The FASTEST Way to Prepare a Pomegranate!

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  • Опубликовано: 5 фев 2025
  • Pomegranates are delicious but can be difficult to cut quickly and properly. Learn the secret of how to quickly cut a pomegranate and get all the arils out almost instantly!
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    We love pomegranates, and you probably do too. What most people DON’T like is peeling or processing a pomegranate. Since this is an ancient fruit, people from those ancient cultures and their modern-day descendants have methods to quickly process individual fruits as well as batches of pomegranates. These are old methods - nothing new, but not that well-known in Western cultures, or in North America.
    In this episode, DirtFarmerJay will show you two such ancient methods - one to enjoy juice right out of the fruit, and the other is to quickly cut and get the pomegranate arils out. You can be enjoying a bowl of pomegranate in 3 to 5 minutes!
    Wear dark clothing when you cut pomegranates, as there is likely to be some pomegranate juice expelled and it is very dark red. The rich color indicates some of the healthy properties of the fruit, including antioxidants. And while the juice is delicious and colorful, it also can stain clothing, so wear dark shades of clothing or an apron when you process pomegranates.
    Many people confuse arils and seeds when it comes to pomegranates. Arils are filled with juice and a small edible seed. They are transparent, and they can be chewed and ingested as is, without removing the small seed. However, if you like, you can spit out the small seeds. It’s up to you, either way is fine!
    Pomegranate is often misspelled as pomengranate, pomegranite or pomagranate. It makes it easier to spell pomegranate correctly when you know the name is originally from Middle French "pomme garnete," literally meaning "seeded apple." In some areas and cultures, the pomegranate is also referred to as “Chinese Apple.” It is interesting to note that the pomegranate's botanical name, Punica Granatum, translates as "apple with many seeds."
    Sure you can go buy pomegranate juice or seeds in containers, but you will pay MUCH more than you will if you buy pomegranates and process them yourself. And now, with what you know, you can JUST DO IT YOURSELF.
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Комментарии • 203

  • @lpa9974
    @lpa9974 11 месяцев назад +28

    Thanks for your great video. I had a pomegranate tree in my backyard for many years - here’s another tip for anyone interested. If you slice off both ends and then slightly cut through just the outer skin on one or both sides, you can easily pry open the fruit and it will naturally roll out and lay in sections to be easily eaten.
    PS I always wear black/dark clothes while eating pomegranates to keep from staining. One of my favorite fruits! Take care.

  • @nixionv32
    @nixionv32 Год назад +10

    Loved the easy eay to empty the shell and the seed droped in the water thanks

  • @KatWoodland
    @KatWoodland Год назад +4

    3:11 Straight to it. Thanks Farmer Jay!

  • @debrarudy2253
    @debrarudy2253 2 года назад +29

    I harvest about two wheelbarrows full. Time and efficiency is key! We cut them in half and juice the majority of them with a heavy duty citrus juicer. By hand, we simply turn the halves inside out in a bowl of water. Yes, we sacrifice a bit, but we don’t have time to be too finicky! We freeze the juice in quart jars, make pomegranate jelly, syrup, mix with tequila…and give it away! We had about 8 gallons this year. Incidentally, in South America, a folk remedy for diarrhea is a tea made of pomegranate skin.

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  2 года назад +3

      Debra, thanks for watching and writing and sharing your insights and practices. Wow, it sounds like you make some incredible delicacies. 8 gallons! Wow. Thanks again! Best, DFJ

    • @whisperingeagle
      @whisperingeagle Месяц назад +1

      I make wine with it and dont share it with my sister! She has hughe pom trees and wont send me any

  • @jenniecooper7430
    @jenniecooper7430 2 года назад +11

    Hey Uncle Jay, it Bea, mum mum had me watch your video and we did what you said. It worked good. Thank you!

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  2 года назад +1

      Glad to hear it Bea! I liked your video as well! It was good to have Thanksgiving with you all!

  • @davidbertrand6884
    @davidbertrand6884 Год назад +6

    👍🏻🫶🏻❣️ WOW‼️ An amazing way to get a pomegranate processed. Just did 4 in about an hour, without your process. I’ll have to try both of your methods next time. Also I don’t eat those seed like some other videos show doing. Thanks from Louisiana 🇺🇸 12-23-2023 ( 🙋🏻‍♂️73 years young ) Merry Christmas 🎅🏻🧑🏻‍🎄☦️❣️❣️

  • @melodiecarlisle79
    @melodiecarlisle79 Год назад +6

    At 54 years old and never having eaten a pomegranate 🙈 😂 (although I have had juice) I genuinely enjoyed watching your video. I’m a total stained mess, but achieved a good experience 😊 Thanks for the info!

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад +2

      Glad you enjoyed!

    • @KatWoodland
      @KatWoodland Год назад +2

      @@DirtFarmerJay @melodiecarlisle79 Made me laugh! ..."total stained mess"... Very funny!

  • @JScott00
    @JScott00 10 дней назад

    Love this! Good visual on the important subject matter, and awesome explaining that doesn't go too fast or too slow

  • @DF-dd5nf
    @DF-dd5nf 2 месяца назад +2

    Excellent explanation, I really enjoyed watching this video. It helped me to open the pomegranate well. Thanks a lot from the UK. ❤

  • @laureenejackson1441
    @laureenejackson1441 2 года назад +5

    Thank you for posting this informative video.

  • @rongriffin9981
    @rongriffin9981 3 года назад +5

    I tried this out this weekend and I work out great thanks

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  3 года назад

      Great to hear, Ron! Thanks for watching. Best, DFJ

  • @kathynoll4634
    @kathynoll4634 2 года назад +3

    Just finished 3 of them in the time it took another video to play! I just needed the juice for some Jelly.

  • @silviaac9289
    @silviaac9289 3 месяца назад +4

    Can you share how pick the best ones from grocery store & to know when they are ready to eat/cut open? It is not like a banana or apple that anyonecan tell when ripe or ready to eat. Thanks

  • @tinamerlot4403
    @tinamerlot4403 Месяц назад

    Just found you. Thank you. I recently bought one and you gave great instructions.

  • @keithlennon6953
    @keithlennon6953 9 месяцев назад +3

    Great method. I love pomegranate but I never knew how to open them like that

  • @Dru450
    @Dru450 3 года назад +2

    love the juice box idea, thanks again.

  • @Mary-h2b
    @Mary-h2b 2 месяца назад +1

    Wow i needed to learn this method. Thank you very much kind sir ❤🎉

  • @GuitarsAndSynths
    @GuitarsAndSynths 2 года назад +3

    Oh wow need to try the straw juice trick. Can you do a video on young coconut?

  • @caroldean2596
    @caroldean2596 Год назад +2

    This works great. We do this, then I put the fruit into an italian ricer and use that to squeeze the juice and some of the pulp out, while retaining the seeds.

  • @Anamaria2301
    @Anamaria2301 11 дней назад +1

    Thank you nice video! 😊

  • @countchocula5379
    @countchocula5379 Год назад +4

    I love these methods! What I like to do is place a paper towel or clean cloth (that I don’t care about being stained 😅) over the pomegranate while I “spank” it lol! The process is much cleaner this way. Great video and helpful tips!

  • @alidjillali7450
    @alidjillali7450 3 года назад +8

    Bonjour 🇩🇿🌹🇩🇿
    C'est l'un des fruits du paradis. Le fruit de la grenade dans sa saison cette année était fort, de grande taille et de bon goût. Comme il est agréable que les agriculteurs aient commencé à abandonner les engrais chimiques et à les remplacer par des engrais naturels, en plus de arroser les arbres avec l'eau dans laquelle les poissons sont élevés. J'aime aussi cette méthode d'épluchage de la grenade, qui est plus agréable.
    Salutations fraternelles

  • @uginiopaka3376
    @uginiopaka3376 11 месяцев назад

    Definitely gonna try this! Easiest method I have seen so far!

  • @AndyLoRusso
    @AndyLoRusso 3 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for this

  • @Khemith_Demon_Hours
    @Khemith_Demon_Hours 2 года назад +5

    Twilight zone: I leave a video about cats interrupting TV anchors during lockdown, and now another cat invades this video. And Im pretty sure my cat is outside my door right now........

  • @bethfraser6579
    @bethfraser6579 2 месяца назад

    Thank you! Super helpful!

  • @Mamabrock1976
    @Mamabrock1976 Месяц назад +1

    Do you eat the while seed, the crunchy part?

    • @aliagha1221
      @aliagha1221 Месяц назад

      He doesn't know You should eat the entire seed and some of the bitter dividers along with the thin film because those bitter parts have more benefits than the seeds themselves because they are loaded with fiber.

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  27 дней назад

      I do eat the seeds inside the aril. Some say you shouldn't as it can cause gastrointestinal problems, but that hasn't been the case for me. The membranes between the sections and arils can be made into a tea as well. Some people like that and say there are health benefits to doing so. Best, DFJ

    • @aliagha1221
      @aliagha1221 27 дней назад

      @@DirtFarmerJay
      Like everything else God has created,small number of people are allergic to certain food even some to the air they breath!
      Yes if you are not allergic to the fruit eat in modesty because too much of anything can kill you even water!

  • @Donna-cc1kt
    @Donna-cc1kt Месяц назад

    I’m gonna try the straw idea

  • @charievalois5794
    @charievalois5794 Месяц назад

    thanks for the good info

  • @Grimzoid
    @Grimzoid 4 месяца назад +2

    I got given a free pomegranate from the supermarket today 😊off to prepare.

  • @warningeagle8558
    @warningeagle8558 3 года назад +3

    Cats are a great helpers

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  3 года назад

      Yep. Our cats are regular "guests" in our videos...just not usually planned for! Best, DFJ

  • @Marathon0137
    @Marathon0137 Месяц назад

    Thank you.

  • @lyndanorman5636
    @lyndanorman5636 Год назад +4

    Wow makes it look so easy.

  • @royalt3690
    @royalt3690 3 года назад +7

    This video was excellent! I knew the water bowl part, but the cutting in sections and the top was awesome!👍😎

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  3 года назад

      Glad you liked it, Royal T! Best, DFJ

  • @kathyhighley832
    @kathyhighley832 Месяц назад +1

    I usually eat the white part since I heard it is very nutrient

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Месяц назад

      Many people make a tea out if that part as well. Thanks for watching!

  • @susieserb6068
    @susieserb6068 Год назад +3

    Dirt Farmer TY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

  • @EthanAlexander09
    @EthanAlexander09 3 года назад +1

    Parked next to your truck!! Love the vids!!

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  3 года назад

      Thanks for the compliment Ethan. Next time you park next to me, leave me a note so I can contact you. Best, DFJ

  • @francisgomado2281
    @francisgomado2281 Месяц назад

    Pls can I remove the seeds blend ,sieve and drink the juice. I do this always. Hope it is allow

  • @matilderodriguez1603
    @matilderodriguez1603 Месяц назад

    Thank you so much

  • @cfauria9171
    @cfauria9171 Год назад +1

    Good one!

  • @mhpjii
    @mhpjii Год назад +1

    Hi, Jay. Do you have more info or links about what you mentioned at 6:50 about making a tea from the inner rind?

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад

      Here's one that I found with a quick search on Google. Thanks!
      ruclips.net/video/Y4OBjH_DXyk/видео.htmlsi=GKK5OK8RjqM-LWts

  • @Luckiest333
    @Luckiest333 2 года назад +1

    Thank you, sir 🙏✨

  • @carolyndymond5521
    @carolyndymond5521 2 года назад +5

    That was brilliant the best I've ever seen, thank you for doing this.

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  2 года назад

      Glad you enjoyed it, Carolyn! Best, DFJ

    • @heathermbambeni529
      @heathermbambeni529 2 года назад +3

      Just had one yesterday, you could swear someone was being murdered in my house everything was red including my the splats on my face 🤣🤣

  • @bethtvpenanueva4023
    @bethtvpenanueva4023 Год назад +1

    Good job nice your sharing this the one to eat very expensive but it's ok coz this one is good for health God bless you.....

  • @chriscowan7883
    @chriscowan7883 3 года назад +2

    I didn't see the page for the corn on the cob.

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  3 года назад +1

      Chris, we had a slight delay and it will be posted next Thursday night. Thanks for noticing and commenting - and sorry for the inconvenience! Best, DFJ

    • @chriscowan7883
      @chriscowan7883 3 года назад

      Thank you! I love pomegranates! I have since I was kid!

  • @R0NThaDon
    @R0NThaDon Год назад

    Do you chew up the seeds and eat those too? The he’ll around them is good but the seeds aren’t so graat

  • @ront9395
    @ront9395 9 месяцев назад

    Fantastic. Thank you.

  • @iworkinsteel
    @iworkinsteel Год назад +2

    I'd rather take the time to score the low areas of the fruit (sometimes 5, sometimes 6), cut out about a nickel sized section of the top (stem) and bottom (bloom), then pull it apart over a bowl. Then take the time to gently peel the arils out. It takes about 10 minutes. I find it enjoyable, and very few wasted (crushed) arils.

  • @Lmfleaflicker
    @Lmfleaflicker Год назад +2

    Looks a lot better than the mess i was making

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад +1

      Now' is the time of the year to enjoy them!

  • @fperez45078
    @fperez45078 2 месяца назад +2

    You can put in a plastic bag to roll it in case it opens up it splatters inside bag and not everywhere else in your kitchen or clothes.

  • @yongcastillo1993
    @yongcastillo1993 3 года назад +2

    There's a greater chance of me going to Mars than trying to eat a pomegranate. I gotta admit tho that this video was oddly enjoyable.

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  3 года назад

      LOL, Yong Castillo! Thx for stopping by and taking time to write. Best, DFJ

  • @correiapnatalia
    @correiapnatalia Год назад +3

    Cool!

  • @cynforrest
    @cynforrest 3 года назад +4

    Great demo. I want to plant and grow a pomegranate tree this year!! Hope they’re self-pollinators b/c I’ve only room for one tree in my tiny yard in San Diego, CA. Any suggestions??

  • @victoriamihich5713
    @victoriamihich5713 Год назад

    Can you recommend a juicer that will hold the entire half of a pomegranate?

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад

      I wish I could. I don't juice that way, so my opinion would be not informed at all! Thanks for watching and writing. Best, DFJ

  • @mamamoore3474
    @mamamoore3474 Год назад +1

    Can I just freeze the whole Pomegranate itself because I have so many, I can't possibly do so many of these it would take me forever

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад +1

      I don't know. I've never frozen them or processed that way, perhaps someone else can weigh in. Best, DFJ

  • @fifty9forty3
    @fifty9forty3 2 года назад +2

    Why not cut them into quarters and chew out the seeds and thin membranous dividers like corn on the cob? Do it over the kitchen sink or a bowl? It is faster, easier and It won't kill you or the taste.

    • @pookiecatblue
      @pookiecatblue 2 месяца назад

      That sounds good to me. I'm trying my first one tomorrow, so wish me luck!

  • @rameshpersaud7131
    @rameshpersaud7131 5 дней назад +1

    TK U

  • @roseanneeskandari2370
    @roseanneeskandari2370 Год назад +1

    For mushing pomegranates It’s better to keep them for like a week until the skin becomes leathery but not dry and then work on them. This way the chances of cracking them open is very low then gently open a hole in the skin and suck on it,,,so good. The small pomegranates are more suitable for this than the big ones.

  • @khart1825
    @khart1825 Год назад +5

    I had been eating pomegranates since I was a teenager. The day I learned how to “spank” a pomegranate changed my Pom life!

  • @jaishrimahatma9643
    @jaishrimahatma9643 3 месяца назад +2

    START AFTER 5 MINUTES

  • @thucucjulian3356
    @thucucjulian3356 Год назад +1

    I love when you drink the juice by straw

  • @normamacleod8215
    @normamacleod8215 4 месяца назад +1

    When are they in season

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  4 месяца назад

      In the U.S, typically around the last quarter of the year.

  • @GMChess-ht6fi
    @GMChess-ht6fi Год назад

    Namaste,
    Sorry to disturb.
    I have viewed your informative video on Cold Press Juicer.
    Nice.
    I have a query.
    While making juice of De-Seed of pomegranate in Cold Press Juicer, it's juice is not watery red transparent in colour just like it's few drops coming out at the time of its De Seed.
    Instead it is purple and slight thicky.
    Is it normal in Cold Press Juicer ?
    Can you spare some of your time.
    Regards.

  • @rocktman81
    @rocktman81 2 года назад

    Anybody ever find the corn video? Sounded intriguing!

  • @monicahallner7931
    @monicahallner7931 3 года назад +1

    Great video! Are you able to grow pomegranate in Utah?

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  3 года назад +1

      Monica, there is a variety that can be grown if you are in Southern Utah. Unfortunately, as of right now, there is no variety of pomegranate that is hardy enough to dependably survive (and thrive!) in northern Utah. The variety that will grow in the St. George area is called (somewhat appropriately!) the Utah variety. There is also Russian Red that is touted be able to live in freezing conditions, but reading the fine print, the growers indicate people in the northern zones should grow these in pots and move them indoors during the winter. Not very convenient, but possible to grow pomegranates with some extra effort. I hope this helps! Thanks for watching our video and taking time to write. Best Regards, DFJ

  • @RosaHerrera-s1p
    @RosaHerrera-s1p Год назад

    I juiced one last week are they supposed to taste alittle bitter.

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад +1

      Usually, the juice is sweet with a sour undertone. But, the sourness should be in the background, not the forefront. It sounds like the the fruit was a bit underripe. I hope this helps! Best, DFJ

  • @jamesblhollands
    @jamesblhollands Год назад

    The corn video didnt pop up Sir

  • @kellylappin5944
    @kellylappin5944 Год назад

    Starts cutting at 3:45

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад

      Indeed, but there is other things to learn leading up to that for those that want to know more than the cutting technique. Thanks for watching!

  • @michaelp8856
    @michaelp8856 Год назад

    i don't know - i don't see Bobby flay using this technique on his show Beat Bobby flay?

  • @jimakcelik6486
    @jimakcelik6486 Год назад

    I tried with water doesn’t taste that well

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад +1

      Do you mean the rinse water? That is used only to float up the membranes to make it easier to separate the arils from the rest of the fruit. The water does not dilute the juice that is contained in the arils because they are sealed. However, if the arils are crushed and water is mixed with the juice, then you will have diluted juice - which I don't think is very tasty. Best, DFJ

  • @thearoom
    @thearoom 3 месяца назад

    Do you eat the seeds and all We just chew the juice out and spit the rest

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  3 месяца назад

      I'm a seed eater, but that's not for everyone. Best, DFJ

  • @marybradt805
    @marybradt805 Год назад +1

    Just tried my very first pomegranate......cut it like you said put pods in cold water....drained water out then put a teaspoon of it in my mouth......yuck😢
    I threw it all I the garbage.....tasted horrible to me......just my taste 😅

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад

      Sorry it literally wasn't to your taste! Best, DFJ

  • @rinah4588
    @rinah4588 Год назад +1

    Brave

  • @annied7905
    @annied7905 3 года назад +1

    I don't want to stay tuned I just want you to show me

  • @Mike-hr6jz
    @Mike-hr6jz Год назад

    You need to go to Ron Popiel and make a machine that rolls around the pomegranate instead of using your hands I know Ron is dead, but you could still make a machine like that you make a fortune

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад

      Yep, I don't think there will be another "Ronco!"

  • @gregdahlen4375
    @gregdahlen4375 Год назад

    looks effortful but maybe there's no easier way

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад +1

      Thanks for watching and writing! Best, DFJ

  • @fosterkhan8697
    @fosterkhan8697 Месяц назад

    Thanks. Sir. Very. Nice. Information. ❤. 👍👍👍. 💕💕💕. 🌹🌹🌹

  • @JohnJ-p7o
    @JohnJ-p7o 2 месяца назад

    Oh...you mean like a 6$ juice box ad the rest for chicken. ?

  • @222leeloo
    @222leeloo 2 года назад +3

    The slowest video on the fastest way to prepare a pomegranate:))

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  2 года назад +1

      Thanks for stopping by. Best, DFJ

    • @222leeloo
      @222leeloo 2 года назад +1

      @@DirtFarmerJay thanks for video. Sorry I didn't mean for comment to seem so sarcastic. Pomegranates are so frustrating:)

  • @GloriaTasha-g9w
    @GloriaTasha-g9w 6 месяцев назад +1

    ❤❤

  • @mvl6827
    @mvl6827 Год назад

    Yap yap yap farmer…

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад

      Thanks for stopping by. Yappy New Year! - DFJ

  • @mikepersico328
    @mikepersico328 Год назад +1

    POMEGRANATES !!!!! Who can afford them these days !!! Not only that , the ones in the stores are old and nasty looking !!!

  • @lyns1144
    @lyns1144 Месяц назад

    A lot of talk before finally getting to the action 😂

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  27 дней назад

      Thanks for stopping by. Was what I shared of help? Best, DFJ

  • @RameshPatel-ph3ie
    @RameshPatel-ph3ie Месяц назад

    Better not get any juice on white or light clothes as it cannot be washed😢

  • @terrilucas8103
    @terrilucas8103 Год назад

    I know we're supposed to comment. Yeah. Yeah, but if you've got nothing good to say, be nice about it.

  • @carolcole570
    @carolcole570 Месяц назад

    I don’t like eating those very sour things, anyway!

  • @MHR20230
    @MHR20230 2 месяца назад

    I was thinking he is explaining a surgical procedure 🙄

  • @Charis1953
    @Charis1953 3 месяца назад +1

    Thank you for the juicing way.

  • @infodaynightconv1445
    @infodaynightconv1445 11 дней назад

    No the water is ridiculous. Indo Paks love sweet-sour poms of which the juice no way should be diluted with the water. Indo-Paks some good tips here but the water won't be our thing.

  • @CartMan-w9e
    @CartMan-w9e 2 месяца назад

    Sir famer where are you live intrestis pomegranate miracle christ month christmas gift friend sir famer

  • @RobCoghanable
    @RobCoghanable Год назад

    Too much work

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад

      Thanks for stopping by. What's your method? Best, DFJ

  • @MarkE.Schneider
    @MarkE.Schneider 13 часов назад

    Talking to much

  • @garivera15
    @garivera15 Год назад +31

    You are purportedly sharing "the FASTEST" way to prepare a pomegranate but your video is longer than all but one of them listed on You Tube. You are either 'visiting' too much or you are stretching out your explanation with more than necessary details.

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад +11

      Thanks for stopping by.

    • @KatWoodland
      @KatWoodland Год назад +5

      3:26

    • @KatWoodland
      @KatWoodland Год назад +5

      @@DirtFarmerJayThank you for the brilliant instructions and explanations.

    • @Tsch6373
      @Tsch6373 Год назад +2

      ​@DirtFarmerJay Thank you so much for your thorough explanation on how to release the seeds of the pomegranate. Looking forward to enjoying my first one at 70 years young!❤

    • @Cloudopatra
      @Cloudopatra Год назад +3

      This gives needed details -which will save you time . As well as information to use mire than the pips .

  • @ranchoboomerang
    @ranchoboomerang Год назад +2

    Metal straws are not for children we are finding out. Please dont serve with metal straws

  • @reginamay2767
    @reginamay2767 10 месяцев назад

    Kinda gross looking inside. 😱

  • @sabujohn4116
    @sabujohn4116 Месяц назад

    Stupid idea

  • @Bassmanwcm
    @Bassmanwcm Месяц назад

    Don't buy one...

  • @christophercox936
    @christophercox936 2 месяца назад

    Wow do you talk a lot. 😢

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  2 месяца назад

      It's a gift. Thanks for stopping by. Best, DFJ

  • @vincentblack3058
    @vincentblack3058 Год назад

    Can’t believe I stay the entire video . The most boring drawn out drama .
    I Did mention useless .
    My God my skin is crawling.

    • @DirtFarmerJay
      @DirtFarmerJay  Год назад +1

      Yeow! You are a very strange person. LOL!

  • @mickmuffin4345
    @mickmuffin4345 Год назад

    Thank you; I am new to fresh pomegranate and my first attempt while delicious; left me looking like OJ...(allegedly)