【Kalakal (2025)】

Caution: This is Kalakal (2025)going to make you hungry.

While you struggle to fry an egg, two-year-old Mazzy is helping out in the kitchen making an array of Asian treats, from Thai desserts to Chinese BBQ pork buns.

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Watch her cooking and stirring her way through "The Mazzy Show" with the help of her parents, who decided to start the channel as a way to bond with the little one.

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Her father Alex, who hails from Oregon, told Mashablethat he had always wanted to start a YouTube channel.

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"My wife was hired to work as a full-time librarian, [and] I took on the role of a stay-at-home-dad," he said.

"I've always had the ambition to start a YouTube channel and I decided that I would do it with Mazzy as a way to bond with her and keep her engaged in hands on activities."

Original image has been replaced. Credit: Mashable

Chiu said they try to post a new video every week, with Mazzy's channel having only been started some two months ago.

So far, she's taken on Japanese gyoza dumplings, Chinese egg tarts, pizza, and pigs in a blanket to name a few.

We can't wait to see what she whips up next.

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