How to Eat Passion Fruit | Passion Fruit Taste Test
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In this episode of In the Kitchen with Matt, I will show you how to eat passion fruit. I will also let you know what passion fruit tastes like. Passion fruit is a fantastic fruit native to Brazil through Paraguay and northern parts of Argentina, however, they are cultivated and grown all over the world in tropical and subtropical areas. Fun fact for you, passion fruit grows well here in the Phoenix area of Arizona! Pretty awesome right?
How do you eat passion fruit? Well, you simply just cut it in half and scoop out the inside. Easy as that.
What does a passion fruit taste like? Depending on the variety and when you pick it, it can be slightly sour or really sweet. The ones I get at the store tend to be on the more sour side. The ones off my friend's plant are on the sweeter side. Then they have these little seeds that are crunchy but they are encased in the jelly-like material which is what you want to eat or juice. The seeds are easy to eat so I just chomp on them. Or you can just juice the passion fruit and put them in a smoothie.
Passion fruit are quite healthy and pack lots of vitamins and minerals in the low-calorie fruit. They are high in fiber as well.
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I'm 42 and it's 2021. I received some passionfruit from my sister in law yesterday, I've never ate one before so here I am folks.
Awesome! how did you like it?
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Loved it!
@@mistayuto Awesome!
How did she taste
my passion is to eat this fruit
hahaha nice
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Don't leave me🤩🤩😂
@@royalbank5537 LOL
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Just bought one today at Trader Joe’s, searched how to eat these and my buddy Matt Taylor pops up! Well done buddy and thanks!
That is awesome!!! :) Thank you and you are welcome!
Hi from Australia Matt. Those don't look very ripe yet. If you wait til the skin shrivels and gets quite wrinkly and hollow sounding when u tap it, the fruit inside will be darker and sweeter.
Hi Joanne! These were store bought ones, not fresh unfortunately. The ones I get fresh from my friends house, which actually is my plant I gave them, haha, taste so much better. But yes, I could have probably let these store-bought ripen a bit more on my counter, haha.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Yes it's so hard to wait! I love passionfruit so much - I wish they were the size of grapefruit. 🍊
I hate sweet passion fruit
@@uhhhgetreal1600 your opinion but she didn't mean sweet sweet just a little sweeter it helps it a bit for people who like it
@@sumaoncrack2251 Are you sure it's his opinion ?
Just discovered your channel and I’m so happy I did.
Your approach is so happy and your smile is contagious. Thank you.
Thank you, Jeremiah! And you are very welcome.
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I usually cut my vines back every year because they are so aggressive, but this year I let them go, and low and behold they are covered with fruit. I'm so excited.
so awesome!! :) :)
Careful. You don't want to mess with an aggressive vine.
Sadly, with all the fruit I had on the vine, none of it was viable. They only got as big as an egg and were soft when pressed on and there was nothing inside.
You literally radiate joy! This is the second video I accidentally came across of yours in like two days trying to figure out how to eat Sunshine Melon & now passion fruit! Thank you for your videos!
Thank you, Brittany!! And you are very welcome. :) :)
Thanks for showing me how to eat this interesting fruit. Can't wait to try this fruit soon.
You are very welcome!
Just bought a plant and so excited to see the flowers and taste the fruit.
Awesome!!
We love having this vine in our backyard!
Hehehe awesome!! Glad I was able to find it a home because it was definitely getting too big for my patio garden. lol
I received the plant from a friend and wasn't sure how to use it. I'm delighted to have viewed your video and will give it a try.
Awesome, Sandra! Glad the video was helpful for you. :) :)
Thanks very much for your down to earth approach. 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
You are very welcome! Glad you watched and enjoyed the video.
They are absolutely delicious. $2.50 a piece is so expensive, though. I live in the Netherlands, and at my local supermarket you can get six for just Є3. That's just $3.50 in USD! What makes it even more surprising is that you can actually grow them in Arizona, and there's no way you'd be able to grow them in this country without a greenhouse. I think you've got a great opportunity to corner the passion fruit market in Arizona. ;P
Yes, so expensive! I don't even bother buying them at the store. I took some clippings from that one I planted in my friends yard and planted it in my parents yard, haha. So now I have two yards with them. This past season I probably got 50 of them for free from my friends yard. I know right? If I had a big yard I would grow several of these and set up a little fruit stand and sell them, lol :)
Here in Sri Lanka they grow really well. I have 3 vines in my garden and there is enough fruits to drink juice for 4 persons everyday.
Awesome! Yeah they grow extremely well here in Arizona as well.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Nice :)
Great fruit. I love it fresh, in juice or with ice cream, etc... the best!
Indeed, so yummy!
I found some dried sweetened passion fruit at the store and I fell in love. It was amazing and you still got the crunch of the seeds. If I see it again I will definitely buy some.
That is awesome! If you ever get the chance to taste some fresh ones, definitely try those as well!
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Oh I definitely want to because if I enjoy them I will plant them and grow them.
@@MrDuffy81 Awesome! Where about you you live? they grow amazing in most warm climates. Even here in the AZ dessert they grow incredible.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt I’m going to try to grow them if and when I get to Central Texas. I’m in Denver Colorado at the moment. Don’t really have space to grow them here even if I wanted to try greenhouse growing. So Texas it is.
@@MrDuffy81 Oh yeah, they should grow awesome in Central Texas.
I love passion fruit. It’s tangy, sweet, and sour in the same combo.
Yes, so good!!
Hello
Thank you very much for showing me how to eat this fruit🙂👌
You are very welcome!
Just come across the fruit now for the first time am enjoying eating it, watching the video from Bauchi State Nigeria
Awesome! Glad you found it to eat.
I bought 2 of these from the grocery store a couple of days ago they were $1.49 each, it's the first time I've ever seen them (I'm from Newfoundland, Canada) and I've always wanted to try them so I got one each for my 9 year old son and I. We haven't tried them yet and I had no idea what they looked like inside so it's pretty cool to see your video. I was going to google passion fruit so I knew what to expect lol I can't wait to try them but I'm wondering if I should leave them out on the counter for a couple of days first. I put them right in my fridge when I got home from the store.
Awesome! :) They may be a bit tart, it depends on when they were picked. Unfortunately they won't ripen a ton off of the vine. But the flavor should develop a bit more. Storing in the fridge and then allowing them to come to room temp for a day or two will be fine. :) Although you can eat them right out of the fridge too. Let me know your thoughts once you try them!
I'm from Colombia, and in my country Is Pretty cheap and Common, we use in juices. Take care eating a lot of them because they caused low blood pressure and can make you sleepy. Saludos de un Colombiano desde Chile.
Thank you for watching in Columbia! Yeah they are so yummy. I don't eat a lot of them though.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt thank you, by the way we call them maracuyá. There is another variation of the fruit, called Granadilla, this one is not sour, is really sweet. You have to try it.
@@edwinarlexgonzalezsanchez6682 You are welcome! Sounds amazing!
Omg I just bought a passion fruit for the very first time and OMG I was not expecting it to look and smell the way it did lol I instantly was like omg what did I buy!! Lol so thankful for this video
Glad you bought it and tried it! :) And glad you found this video. :)
In Ireland I bought 3 passion fruit for 40 cents. I don't chew the seeds nor spit them out I just swallow them. The seeds are tiny and easy to swallow, which makes it simple to eat them for me. It tastes somewhat like a sour, sherbet mango. The skin/shell halves when you are done with them remind me the green shell of a horse chestnut in the colour of a chestnut, without the prickles. I reckon they are probably better in a fresh juice blend, to add some flavour, than eating on their own.
Awesome, glad you were able to try them, and that is a great price! I get them for free now which is awesome. I had them in my smoothies, as well as pancake/waffle syrup made from them, so yummy!
You missed the crunch! bro
Same UK here I just swallow them with out a 2nd thought love the tartness, I don't chew the seeds in a watermelon and they're bigger although I practically inhale watermelon lol.
It's good to try
Very good!
Thank you for a nice video
You are welcome!
I love them!
Awesome! Same!
Holy Moly! They are about the same price here in Canada, less if you factor in the exchange rate.🍁 You would think that they would be cheaper in Arizona -less shipping.
Yeah, crazy right?? The cool thing is they grow super well in here AZ, so we don't have to buy them, my friend has over 100 on their plant right now, can't wait to enjoy some of the harvest, especially since I gave them that plant lol
Thnx.....was too confuse on how to eat
You are welcome!
They grew right outside my house, my childhood fruit. Love it.
Awesome!! I planted one at my parents, it is growing extremely well covering a whole corner of their backyard wall.
I just found one growing wild in South Carolina.
Awesome!!
Where in South Carolina? I live in Denmark.
Hi dear Matt, In Sri Lanka we can find many passion fruits. We eat them with sugar. We eat their leaves too. Its so yummy...
Thanks dear Matt..
That is awesome Inoka! :) :) I didn't know the leaves were edible as well. :) :)
Hi dear Matt, I appreciate your reply...
You can take the young leaves and make a salad or cook them by adding grated coconut. It is very good for the high blood pressure.
@@inokasamanmali2808 That is very cool! :) :)
I’ve read the other parts are broken down into cyanide as it’s digested. Would not recommend anything but the fruit
I am in KY. These grow wild everywhere. They are green and like you said the flowers look like something from Mars! I’ve taken several cool up close pictures of them. But they are annual and seem to come back in the same places every year!
Awesome!! Yeah the ones that grow here in AZ are mostly green as well. Yes from Mars! haha, such a weird and awesome looking flower.
THANK YOU
You are welcome!!
Thanks Matt
You are welcome!
Thank 😊 you for sharing this with me 16.3.22. 12.39pm.
You are very welcome! :)
I have a passion for these fruits!
hahaha awesome! Yeah they are amazing.
Hahahahhaha that was comedy
Excellent
Thanks!
This video is really interesting. I was just wondering how was the name of this fruit in english (here in Brazil we call it Maracujá) and I found this video. I never imagine that we could eat the in its pure form because I foun it very sour. I never saw one of these purple ones, but where I live that are plenty of the yellow ones and it is very common here. Thank you for sharing this.
Thank you and you are welcome! The color of the passion fruit ranges from purple to yellow and even green. The ones I grow here in AZ are rarely purple, usually green/yellow. And the taste will range from sweet to sour as well, all on the same vine. The Maracuja is type a passion fruit, meaning they belong to the same family, but they are two different fruits. :) Here is an interesting article: www.lsg-group.com/news/stories/global-food-myths-2-is-passion-fruit-and-maracuja-the-same-fruit/
My dear
The Maracuja is the same as the passion fruit. It is named by the missionaries to Brazil.
The Brazilian type is yellow and bigger, but in other regions it’s darker (purplish and becomes black as it ripens
Read the article in Wikipedia and educate yourself
These are everywhere on the acreage we have in Northern Tennessee!!!
Awesome!
We have this at the backyard..🥰
Nice! :)
I am in Arizona. I have a root for one I plan to grow it. Will it grow in Prescott we're kind of in the mountains?
Yep I know where Prescott is, been there a few times. I don't know if it will grow there, the average low there is pretty cold during the winter. But you can certainly try it. :)
We're here in Maricopa County. What city/county do your friends live where it grows so lush?? We want one, too, but were unaware that it would thrive here. Thanks in advance and thanks for the video. We're headed to Sprouts to grab a few now (currently $2.00ea)
We are in Mesa. They grow will grow very well anywhere in Maricopa County I think. :) You can find plants at a place called Tropica Mango www.tropicamango.com/ I got mine there for $5. And then it only took about 2 years to get super huge.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt you're the best! Also,thanks so much for the website :)
They grow very well here in San Diego too.
That seems so expensive for just one. Here in the UK, we can get them for £1 for 3 in the supermarket. Great video anyway; I'm really trying to binge more on fruit than processed goods, I think it's all about habits.
Yes, they are super expensive here, haha. And thank you!!
Sweet passion fruit!!
Indeed!
Thanks for the video Matt. I bought a passion fruit, a star fruit, and 2 dragon fruits today, and was wondering how to eat 'em.🙂
You are very welcome Fred, I have a video on Star Fruit and Dragon fruits as well. :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt I love dragon fruit, I've had it before, but my passion fruit was on the sour side. Star fruit was pretty good. 😋
@@fredtracy3931 Yeah passion fruit can be hit or miss as far as the sweetness goes.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt jack fruit is next.
@@fredtracy3931 Nice!
looks yummy taste
Yes, super yummy!
What about the rest of the passionfruit? Can you eat it or just the gel and seeds?
I hear the skin is very tough and most people consider it inedible, and bitter, but I have read that technically it isn't harmful in a few places. But I don't recommend eating it.
Nice 👍🏻
Cheers 🥂
Egypt 🇪🇬
You are very welcome! :) Thank you! :)
I never had a sweet passion fruit. I Only had them in Colombia in juice and it super delicious with sugar of course😬 in Florida in grocery stores its sold in bags frozen pulp. It taste delicious
Yeah passion fruit juice is so good! :)
I just had my first one, and it was SO life-changing!
Awesome!!
Thinking of ordering online. Before that wanted to know whether to eat seeds or no. So i am here. I do not want to grow tree 🌲 in my tummy if I swallow seeds 😀.
Yes, you eat the seeds. :) It won't grow anything in your tummy. :)
smells so good too...do you scrape and eat the white inside wall as well as the seed-jelly?
Thanks! No, just the seed jelly. :)
The vine You gave away. Was it purple passion fruit? I have some seeds germinated and planted today - then I read that it can take over your property because the root system is below ground. Is that an exaggeration?
Hi there, it was the Frederick variety, which can have both green and purple passionfruit when ripe. What I showed in the video was from one vine, as you can see it covers nearly their entire fence. You can prune it how you like, however the more you prune it back the less fruit you will get.
Just bought one and thought it was bad how it looked. Searched how to eat it if I didn’t find this video I’d have tossed it out lol it looks off but taste so good.
Glad you bought one and gave it a try and liked it! :) Thanks for watching!!
Very good 👍 👏 👌 😀 ☺
Thanks! :)
My neighbor grows them and gave some to us theyre really good
Awesome!! :) Yeah freshly picked are so good! Much better than the ones you find at the store which are overpriced as well, haha.
What to do with rest of the fruit’ do we throw it away after u eat the yellow part
Yep throw it out, or put it in the compost. The skin is not edible.
I bought these in Malta. Four pieces cost me 2.4€ . I didn't like the skin it was bitter in taste but seeds were small and tasty. It was my first time and I had a normal experience. However, my favorite fruit is Guava with red inner skin and black grapes.
Umm you are not supposed to eat the skin, just the seeds and pulp on the inside. :)
Hahahah😂 who eats passion fruit skin? Jokes on you for doing that 😅
@@moa5351 as I mentioned it was my first time. So, I didn't know which parts to eat. Paglu choda
@@niladrisaha6024 I know, I'm just teasing you. Tbh though when I'm trying a new fruit, I google "how do I eat...." so I don't end up poisoning myself, lol
It look really good but do we find worms inside Passion fruit
Thanks! It is possible that you may find worms inside, if so throw it out. But inspect the fruit first, I have eaten literally over a hundred of these, and never found a worm inside.
I like to sprinkle salt or sugar on it before eating it with a spoon soo good you should try it
I have many times! :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt oh okay 😊
@@sumaoncrack2251 :) :) And yes definitely yummy with either salt or sugar.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt yup
I forgot - do you chill before eating?
You don't have to chill it before eating, but you can if you want.
I am from India. This is in my house in plenty. there is yellow , violet, small, big,very big, very very big and so on. It's so tasty. You may try the yellow one , its tastier than this if we eat it with sugar........
Awesome!
@@inthekitchenwithmatt 😀😀
EVERYTHING is tastier with sugar!😂
@@nadogrl 😂😂
Take it out with a spoon. Put in a glass mixed with an appropriate amount of water. Stir it, then filter out the seeds. Add honey/sugar to the filtered passion fruit water. Put some ice if want to enjoy it cold.
Yes passion fruit drinks are amazing!
In Watamu, best juice. I just bought a couple at the local market for pennies, very sweet.
Came to find out whether to eat the seeds. Not a fan of eating the seeds.
Glad you like it. That is very cheap!
Hello sir, I am from the Eastern part of Nepal 🇳🇵 And here it is available commonly, and we call this here by the name "Garendel" .
Awesome!!
I guess that name comes from "Granadilla" which is another name for Passion Fruit
Where can I buy them in Kansas
I have no idea, I don't live in Kansas. But my guess is the closest Asian/International Supermarket to you.
Passion is so nice
Agreed! So yummy.
I live in VA and paid OVER $12 for one. Sigh but SO GOOD!
WOW! That is super expensive, I thought they were expensive in the stores here! And indeed, so good!
in my place, in India, we just scoop it out, add a spoonful of sugar to balance the sour taste, mix well & enjoy the tasty fruit :D
Yes it is such a tasty fruit.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt pls tell me fo you ever see worm inside Passion fruit. I'm concerned
Great video! Your passionfruit was webby and a bit dry on the inside, these plants love lots of water
I had no control over that, those were store bought. The ones I get fresh from the plant I gave to my friends, are nice and full on the inside. I know all about growing them, they grow super well here in AZ.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt ahh rightio. You'll know then that there are over 500 varieties including one of my favourite, banana passionfruit, it has large pink flowers and an elongated yellow fruit. I believe they are Columbian in origin and grow quite well here is South Australia too. Good videos mate 👍
@@yorakillisunt2390 Awesome!! And aren't the flowers so amazing! Some of the coolest flowers I have ever seen. And they are heavy producers. I think my friends got 200 of them this year. And the ones at the store are sometimes $2 to 3 for one of them! haha I planted one in my parents yard (I live in a townhome without a yard) So next season they will have a bunch too. I just propagated a cutting from my friends. They are so yummy, love them!
@@yorakillisunt2390 & *@In the kitchen with Matt* Curious after reading your banana passionfruit discussion, I googled it and found three pretty distinct-looking flowers.
Which would the two you say is the most likely and accurate banana passionfruit flower?
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These grow wild in the woods/hills of Arkansas
Awesome!!
I love passion fruit! You must make passion fruit jelly/jello! Someone made it and omg it was soooooooo good! It’s my first time growing passion fruit from my parents passion fruits cuttings. I plant it in a big pot and my husband built a trellis. Finally one flower had bud today. So excited!
So awesome!! I got cuttings from the plant in this video, and got one to sprout and planted it in my parents yard. I still live in my townhome without a yard.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt the jello is more of a custard texture. Anyways, how long did it took to sprouts from seeds? We tried the seeds but it took too long so we gave up. But had success with the cuttings. Don’t think we are allowed to grow it massively cause we rent. So hopefully I get good amount from what I can grow. Thanks for sharing!
@@ShineBright-yz2ot I didn't grow it from seeds, I grew it from cuttings. :) You are welcome!
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Oh ok. When you said you got one to sprout, I thought that one was from seed. I may try again for next year. Take care!
@@ShineBright-yz2ot Oh no, I meant I got the cutting to sprout (roots sprout) haha. :)
You say the one from your friends is sweet, but the one from supermarket is sour. That is my problem with basically all fruit from supermarket; big producers simply pick them too early and don't let the fruit mature enough; so fruit like berries ends up being sour, while others taste like grass. I bet many people, especially in big cities, grow up not liking fruit, because they never even had the chance to taste the real thing. I for example wonder how a fresh and ripe banana should really taste, because we know they pick them still completely green and they turn yellow in transport.
You are not wrong! If you can, try specialty markets and farmer's markets their fruit are usually fresher and tastier. But yes, the big supermarket chains, import from super far away and they have to buy them unripe for longer shelf life. Or just grow your own, haha. But that of course is not feasible for most people. Nothing like fresh ripe fruit right off the tree or vine. :)
Matt, you sound so amateur. The fruits have to be picked before ripening bec by the time they get to the stores where people can buy them they will ripe. One should buy all fruits in different age so they can eat the ripe ones first then the next the ones that ripened and so forth. That way you never miss any ripe fruit or throw any. The trick is to know how to pick.
Not every town and city has farmers market so to suggest going to one is not appropriate.
Why did you give the plant away. There is a passion fruit tree by where I live. How do I start a plant?
It got way too big for my patio. snip off a few new shoots from the plant. Trim them down do have only one leaf on them and plant them in a pot. Keep it watered. Do a handful of them, because not all of them will root.
Thank you! I will let you know!
@@dainasworldnumbers88 You are welcome!
What knife is that ?
It was a promotion knife given to me. It is called "thechefclub" But the company went out of business I believe, because their website is no longer active.
Would you recommend growing this in the front lawn?
It depends on where you live. It is a vine and should grow up a trellis or a fence or something. :) I would taste them first before you try and grow it. But I always recommend people growing things. :)
So delicious😋
Yes!! :)
they grow wild in the south east I just discovered.
Nice!
My friend gave me three of them yesterday - and I have never eaten one. Now that I see what it looks like, it looks awful. However, you said it's delicious. Hmmm. Maybe I'm not that much of a new-food try-er. I did try Durian when in Singapore - OMIGOSH - what a horror. Yet, people love it enough to pay a fortune for one. Then I think 'lots of people make faces when eating herring and gefilte fish and chopped liver and gribbenes and schmaltz. Five things I love eating.
If you find a sweet one they are super yummy, otherwise they can be a little sour/tart.
Do passion fruit have a mango flavor to anyone else ? They do to me. Is this accurate or am I way off on this taste..?
they do a little bit to me as well, depending on the variety of mango.
Hi, I though I bought that. But I bought Dragon Fruit!
Hope you have a video for that one😁
I do! :) Here is the Dragon fruit video. ruclips.net/video/5-zK4-ewKuE/видео.html
I’m a teenager and I have 128 plants and 27 varieties
Awesome!
Wow! You seem quite passionate.
You sound like an entrepreneur. Wonderful!
Uncle JB gave uncle PP a passion fruit before he left for work. When uncle JB returned home in the evening, he asked uncle PP if the passion fruit tasted good. Uncle PP replied not nice, so bitter! Feeling puzzled, uncle JB asked uncle PP which part of the passion fruit did he eat. Uncle PP described that he cut open the passion fruit, threw away the seeds, peeled off the skin and ate the flesh.
Do you get the joke?
Good informetion but give more about vitamin etc
36NOK for a 3-pak here in Norway. Ridiculous price, but very good fruit.
Glad you get to at least try it up there in Norway!
1 passion fruit in my store (HEB Texas) cost me 7.56.
Yeah very expensive! Some parts of Texas you can actually grow your own!
I came here fom mrwhosetheboss
Cool!
Here in Brazil we usually consume them in the form of juice and we don't eat them. Because they are very sour, there are many lumps.
If you get some nice fresh ones, they can be sweet. :)
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Matt, you’re wrong again. fresh ones are not ripe
@@biloz2988 Um nope I am not wrong. I grow them. I know what I am talking about. Fresh ones right when they fall off the vine are indeed ripe.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt I've had a huge mango tree in my backyard and many mangoes that fell to the ground were not ripe.
In you video you happened to cut the shriveled one (which means it was ripe), but you did not cut the other one which had smooth skin (assumed to be still not ripe)
BTW if one's grows something it doesn't mean he/she knows it all
@@biloz2988 hahaha mangoes are NOT passion fruit and have nothing to do with passion fruit. Different fruits ripen differently. I didn't say the ones that I showed on my table were the ones I grew, in fact, I said they came from the supermarket. Slightly wrinkled is a good indication, but that doesn't mean smooth ones can't be ripe either. Stop arguing.
i put them in juice
Yum!
i just ate one. it was pretty sour but good.
The sweetness will vary. Glad you tried one!
@@inthekitchenwithmatt i just realized why the one I had was sour. It was not ripe. I just had another and it was ripe this time. the outer skin was wrinkled and not smooth this time. It was a lot more aromatic and was sweet! It's so much better when it is sweet! Thanks for sharing! xx
@@rustymcgee7488 You are welcome!! :) Glad you actually got to taste a ripe one.
Matt - I stumbled across your channel while searching around for info on Acerola Cherries trees and Passion Fruit vines that I have heard grow well here. I'm one of your fellow Granite Reefers! (Well I was until you up and moved away from us bro! : ) Too good for us now I guess!) ... You told me years ago that you had a youtube channel and now I see I should have looked it up a long time ago! Any chance we could get back in contact with each other and I could find out where you gave your Passion Fruit vine to so I can see about propagating a cutting off of it to grow some of my own? I know you are thinking "who the heck is this guy" right now, but you'll remember me! Here's a hint. You worked very closely with my dad for several years. you guys were very "clerk-y". I just feel funny putting out my name and contact info here where your Hundreds of Thousands of adoring fans can see it.
Hahaha! Anthony and Holly have it. Do you remember them? And yes I am sure they would be happy to give you a cutting or two or three. You will probably want a few. I took a few cuttings and only managed to get one to take, I am bringing that one over to my parents house, haha.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Oh yea! I'll ask them for a few cuttings and see if I can get them to take! Thanks! It would be awesome to have Passion Fruit growing all over my place!
$4.50 in Chattanooga TN
Wow that is expensive!
I have this in my front yard the flower is very beautiful but smell bad 😢😅 the fully ripped fruit I have is yellow bruh
The peel is very hard
Yep there are variations. The ones I get from my friends yard are green when fully ripe. They can be purple, yellow, or green.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt BTW, thanks for telling me how to eat before I just put in my mouth suck it and 😂split, lel
@@kurai_yoru5694 hahaha you are welcome!
I just paid $7 each for these and didn’t know the cost until I got home 😮😢
Woah that is expensive!
Does the fruit have a passion get it passionfruit
Yes, its passion is its flavor. Haha
@@inthekitchenwithmatt ok
They are $7.26/each at my local store 😢 have they always been that cheap or are they all just this expensive from inflation? and if $2.50/each was expensive 4 years ago?
Yes that is very expensive. I can still find them for around $2.50 each when they are in season. So much better to grow them haha, if you live in a place where they will grow.
Hey why can’t you come india and explore
haha, maybe some day!
Hey Matt, the reason most people don't eat fruit seeds is because most fruit seeds contain some amount of cyanide in them. Is this not the case for passion fruit?
Yes it completely depends on the seed. In this case passion fruit seeds are completely edible and very healthy for you.
I was surprised to know they are so expensive and that you bite the seeds. I always had those on my backyard, never had to pay, in fact I ate like 10 as I watched this video, and I just swallow the seeds, everything together without biting on anything. Like, just drink it
Just looked it up and they're about 60 cents a piece here, in Portugal
I know right? They are so expensive here in the States. But they grow so well here in Arizona, I don't every have to buy them again, haha. :)
Much cheaper than here! That is awesome they are that cheap in Portugal.
It's fine to swallow it without chewing the seeds no?
I wouldn't advise you swallow the seeds without chewing... they could get stuck in your appendix and cause appendicitis... if they are anything like guava seeds.
Dang $2.50 a piece I'm lucky they fall right in my driveway from the neighbors house lol although I do live in puerto rico so not that hard to find here lol in spanish there called parchas ;)
That is awesome! I do grow them here now as well at my parents house and my friends house. I was just in Puerto Rico! It is amazing there.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt yeah there's alot of beautiful places here but also u have to becarful where u go also but I guess just about everywhere has its good spots and bad spots
Yep indeed even here where I live in Phoenix there are great places and not so great places. @@prpunk187