Ryan Navin the FDA allows you to grow, sell,freeze, and make them into tablets. They just won’t allow you to add them to things like candy. They are willing to overturn it if more research is put into it. Though I Blame the Sugar industry more than the FDA itself.
@The eel I blame the regulatory agency. Industries/corporations are supposed to be trying to make profits, that is what they are there for. Regulatory agencies are there to protect consumers, not thumb the scale for certain corporations because of conflicts of interest. How can you blame the for-profit company over the agency that is supposed to be regulating the industry? That is like blaming a child for being a little shit head in the supermarket, rather than blaming the parents who let them, or even encourage them to keep being shit heads.
@@williamcozart9166 This. This right here. The lobbyists are being the piece of shit scumbags that they can always be expected to act like. What we need to do is keep the scumbags that run the regulatory committees from creating an unfair market by catering to them.
I was a kid in the Seventies and got a sample box with the pills and some products (like sour sugar-free gelatin) meant to be eaten after chewing a pill. Pretty much the same effects reported with the fruit. I was very disappointed (type 1 diabetic since 1970) when the company was shut down.
It's some time since I tried miracle berry tablets, but I remember that lemons and vinegar were not sour at all anymore, I almost drank half a glass of vinegar. They both were really just obscenely sweet. Maybe theres much more miraculine in the tablets than in fruits. My stomach wasn't that easy to trick though 🤢
i mean its not like the coffee cup passing died as a concept forever, if everyone in the group is vaccinated its ok (and covid started in late 2019 early 2020, not after 2014 bruh)
I started growing these berries because I got tired of not being able to find a *reliable* an *consistent* *quality* source for years and just got fed up. I started growing them mostly for me, family and close friends who have chronic illness and/or conditions that require food restrictions like little to no shugar nor can have the fake shugars, like myself. It's utterly criminal that these amazing fruits have been done so dirty by the gov/big-companies ect. My friend who loved sweet lemonade since childhood but after her illness had to cut it. I remember the first time She got to try a non sweetened home made lemonade after the berries and cried.
When I was little one of my neighbors had a miracle berry plant. I tasted one and it wasn’t bad, but not super impressive. I wish I had tasted one of the lemons from my lemon tree after that. My tiny mind would’ve been fucking BLOWN
I'm growing a miracle berry plant in Maryland. I'm finally getting fruit this summer, and it works as promised. It's a tropical plant and I have to bring it inside when temps drop below 60 F.
@@lynnerodgers4461 The seeds are difficult (though definitely not impossible) to germinate as they require very specific soil acidity, but you can purchase both live saplings and seeds online!
*When you're growing miracle berries for a business* XD. I'm gonna be growing and selling them in Michigan. The FDA does not officially restrict miracle berries, and hopefully they won't.
I did a massive tasting session after one of the miracle berry tablets... amazing! My favourite were limes... they suddenly tasted like the most delightful sherbet! And red wine becomes grape juice, haha.
Hi, have you tried lemba? It is also a fruit in Malaysia. It also makes everything you eat afterwards taste sweet. It has a protein that is a taste modifier, but the fruit itself is sweet.
Cool video, I always have fun with miracle berries, I have a tree, and can tell you that fresh berries are a lot more potent, and the berries taste pretty good on their own, I have to pick some and hide them before my daughters gets them all. We do not swallow the seeds, or chew them. you just want to suck/eat the pulp off the seed. ok here is my experience with the miracle berries. They block bitterness, and sour, and if there is some acid in whatever your eating, it will make it taste sweet. what it will not do, is make something like coffee taste sweet, it wont make your plain cornflakes taste sweet or an herbal tea. acid sour fruits like lemon work real well, gotta remember that when you are eating a lemon its still a very strong fruit, make some lemonade without sugar, and try it with the berries. Lemons actually have a lot of "Brix" (sugars), but the sour part , over powers it, by blocking the sour, presto sweet lemons. Beer will also taste really different.
So this berry also doubles your sweet preceptors? So not only does it make the sour part taste sweet, but also makes it taste like there is twice as much sugar as what's really in there?
@@starethequiet8633 A long con is a trick that takes a long time to come to fruition. Like, someone develops a relationship over years to steal someone's money, for example. con as in con-man.
Next time you try miracle berries or miracle berry tablets, try eating tomatoes. Trust me... they are to sweet. Enough to make me feel sick. I suspect cherry tomatoes must taste like sweet earthy juice-bombs. To describe it colourfully.
Haven't had yellow grapefruit in years, but now that you've mentioned it, I recall always putting honey on it to make it more palatable. I think the pink variety has no such acidity issue.
3:00 That's actually not THAT shady, aspartame was a well defined substance, a peptide of 2 molecules of aspartic acid, 1 phenylanine (both aminoacids) molecule with a methyl ester group, they knew how it would break down in the body, they knew the product of it's break down was safe in the quantities relevant. On the other hand, consider that EVERYTHING is "a chemical", and that the chemical responsible for the effect you mention sounds like it wasn't well researched at all, not even mentioning that said chemical wouldn't be in an isolated form, so that adds up quite a bit of unknown chemicals that the FDA had to aprove. I'm not claming to know how much was known about the fruit at the time, I'm not claiming there wasn't any shadiness involved, just that it isn't obvious enough that further investigation wasn't warranted to claim it was a "shady" affair.
Gonzalo Ayala Ibarre Natural berry. The key here is for a natural food of the earth used for natural healing. Remember Hippocrates, the father of medicine: "Let your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food." Whole and natural. Scientific chemical extraction and concoctions are not necessarily the best or healthiest approach to healing. Many supposed scientific studies were slanted and falsified or discarded results when the results of natural foods showed their wonderful healing benefits. The greed, corruption, and bottom line dollar-driven system is a very unhealthy one for humans.
It goes without saying that many natural substances are poisonous, including the most lethal toxin known to man. There are good natural substances, bad natural substances, innocuous natural substances, something being natural tells you very little about how safe it is to consume it.
@@gonzaloayalaibarre I think the shady part is that it seems that the larger sweetener industry entered into corporate espionage and colluded with the fda to get the product banned.
@@bustedrav Corporate espinonage and collution with a public authority are shady things. The decision that was made by the FDA, was not. That makes you wonder: Why would they waste resources and risk being caught doing shady things if the decision requires no shady things to happen?
@@gonzaloayalaibarre that precedent has been set many times, see Watergate and many others. The issue comes back to government corruption, in many cases lobbies and corporations will either fund campaigns or government officials will be promised paid positions to protect the "interests" of companies, and go on to be paid millions once they leave office, often for doing nothing, this of course is no coincidence.
i used to grow these when i was younger. it didn't fruit that often but got a good number of berries when it did. The ones we had were super creamy and crazy sweet when we ate them. not bitter or anything, maybe they weren't ripe? Eating lemons reminded me of sherbet.
Yes. First time i tried it is with calamansi. As we know, calamansi is super sour and miracle berry made it taste like eating brown sugar with a citrus taste. So fun.
I heard of this plant years ago...and one day this spring..in an overgrown section of my local nursery -- they had several bushes!!! with fruits so of course I sampled....I bought 2 of em..went back the next day and bought the rest...the folks at the store selling it didn't really know what it was
Also sometimes you need to eat two berries for effectiveness i grow them the best lemonade ever! One lemon two limes lots of ice and just smiles till its all gone I am never not amazed by what this berry can do I ate one and drank my banana berry smoothies now that was a flavor delight as well sooo much fun so worth growing
if you drink the regular MJB coffee it is very smooth flavor they use a golden roast sumatran beans for the smooth gentle flavor i noticed arabica does have a stronger kick and more robust flavor like colombian beans do but oh yes MJB is my alltime fave coffee i can drink it black with no sugar and it still tastes so heavenly but oh i want to grow these berries too very much so, and the 5 prime umami flavors one for each taste sense which is pure delisciousness of each one ohhh i want these berries big time.
I have its tree at the back of my house. Birds love it. I dont really eat it anymore because the fruit on the tree is now too high to reach with my hand.
According to Wikipedia, there are 2 species of plant producing fruits with the same effect. The description below is somewhat misleading. Thaumatococcus daniellii is described as a spice, but when you read about it's specifically it refers to a berry that makes Sour things taste sweet. Synsepalum dulcificum is described as a berry, but reading this made me aware that there are at least two different fruits that do the same thing. I wonder what would happen if you mix the two together. maybe no more sour taste will be perceived... Miracle berry may refer to: Synsepalum dulcificum, sources of berrys that increases the perceived sweetness of foods Thaumatococcus daniellii, source of a spice that has an intensely sweet flavor
That looks so fun, even though I prefer bitter to sweet I don't tolerate sour things very well so it could be fun to try it once! ..and red shirt has got to be a magician. I've never seen anyone look more like a magician.
I'm pretty sure I had covid because I lost my sense of taste for about 5-8 months and it just recently came back but anyway I would have loved to try this because everything tasted like and excuse my language, shit
It doesn't seem to affect bitterness in the same way it does sourness. I tried a bunch of different things including beer, which someone suggested online, and it tasted just about exactly the same as it normally does. Anything sour was super sweet but that might be because there's already a lot of sugar in those things. I should have tried dark chocolate, since that's a thing I normally find to be a bit too bitter.
I just tried miracle berry + monk fruit powdered sugar-like sweeteners made locally here in malaysia.. and wow.. it tasted better than sugar.. freaking sweat..
You can eat the tamarillo skin, it just taste bitter. So it would have been good for the video. Unless there is some variety in malay that is unknown to me. Synsepalum Dulcificum, otherwise known as the Miracle Berry, is related, although somewhat distantly to the mama sapote and sopadilla. As you've said, it has the protein that coats your tongue and causes you to not taste bitter nor sour as much. Aspartame is an analog of an amino acid called phenylalanine. It's used in such minute quantities that it's not really relevant to our health in a can of diet soda, same can be said for sucralose. It's only really bad for phenylketonurics, people who can't have phenylalanine. There has been little evidence that would conclude many adverse effects like cancer. Although it can make you crave sweets and does nothing for blood glucose tolerance. However, if it's between that and high fructose corn syrup, I would take aspartame all day, though I prefer erythritol, allulose, monk fruit or stevia. Hell, even straight glucose is better for you than fructose or aspartame. Medicine and nutrition ain't an exact science, however, and things can change. Even science isn't an exact science, horseshoe crabs recently got reclassified as arachnids, so that's pretty neat.
I've had varieties with skin that is much more palatable than this one. This was painfully bitter. I can't drink regular coke anymore, way too sweet and heavy. Diet coke is far lighter tasting, so i'll occasionally have that.
I drink (diluted) vinegar on the regular, lol. Miracle berries are WEIRD. I've had them. They're a little risky because the human skin is not meant to come in contact with that much acid at once and lemons + miracleberries are addictive.
What it means is big business a n big pharma will squash the small innovator every time. I enjoy your videos. Miracle berry makes cheap wine taste good too.
You can fool your taste buds, but likely not the teeth sensitive to acid... The unlimited eating of lemons and vinegar may end in some burns of the mouth as well.
That was a very interesting video, and so glad you were able to share the miracle of miracle berries with your friends. Good stuff (except the Marmite)!
I’ve got 2 muracle plant but it’s still small. The seller of the plant gave me a fruit as sample but he told me not to eat the seed. So I planted the seed instead & wait for it to grow.
I know this video was a number of years ago, but I find it fascinating that nobody has commented on how scurrilous the FDA were (and are) when it comes to pushing through chemicals made by big business or those that have been lobbied for without proper long-term testing. Aspartame is now in virtually all sweetened products and is unequivocally bad for you. It all sounds conspiratorial. And it is. Money does rule at the expense of our health.
Right on! That organization is corrupt to the core and honestly I think the public needs to overthrow it. They are profiting from vaccines AND setting the vaccine schedule. That conflict of interest alone is absolutely despicable and grounds for them to be dismantled. If someone doesn’t stop them, there will be 200 vaccines on that schedule one day, you mark my words.
SecondaryMetabolite Wow, I’m shocked to see someone defending aspartame. It does have neurotoxic effects, which is why a lot of people with neurological diseases are advised to avoid it. Of course natural substances like alcohol can be neurotoxic too. I try to avoid anything that’s going to kill brain cells, natural or man made.
We did a tasting party with Miracle Fruit tablets and one of the things I made availble was Guiness beer; people said it tasted like chocolate. Lemons tasted like candied lemon and things that were already sweet were elevated.
I was totally ignorant of this fruit mind you even less of all the different possible health benefits that could and can be obtained from consuming it properly. After learning this I immediately googled if and how it would work as a smoking cessation with no definite yes or no answer but, I did come across a product being sold under the name Mberry sold in popular retail stores. Do you have any updated videos of the products sold pertaining to this fruit or any known answers if it could be used as a smoking cessation? Thanks so much for educating us.
I apologize for the long feedback but, I also read people commenting on the internet that drinking vinegar after using miracle berries, the vinegar will taste similar to that of apple juice! I'm not a fan of vinegar but, if this makes it taste like people say I can finally benefit from it. Lastly, what you tested with your friends in this video is called "flavor parties" by people on the internet as well. Learn something new everyday,
I actually tested vinegar after I chew miracle berry pills. It was the strangest taste experience I had in a while. It wasn't too bad, but the aftertaste was... peculiar.
Of course that FDA would screw over miracle berries and promote aspartame. Too predictable. I learned about the miracle fruit like 20 Years ago when I was 8 from The Great Exotic Fruit Book by Norman van Aken. That book is like stuck in my brain to this day.
No, no. The poop goes in the beer, marmite is more like the shreded dead bodies of millions of yeast cells after they died of intoxication inside their own poop.
Everyone needs to grow a miracle berry plant. Fight against the FDA.
The FDA needs to be shut down! For this alone!
Ryan Navin the FDA allows you to grow, sell,freeze, and make them into tablets. They just won’t allow you to add them to things like candy. They are willing to overturn it if more research is put into it. Though I Blame the Sugar industry more than the FDA itself.
@The eel I blame the regulatory agency. Industries/corporations are supposed to be trying to make profits, that is what they are there for. Regulatory agencies are there to protect consumers, not thumb the scale for certain corporations because of conflicts of interest. How can you blame the for-profit company over the agency that is supposed to be regulating the industry? That is like blaming a child for being a little shit head in the supermarket, rather than blaming the parents who let them, or even encourage them to keep being shit heads.
@@williamcozart9166 This. This right here. The lobbyists are being the piece of shit scumbags that they can always be expected to act like. What we need to do is keep the scumbags that run the regulatory committees from creating an unfair market by catering to them.
@@Rockzilla1122 yea lobbyist are the worst and are in all feilds
I was a kid in the Seventies and got a sample box with the pills and some products (like sour sugar-free gelatin) meant to be eaten after chewing a pill. Pretty much the same effects reported with the fruit. I was very disappointed (type 1 diabetic since 1970) when the company was shut down.
Watching this in 2020: So that is what the before time was like.
Zack Fabert 5months ago when u commented was good times compared to today!d
@@joshwiberg5446 that's because the CCP is attacking the US. The CCP needs to be destroyed.
When we could drink out of the same cup 😂
@@joshwiberg5446 and when you commented things were better than they are now (here in Ontario CA we are almost five months into our third lockdown)
Dude, I'm from Brazil 2021 🤣
The before times are nothing but a faint memory
I wonder what noni would be like after a miracle berry... maybe like vomit with sugar?
Doug Hicton lmao gonna try that
Lmao..
Like durian
Doug Hicton 😂
Doug Hicton only one way to find out
It's some time since I tried miracle berry tablets, but I remember that lemons and vinegar were not sour at all anymore, I almost drank half a glass of vinegar. They both were really just obscenely sweet. Maybe theres much more miraculine in the tablets than in fruits. My stomach wasn't that easy to trick though 🤢
The tablets are far more potent than the berries. Vinegar tastes like punch and lemons taste like lemonade. It's a fun plant to grow.
3:49 "I'm like this performer or something"
*Side-eyes in "Guinness World Record Holder"*
Wait what. I thought I was done being surprised at this man after finding out he:s a contortionist. Now I have to look this up too?
@@StonedtotheBones13 I think he has 3 world records or something all to do with contortions
Watching this while quarantined for Rona. The coffee cup passing makes me sad. :( 2014 was a simpler time
I miss 99 BC
i mean its not like the coffee cup passing died as a concept forever, if everyone in the group is vaccinated its ok (and covid started in late 2019 early 2020, not after 2014 bruh)
that hispanic guy looks like a disney villain lol I love his beard
I started growing these berries because I got tired of not being able to find a *reliable* an *consistent* *quality* source for years and just got fed up. I started growing them mostly for me, family and close friends who have chronic illness and/or conditions that require food restrictions like little to no shugar nor can have the fake shugars, like myself. It's utterly criminal that these amazing fruits have been done so dirty by the gov/big-companies ect. My friend who loved sweet lemonade since childhood but after her illness had to cut it. I remember the first time She got to try a non sweetened home made lemonade after the berries and cried.
When I was little one of my neighbors had a miracle berry plant. I tasted one and it wasn’t bad, but not super impressive. I wish I had tasted one of the lemons from my lemon tree after that. My tiny mind would’ve been fucking BLOWN
Please do more tasting parties inviting your friends again, we enjoyed watching.
good idea, i'll see what I can do :)
Your profile picture looks like it's staring into my soul's soul
@@wunderwaffeyt4077
Hahaha yeah ... that's the idea.
I got it from Google by searching "average looks for each continent"
@@mohyaldin6492 and which continent does this one belong to?
@@wunderwaffeyt4077
Eventually I searched for Lebanon
You're not supposed to eat the seed. The fruit is actually very sweet and has the effect not the seed.
I'm growing a miracle berry plant in Maryland. I'm finally getting fruit this summer, and it works as promised. It's a tropical plant and I have to bring it inside when temps drop below 60 F.
Dean Evangelista cool!
Where does one find the seeds to start? Do growers sell small "set" plants?
@@lynnerodgers4461 The seeds are difficult (though definitely not impossible) to germinate as they require very specific soil acidity, but you can purchase both live saplings and seeds online!
*When you're growing miracle berries for a business*
XD. I'm gonna be growing and selling them in Michigan. The FDA does not officially restrict miracle berries, and hopefully they won't.
How about them berries, then?
I did a massive tasting session after one of the miracle berry tablets... amazing! My favourite were limes... they suddenly tasted like the most delightful sherbet! And red wine becomes grape juice, haha.
That is a wonderfully weird group of people. You're all invited!
The part that sucks is when it all mixes in your stomach a little while after you try everything!
😄
Seems like you would get really bad heartburn.
Hi, have you tried lemba? It is also a fruit in Malaysia. It also makes everything you eat afterwards taste sweet. It has a protein that is a taste modifier, but the fruit itself is sweet.
Seeing this many people all crammed into one room and sharing cups hits different in 2021
Cool video, I always have fun with miracle berries, I have a tree, and can tell you that fresh berries are a lot more potent, and the berries taste pretty good on their own, I have to pick some and hide them before my daughters gets them all.
We do not swallow the seeds, or chew them. you just want to suck/eat the pulp off the seed.
ok here is my experience with the miracle berries.
They block bitterness, and sour, and if there is some acid in whatever your eating, it will make it taste sweet.
what it will not do, is make something like coffee taste sweet, it wont make your plain cornflakes taste sweet or an herbal tea. acid sour fruits like lemon work real well, gotta remember that when you are eating a lemon its still a very strong fruit, make some lemonade without sugar, and try it with the berries. Lemons actually have a lot of "Brix" (sugars), but the sour part , over powers it, by blocking the sour, presto sweet lemons.
Beer will also taste really different.
So this berry also doubles your sweet preceptors? So not only does it make the sour part taste sweet, but also makes it taste like there is twice as much sugar as what's really in there?
if I payed you would you be able to send me some
niecy nae i don't sell them. But you can find them online rather easily just google search "fresh miracle berries"
mn
feed it to a child that does not know lemon. let him eat lemon and like it and them offer him a lemon next day xD with mberry
good long con
what?
@@WeirdExplorer to this day we have no idea what this means xd
@@starethequiet8633 A long con is a trick that takes a long time to come to fruition. Like, someone develops a relationship over years to steal someone's money, for example. con as in con-man.
Next time you try miracle berries or miracle berry tablets, try eating tomatoes. Trust me... they are to sweet. Enough to make me feel sick. I suspect cherry tomatoes must taste like sweet earthy juice-bombs. To describe it colourfully.
Good idea!
Haven't had yellow grapefruit in years, but now that you've mentioned it, I recall always putting honey on it to make it more palatable. I think the pink variety has no such acidity issue.
I tried miracle berry tablets once and it turned everything sour into candy
Chewing the seed ruins the experience. The berries themselves are very good.
3:00 That's actually not THAT shady, aspartame was a well defined substance, a peptide of 2 molecules of aspartic acid, 1 phenylanine (both aminoacids) molecule with a methyl ester group, they knew how it would break down in the body, they knew the product of it's break down was safe in the quantities relevant. On the other hand, consider that EVERYTHING is "a chemical", and that the chemical responsible for the effect you mention sounds like it wasn't well researched at all, not even mentioning that said chemical wouldn't be in an isolated form, so that adds up quite a bit of unknown chemicals that the FDA had to aprove.
I'm not claming to know how much was known about the fruit at the time, I'm not claiming there wasn't any shadiness involved, just that it isn't obvious enough that further investigation wasn't warranted to claim it was a "shady" affair.
Gonzalo Ayala Ibarre Natural berry. The key here is for a natural food of the earth used for natural healing. Remember Hippocrates, the father of medicine: "Let your food be your medicine and your medicine be your food." Whole and natural. Scientific chemical extraction and concoctions are not necessarily the best or healthiest approach to healing. Many supposed scientific studies were slanted and falsified or discarded results when the results of natural foods showed their wonderful healing benefits. The greed, corruption, and bottom line dollar-driven system is a very unhealthy one for humans.
It goes without saying that many natural substances are poisonous, including the most lethal toxin known to man. There are good natural substances, bad natural substances, innocuous natural substances, something being natural tells you very little about how safe it is to consume it.
@@gonzaloayalaibarre I think the shady part is that it seems that the larger sweetener industry entered into corporate espionage and colluded with the fda to get the product banned.
@@bustedrav Corporate espinonage and collution with a public authority are shady things.
The decision that was made by the FDA, was not.
That makes you wonder: Why would they waste resources and risk being caught doing shady things if the decision requires no shady things to happen?
@@gonzaloayalaibarre that precedent has been set many times, see Watergate and many others. The issue comes back to government corruption, in many cases lobbies and corporations will either fund campaigns or government officials will be promised paid positions to protect the "interests" of companies, and go on to be paid millions once they leave office, often for doing nothing, this of course is no coincidence.
"I'm like a performer or something" 😂
Everybody's like: You shouldn't eat the seed
Me: You shouldn't eat freakin' fire?
DLDLFLSHDA RIGHT!🤣🤣🤣 he made me actually wonder what it would taste like
Is it... Spicy?
i used to grow these when i was younger. it didn't fruit that often but got a good number of berries when it did. The ones we had were super creamy and crazy sweet when we ate them. not bitter or anything, maybe they weren't ripe? Eating lemons reminded me of sherbet.
i just tried eating miracle berry and followed by calamansi and it is true taste sweet!
I haven't had it with calamansi, that sounds good though
Yes. First time i tried it is with calamansi. As we know, calamansi is super sour and miracle berry made it taste like eating brown sugar with a citrus taste. So fun.
I heard of this plant years ago...and one day this spring..in an overgrown section of my local nursery -- they had several bushes!!! with fruits so of course I sampled....I bought 2 of em..went back the next day and bought the rest...the folks at the store selling it didn't really know what it was
Also sometimes you need to eat two berries for effectiveness i grow them the best lemonade ever!
One lemon two limes lots of ice and just smiles till its all gone
I am never not amazed by what this berry can do
I ate one and drank my banana berry smoothies now that was a flavor delight as well sooo much fun so worth growing
Seeing everyone drink from the same cup....truly a relic of the past
Very thorough test with all the people trying it at once!
if you drink the regular MJB coffee it is very smooth flavor they use a golden roast sumatran beans for the smooth gentle flavor i noticed arabica does have a stronger kick and more robust flavor like colombian beans do but oh yes MJB is my alltime fave coffee i can drink it black with no sugar and it still tastes so heavenly but oh i want to grow these berries too very much so, and the 5 prime umami flavors one for each taste sense which is pure delisciousness of each one ohhh i want these berries big time.
I first read about these in the NYT about a decade ago and have been bringing them to the family x-mas party every year since.
I have its tree at the back of my house. Birds love it. I dont really eat it anymore because the fruit on the tree is now too high to reach with my hand.
you're not supposed to eat the seed
I remember I ate some really sour candy before and afterwards I decided to drink some water and the water tasted sweet for a few hours.
According to Wikipedia, there are 2 species of plant producing fruits with the same effect. The description below is somewhat misleading. Thaumatococcus daniellii is described as a spice, but when you read about it's specifically it refers to a berry that makes Sour things taste sweet. Synsepalum dulcificum is described as a berry, but reading this made me aware that there are at least two different fruits that do the same thing. I wonder what would happen if you mix the two together. maybe no more sour taste will be perceived...
Miracle berry may refer to:
Synsepalum dulcificum, sources of berrys that increases the perceived sweetness of foods
Thaumatococcus daniellii, source of a spice that has an intensely sweet flavor
That looks so fun, even though I prefer bitter to sweet I don't tolerate sour things very well so it could be fun to try it once!
..and red shirt has got to be a magician. I've never seen anyone look more like a magician.
Get some and have a party! Nah, he's actually an acrobat. The other guy with the black shirt is the magician. :)
You wouldn’t happen to have Italian in your family would you?
I wonder if covid patients who have lost their sense of taste would benefit from this.
I'm pretty sure I had covid because I lost my sense of taste for about 5-8 months and it just recently came back but anyway I would have loved to try this because everything tasted like and excuse my language, shit
Stevia is natural, and extremly available, zero calories and no side effects, it's been around for thousands of years.
mc alleyboy and isn't good for you. Makes you shit like a goose.
Not good for you at all dude
My buddy grew one in Florida and I was suprised how good it was. I actually like it
It doesn't seem to affect bitterness in the same way it does sourness. I tried a bunch of different things including beer, which someone suggested online, and it tasted just about exactly the same as it normally does. Anything sour was super sweet but that might be because there's already a lot of sugar in those things. I should have tried dark chocolate, since that's a thing I normally find to be a bit too bitter.
Love this channel !!!! Love weird fruit
I just tried miracle berry + monk fruit powdered sugar-like sweeteners made locally here in malaysia.. and wow.. it tasted better than sugar.. freaking sweat..
You can eat the tamarillo skin, it just taste bitter. So it would have been good for the video. Unless there is some variety in malay that is unknown to me.
Synsepalum Dulcificum, otherwise known as the Miracle Berry, is related, although somewhat distantly to the mama sapote and sopadilla. As you've said, it has the protein that coats your tongue and causes you to not taste bitter nor sour as much.
Aspartame is an analog of an amino acid called phenylalanine. It's used in such minute quantities that it's not really relevant to our health in a can of diet soda, same can be said for sucralose. It's only really bad for phenylketonurics, people who can't have phenylalanine. There has been little evidence that would conclude many adverse effects like cancer. Although it can make you crave sweets and does nothing for blood glucose tolerance. However, if it's between that and high fructose corn syrup, I would take aspartame all day, though I prefer erythritol, allulose, monk fruit or stevia. Hell, even straight glucose is better for you than fructose or aspartame. Medicine and nutrition ain't an exact science, however, and things can change. Even science isn't an exact science, horseshoe crabs recently got reclassified as arachnids, so that's pretty neat.
I've had varieties with skin that is much more palatable than this one. This was painfully bitter.
I can't drink regular coke anymore, way too sweet and heavy. Diet coke is far lighter tasting, so i'll occasionally have that.
Very interesting info about the FDA! I'm not surprised, as I've seen this in the drug industry too with FDA approval and non-approval.
A similar process happens with toothpaste. It blocks the sweet reception. On your tongue. That's why orange juice tastes like vomit after you brush
I tried it many years ago & we ate the slice of lemon. Skin, pith & fruit. Tasted like lemonade
its very uniqe fruit. i have that plant at home.
Miracle berries are awesome!!! Everyone should grow them!!!
i think your friends are neat. hi friends ! :)
I drink (diluted) vinegar on the regular, lol. Miracle berries are WEIRD. I've had them. They're a little risky because the human skin is not meant to come in contact with that much acid at once and lemons + miracleberries are addictive.
13:53 the guy on the left looks like if michael jackson stayed up until 4 am and drunk a crap ton of coffee
My miracle berry plant is about to flower for the first time. I cant wait!
Ate a strawberry with miracle berry.. perfection. now no regular strawberry comes close to how good it was
What it means is big business a n big pharma will squash the small innovator every time.
I enjoy your videos. Miracle berry makes cheap wine taste good too.
perfect for visiting friends or family who are bad at cooking.
Watching this November 2020, very fun to watch. Very informative. 😎
I REALY LIKE THE WAY YOU USE YOUR FRIENDS AS GINNIE PIGS.LOL
You can fool your taste buds, but likely not the teeth sensitive to acid... The unlimited eating of lemons and vinegar may end in some burns of the mouth as well.
Damn politicians. It's all about money for them isn't it?
So why doesn't miracleberry make itself taste better? haha
That was a very interesting video, and so glad you were able to share the miracle of miracle berries with your friends. Good stuff (except the Marmite)!
That was a fun video. I have heard of this before but never had it myself. I would love to have it one day. Thanks for another fun vid!
These videos are great keep up the good work!❤️
thanks!
So you tried Miracle Berries with the real life Tony Wonder?
Wow, this is a very interesting video. Screw aspartame.
This was the most fun video!
Thanks!
It would be good to know how much the fruit costs and where we can buy them.
How would an umeboshi plum taste like with a miracle berry I wonder
that... it's a great idea
I imagine sweet. Theres dried plum snacks here that are very sweet with a sour overtone on it
I’ve got 2 muracle plant but it’s still small. The seller of the plant gave me a fruit as sample but he told me not to eat the seed. So I planted the seed instead & wait for it to grow.
Thought of buying a tree. Theyre under 10 dollars here in malaysia. Around 7 dollars with free shipping. Maybe id buy one soon
I know this video was a number of years ago, but I find it fascinating that nobody has commented on how scurrilous the FDA were (and are) when it comes to pushing through chemicals made by big business or those that have been lobbied for without proper long-term testing. Aspartame is now in virtually all sweetened products and is unequivocally bad for you. It all sounds conspiratorial. And it is. Money does rule at the expense of our health.
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SecondaryMetabolite Woah, my English teacher just got turned on.
Right on! That organization is corrupt to the core and honestly I think the public needs to overthrow it. They are profiting from vaccines AND setting the vaccine schedule. That conflict of interest alone is absolutely despicable and grounds for them to be dismantled. If someone doesn’t stop them, there will be 200 vaccines on that schedule one day, you mark my words.
SecondaryMetabolite Wow, I’m shocked to see someone defending aspartame. It does have neurotoxic effects, which is why a lot of people with neurological diseases are advised to avoid it. Of course natural substances like alcohol can be neurotoxic too. I try to avoid anything that’s going to kill brain cells, natural or man made.
lmao at the cannibal holocaust theme music at the beginning hahaha
I’m going to look for “Miracle Berry” Here in Côté d’Ivoire. Nice video 🖐🏿
I'm having a tummy ache just watching .
"Cider vinegar taste like ass"
Girl: i like it
We did a tasting party with Miracle Fruit tablets and one of the things I made availble was Guiness beer; people said it tasted like chocolate. Lemons tasted like candied lemon and things that were already sweet were elevated.
I was totally ignorant of this fruit mind you even less of all the different possible health benefits that could and can be obtained from consuming it properly. After learning this I immediately googled if and how it would work as a smoking cessation with no definite yes or no answer but, I did come across a product being sold under the name Mberry sold in popular retail stores. Do you have any updated videos of the products sold pertaining to this fruit or any known answers if it could be used as a smoking cessation? Thanks so much for educating us.
I apologize for the long feedback but, I also read people commenting on the internet that drinking vinegar after using miracle berries, the vinegar will taste similar to that of apple juice! I'm not a fan of vinegar but, if this makes it taste like people say I can finally benefit from it. Lastly, what you tested with your friends in this video is called "flavor parties" by people on the internet as well. Learn something new everyday,
I haven't heard of how it can be used for smoking cessation. but do keep us updated if you find it helpful!
@@WeirdExplorer Will do. By the way I meant to ask was it apple cider vinegar or just white vinegar you all tested?
where can you buy the actual seed so i can plant a tree?. this seed is imposible to find online.
maybe you could buy the fresh fruit and extract the seed yourself
Weird Explorer do you know a store online that sells it ?. :)
flyingfoxfruits.com they might have seeds too!
Weird Explorer Thank you !
karina ocasio I got a Seedling tree from eBay for cheap
I’m buying my miracle fruit bush tomorrow. Can’t wait..
Try eating Moringa a seed and try this test. They have the same effect, possibly even more potent.
I didn't notice that effect when I tried moringa
@@WeirdExplorer Hmm I wonder if it might be the variety. We actually chewed the seeds and only ran the taste test using water.
"Hey it's the weird fruit guy! Let's see what he's got this time!"
I hosted a Miracle-Berry party with similar reactions. Thanks.
There is one question that I haven't been able to find yet and that is how long does the effect last?
For 2 months
I actually tested vinegar after I chew miracle berry pills. It was the strangest taste experience I had in a while. It wasn't too bad, but the aftertaste was... peculiar.
yeah for us it didn't work so well, I've tried with balsamic before and it tasted like juice
The only way people eat marmite in the UK is on toast. I don't even think it goes well with anything else. And personally I don't love or hate it lol
+UR3ANFISH I love the stuff, but yeah toast is the best place for it. Sometimes I'll cook with it to make food taste more savory.
Me too. Tastes great in soups, and on sandwiches. I love marmite.
I love my marmite! I eat it by the spoonful straight out of the bottle! Hahahaa!
You monster
@@simonbecker748 🤣😂🤣🤣🤣
Of course that FDA would screw over miracle berries and promote aspartame. Too predictable. I learned about the miracle fruit like 20 Years ago when I was 8 from The Great Exotic Fruit Book by Norman van Aken. That book is like stuck in my brain to this day.
I bought some miracle berry pills once that did the same thing. To test it out I ate grapefruit, lime/lemon and it worked.
So basically marmite is poop?
Beer poop, yes. :P
No, no. The poop goes in the beer, marmite is more like the shreded dead bodies of millions of yeast cells after they died of intoxication inside their own poop.
Miracle berry + kaffir lime? Or some other very astringent citrus?
U ought to try to get these marketed again
nice a hand of applause
I just remember when I was getting hot chemo, my mouth tasted like dirty change. Would have been ecstatic to know about this
Omg coffee with sprinkles! haha so cute
Have you tried Lemba? It has a similar protein that has the same effects as Miracle Fruit