Why is it wise? Because Babu said it? We both know that it is untrue. We have a very good understanding of how nature works. We understand that it can be a warm enough climate to grow these in certain areas when it is too cold and not possible in others and that it doesn't mean someone added something bad for you. These guys are here to learn so telling them they are right, when you know better only helps you feel better about yourself.
Thank you for what you do here. I’ve battled depression for over 30 years. When I watch these gentlemen my heat feels lighter. It brings me a smile, thank you.
I agree. They should try seedless grapes if you can get them. You can tell they are used to eating around seeds. I would think seedless would be truly amaizing to them. Good vid.
@@friartalk6060 You may have a point, but no matter how much we try, we will never be able to go back to our more primitive days. Lets just hope we can learn how to make all our food stuffs safer and not so toxic to the humanbody. Thankfully, I don't think I have ever heard of anyone dying from consuming seedless grapes. Cross fingers.
@@friartalk6060 they’re not toxic in any way, just infertile fruits. They were cultivated to become like that, there’s no gene-modding or chemical procedure involved.
Their minds would be absolutely blown by The Grapery's "Moon Drops" grapes (The Grapery is a grape vineyard in California that grows a number of "specialty" grape varieties). Would probably have to be specially imported, if it's even possible for them to survive the overseas trip? They're currently ripe here in the USA. I just bought two bags. "Moon Drops" are long tube-like grapes that are very dark purple/black in color (lots of pigment/antioxidants in the skins), kind of crunchy, and very sweet. IMO, some of the best "table grapes" in the world. I always look forward to them at the end of summer / start of fall.
In the southern United States, there's also these large muscadine grapes called Scuppernongs. Their taste is quite unlike many other grapes with a bitter skin yet almost syrupy sweet pulp.
There is a grape strain called cotton candy that tastes exactly like cotton candy. Its a special rare strain that would be hard for them to come by and twice the price as regular grapes
Yes, yum! Cotton Candy grapes, expensive, not avaliable at all times, but a real treat when they Do hit the stores! I always keep my eyes open for them.
At any moment..on Earth..the seasons are different..some are, at this time..in Summer..some in Winter..and everything between..so the growing crops are different also...
In Japan they have KYOHO grapes, you cant eat the skin and have to peel them. they are the most Delicious grapes I have ever tried. some BOXED veriety cost $100 for one bunch, but those are for Gifts & Export. you can buy Ordanary KYOHO for $8/lb.
They should have kept the seeds since most of them are farmers and shepherds and you know what happens with the cows or the sheep what's left over is great for growing grapes.
There are thousands of both varieties and hybrids of grapes, some will be green, red, black, large, small, seedless, sweet, sour and those for eating and those for making wine
They need to understand here in the U.S, summer is just now ending, making these grapes in season for picking. Also, the grape seed extract has many health benefits.
I have started before the ending, but I am amazed nobody got excited when they realised there were seeds and immediately cried, "Collect them, we'll plant them!" Even if they have no garden, they can plant in pots and/or give them to friends who grow crops. Lovely to grow around house are sheds, for animal shade. Of course, should be aware, grapes and dried grapes, are poisonous to dogs.
YES! I bought a box of these in the USA last week. HUGE red grapes, very crisp and sweet! Few seeds. I don't dislike ANY grapes, but these are the best for snacking. I still prefer the tiny concord (black/blue) berries for cooking, though they are full of seeds, they have the most intense flavor.
LOL, I loved the song! I've seen those grapes in stores, and eaten some. But I prefer green, seedless Thompson grapes. Spitting out seeds with every grape is a chore. I usually get them on my lap or something. 😄 Glad they got to enjoy them, though!
Seasons happen at different times of the year depending on where in the world you are. It may be winter in India, while it is summer in Chile, or fall in Australia.
Over here in Alabama, we have what they call Muscadine grapes. They grow wild around here, mostly around woodland edges. They produce a wonderful grape smell when ripe. Very sweet, but the seeds are large. It's almost like eating passionfruit, which also grows wild around here, too. Passiflora incarnata is the scientific name. We also like to call them maypop. Juicy pulp, but you have to eat them a certain way to enjoy the great flavor.
Are those the almost black grapes that taste like dirt? I bought some grapes at the store because they were so beautiful, the taste was very bad like eating your yard
The seeds vary from grape to grape. Sometimes a couple, sometimes 3-4. Also, nowadays many grapes are cultivated as "seedless" via grafting & re-rooting from cuttings rather than via seeded germination.
Thank you for your song Babu! Here is one for you from my culture: "wine wine, fruit of the vine, when you gonna let me be sober? Leave me alone, let me go home, let me go home, and start, over." Love you bunches Babu Bai and Raeen,be good to yourselves!❤
On the opposite side of the world, when you have summer, they have winter, right now you have winter, in australia we are having summer. Ther are many more grape varieties, different skin coours, seedless and seeded. Wine grapes are made from different varieties, most are too sour for table grapes. The colour comes from how long the skins are left in the mashed grapes. Before it is put into fermentation storage.
Take your grape seeds and plant them near your home and grow your own grapes. Chances are that they were pollinated from the same fields that the grapes you're eating came from and will taste very similar to what you are eating.
Has anyone had “champagne grapes”? They are smaller than blueberries and you can put a whole cluster of them in your mouth at once and they explode like a little Boba
The natural sugar in the grapes goes directly in the bloodstream, providing the fastest energy source of all sugars! Eat lots of grapes when you need fast energy!
Here in the UK we have grapes that taste like candy floss! It's a weird experience, a lighter shade of green, seedless and very sweet! Let's not mess with nature, I think a grape should be a grape.
Those cotton candy grapes are actually completely natural. Just breeding different strains together to achieve the sweetness that resembles candy floss(Cotton candy). In the US we also have Cotton Candy, Candy Hearts, and Candy Grapes varieties of grapes. Along with the standard red, purple, and green. All seedless of course.
I wonder what the wine would taste like from candy grapes? Just out of interest, how much are they in the US? They are £2 for a 400g punnet of grapes, so about $2.25 roughly? I'm guessing they are more expensive over there?
If only it had been a seedless variety. That's all I'll ever buy. That being said, I sure hope it was made clear to them that in America, NEVER would our foods be injected with ANYTHING by doctors. I never even heard of such a thing!
i think he means scientists. and yes, a lot of our food it scientifically altered to grow bigger, better, last longer etc... so it is genetically altered and no longer entirely natural. Livestock is injected with hormones and antibiotics. Also, companies like McDonald's has scientists deliberately fine tuning their food so that people eat more of it.
I think they are talking about injecting as in splicing genes in some crops - and they mean scientists, not necessarily doctors of horticulture/ genetics. And that is done a lot in America. Some veg seed is greatly improved but spliced to not be fertile in next generation, so farmers can't keep seeds and sell them, but must always buy from company, if they want the new, popular crop. A huge amount of genetic work is being done. A lot cynically, for controlled profit.
I agree about genetically modified fruit but if it has seeds, it is as nature has intended, seedless is not good in any fruit. Non sprayed fruit is best
They should try to grow the seeds that didnt get chewed up
Yes i would try that to.hahaha
I like to put seedless grapes in the freezer for awhile. They are very refreshing.
"Only nature knows the nature of nature..."🤣 AWESOME... it's just in English it looks humorous but a wise statement as always from Babu 🙏🕉❤️
Why is it wise? Because Babu said it? We both know that it is untrue. We have a very good understanding of how nature works. We understand that it can be a warm enough climate to grow these in certain areas when it is too cold and not possible in others and that it doesn't mean someone added something bad for you. These guys are here to learn so telling them they are right, when you know better only helps you feel better about yourself.
Thank you for what you do here. I’ve battled depression for over 30 years. When I watch these gentlemen my heat feels lighter. It brings me a smile, thank you.
I really like these two together,
I hope they take those seeds and try to grow the grapes at home.
Consuming grape seed is supposed to convey health benefits if I recall correctly
I agree. They should try seedless grapes if you can get them. You can tell they are used to eating around seeds. I would think seedless would be truly amaizing to them. Good vid.
Seedless are wrong, a healthy fruit has seeds.
@@friartalk6060 You may have a point, but no matter how much we try, we will never be able to go back to our more primitive days. Lets just hope we can learn how to make all our food stuffs safer and not so toxic to the humanbody. Thankfully, I don't think I have ever heard of anyone dying from consuming seedless grapes. Cross fingers.
@@friartalk6060 they’re not toxic in any way, just infertile fruits. They were cultivated to become like that, there’s no gene-modding or chemical procedure involved.
@@friartalk6060 - So you only eat wild bananas with huge seeds in them? Or do you buy the normal variety that is bred to be all but seedless?
Their minds would be absolutely blown by The Grapery's "Moon Drops" grapes (The Grapery is a grape vineyard in California that grows a number of "specialty" grape varieties). Would probably have to be specially imported, if it's even possible for them to survive the overseas trip?
They're currently ripe here in the USA. I just bought two bags.
"Moon Drops" are long tube-like grapes that are very dark purple/black in color (lots of pigment/antioxidants in the skins), kind of crunchy, and very sweet. IMO, some of the best "table grapes" in the world. I always look forward to them at the end of summer / start of fall.
Every chance I get. That was the first grape my granddaughter got to eat.
In the southern United States, there's also these large muscadine grapes called Scuppernongs. Their taste is quite unlike many other grapes with a bitter skin yet almost syrupy sweet pulp.
they would be amazed at our seedless grapes
There is a grape strain called cotton candy that tastes exactly like cotton candy. Its a special rare strain that would be hard for them to come by and twice the price as regular grapes
Yes, yum! Cotton Candy grapes, expensive, not avaliable at all times, but a real treat when they Do hit the stores! I always keep my eyes open for them.
And the Moon drop ones that taste like gumdrops!
also Candy Heart grapes.
Yes expensive but worth it as a treat now and then.
Yes the have them in my local Woolworths sometimes
At any moment..on Earth..the seasons are different..some are, at this time..in Summer..some in Winter..and everything between..so the growing crops are different also...
I LOVED Babu's song!
💃🏽💃🏽💃🏽 get it Babu! 😅🎵 Blessings to each and everyone.
Shine muscat grapes. Kid had them in Hawaii. Said it was the grape ever. Try rumbatans, too.
it's ok to eat the seeds and we love! Babu's songs also great drumming too.
I could sit watching them enjoy eating these grapes for hours, thank you.
In Japan they have KYOHO grapes, you cant eat the skin and have to peel them.
they are the most Delicious grapes I have ever tried.
some BOXED veriety cost $100 for one bunch, but those are for Gifts & Export.
you can buy Ordanary KYOHO for $8/lb.
They should have kept the seeds since most of them are farmers and shepherds and you know what happens with the cows or the sheep what's left over is great for growing grapes.
Save the seeds and try to grow grapes for future generations.
There are thousands of both varieties and hybrids of grapes, some will be green, red, black, large, small, seedless, sweet, sour and those for eating and those for making wine
And those for drying as raisins and sultanas as raeen said
All grapes that I have seen and buy in America are just like the size of the red globe grapes. Glad you both enjoyed these!👌👌
WHERE O WHERE IS SARU?????
They need to understand here in the U.S, summer is just now ending, making these grapes in season for picking.
Also, the grape seed extract has many health benefits.
I have started before the ending, but I am amazed nobody got excited when they realised there were seeds and immediately cried, "Collect them, we'll plant them!"
Even if they have no garden, they can plant in pots and/or give them to friends who grow crops. Lovely to grow around house are sheds, for animal shade.
Of course, should be aware, grapes and dried grapes, are poisonous to dogs.
Grapes, Mother Nature's gift to the world!
There are 3 different kinds of grapes: Black, Green and Red.
I enjoy eating the Green grapes!
Enjoy
With a robust supply chain, seasons matter less when receiving products.
YES! I bought a box of these in the USA last week. HUGE red grapes, very crisp and sweet! Few seeds. I don't dislike ANY grapes, but these are the best for snacking. I still prefer the tiny concord (black/blue) berries for cooking, though they are full of seeds, they have the most intense flavor.
I can't wait to see Babu close his eyes, shake his head while lifting one hand palm up.
I would try planting those seeds.. You never know.😊😊
Seeded grapes? Good heavens.
Different countries have different seasoned, producing fruits year round:-) so we share with other countries
Take the seeds and grow your own
Always love this channel... makes me smile.
LOL, I loved the song! I've seen those grapes in stores, and eaten some. But I prefer green, seedless Thompson grapes. Spitting out seeds with every grape is a chore. I usually get them on my lap or something. 😄 Glad they got to enjoy them, though!
Seasons happen at different times of the year depending on where in the world you are. It may be winter in India, while it is summer in Chile, or fall in Australia.
Grapes make a great, healthy dessert, especially during the summer if you freeze them ☺
Do they know that the USA summer time is India's winter time. That's why they were able to get now.
In Thailand i picked up some black grapes from the market. Elongated ones. The longest were more than half my finger in length
I have them here at home right now....sooo dang good.....
I live in California. We have purple, green and red seedless grapes all over right now. Its the time of year they ripen in the San Joaquin Valley.
The grapes look delicious. :) I live in Rhineland-Palatinate in Germany and our grapes are quite tiny, but they are all nice.
Babu looking fly in those glasses! very stylish
I bought some of these a couple years ago and they're amazing, like candy. The ones I had were round like a ball and much darker in color.
Over here in Alabama, we have what they call Muscadine grapes. They grow wild around here, mostly around woodland edges. They produce a wonderful grape smell when ripe. Very sweet, but the seeds are large. It's almost like eating passionfruit, which also grows wild around here, too. Passiflora incarnata is the scientific name. We also like to call them maypop. Juicy pulp, but you have to eat them a certain way to enjoy the great flavor.
Louisiana here. :) I never really liked Muscadine grapes. I've definitely tried though 😊
Please involve the women too
Where has Sarru been, haven't seen him for awhile?
He is fine soon you will see him at common man show
You should definitely have them try muscadine grapes. They're big and really flavorful!
Are those the almost black grapes that taste like dirt? I bought some grapes at the store because they were so beautiful, the taste was very bad like eating your yard
Muscadine grapes are my favorite
YES, Mucatt Grapes are also Great, and you can eat the skin.
I hate Muscadines lol
@@jerryd1109 I've never had a muscadine that tastes like dirt, so no.
They're sweet, juicy and taste like grape candy.
great video, but if they can safe the seeds then they can grow their own grapes
Keep the seeds and plant them. Maybe you can grow your own... ;) If they haven't been irradiated prior to shipping to deactivate the seeds, etc.
The seeds vary from grape to grape. Sometimes a couple, sometimes 3-4.
Also, nowadays many grapes are cultivated as "seedless" via grafting & re-rooting from cuttings rather than via seeded germination.
In America, we also have a bit smaller red grape that's seedless as well as a light green one without seeds.
Why don't you take the seeds home and plant them?
They are really enjoying those red globe grapes.
One of them should cultivate those seeds. I'm sure they have a few walls on their houses they could string some ropes and live in a garden of grapes
I got the first comment, so now Babu owes me a song (hahaha)!
Tell them to save the Seas they might be able to start and grow their own grapes
As a dietitian you are absolutely right Babu. It's eating in moderation mostly. Anything good can become bad in excess
Babu I hope you can save seeds and plant in your village ❤🎉🙏
Moon drop are good as well.Make sur the package says moon drop.
Thank you for your song Babu! Here is one for you from my culture: "wine wine, fruit of the vine, when you gonna let me be sober? Leave me alone, let me go home, let me go home, and start, over." Love you bunches Babu Bai and Raeen,be good to yourselves!❤
On the opposite side of the world, when you have summer, they have winter, right now you have winter, in australia we are having summer. Ther are many more grape varieties, different skin coours, seedless and seeded. Wine grapes are made from different varieties, most are too sour for table grapes. The colour comes from how long the skins are left in the mashed grapes. Before it is put into fermentation storage.
Maybe try seedless grapes next time. 😊
Gentlemen, take the seeds home and try to grow the vines and see if the fruit comes true to the original variety.
I've seen them much bigger here in the US and seedless
Remember guys, however unlikely it might be, you are always welcome to come to the US to try everything first hand
Take your grape seeds and plant them near your home and grow your own grapes. Chances are that they were pollinated from the same fields that the grapes you're eating came from and will taste very similar to what you are eating.
Now I want grapes. I prefer the seedless green ones though.
Save those seeds and plant them
Has anyone had “champagne grapes”? They are smaller than blueberries and you can put a whole cluster of them in your mouth at once and they explode like a little Boba
Don't throw out the seeds....plant them and grow some grapes...lol. I would!! Also, most of us eat the seeds. Good for you!
I eat grapes a lot, but not had any grapes with seeds for what, 15? 20y?
The natural sugar in the grapes goes directly in the bloodstream, providing the fastest energy source of all sugars! Eat lots of grapes when you need fast energy!
Grapes can be grown almost anywhere. If raisins are expensive maybe they should grow some grapes.
I figure they will take the seeds home and plant them.
Raeens kurta is really beautiful. 😍
I feel like they should know how wine is made lol
Have they had seedless grapes ?
Why not serve them seedless grapes for their enjoyment? The ones with seeds mean they can plant them, but I love seeing them enjoy new things.
well there you go you have 4 seeds go grow so grapes
Show them Seedless Grapes please!
No need in this day and age to deal with seeded grapes - unless you are planning to plant them! I prefer the purple seedless ones, mostly from Chile.
seeds are completely edible... host should have told them...
Now I want grapes! 😂
They would enjoy seedless grapes too, I think
That's the way 🤷
Poison them with Monsanto chemicals 😁😂🤣😂🤣
Here in the UK we have grapes that taste like candy floss! It's a weird experience, a lighter shade of green, seedless and very sweet! Let's not mess with nature, I think a grape should be a grape.
Those cotton candy grapes are actually completely natural. Just breeding different strains together to achieve the sweetness that resembles candy floss(Cotton candy). In the US we also have Cotton Candy, Candy Hearts, and Candy Grapes varieties of grapes. Along with the standard red, purple, and green. All seedless of course.
I wonder what the wine would taste like from candy grapes? Just out of interest, how much are they in the US? They are £2 for a 400g punnet of grapes, so about $2.25 roughly? I'm guessing they are more expensive over there?
Seeds? Now you can grow some red grapes!
Why do I have the feeling that only about 1/3 of everything Babu says gets translated?
If only it had been a seedless variety. That's all I'll ever buy. That being said, I sure hope it was made clear to them that in America, NEVER would our foods be injected with ANYTHING by doctors. I never even heard of such a thing!
i think he means scientists. and yes, a lot of our food it scientifically altered to grow bigger, better, last longer etc... so it is genetically altered and no longer entirely natural. Livestock is injected with hormones and antibiotics. Also, companies like McDonald's has scientists deliberately fine tuning their food so that people eat more of it.
American cows are regularly injected with hormones which are banned in europe
I think they are talking about injecting as in splicing genes in some crops - and they mean scientists, not necessarily doctors of horticulture/ genetics.
And that is done a lot in America. Some veg seed is greatly improved but spliced to not be fertile in next generation, so farmers can't keep seeds and sell them, but must always buy from company, if they want the new, popular crop. A huge amount of genetic work is being done. A lot cynically, for controlled profit.
According to Google, there are over 10,000 different varieties of grapes.
Google के अनुसार, अंगूर की 10,000 से अधिक विभिन्न किस्में हैं।
Why not teach them to grow the grape with free seed
I have never heard of injection in a grape?! Has anyone out there?!
you can eat the seeds.... no problem
All of the red grapes I've eaten are seedless.
Welcome to GMO.😂
I agree about genetically modified fruit but if it has seeds, it is as nature has intended, seedless is not good in any fruit. Non sprayed fruit is best
We eat the seeds.
Show them a video on the process of gmo foods so they know they're safe to eat 😊
You have to find them some red seedless grapes to try.