What's the difference between Black and White Pepper? | Food Unwrapped
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- Опубликовано: 8 окт 2021
- Kate heads to Vietnam to learn about how pepper is farmed and if there is a difference between black pepper and white.
Food Unwrapped Season 5 Episode 15
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I’ve always wondered what the difference was. Thank you.
You didn't even talk about the taste difference.
6 sec in and saved me from watching, cause that’s what i came to look for
The main thing that these videos teach me is how useless the helplines are
That is WHOLE point of those "help lines" the more they will answer the more possible company can have problems
@@AppleReviews That made no sense
@@lewiskelly14 so imagine you ask helpline how the crisps are made and help line says WHOLE procedure including brand of the oil - how long fried and everything ...... and what the worse - help line would mess up something what would not be true and then someone would find out what's wrong - the LESS you tell the better for company - other words - SAFER.
IF I would be owner of company I would ORDER helpline to give same simple and useless explanations
Her face when he said 11,000,000 *dong* 😏
I don't think she could handle that many dong.
I loved the look on her face when he said that it was women's work. Classic.
@@misterhat5823 Where would she put all of it?
Suitcase? Duffel bag? Burlap sack?
It is a lot of dongs!
It's equiv usd 480 = 22 notes (of 500,000)
I love it when I learn something new. Thank you.
I love this show !!!!
Ive been missing this show I can’t believe you’ve got a RUclips !!!!!
How wonderful to be able to travel the world 🙏🙏🙏
This video had just been posted but it was obviously shot before corona.
Good one....👍🏻
Pepper is native to Kerala, India now used worldwide in almost every cuisine.
Almost all famous export agriculture products of Vietnam are not native. To name a few: pepper, coffee, macadamia, cashew
Malayali spotted!
Mallu ❤
A really interesting site.
growing pepper and coffee side by side was not a good idea we did at the farm.......
the sneeze thoo
DO IT NOW GUYS
good show old bean
I've got a few peppercorns on my left foot too.
Kenny is a real one
I-N-T-E-R-E-S-T-I-N-G!
Shirley everything is sanitary
pepper is very good medicine and flavouring food in south india dravida nadu
and it went all over the world
pls do an video on broiler farmed chicken vs country free range chicken
Keep in mind that they’re reuploading clips from each episode.
I only just now made the connection that pepper...come from peppercorns
Seriously, I can't believe you guys missed the making part....ok, try researching garbled and ungarbled pepper
One has a job
75 miles on a motorbike... on Vietnamese roads. Ow.
Fiery?
does NOT tell you the difference between the flavor of the 2 different peppercorns but an interesting vid about peppercorns
True, but it's hard to explain flavor without comparing it to other flavors.
Well for starters the color.
The rest..... I dont know. Lets watch this vid and find out!
Long dong tran
4:13 that's a whole lot of dongs!
This guy, shakes her hand, grabs it, and doesn't let go, lol. Maybe that's how they do it in Vietnam, weird though
Lol their currency is dong lolololol
Cheap holidays
in other peoples misery .
Well done
The only thing hotter than those pepper corns is that beautiful women 😳 taking us on this adventure.
Haye to parrot.. but thanks a bunch.
Great hygiene 🙄 Filthy feet on the berries, ffs
How many times do you see a woman want to jump in and help with the labour? You are correct, never. She's very annoying....
I was really into it until he put his gross dirty foot on it. UGH...Gross. :(
What about wine?
@@misterhat5823 it's a myth that people use their feet to press grapes to make wine. This idea was popularized in an episode of I LOVE LUCY. In reality, stone wine presses have been used to squeeze grapes for thousands of years. People only use their feet when they are too poor to make a proper wine press.
@@misterhat5823 Oh you mean wine from 2 places in the world that still squashed grapes like animals? Would I drink their feet bath water?
Ummm Yeah no, hard pass on that.
@@MrDDiRusso And Bugs Bunny.
Right, but you are losing the context here. He does that to demonstrate the very old-school way when there was no machine to seperate the vine. Nowadays most of the production sites are already industrialized so everything done with machine even the drying process. So no you wont have any dirty feet extra flavor :D
Fiery?