Caillou begins to realize how many yummy things there are to eat. First, a visit to a farm teaches Caillou where eggs come from. Then, a walk in the park with Grandma lifts Caillou’s low opinion of vegetables when he sees how much birds and animals love them. Veggies get a further boost when Grandpa shows Caillou how to plant carrots, and he finds that nursing his plants gives them great new flavor. Caillou gets another taste treat at dinner at Sarah’s house, along with a lesson in how to use chopsticks. But not even chopsticks can help Rexy, Teddy, and Gilbert. The puppets’ best-laid plan to eat each other’s food goes awry when they find they only like their own. But there are no hurt feelings and it’s bon appetit all 'round.
Puppet segments: Rexy, Teddy and Gilbert makes treats for each other. When the meals are revealed, they are disappointed at what they have in front of them: Rexy has something made of grass, Teddy made cupcakes, and Gilbert made something with fish. Teddy and Rexy eventually give in and try each other's, but no one tried Gilbert’s because it smells bad.
"Farmer Caillou" Caillou wants pancakes, but mommy says that they're fresh out of eggs, and suggest that Caillou go borrow some from Mr. Hinkle. Mr. Hinkle obliges, and Caillou's surprised to see brown eggs. Mr. Hinkle explains that these came from his sister's farm. He then asks Caillou if he'd like to visit the farm. Caillou says yes, and hurries home to tell Mommy the news. Later, Caillou goes to the farm, and help Miss. Hinkle bake apple pie. They then go out and milk cows and ride tractor. Then, Caillou feeds the chicken. At first, the chickens gang up on him. Then one escapes and Caillou chases it. When Caillou finds it, Caillou sees that the chicken has laid an egg. Caillou then plays in the barn, gets frightened by a rather fierce cat who was protecting her kitten. Caillou then goes have pie, and later, when he gets home, tells mommy that the eggs are "Chicken fresh".
