This is incredible! Growing up in Singapore, I've had lots of Taiwanese desserts as they're really popular here. I've had Aiyu jelly so many times over my desserts but this is my first time watching how it's made! Super beautiful! It's one of the few jellies I can eat without having to think twice because I don't consume gelatine or animal-based coagulation agents :)
This is so fascinating. I never even thought of making aiyu jelly before and never even knew that it was possible to make it at home. I love your channel so much, it's so informative and your videos always look great!!! Thanks so much for sharing.
I love how you just went crazy with the cutting (not like neat pretty cubes), it was fun to watch! Aiyu is so light and refreshing, with just the right amount of sour to cut the sweetness
Hello!! I've tried your recipe although I need to substitute all of your ingredients to matched what's available, but it tasted AMAZING! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ it's perfect for a hot weather 💕💕💕
Cool, I have never seen aiyu in its original form. My recipe uses store bought can aiyu jelly cut up and mixed with lime, water, ice and pineapple juice and chunks. Also very refreshing and I urge any aiyu fans to give it a try.
S.04.24.2021 Hi, Corey and Blueanchor. If the recipe is calling for the figs that are imported from Turkey in the U.S., then find them at your local supermarkets or even at Costco. Unsure if they are the same specie equivalent for the recipe from Taiwan. They should be affordable. Let's say price range is
+Angel Wong's Kitchen Hi Angel, I am Gilia who chatted with you on Instagram. I love the quality of your video. It's nicely taken and love how bright and clean your kitchen is.
For those, who keep asking where to get the seed in the U.S.? Honestly, I don't think we can get it from anywhere else beside Taiwan, not even through Online. But... you can definitely get this jelly in canned in any local Asian stores near your house. I bet it will taste about the same. If you don't know how to find it. Copy this title and post it in Google Image. "Chin Chin Ai Yu Jelly / 親親 愛玉果凍" so you'll get the idea of how it looks like. I already bought it. It tastes great when you serve it with ice or you store the canned in the fridge :) it tastes refreshing and with a lemon tea scent.
There is no chance I can get these seeds in my country, but i was wondering if fig seeds would be okay? what do you thing?It's the same "family" od fruits, so maybe... ?
I'm not sure, but I would think so. Someone else found these seeds in Singapore as well. You may want to ask around at the HK supermarkets or speciality stores.
The jelly itself has a light flavor but when combined with the lime syrup and ice, tastes really refreshing.....not to mention the texture of jelly is pretty neat. :D
Unfortunately, I haven't seen these seeds sold in the US, but if I do, I will post an update :) The other option is canned Aiyu jelly which is premade and is usually sold at Asian grocery stores like Ranch 99. Not as fun to make though.
oh ya you know if I just so happen to be passing by Taiwan..... I will be sure to pick some up on my way back from my trip around the world collecting different grocery items...... :(
This is so cool and interesting O_O hopefully I can get my hands on that fruit over here. It seems similar to something I've had before; unless it was aiyu jelly and I just wasn't sure what it was and just carried on eating it :P
If my Asian grocer doesn't sell the figs, what should I ask for if they don't speak English? Feel free to reply the name in the language you think they can understand, I can then show them your reply. I know the title has the name in the language, but I want to ask for the seeds. I don't think I will find the figs.
While I love aiyu jelly and gave this video a "like" thumbs up, I am disturbed by the fact that Ms. Wong brought seeds into the US. Or did Ms. Wong receive a permit for the importation if aiyu seeds while re-entering the US. I have forwarded link to this video to the US CBP and USDA inspection service for an explanation. Thank you.
She brought back dried figs, which is perfectly legal for personal use as long as it is declared. If you have any concerns about things like this in the future, the USDA makes this information freely available on their website.
This is incredible! Growing up in Singapore, I've had lots of Taiwanese desserts as they're really popular here. I've had Aiyu jelly so many times over my desserts but this is my first time watching how it's made! Super beautiful! It's one of the few jellies I can eat without having to think twice because I don't consume gelatine or animal-based coagulation agents :)
This looks heavenly for these hot summer days!
Thanks for the demonstration Angel. This dessert is getting sensationally famous in Thailand and I am gonna make it to enjoyyyyyy 😊😊😊
This is so fascinating. I never even thought of making aiyu jelly before and never even knew that it was possible to make it at home. I love your channel so much, it's so informative and your videos always look great!!! Thanks so much for sharing.
This is the best jelly like whenever I eat it I smell this good scent
Looks so interesting , never tried that dessert
小時候的愛玉讓人想念，是夏季的冰品透心涼水，我超愛吃。
It's amazing I didnt know ai yu jelly make from dry fig
I love how you just went crazy with the cutting (not like neat pretty cubes), it was fun to watch! Aiyu is so light and refreshing, with just the right amount of sour to cut the sweetness
This is my favorite thing to get when I visit Taiwan! thank you for this recipe :)
Hello!! I've tried your recipe although I need to substitute all of your ingredients to matched what's available, but it tasted AMAZING! ❤️ ❤️ ❤️ it's perfect for a hot weather 💕💕💕
This was really interesting, and something I've never heard of before. I hope I can try making it one day. Thank you for the video!
I hope u may answer.... can I do same thing with American figs? Like purple or green figs u see in the market.
Can I use the fresh fruit fig to do?
Looks delicious! Reminds me of my trips back to China when I was little ☺️
Nice you're hitting all the classics, another good pick for a video! I didn't know about the figs, definitely makes the jelly better!
Looks yummy!
Where can I buy it
Thank you Angel for this recipe! Love all of your videos.💗
Can I use aiyu jelly powder. What is the ratio of water to aiyu jelly powder.
Falling In Love with your dessert/snack series😍😍😍hopefully you will make more of snacks with ingredients we're able to get in the country😄
Cool, I have never seen aiyu in its original form. My recipe uses store bought can aiyu jelly cut up and mixed with lime, water, ice and pineapple juice and chunks. Also very refreshing and I urge any aiyu fans to give it a try.
What you see is a dried version. Look here: www.eattheweeds.com/climbing-fig-creeping-fig/
I'm Taiwanese. I miss Aiyu so much!!! Can I know where I can get the dried fig fruit in US ??
I want to know this too. All I saw were what’s on eBay and Etsy and it’s so expensive.
S.04.24.2021
Hi, Corey and Blueanchor.
If the recipe is calling for the figs that are imported from Turkey in the U.S., then find them at your local supermarkets or even at Costco. Unsure if they are the same specie equivalent for the recipe from Taiwan. They should be affordable. Let's say price range is
@@jubileechang2737 it's not the same species. This fig is only from Taiwan
Then what is exactly for how many ml of water will be needed to make it frozen? Thank you.
Best taiwanese dish
This is amazing! I love Aiyu!
Very cool. Never seen anything like that in my life before!
Is a chinese food. i eat this before
Wow!!! Thank you so much for doing this video!!! I was intimidated on how to make this after buying a pack of seeds. Now I am so excited!!!!
Awesome! Where did you end up buying your seeds?
+Angel Wong's Kitchen Hi Angel, I am Gilia who chatted with you on Instagram. I love the quality of your video. It's nicely taken and love how bright and clean your kitchen is.
+VoNnE GiLiA aww, thanks so much! 😘✌🏻
That looks amazing! Do you know if it's possible to find those figs at 99 Ranch?
bit.ly/2YTd1ip ( Aiyu Seed can be purchased here. ship worldwide. new 2019 batch just arrived)
hi Angel can replace lime with lemon..do hv video showing how to prepare honey syrup for ai- yu...thank you...
Looks delicious. 1:45 suddenly looks like a Fiji water commercial. 😂😂😂
For those, who keep asking where to get the seed in the U.S.? Honestly, I don't think we can get it from anywhere else beside Taiwan, not even through Online. But... you can definitely get this jelly in canned in any local Asian stores near your house. I bet it will taste about the same. If you don't know how to find it. Copy this title and post it in Google Image. "Chin Chin Ai Yu Jelly / 親親 愛玉果凍" so you'll get the idea of how it looks like. I already bought it. It tastes great when you serve it with ice or you store the canned in the fridge :) it tastes refreshing and with a lemon tea scent.
There is no chance I can get these seeds in my country, but i was wondering if fig seeds would be okay? what do you thing?It's the same "family" od fruits, so maybe... ?
Is there any chance that I can buy this seed in HK supermarket? Or is only for Taiwan?
I'm not sure, but I would think so. Someone else found these seeds in Singapore as well. You may want to ask around at the HK supermarkets or speciality stores.
Hi Angel, may I know about how many spoons or grams of seeds I need for the recipe?
I only have the seeds and not the fruit
Do you know if we can get aiyu seeds here in the US?
Is the jelly mostly water? Does it taste like you're eating jellified water? It looks really cool! O:
The jelly itself has a light flavor but when combined with the lime syrup and ice, tastes really refreshing.....not to mention the texture of jelly is pretty neat. :D
+Angel Wong's Kitchen do you know where can i find it in Toronto?
This looks sooo good. Can we buy Aiyu anywhere in the states or online? I'd love to make this at home.
Unfortunately, I haven't seen these seeds sold in the US, but if I do, I will post an update :) The other option is canned Aiyu jelly which is premade and is usually sold at Asian grocery stores like Ranch 99. Not as fun to make though.
Thank you for the info. I love your videos.
Please advice me where do I buy jelly ?
Angel, this jelly looks great!! And even though I have never heard of this before, It looks great!!!!! ☺☺☺
Where i can buy the dried fig seeds online?
bit.ly/2YTd1ip ( Aiyu Seed can be purchased here. ship worldwide. new 2019 batch just arrived)
it looks soooooo great!!!!!
You can tell where ingredients make and where to buy lime jelly
What id name like fruit to jelly??
Hello there than you for this. How do you turn liquified aiyu back to jelly? I want to make it the night before for time reasons.
Hi. not quite possible as far as i know. it will turn back into water after 6hrs. and by 12 hrs it is mostly water
Oh and btw where did you get that dimpled saucepan @2:32? I've been looking for one like it!
It's actually a traditional Japanese-style saucepan. It's very common. You can find it at Japanese stores.
I posted a link in the video description.
I'm in the us so where can I kind the seeds? I want to try it
supermarket
bit.ly/2YTd1ip ( Aiyu Seed can be purchased here. ship worldwide. new 2019 batch just arrived)
I like it in my Fruit tea
its like the better version of lemonade
My favorite dessert!
Takes me back to chlidhood!
looks amazing!
This is so cool!!!
Nice dress
Is there any company of foreign sales or internet shop or a vegan shop in Taiwan who sell this seeds for making this jelly at home? thanks♥
Idk where to get the seeds
Nice video!
Taiwan is the only place grows Aiyu fruit. The taste is a bit like Mountain Dew without chemical.
eightbighillman it really dosent
No, it grows in the United States.
Wow. Yum!
oh ya you know if I just so happen to be passing by Taiwan..... I will be sure to pick some up on my way back from my trip around the world collecting different grocery items...... :(
Please you can show me how gram for Seeds from 1 dried fig fruit
the fruit comes in various sizes hence not going to be the same amount of seeds from each fruit.
You should do a video on how to make untried sesame balls
I like your video
Can you pretty please teach us how to make grass jelly
This is so cool and interesting O_O hopefully I can get my hands on that fruit over here. It seems similar to something I've had before; unless it was aiyu jelly and I just wasn't sure what it was and just carried on eating it :P
Cool
looks so yummy+_+
I was so curious about this when you visited Taiwan or was it Taipei
But what does it taste like???
A fig flavor or more lime flovar
i wonder if you could use chia seed
Lumi Nariel Agar Agar is used to imitate.
Lovely :)
Fig fruit 中文是？ 谢谢
愛玉
fyi... in Indonesian Aiyu it's mean Beautiful Girl.
💜💜💜💜 it.
0:08 At first, I thought she was actually cutting that fast XD
It reminds me of a hedgehog!! Lol but super cool (:
Aww love your comment! I used to have one😁
If my Asian grocer doesn't sell the figs, what should I ask for if they don't speak English? Feel free to reply the name in the language you think they can understand, I can then show them your reply.
I know the title has the name in the language, but I want to ask for the seeds. I don't think I will find the figs.
Mareena Monroe (Chinese: 愛玉子; pinyin: aiyu zi)
❤爱玉
i wanted to make it 😪😪
I live on this
are you wearing a quilt
lol, it's actually a dress :D I posted a link the video description.
OK😄
Bing fen? …
说英文不会听🤣🤣🤣
Coronavirus juice this is
I’m eating canned aiyu:)
U said it from Taiwan .-. I can't just go to Taiwan just to make a recipe -_-
bit.ly/2YTd1ip ( Aiyu Seed can be purchased here. ship worldwide. new 2019 batch just arrived)
0:08 when you get corona virus
While I love aiyu jelly and gave this video a "like" thumbs up, I am disturbed by the fact that Ms. Wong brought seeds into the US.
Or did Ms. Wong receive a permit for the importation if aiyu seeds while re-entering the US. I have forwarded link to this video to the US CBP and USDA inspection service for an explanation.
Thank you.
She brought back dried figs, which is perfectly legal for personal use as long as it is declared. If you have any concerns about things like this in the future, the USDA makes this information freely available on their website.
How much aiyu seeds do you use if you buy the seeds already separate from the flower?
I'm not sure, I've only been able to use the seeds from the full flower.
@@angelwongskitchen ok thanks