We found over 100 fruits in Thailand! - Fruit Hunting Adventure
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- Опубликовано: 10 июл 2024
- Episode: 758 Thailand Fruit Adventure
Species: many
Location: Bangkok Thailand
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0:00-1:30 Intro
1:30-2:26 Durian
2:26-3:09 Young Coconut
3:09-4:35 Sprouted Coconut
4:35-5:43 Bulletwood Fruit
5:43-7:05 Ginberry
7:05-8:31 Green Tamarind
8:31-9:32 Noni
9:32-10:26 Guava
10:26-12:55 Bugs! 
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For more detailed reviews of fruit mentioned in this video, check out these episodes:
Durian: ruclips.net/video/tFHbk4yr_kE/видео.html
Sprouted Coconut:ruclips.net/video/bry6TX7qAzg/видео.html
Bulletwood Fruit: ruclips.net/video/92pv4HEpuuk/видео.html
Ginberry: ruclips.net/video/49k50VjW6jI/видео.html
Green Tamarind: ruclips.net/video/b67Rw0Qdoaw/видео.html
Noni: ruclips.net/video/e3WFkaKpSr4/видео.html
Guava: ruclips.net/video/nnz8HsR0GEE/видео.html
Bulletwood flowers (Bakul) keep their lovely fragrance even when dried. They are commonly made into garlands.
"We were ALL that guy" -- So true, hahahha! All us 'Fruit Nuts' in good company... #priorities baby
This trip was SO AMAZING! Thanks, Jared!!
how much was it?
I didn't expect you to came to my home country! Hope you have fun here! ❤
This video reminds me of my first time in Germany visiting my aunt when i was young, had to try them European fruits 😋
Turning passion into hobby, then turning hobby into business. Good job!
Our guide in Belize tricked us in to trying an overripe Noni fruit on our honeymoon. He ate it with a straight face so we trusted him 😂
Wow I'd love to go on this tour! It would be great to see as many of their reactions and descriptions of each fruit as possible. You know they're fruit enthusiasts when everyone seems that happy about the durian :)
Fellow RUclipsr and Tropical Fruit lover here… Thank you…Excellent video!
Sad I couldn't make the tour, but super excited for the long form content
I just found your channel and completely amazed. As the Thai locals myself, I truly appreciate and respect your passion. Fruit for people here is like a seasonal treat and specific province has there own fruit reputation! Your hunting is very nostalgic Hope u discover more in the future
What an awesome group! I am so glad your tour had such great people, really enjoyed the video and can't wait for the next episode!
Most westerners go here seeking another sort of cherry. This is much more wholesome and not creepy. Although the shot of you smiling blankly into the camera during the minor piano notes was pretty scary! Dark implications aside, this catalogue of actual unique fruits is very cool
This looks so fun
I loved the tours turned out well Jared. Your content is very entertaining.
Omg this is my dream. How fun to do a fruit tour in Thailand! Love your content!
"It's very big for its size"
I get what he meant, it just sounded funnt.
You should have a fruit-based tv show
Oh man, I wanna go on one of these tours!
I'm so jealous! This looks a lot of fun! Except the bug parts...!
The larvae arent good if you don't like fish but crickets are really tasty. They taste like corn chips. Very good deep fried with a batter and dipped in a lime and pepper sauce.
@@bongmuon 🤮
Very interesting! Thankyou for sharing - I LOVE coconut so would love to try the coconut apple, sounds delicious 😋
8:10 Drive-By Langsats is the name of my new Southern Mathcore Punk band.
You need a death metal band called Noni Dread.
@@sazji: Noni Dread suggest more towards Melodic Doom Metal to me. But other than that, excellent suggestion!
@@sdfkjgh Noni Wrath? :-)
@@sazji: That fits Death Metal better. Plus, you can make near-constant _Fist of the North Star_ reference jokes.
Also, I've had noni juice. It tastes exactly like how rancid, fermented garbage water smells, and it burned my throat on the way down like an acid reflux.
Wish I could afford to do this. It would be so cool to try these new fruits!
Jared! Congratulations on finding your new career !!! It’s perfect!
This seems so amazing! I hope to do this at some point
Looks like a lot of fun. Can’t wait for the Vietnam tour vids to drop!
Love the videos with more people - it would be really cool to find a team of like 3 people and go on fruit expeditions with them. Having a second opinion on the taste profile of fruits is also very useful (also because you don't drink or eat meat and some plants and fruits do taste similar).
Very interesting group!
I would love to join on an adventure when I have the time. Great idea!
I want to go on this tour!
Fantastic! I’m retired in northern Thailand. The rainy season is the best for fruits like lychee.
Great! just in time for my trip to Thailand next week! I don't suppose you'll be there giving a tour on either February 25th-26th or March 14th to 16th? Because that would be awesome!
What fun! When was
this? I will look forward to seeing the next excerpts from it, and hopefully I get to see people try the Noni. :-) I saw it growing in Vietnam, but it was also still green. :-(
That looks like so much fun!!!
oh dang, this is exactly the kind of tour I would want to go on. Thanks for building this community!
Can't find durian where I live, but we do have mung bean and durian cakes that are imported from Vietnam.
I always wanted to try durian, just to experience it, so I bought a package of those cakes, called Banh Pia Hopia Cakes. I was pretty sure I'd handle it just fine since I took to Vegemite immediately, love kimchee, and other foods not popular in America.
I opened a pack and got my first whiff of durian. Holy cow, it was just as described in the product reviews, like a combo of a major natural gas leak mixed with rotten garbage, burned and rotten eggs, and nasty gym socks. Smelled like sasquatch, lol. I took a bite and found that it tastes WAY better than it smells. There was somewhat of an onion flavor to it, but otherwise it was sweet, creamy, and dessert-like. I made it through my first cake.
Each successive cake was less offensive, and over the days I grew to associate that smell with the delicious taste. The smell got much better as a result.
I haven't ordered another 12-pack of hopia cakes yet (ordered durian candy instead) but I will in the future.
I wouldn't have tried it if I hadn't watched your expert videos on durian.
looks like a lot of fun, minus the noni and bug parts 😆
Because of you, ate my first noni last week. I harvested it myself, with the locals agreement. They were laughing. 😅
It’s interesting the bugs tasted fishy. People that are allergic to shellfish are also allergic to Roaches. So there’s some sort of connection there!
Những loại trái cây thật ngon và hấp dẫn
thailand is so safe i wanna go soon
One day I hope to go with you on fruit hunting tour
So wish I could go.
Alone man is genious
Psyched to see the longer-form episodes! I'm glad y'all had fun :)
I went to that temple in Ayutthaya last year and specifically remember seeing the bulletwood trees there. Seeing you try it makes me think that I shouldn't have been so hesitant on picking one
I had fried scorpion the first time I went to Thailand. It was like crunchy beef jerky.
Wheres the macapuno video?
I liked the nostril shot of you in the corner of the group portrait 😂
I'm so stoked for more of these episodes to come out! Really crazy finds in Thailand. I'm reliving some great memories and looking forward to future adventures!
Glad you like them!
O but that tease towards the end though...I'm dying to know what ALL of those were lol. Especially the one cut open lastly. With the weird circular pattern.
This looks like a blast. I'd kick it with you nerds any day of the week.
ngl, i kinda want to try crickets now!
Can you try carob?
Trying noni is true bravery
The Original fruit hunter
Bangkok!
Oh boy oh boy
I'm from Thailand, and we don't eat durian with rice. That's kind of new for me.
This looks like a fun format for a tour. I love that it's with people unafraid to try new and maybe weird things!
How do you spell a gagging noise? Fruit, excellent! Crysollis(sic)? Not so much. And I am hungry! I can’t tell you how much I would like to take a tour with you and other viewers!
Ha! I knew there was a worm in the guava as soon as you cut it. How did you not see it?
I guess it comes from having eaten many wormy fruit in my time.
Plus, the worm didn't get in from the ground. It hatched from an egg that was laid in the fruit when it was growing on the tree.
Ooo you guys are just like me
Amazing video, it's good to see others getting involved keep up the great work!
More to come!
do U KEEP ANY SEEDS???????
Yep. That’s why my mom told me never to eat fruit off the ground
What is that last fruit you split?!?!
I ate some durian fruit before it was good it smells bad but it's still good but they are very expensive in the store I did have like white coconut before I wish I can get some but I don't have no money for it
They eat durian with rice?
Start a fruit growing greenhouse
What an amazing experience
I am that guy too 😂
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FRRRRUUUIIITTTTT LETTTTTSSSSS GOOOOOOOOO
SUPERRRR BOOOOWWWLLL
Bro noni is naaaaasty 😂
That's a lot of fiber.
Quando Bangkok
Quay non apparent
Caveat emptor
Here in Brazil we also call the sprouted coconut as "coconut apple", in portuguese "maçã de coco"
build new city or village for fruit production
wow this was really fun to watch! what a haul
Glad you enjoyed!
I can eat fruit all day 😋
If a botanicalist crossed a gin Berry with an orange you'd get drunk 😂
I wanna go with youuuu
I guess i can't go because im not eating bugs on purpose. 😢
Did you notice that only two people were eating bugs? Jared is vegetarian so I am sure there will be no pressure to eat anything you don't want to.
Were going to Japan this Summer in June. What would you recommend we try there that we can't get elsewhere?
Hmm... see if you can find an akebia. Those might be around that time of year. If you want to splurge a bit, grab a Miyazaki mango.
@WeirdExplorer June might be too early for Akebia, as it ripens around September to October at least here in Korea.
Prunus mume should be available at markets and ornamental cherry cultivars also ripen from May to June.
that guava looks like mexican guavas
I like the nostril shot of you in the corner of the group portrait
Makes for a fun video having people to share the experience with
That looks like it was an awesome trip. I would've tried the noni and the bugs but im odd like that😂
This is like a vegan Fear Factor. I wouldn’t be caught dead eating any of those questionable foods.
Flower children
Let’s get this to 1 million views he deserves it guys
I'm still bummed I wasn't able to go. Also can't believe it's taken over a year for videos from it to be posted now.
My backlog has gotten out of hand 😅. At the rate I'm going, I have enough content already filmed to last the next three years. When I get back to posting two episodes a week, things should move along a bit.
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when you have a trip to Borneo, please find Durian Kura-Kura, a durian that grows on the root!! very interesting
I'll be going on my own soon for a brief trip. I'll see what the markets have :)
Hey that's unfair! Why am I not invited?
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Currently , enjoying some Rambutan
nice!
I thought you were a vegetarian, bugs are not vegetables, that's gross man. I hope you all had a great time.