@@alvineledbetter This one is more bland than the yellow dragon fruit and definitely not as sweet. Here is the yellow dragon fruit video ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
Just found your channel and I really love your happy attitude and simple explanations, thankyou for the information and for cheering me up with your genuine smile!
I always pass by them in the chinese store wondering about how they taste and how to eat them . Thank you for showing how the ends are cut off, then peel the rest of skin off.. .these has motivated m to want to buy one.
Bought a package of 3 for $6.50 today at Price Mart, our version of Costco here in Costa Rica. My Tica wife picked them up for me to try. Went to your site to learn about them!
Hi Matt! It was nice to learn from ur video. I got one today n i tasted it for the first time. I am from India n here we started getting some exotic fruits in metropolitan cities from last few years, so i was able to get this fruit today n tried, to me basically it tasted blend bt i kind of liked it. Its expensive here as well as compared to other fruits we get here, it was 50-150 INR (0.65-2$) per piece depending on sizes.
So glad you liked the video!! :) If you get the chance, try the yellow dragon fruit, they have more flavor. I wish the pink ones tasted like the yellow ones! haha. Here is my video on the yellow dragon fruit ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
Thank you for the video....we have them in Marks and Spencer here in the UK for £3 and I've always wanted to try one but wasn't sure how to prepare, eat it, etc. Helpful video, thank you!
Very cool Karla! Yeah I heard the red ones are much sweeter than the white ones. It seems we only get the white ones here though. Since they are native to Nicaragua, I imagine they would be inexpensive. Which is nice!! :)
AZ representing! haha I live in Phoenix. I have one of these growing in my parent's backyard in Gilbert. It is still young and hasn't fruited yet. $8.99 is pretty expensive! I think it will taste underwhelming to you at that price, haha. Let me know what you think after trying it. Check out this latest dragon fruit video I did with yellow dragon fruit. :) ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
Thanks Matt for another educating and educational video. Matt The stores that carry the dragon fruit here in Houston the leaves are kind of dry and brownish in color. The fruit cost about 4.95 a pound, so what should I look for when choosing the right one should it be the one that looks like yours?
Hello Howard! If you can find one that looks like man then yes. Nice red/pink color and green on the leaves. But if all of them look the same, you are probably fine just grabbing any one of them. A few blotchy brown spots are okay, if there are lots that is usually an indication it is overripe. Let me know how it goes if you wind up trying one. :)
First they cost 2/$5.00 in Shoprite in New Jersey, second I like them by cutting them in half between the top & bottom & then using a spoon to scoop it out like it was in it's own serving bowl. I can't put a finger on the taste but they are pear like texture with a light taste between Kiwi, Blueberry & a pear from my families taste test.
You posted this Shoprite price almost 1 year ago. I'm also in the beautiful Garden State (S. NJ) and love the fresh farm produce markets. I doubt the dragon fruit, at $5.99 each and quinces I encountered yesterday came from Jersey soil but they were nice additions. I really doubted it but I checked my ShopRite and they do have dragon fruit at $4.99 each. The disparity in price could mostly reflect the national skyrocketing food prices and high NJ cost of living.
@@WeMustAllHangTogetherOr That price was at the Shoprite in Lacey Township down the shore but after Bidenomics I'm sure the price has doubled since I posted that. FJB
Thanks for sharing this info! I bought one to add to a client's basket and tried one for myself. I was very disappointed as it was rather bland and not at all what I expected. Any suggestions you can offer with how to flavor it so it's not wasted? They sure look lovely though!
The red/pink ones like this are not going to be sweet like the yellow ones. You could sprinkle a little salt on them or try a little bit of sugar. Or eat them in a fruit salad with other sweeter fruits.
I used to live in vietnam (I was born there actually) IIRC it was 10,000-20,000 dong $0.42-$0.85 per kilograms for the white-flesh. 30,000 dong $1.27 per kilograms for red-flesh. The conversion rate was a bit different back then im not sure the exact cost in 2023. I prefer the red flesh one for more sweeter taste.
Mmm. I've been tempted to eat one if these. What kinds of fruits would you recommend adding to a dragon fruit smoothie? I think some strawberries, pears, and a touch of milk might do the trick.
You can't go wrong with any of those fruits added with it, even some melon, like water melon would be nice. Maybe use water instead of milk. I would try a little piece on its own, as well, just to experience it without other tastes. :)
We get them here in South African supermarkets on a seasonal basis. I have never checked the price because I haven't been inclined to try one yet. The ones we get get come from Thailand.
I saw this fruit at my grocery store and decided to give it a try. I’m saving it to bring to a friend’s place where we can try it together. I guess I got a bargain, compared to yours - I paid $1.25 for one just slightly small than yours.
Awesome! And yes that is a very good price for one. Especially if you haven't tried it before. If you don't like it, no biggy since it wasn't that expensive haha. Let me know what you think after trying it.
@@josianesoares5821 Cool, That is slightly more than 4$. That is not a bad price actually, although it still sounds high for 1 fruit, haha. But worth trying at least once, because it looks cool and has such a cool name! haha
When you cut them into diced, they remind me of dice games 😅😍 so cool. I never try one of this because I can't buy it my country bit I realy want it 😭😭
Hello Matt...Thank You for your video presentation...I found Dragon Fruit in Fenton, Michigan...for $7.99 /lb....mine cost $7.19. It is the rich Ruby Red color inside...🌵
You are very welcome!! :) There are a handful of varieties and that is common color as well instead of the white inside. :) Those are supposed to be a little sweeter then the white flesh.
Thanks!! Not a bad price to try it at. If you can find a yellow dragon fruit taste that one and see if you like it better. ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
Awesome! Yeah that is on the expensive side as well. But fun to satisfy curiosity!! I like the yellow dragon fruit better as far as taste goes, they are sweeter. But I love the look of the red/pink dragon fruit. Here is my yellow dragon fruit video in case you want to check it out ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
??? I just bought one on sale for 2.99. Been wanting to try it for a long time. If I cut and don't eat the whole thing, how do I store the rest? Plastic bag in the refrigerator? Foil? Too expensive to risk spoiling.
That is a good price! Definitely don't eat the whole thing, you may get the runs if you do. Store leftovers in a plastic bag or wrap it in plastic wrap.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt yeah, Imported from the Far East. But totally delicious. Thank you for an instructive video. Will try them in a salats. What kind of lettuce do you recomend?
@@estmihidudus6485 Awesome! I would just start with your favorite salad lettuce. Or put them with a fruit salad, not sure if those are common in Norway, but fruit salads are really common here in the States. Especially during the summer.
Try the yellow kind, they are much sweeter. These can vary in sweetness, but usually don't taste as good as they look. I wish these tasted like the yellow ones, haha.
wow! Mangoes are much cheaper for us. I can't wait for my mango tree to start producing. haha. When mangoes are in season at my farmers market I can find them for $0.50 to $1.00 each which isn't too bad I guess. haha
It is true. Back home, in Portugal, I could not find Pitahayas at all, and Mangos, Coconuts and Pineapples were way too overpriced, with neither ever being under 12,00€/kg.
Hi Nicole, no it probably is ripe, they don't have a super strong taste. The yellow dragon fruit is more sweet and tastes better in my opinion. $7 is definitely high!
It should have bright even coloring, with no brown blotches, or just a few. And it should have a slight give to it when pressed. Store the fruit completely intact until you want to eat it. Then if you have any leftovers, store the cut fruit in an airtight container in the fridge.
Agreed! Something fun to eat once in awhile, but not all the time. Definitely fun to try at least once, because of how cool and unique it is. Not a ton of flavor, a bit bland. But still cool! haha
@@inthekitchenwithmatt I agree. Since March I was laid off and gained weight due to inactivity in isolation soooo what to do...COOK! I'm at home in the kitchen doing my thing and then I gained 15 lbs. So I was determined to lose it. Smoothies in the morning w Dragon fruit as my superfood. At that price I decided to get something equivalent Then I incorporated chia seeds in my smoothies which is just as good and I only need a tablespoon per day.. that plus walking to work im hoping it will help
Yeah seems to be a normal price here in the States. I haven't seen them much cheaper then that here. I don't shop at Whole Foods, but Sprouts and other places all seem to have it around that price give or take.
Yeah they are hit or miss. I have had some with lots of flavor and others without. Definitely try the yellow ones sometime! I have a video on that as well here: ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
@@inthekitchenwithmatt a coworker of my husband's gave them to us. We live on Hawaii and these are the red ones. I had no idea how to tell if they were rip or not..lol
@@karencamp741 Yeah, they grow a lot of them in Hawaii. I don't think they ripen much after harvesting, so they are usually harvested when nearly fully ripe. Glad you got to try them. Try mangosteen if you ever get the chance! If you haven't already. I have a video for that too. ruclips.net/video/UHDoD-XfUOw/видео.html
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Hello, I purchased mine at COSTCO I. Maryland 2 for $6.99. This is my first time trying this fruit.
Awesome! That is not a bad price at all.
It's not sweet and doesn't taste like kewei. It's different, though. Maybe it will be better chilled...it's in the fridge. I'll let you know. TTYL
@@alvineledbetter This one is more bland than the yellow dragon fruit and definitely not as sweet. Here is the yellow dragon fruit video ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
Dragon fruit is delicious and a beautiful fruit. The inside white with black dots remindeds us of our Dalmation.😊
Yes, they are! I am still amazed at how awesome they look. Dalmations are cool!
Just found your channel and I really love your happy attitude and simple explanations, thankyou for the information and for cheering me up with your genuine smile!
Thank you, Lucy! Glad you found the channel and like it. You are very welcome! :)
I always pass by them in the chinese store wondering about how they taste and how to eat them . Thank you for showing how the ends are cut off, then peel the rest of skin off.. .these has motivated m to want to buy one.
You are welcome! I hope you get to try them some time. :)
Bought a package of 3 for $6.50 today at Price Mart, our version of Costco here in Costa Rica. My Tica wife picked them up for me to try. Went to your site to learn about them!
That is a really good price for them. Here in the States they are consistently $5 to $6 for 1 single fruit. Let me know how you like them.
Hi Matt! It was nice to learn from ur video. I got one today n i tasted it for the first time. I am from India n here we started getting some exotic fruits in metropolitan cities from last few years, so i was able to get this fruit today n tried, to me basically it tasted blend bt i kind of liked it. Its expensive here as well as compared to other fruits we get here, it was 50-150 INR (0.65-2$) per piece depending on sizes.
So glad you liked the video!! :) If you get the chance, try the yellow dragon fruit, they have more flavor. I wish the pink ones tasted like the yellow ones! haha. Here is my video on the yellow dragon fruit ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
Thank you for the video....we have them in Marks and Spencer here in the UK for £3 and I've always wanted to try one but wasn't sure how to prepare, eat it, etc. Helpful video, thank you!
You are very welcome! Glad you were able to find them to try where you live.
In Nicaragua, they are blood red, and they are sweet, we make it in juice. And very inexpensive.
Very cool Karla! Yeah I heard the red ones are much sweeter than the white ones. It seems we only get the white ones here though. Since they are native to Nicaragua, I imagine they would be inexpensive. Which is nice!! :)
Here in Myrtle Beach, South Carolina they're on sale right now two for five dollars. Never had one, so I think I'm going to try it.
Tucson, AZ $8.99 yesterday ... eating it tonight
AZ representing! haha I live in Phoenix. I have one of these growing in my parent's backyard in Gilbert. It is still young and hasn't fruited yet. $8.99 is pretty expensive! I think it will taste underwhelming to you at that price, haha. Let me know what you think after trying it. Check out this latest dragon fruit video I did with yellow dragon fruit. :) ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
Thanks Matt for another educating and educational video. Matt The stores that carry the dragon fruit here in Houston the leaves are kind of dry and brownish in color. The fruit cost about 4.95 a pound, so what should I look for when choosing the right one should it be the one that looks like yours?
Hello Howard! If you can find one that looks like man then yes. Nice red/pink color and green on the leaves. But if all of them look the same, you are probably fine just grabbing any one of them. A few blotchy brown spots are okay, if there are lots that is usually an indication it is overripe. Let me know how it goes if you wind up trying one. :)
First they cost 2/$5.00 in Shoprite in New Jersey, second I like them by cutting them in half between the top & bottom & then using a spoon to scoop it out like it was in it's own serving bowl. I can't put a finger on the taste but they are pear like texture with a light taste between Kiwi, Blueberry & a pear from my families taste test.
That is a great price! I haven't seen them that cheap here in Phoenix.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt
You posted this Shoprite price almost 1 year ago. I'm also in the beautiful Garden State (S. NJ) and love the fresh farm produce markets. I doubt the dragon fruit, at $5.99 each and quinces I encountered yesterday came from Jersey soil but they were nice additions. I really doubted it but I checked my ShopRite and they do have dragon fruit at $4.99 each. The disparity in price could mostly reflect the national skyrocketing food prices and high NJ cost of living.
@@WeMustAllHangTogetherOr That price was at the Shoprite in Lacey Township down the shore but after Bidenomics I'm sure the price has doubled since I posted that. FJB
@@WeMustAllHangTogetherOr Glad you were able to find them. And yes, food prices have gone up since I did this video.
Thank you! I was gifted one of these and did not know what to do with it.
You are very welcome! :)
Love this fruit 😍.. it is kind of expansive here in Bahrain too .. it cost almost 1.5 Bahraini Dinars each .. which equels almost 4 USD ..
Glad you like it! :) Yeah, that is still pretty expensive. :) Thanks so much for watching in Bahrain! :)
Awesome. I really want to find the ones with the red inside. This looks so yummy
yeah those are great!!
Their very blank in flavor not as sweet as I expected. Good on top of my over nite oats. Good luck finding the red meated ones ✌✌
Thanks for sharing this info! I bought one to add to a client's basket and tried one for myself. I was very disappointed as it was rather bland and not at all what I expected. Any suggestions you can offer with how to flavor it so it's not wasted? They sure look lovely though!
The red/pink ones like this are not going to be sweet like the yellow ones. You could sprinkle a little salt on them or try a little bit of sugar. Or eat them in a fruit salad with other sweeter fruits.
I used to live in vietnam (I was born there actually)
IIRC it was 10,000-20,000 dong $0.42-$0.85 per kilograms for the white-flesh. 30,000 dong $1.27 per kilograms for red-flesh.
The conversion rate was a bit different back then im not sure the exact cost in 2023. I prefer the red flesh one for more sweeter taste.
Still to this day, they are much cheaper in Vietnam. So expensive here in the States.
I must try this! Ill let you lnow hiw much if i can find one in uk , id like yo propagate some seeds ive read its relatively easy and quick?
Awesome, yes please do! If you have an international supermarket my best guess is you will find them there.
Thanks
Can we put in freeze before use?
Regards
Yes you can freeze dragon fruit.
Hey thanks for the info I bought mine for R40 here in south africa Durban
You are very welcome! Thanks for watching in South Africa!
Just bought one for 2.96 at Walmart in FL.
Love them
Awesome!!
Mmm. I've been tempted to eat one if these. What kinds of fruits would you recommend adding to a dragon fruit smoothie? I think some strawberries, pears, and a touch of milk might do the trick.
You can't go wrong with any of those fruits added with it, even some melon, like water melon would be nice. Maybe use water instead of milk. I would try a little piece on its own, as well, just to experience it without other tastes. :)
Star fruit
I eat mine with star fruit and a banana try it
I ate mine off my woman’s ass. You have to try that. Play Call of booty with Dragon fruit.
Two for $4 in Florida. Thank you for the instructions.
Not a bad price! And you are welcome!
We get them here in South African supermarkets on a seasonal basis. I have never checked the price because I haven't been inclined to try one yet. The ones we get get come from Thailand.
That is really cool! It is amazing how they can be found all over the world.
It was $6.99 for three dragon fruit at Costco in Jacksonville, FL! Delicious!
Great price!
I love dragon fruit. I once bought a pack of it which contained three for about $7.
Awesome!! :) Great price!
I saw this fruit at my grocery store and decided to give it a try. I’m saving it to bring to a friend’s place where we can try it together. I guess I got a bargain, compared to yours - I paid $1.25 for one just slightly small than yours.
Awesome! And yes that is a very good price for one. Especially if you haven't tried it before. If you don't like it, no biggy since it wasn't that expensive haha. Let me know what you think after trying it.
Thanks for this.... looks so pretty... would like to try it and the red ones too. I want to know how to if I can get these in the UK.
You are welcome! I am not sure, you will just have to check your local stores. If you have an Asian Market, try that.
I’ve seen one today at Waitrose, took it in my hands but decided to leave it, but definitely going there tomorrow to buy it.
And the cost for it is £3
@@josianesoares5821 Cool, That is slightly more than 4$. That is not a bad price actually, although it still sounds high for 1 fruit, haha. But worth trying at least once, because it looks cool and has such a cool name! haha
When you cut them into diced, they remind me of dice games 😅😍 so cool. I never try one of this because I can't buy it my country bit I realy want it 😭😭
Yeah they do! Hopefully some day you will be able to find them. :)
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Hello Matt...Thank You for your video presentation...I found Dragon Fruit in Fenton, Michigan...for $7.99 /lb....mine cost $7.19. It is the rich Ruby Red color inside...🌵
You are very welcome!! :) There are a handful of varieties and that is common color as well instead of the white inside. :) Those are supposed to be a little sweeter then the white flesh.
I have 3dragon fruit trees mine is just starting to blossom I live in south Florida I can't wait to rat them.
Awesome!!
4 kiwis and 2 dragonfruit, for R50 in South Africa at Food Lover's Market. Bought today.
Works out to 2.59 USD in total
You can check their website under inland, R50 specials.
Foodloversmarketcoza
A very good price!
I love eating the seeds there nice and crunchy
Nice!
Beautiful explanation. I just bought 1 to try and paid £2.50 here in London U.K. it is red inside and no taste 🙂
Thanks!! Not a bad price to try it at. If you can find a yellow dragon fruit taste that one and see if you like it better. ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
I’ll definitely going to get one today
Great! Let me know what you think. :)
I bought 2 this morning... I paid 15 euro..... I mainly bought them out of curiosity and the kids have been asking for them too.
Awesome! Yeah that is on the expensive side as well. But fun to satisfy curiosity!! I like the yellow dragon fruit better as far as taste goes, they are sweeter. But I love the look of the red/pink dragon fruit. Here is my yellow dragon fruit video in case you want to check it out ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
i love dragon fruit.... to me they taist like an apple mixed with cucumber ... they range around 3 dollars here in North Carolina
That's not a bad price.
Here in Tennessee last time I looked they cost 7$+! I'm not 100% sure now though because its been a while since I've seen one.
Yeah, expensive there as well!
I have it for free from friends that happen to have it in their yards, in Costa Rica. Nice video c:
So awesome!!! :)
Such a delicious fruit.
Agreed Mireya! :)
Thank You, Matt! My husband and I are going to try this Dragon Fruit if we can find it here in Va.
You are very welcome Laura! :) Yeah give it a try sometime if you find it and let me know what you think.
??? I just bought one on sale for 2.99. Been wanting to try it for a long time. If I cut and don't eat the whole thing, how do I store the rest? Plastic bag in the refrigerator? Foil? Too expensive to risk spoiling.
That is a good price! Definitely don't eat the whole thing, you may get the runs if you do. Store leftovers in a plastic bag or wrap it in plastic wrap.
In India this is cheap, one costs around 50-60 INR which is $0.75 (USA)
That is awesome! And very cheap!
I bought one yesterday for a dollar at the Atlantic Superstore in Canada.
Nice! That is a great price. :) Definitely worth trying for that good of a deal, I wish they were that cheap here, haha.
I paid NOK 86,- for one fruit. So yes, it is expensive here in Norway too. We find the the one with purple red meat here.
Awesome that you can find them in Norway!
@@inthekitchenwithmatt yeah, Imported from the Far East. But totally delicious. Thank you for an instructive video. Will try them in a salats. What kind of lettuce do you recomend?
@@estmihidudus6485 Awesome! I would just start with your favorite salad lettuce. Or put them with a fruit salad, not sure if those are common in Norway, but fruit salads are really common here in the States. Especially during the summer.
I finnaly got one ...FROM WALMART 0F ALL PLACES..havnt ate it yet but later it's all game
Awesome! Yeah, my supermarket sells them once in awhile as well.
It's so good
Try the yellow variety too!
So informative! Thank you very much!
Thank you! You are very welcome, Tiffany! :)
Plus the price is worth the taste and I live in the USA
And they look so awesome! haha
0:33 That Awsome! Did your dragon fruit plant produce fruit yet?
No, but it is nearly 3 feet tall, haha. It takes a few years for them to produce fruit, from cuttings.
In The Kitchen With Matt oh but Keep me updated on it and Definitely let me know when it flowers! I have a dragon fruit cactus to
I bought one here in Alabama. Pulled it and tried it. It is very slightly sweet but basically tasteless.
Yeah that is about right, they look cooler than they taste. Try a yellow one if you get the chance, the look a little different but taste sweeter.
thank you again familyyyy
You are welcome!
I love ❤️ Dragon Fruit!
That is awesome Monica!! :) :)
Pretty cool!
Yeah it is an awesome fruit!
I got one recently and when I cut it I swear it tasted like nothing and all I could think about is where they got that taste dragonfruit candy
Try the yellow kind, they are much sweeter. These can vary in sweetness, but usually don't taste as good as they look. I wish these tasted like the yellow ones, haha.
Mangos and Pitahayas are also expensive here in Southern Europe. 14,95€/kilogram
wow! Mangoes are much cheaper for us. I can't wait for my mango tree to start producing. haha. When mangoes are in season at my farmers market I can find them for $0.50 to $1.00 each which isn't too bad I guess. haha
It is true. Back home, in Portugal, I could not find Pitahayas at all, and Mangos, Coconuts and Pineapples were way too overpriced, with neither ever being under 12,00€/kg.
It is so much prettier if you leave the skin on for presentation. BTW, can you eat the skin?
No you shouldn't eat the skin, it isn't safe.
Oh superb 😍 it is really yummy 😋
Agreed!
Thank you very much for replying to my comment 😍I never thought you would reply😊
@@umaranimalik8875 You are very welcome! :)
fresh ones cost about $1.25 in Colombia (farmer's market)
Such a good price!
In central Colorado $4.99 each. 💕💚
Nice!
I just cut open a red dragon fruit. It doesn’t have much of a taste :( I’m not sure if mine is over ripe.
Mine cost $7
Hi Nicole, no it probably is ripe, they don't have a super strong taste. The yellow dragon fruit is more sweet and tastes better in my opinion. $7 is definitely high!
I just get one now I see how to eat it
Awesome!
Love Dragon fruits 🍎 🥭very expensive in California too🍅
Awesome! Yeah I imagine they would be expensive there as well.
How do you know its ripe? Once cut do I store it skin on or skin off?
It should have bright even coloring, with no brown blotches, or just a few. And it should have a slight give to it when pressed. Store the fruit completely intact until you want to eat it. Then if you have any leftovers, store the cut fruit in an airtight container in the fridge.
Mine wasn't bad. Just kind of bland. Mixed in some pomegranate and it became a delicious mini fruit salad.
Awesome!
2.49 here I love them in Tennessee
Awesome!
My som loves it... here in denmark they cost 30dkr
Interesting!
£4.59 in UK! And they are about half the size of your one!
Dang that is expensive!
2.5CAD (2.00 USD) in Saskatoon,SK, Canada
Not a bad price at all! They are regularly 4.99 to 5.99 here in the States, haha.
They cost $5 a piece at the Walmart in Michigan
Not a bad price to try one for the first time.
$8 each here in NZ
Expensive there too!
I LOVE dragon fruit no other fruit is better but they are $11.99 where I’m at💸💸
Wow, that is expensive!
The yellow dragon fruit is sweeter and better then the pink variety!
awesome, I haven't tried the yellow ones. Will pick one up the next time I see them.
$4.99 ($3.99 on sale) each, ShopRite in New Jersey, October '23 . .
Not a terrible price especially if you haven't tried them before.
Just bought two for $1.65 in South Africa. Little smaller than yours.
That is such a great price!
Reminds me of cookies and cream candy bar
Totally Alyssa!! haha :)
5.99 where I live. I got one a month ago. Not too much flavor but I ate it anyway bc it's good for me. Not something I would purchase all the time
Agreed! Something fun to eat once in awhile, but not all the time. Definitely fun to try at least once, because of how cool and unique it is. Not a ton of flavor, a bit bland. But still cool! haha
@@inthekitchenwithmatt I agree. Since March I was laid off and gained weight due to inactivity in isolation soooo what to do...COOK! I'm at home in the kitchen doing my thing and then I gained 15 lbs. So I was determined to lose it. Smoothies in the morning w Dragon fruit as my superfood. At that price I decided to get something equivalent Then I incorporated chia seeds in my smoothies which is just as good and I only need a tablespoon per day.. that plus walking to work im hoping it will help
Around 💲7 . In Australia 🐨🇦🇺🦘
Interesting! Yep, still expensive there as well, haha.
Thank you.x
You are welcome!
Got mine at Whole Foods for $5.99 each.
Yeah seems to be a normal price here in the States. I haven't seen them much cheaper then that here. I don't shop at Whole Foods, but Sprouts and other places all seem to have it around that price give or take.
USA Washington State costed me about $9 each
That is pretty expensive! The cheapest I have have seen them here in Phoenix is around 4 to 5 dollars.
In my country Nigeria it's about $2.50
Ahh, so much cheaper than here, about half as much.
I love these, to me they taste like a cantaloupe with chia seeds.
Cool!
Purchased one yesterday $5.99 a pound!
Glad you tried it!
Very expensive in northern Spain. 7 euros for one.
Expensive indeed!
in india it costs $0.60 for four of these
Great price!
$1.49 ea in Evanston Illinois USA
Great price!!
Ok but you please show how to eat pieces of dragon fruit.
I did show it, did you not watch the whole video?
Got it at £3 today UK
Not a bad price to try it at.
It cost 10 dollars where I live
Wow!! Expensive!
That's too much! Wow
They cost $1.00 here in Bolivia. A real delight of nature.
Wow!! That is so cheap compared to here. :) agreed!
It looks like cream with chocolate chips lol
Yeah it kind of does! haha
$1.48 south texas
Great price!!
Cute intro
Thank you Jessica! :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt i didn't een think you'd reply
Ure really nice
@@jessicastoleyoman6513 You are welcome. :) :)
We just had one of the red ones ans it had no flavor at all
Yeah they are hit or miss. I have had some with lots of flavor and others without. Definitely try the yellow ones sometime! I have a video on that as well here: ruclips.net/video/bEUP7tDs9RI/видео.html
@@inthekitchenwithmatt a coworker of my husband's gave them to us. We live on Hawaii and these are the red ones. I had no idea how to tell if they were rip or not..lol
@@karencamp741 Yeah, they grow a lot of them in Hawaii. I don't think they ripen much after harvesting, so they are usually harvested when nearly fully ripe. Glad you got to try them. Try mangosteen if you ever get the chance! If you haven't already. I have a video for that too. ruclips.net/video/UHDoD-XfUOw/видео.html
125 ₹ INT as in 1.5 USD
Very good price!
Here in india it cost 120 ruppees
That is a good price!
19€ per kilo in Estonia
Wow, yeah that is expensive as well.
Spoon good taste like a kiwi had a baby by a pear
Yes, that is a great description of the taste.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt lol said spoon haha soooo good**correction just ate one and it seems like they went up on them got 4 came up to 17 bucks
@@amandahumphrey5558 lol that's okay, I thought you meant eating it with a spoon either way! haha
$3.99 in Florida
Not a bad price!
In India u can get this in low price 😃
Very nice!