Son’s Super Grateful Reactions to Mum’s Cooking is a Viral Video You Need to Watch Today – News18

We all step out to eat at many cafes and restaurants. But, no food is more delicious than the one cooked by your mother with love. Several videos of kids reacting to a new food went viral on the internet. Just like this one video of a kid’s reactions to his mother’s food is winning hearts on the internet. The viral clip captures a kid’s reactions to his mom’s food that she cooked in a week. The video has clocked more than a whopping 23 million views.

In the viral video, the young boy can be seen eating a variety of foods like Broccoli cheddar soup, biscuits and honey butter, meatloaf, and Teriyaki meatballs. After taking the first bite of the food, the boy makes a strong “mmm” sound and bangs his fist on the table with excitement. He even asks his mother, “What kind of sauce is this?” Replying to it, Mother says, “Barbecue sauce.” The boy further asks his mom if he can get a big slice. After trying Teriyaki meatballs, the young kid states, “I can’t believe in you, can’t believe you made this.” The video was shared on an Instagram account named @madisonmealy. Sharing the video, the user wrote, “My confidence after a table slap.”

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Watch the son’s cute reaction to mom’s cooking:

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The clip was shared a week ago and since then it has collected millions of likes and views and the numbers are increasing. The little boy’s appreciation for his mom’s cooking is too cute to miss. The comments section of the post is flooded with fun reactions to the little boy’s foodie adventures at home. “I can’t believe you made THIS, he is so pure,” commented a user. “Oh, you are nailing this whole parenting thing. What a sweet boy,” added a second. “I’d cook more if I had these reactions,” expressed a third. “We all need a hype man to cheer us on for cooking dinners,” wrote a fourth.