DATES INTO THE WATER AND LEAVE THEM TO SOAK.

Sonny-Mac shakes a jar.

The narrator says, POUR WHIPPING CREAM INTO A JAR WITH A LID. SCREW IT ON TIGHTLY, AND GIVE IT A BIG SHAKE, UNTIL THE CREAM GOES THICK. LOVELY. USE A FORK TO MASH THE SOAKED DATES INTO A PASTE. WHEN THE BISCUIT BASE HAS GONE HARD IN THE FRIDGE, TIP IT OUT OF THE CAKE TIN.

The pie crust is put on a plate.

The narrator says, PEEL OFF THE BAKING PAPER AND PUT IT ON A PLATE. SPREAD THE DATE PASTE ALL OVER THE BISCUIT BASE.

Three bananas are peeled.

The narrator says, PEEL THE BANANAS, AND CAREFULLY CUT THEM INTO PIECES. PUT THE PIECES ON TOP OF YOUR DATE MIXTURE, SAVING A FEW FOR LATER. SPOON ON THE WHIPPED CREAM, AND GENTLY SPREAD IT OUT. PLACE THE LAST FEW PIECES OF BANANA ON TOP, AND SPRINKLE OVER SOME COCOA POWDER. DELICIOUS!

Sonny-Mac shakes out a white tablecloth. Balloons are put in a room and flag-shaped bunting is hung.

The narrator says, NOW, THERE'S JUST ENOUGH TIME FOR SONNY-MAC TO GET THINGS READY FOR HIS VERY SPECIAL TEA PARTY. WOW. HEY-HEY!

Sonny-Mac wears a red and white striped jacket and a red bowtie. He puts on a straw boater hat

Sonny-Mac says, TO MAKE MY TEA PARTY EXTRA SPECIAL, I'M WEARING FANCY DRESS, AND I'VE TOLD MY FRIENDS TO DO THE SAME.

[Knocking]

Sonny-Mac says, OH THEY'RE HERE!

The narrator says, GOOD WORK, SONNY-MAC, YOUR TABLE LOOKS WONDERFUL, AND, SO DO YOU.

Sonny-Mac opens the front door. Rex, Macey, and Daisy are there.

The children say, HI, SONNY!

Sonny-Mac says, HI.

Rex wears a red-striped tie, red pants, and suspenders. Daisy is in a blue-striped dress, and Macey wears a blue sailor dress.

The narrator says, NOW EVERYONE'S WASHED THEIR HANDS, AND THEY'RE READY TO EAT. YOU ALL LOOK VERY SMART IN YOUR PARTY CLOTHES.

Sonny-Mac says, WHAT DO YOU ALL THINK OF MY TABLE DECORATION?

Rex says, I LIKE ALL THE PATTERNS ON THE TABLECLOTH.

Macey says, I LIKE THE FLOWERS.

Sonny-Mac says, DO YOU LIKE MY FANCY SUIT?

The children say, YES.

Daisy says, I LIKE IT AND I LIKE THE STRIPES ON YOUR JACKET.

Sonny-Mac asks, ARE YOU ALL HUNGRY?

The children say, YES!

The narrator says, AND HERE'S MUM, WITH THE BANOFFEE PIE.

Natalie puts pieces of pie on plates on the table.

Natalie says, THERE YOU GO.

The narrator says, THAT LOOKS DELICIOUS, WITH ALL THE LOVELY CREAM, BANANA, AND COCOA ON TOP. YUMMY.

Sonny-Mac says, RIGHT, ENJOY MY BANOFFEE PIE.

Everyone eats.

The narrator says, LET'S SEE WHAT EVERYONE THINKS OF THE TASTE OF DATES, NOW THEY'RE IN SONNY-MAC'S PIE.

Sonny-Mac says, WHAT DO YOU ALL THINK?

Daisy says, I THINK IT'S REALLY NICE.

Macey says, I THINK IT'S LOVELY.

Rex says, I THINK IT'S DELICIOUS.

Sonny-Mac says, THANKS, I REALLY ESPECIALLY LIKE THE CREAM.

The narrator says, IT REALLY DOES LOOK GOOD.

Sonny-Mac says, WHAT DO YOU THINK IS THE BEST OUT OF THE WHOLE BANOFFEE PIE?

Rex says, THE BISCUITS.

Macey says, I LIKE THE CREAM, THAT'S THE BEST BIT.

Daisy says, I LIKE THE BISCUITS THE BEST, JUST LIKE REX.

Sonny-Mac asks, SO WHAT DO YOU ALL THINK THE SPECIAL INGREDIENT WAS?

The children say, DATES.

Sonny-Mac says, YOU'RE CORRECT.

The narrator says, YEAH, YOU'RE ALL RIGHT.

Sonny-Mac says, DO YOU LIKE THE TASTE OF DATES IN MY BANOFFEE PIE?

Daisy says, YES.

Macey says, IT TASTES SWEET AND YUMMY.

The narrator says, THAT'S EXCELLENT, SONNY-MAC, EVERYONE LOVES THE TASTE OF DATES IN YOUR BANOFFEE PIE. FANTASTIC!

Everyone eats.

Sonny-Mac says, THANK YOU FOR COMING TO MY WORLD KITCHEN.

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