Top 10 WORST FRUIT in the world (2018) - Weird Fruit Explorer Ep 301
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2018
- After traveling to 18 countries and reviewing hundreds of varieties of exotic fruit, these are the top 10 WORST!
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You've just seen the top ten fruit that I liked the least. Now see the ones I liked the best!
TOP 10 Best fruit in the world: ruclips.net/video/17gFCm18LKw/видео.html
Put sugar on the woodapple (depends on how sweet you like it but the ones I always have are not dirt-y, maybe a little riper or a better one) and mix it. If it's not ripe, eat it with seasoning or whatever it's called. Do you know knor? Put knor with preferred amount of sugar and dip the unripened woodapple in it. Idk how you'll feel about it but....yeah. That's how I eat those
The wood apple that you tasted is a rotten one .The wood apple(Limonia Acidissima) and a Bael fruit(also called as stone apple or Bengal quince (Aegle Marmelos) ) are two different fruits, their botanical names are also different. Wood apple has a sour and sweet taste when ripe. Ripe means it has a faint sweet smell and when you break open it's kind of deep beige color inside and indians use it to make chutneys and eat in snacks .Bael fruit is used to make sherbets especially in summer season.Someone definitly gave you a dark rotten wood apple . Also, soapnut is not to be eaten and its use for hair wash in most parts of india .Once dried it is broken along with the seed and soaked in warmwater and after sometime we squeeze it to get that soapy water and it safe and natural way to wash hairs.
9:15 basically they dont taste LIKE soap, they ARE soap. Ok
u look like Joseph Fiennes from the movie enemy at the gates
You don’t eat Amala ( Goose berry) like that, you put it in your mouth and suck on it ( may be bite it time to time). water tastes flavourful and sweet after you had one.
As a Jamaican, I am so glad Noni got the top spot. It totally deserved it.
Lol. Hate noni but it is such a POWERFUL fruit. Amazing for your health but it’s so disgusting.
LoL🇧🇸Bahamas...We Don't Like Them Either
@@norahelaine6041 wtf is amazing about it?
@@norahelaine6041there's fruits that are better for you than that kidney from satan, i'd rather eat grass than that demon kidney
@@SMCwasTaken okay…
When I was a kid, we had some noni juice that my mom bought and left in the fridge for years because she couldn't bring herself to actually drink it. Me and my brothers would challenge eachother to noni juice drinking challenges just to torture ourselves. I can still remember exactly what it tasted like.
Oh lord, RIP your taste buds.
Like vomit?
@@SoundsOfSushi i had a plant of that fruit, it is bitter and has some cheese like flavor but what truly makes it bad is the odor, it smells like expired milk with a bit of a citric fragance
I heard fridging the fruit makes it taste better and boosts its benefits
@William Sheridan you can buy them at many health food stores. I saw it at Whole Foods.
This guy looks completely destroyed from his experiences
Ha ha loll
You don't know to select the fruit & you don't know the jack fruit taste and the benifit
@@periyaperumalsivasooriyan8256 jackfruit isn’t in this video
Lmao
I think he looks lovely, always. Those lips! And the cute dimple-chin. And just a super-nice guy. I'm very jealous of his girlfriend ☺️
I love how you always look so perpetually worried while delivering info on the fruit you try. I get informed but feel highly concerned at the same time.
🤣
I don't know man, I kind of like those bloated grapes at the bottom of the fruit cocktail. To be fair though, I come from a proud line of lunch ladies.
I am only interested in the singular cherry at the bottom of the cup.
@@WeirdExplorer ur suppose to mix those wood apples with pink salt,brown sugar and half burnt dry chilli(take a whole dry chilli and burn it a little bit)
Sloppy joe slop sloppy joe yeah. My lunch lady mom loved that song
@Weird Explorer you get it
@@lisanshahariar6003 Maybe you like the mix and not the apples...
Angry Weird Fruit Nerd
"I'd rather have a buffalo take a diarrhea dump in my ear"
I'd rather eat a cempedak filled with woodapple sauce
You stole my thinking, you were 1 year ahead of me!
This comment is underated
Bwahaha
The Noni got me laughing. Thanks for the video.
noni fruit is called "mengkudu"..and yes the overripe fruit are smell like turd. more often when it got all over the road and smashed by cars..man, the awfulness smell of turd is miles away...but, it has tremendous amount of health benefit..according to old folks.
@@neo_7864 my family use mengkudu to get rid the mouses
@@neo_7864 i still prefer his description for noni's smell. It is like a barf more than a turd
@@ann07ps49 yes, the newly ripe ones has that smell. the stinky, smell like turd is the overripe ones that has long fell on the ground.
Thanks for letting us know. I grew some goji berries and they are not tasty
That gooseberry happens to be my favourite item to pickle. I have a tree overlooking my window and the light green, start shaped berries are treat for sore eyes
Me too i love it🤩🤩
to be honest, me being an indian, I ate those gooseberries raw wuite alot as a kid and i actually quite like their taste
In south of Iran we have a lot of Glueberry trees It's called "Sepeston" in here
It tastes is sucks
but we dry it in the summer and in winter We make tea with it for sore throats and colds
When i was kid I used this fruit instead of glue to make kites
I never heard of that use for it. Very interesting. I'll have to try this next time I see it. When you make the tea, do you prepare the fruit any special way, or use the whole fruits with the seeds?
Thank you for sharing your experience
@@frostdachshund9618 crazy to see you here! Small world
Your profile name, I can't 😂😂😂
@@vacciniumaugustifolium1420 yeah really need to change mine.
Your grossed out descriptions of fruit are great haha
Why don't you have more views? Your content is truly some of the best that youtube has to offer. Excellent work Jared!
It's funny how the fruit go from least offensive ones tasting like B.O. to more offensive chemicals and soap. Then Noni.
“Vomit cheese onto a lemon” 😂😂😂
I like the noni reactions from both of them, funny xD
i think you have the world record for most different kinds of fruit eaten... you're probably like the world's leading fruit expert (or at least expert that's tried the most fruit).
btw, i started buying random odd-looking fruit to eat with my nephew after showing him some of your videos. he likes dragonfruit now! thanks for the entertainment.
Yooooooo I thought you died, never thought I would see you here.
Yo is that my boy shottysteve?
shottysteve dragon fruit isn’t weird.
Spikebama - it’s kinda weird looking lol
jaggy it’s just a less powerful(?) kiwi
I, as an indian love gooseberries (Amla) raw with a little black salt after lunch. Works as a digestive with a lot of vitamin C.
Thank you so much for providing me with gut busting laughter. Your reactions & comparisons to each fruit was hilarious.
Glad you enjoyed
@@WeirdExplorer love the nonchalant response to this compliment. you da man
In southern India you get gooseberry dipped in salt and chili powder and that cuts the sourness and makes it pretty tasty. Great to munch on while visiting old temples!
Exactly here in Senegal we do that too but we add sugar, pepper and some bouillons maybe or we basically boil the in all these spices and it becomes mushy but really good tho
I used to love those as a kid.. its impossible to get them here, but finding one of those plants growing somewhere was such an awesome treat. I remember there wwere several of these plants growing next to my friend's house, and it was an old abandoned house so we climbed in there and came back with several bags worth. Everytime I visit India, I look for them but they are so hard to find, and you can only get the bigger bitter amla. salt + chilli powder on that or raw mangoes is one of my favorite things. can't imagine putting sugar on them though.
@@simonphoenix3789 Gotta double up on carbs tho😂 but yeah they are good😂
I'm from Southern India too and we make sweet pickles with gooseberries. We also make stews,chutney or sometimes steam them with salt,ginger and chilly powder.
I've seen someone do this with an unripe mango.
8:53
The original tide pod.
Your taste descriptions are great! "Vomit that cheese on to a lemon, and then eat that lemon." HAHAHA
*screams into pillow while in painful disgust -when someone has that kind of reaction you'd expect to hear something like disgusting/putrid/nasty maybe some swearing but then just "not very good" that made me smile
Wholesome
That woodapple, as many have already said, was definitely rotten.
Must be the unluckiest guy to come across the shittiest woodapples each time he tries. I love em
I was wondering the same.
that wood apple that you suppose to eat it like that. but we don't really eat it. we make drink out of it. it's pretty good
We eat woodapple with salt and red pepper.
The good one should taste a bit like ripe tamarind.
"...the only reference I could find to it was in a magic sell to make lucky pennies."
I love that you actually tried to eat the soapberry. My nephew and I collected some locally and cooked it down into a soap "syrup". We never thought about eating it....
But its a berry
I can't help wondering if anything is ever going to top noni. For your sake, I hope not, though it would be fun to watch.
Oh man i laughted my ass off your descriptions. The last fruit i had already seen in the ground, i thought It was poisonous, not even the birds eat them so they just accumulate and rot
@Boy Kulot i would rather be sick from disease than sick from the soul for eating that which not even hungry animals would consume. 🤗
But i would give a good one hundred dol to see one munch it haha. He should really go around the world eating the worst fruit that earth can grow, his reactions are gold.
My uncle drinks its juice every day. He is glowing to the Gods!! Lmao
@@t-.-t. And what does he say about it?
#9 it's Amla, very good and has lot of medicinal benefits. They are candied and are consumed for digestion
#4 it's a sour wood apple or Kodbel. We generally mash the inner flesh along with jaggary or sugar and salt before eating or storing them by making small balls and sun-drying them. Try it some day. It's good
Amla juice with dried sour plum. Sweet sour and refreshing. Or Amla raw with soy sauce and chili flakes and a bit of sugar. Or just with some salt and chili flakes.
Kodbel er shad r bileti babu ki janbe
Gooseberries with chilli powder and salt, still a classic......
@@SukHlx 🔥
#9 i think its not amla phyllanthus emblica its Phyllanthus acidus star gooseberry...
Those indian gooseberries. Lol I remember eating 10's and 20's of them raw in my childhood. The flower shaped ones, They are sour but theres a tint if sweetness in it which is very tasty.
No is in the name. Don't eat it! No, no, noni.
Man the deep fried cempedak is honestly one of the best deep fried foods out there
My grandma has like a noni tree and when it gets too ripi the whole garden smells of it...so gross, and she insists me that I should try 😔
Same here funny enough...
It's been two years from your video. I noticed you mentioned cempedak.
In Malaysia, we rarely eat cempedak on its own because of the characteristic that you have mentioned in your video.
We either coated it with batter and fried them or make sweet porridges with them.
Coating them with batter will reduce the sliminess and cooking them in porridges will make it releases it's sweetness.
Jackfruit is also used to make porridges though some people like to eat the fruit raw due to its firmness.
I hope you will be able to try fried cempedak sometimes. 🥰
He... Literally said he did
Indonesian here. IMO cempedak is one of the best fruits along with durian lmao.
He said he tried deep fried cempadak and still didn’t like it.
I love cempedak because after eating the flesh of the fruit I would boil the seeds and eat them
I still need to try that. Does it taste like jackfruit seeds?
@@WeirdExplorer Well, I haven't eaten cempedak in a while but I guess they do taste like jackfruit seeds
Weird Explorer imo it tastes like mild chestnut
The Lao Gooseberry, we called it Jimbilin in Jamaica, it is very nice, when it's not too green. It can used to make drinks and jams. It nice man, don't let it seems so bad 😊
Or deepfried cempedak
People are correct when they tell you that your woodapple was probably rotten (and u probably cant tell the difference by the look of it, i bet rotten ones look the same) limonia acidissima. I know for a fact i had woodapples, not bael fruit, in sri lanka. it is kind of annoying that they get mixed up so often. The one you had was most definitely defective in some way. I had several and even the nectar beverage. It tastes great, like tangy apple cider and a little bit like brown sugar. the texture takes some getting used to and i personally dont like the smell, but they taste very good and I highly recommend you try it again, maybe with a local who knows which are good or bad. btw I think it is rambutan and mangosteen season because i keep picking them up at stores (in nyc)
will certainly try again if I find one.
Agreed the wood apple I had in Sri Lanka were quite good
Weird Explorer try dry chilli peppers with brown sugar in woodapples and it’s a thing in my country to kinda burn it a little bit.
I don’t mean dry chilli powder tho, I mean a whole dry chilli(a little one as to not make it too spicy).Oh and don’t completely burn the whole thing, just burn it a little and blow the fire out.
The taste and aroma will be something different for sure.
U should try to eat them by making a paste of it with chilli, sugar or jaggery and a bit of mustard oil and coriander leaves.... They taste amazing
I agree I hated it as a child when it was available all the time. Now as an adult I would love to try them again with a spoon of honey or sugar or sugar alternatives. 🙂🍫🍫🍫🍫
Your descriptions of the way the fruits taste is hilarious, and you are super cute!
This is what I wanted! Very descriptive ways to express the taste of these fruits!...thank you!🙂
Szechuan pepper. All that and "it makes your tongue VIBRATE". I believe you but I've heard it all, LOL. I enjoy the spice myself and was surprised it was so harsh to you.
Not against my will it hasn't.
I had a soup made from these peppercorns, my mouth was numb all night and I could barely finish half the bowl. SO DAMN HOT.
In my locality it's a delicacy I know two types of szechuan pepper
green peppercorns is indeed VERY intense, but once you get use to it! it's a very good spice! so many famous Sichuan dishes use fresh green peppercorn.
I love them too
I just got the best tomatillos and made salsa. That was great! Thanks for sharing that they are poor when they are yellow. I will eat my last one before that bad boy gets there.
I enjoyed this so much!!! Not only very informative but you had me laughing so hard. Blessings
Awesome video. I agree, noni is truly DISGUSTING!! You see it everywhere in Jamaica, at least in the rural areas where I’m from. It is such a powerful fruit though and a natural detoxer. Helps regulate blood pressure and vowel movements. It has a ton of health benefits but I still won’t eat it. 🤮
I wish you had tried “Locas or Tinking Toe” and guinep while in Jamaica. You may have tried guinep in Asia. Great video!!! ❤️
See the full NONI episodes in all their glory:
Trying NONI in Malaysia: ruclips.net/video/e3WFkaKpSr4/видео.html
Trying Ripe and Unripe NONI in Mexico: ruclips.net/video/WxACyPYDeFs/видео.html
I like your haircut !
i have childhood memories of noni fruit while walking at a beach near our house..its so abundant that when i walk over one of it then it begins to smell, i thought i stepped on a turd or something..man the smell is really awful
Noni taste like vomit I ate once and wont touch it
Jack fruit is the tastiest...you have tried some random one and given it a bad review...visit south india if you really wanna know what jackfruit really is like....
You need to respect other people culture and food. Not because they make taste different to you , other people love them. You need to get a life
Woodapple is actually one of my favourites. Mix pulp with some sugar, stir and eat.
Yeah, it goes well with some sugar or sugar alternatives.Best wishes.
Bokkenma
It tests good with some spices too. Taste like chatnii
try mixing it with gud
Your fruit taste description is straight up hilarious
Nobody eats them raw
WE: Eats them raw
WE: "They taste bad"
ah dang, my house has a ton of Nonis around it
I've never worked up the courage to actually eat one of em tho
dont do it!
@@WeirdExplorer noni are good for health though some makes tea and coffe out of it
I'll eat all your noni!
If you have a tree around do try them, they taste good ripe but not so ripe they fall off the tree, have someone experienced pick out the right ones for you.
They are not very tasty, they have a very very mild fruity flavour and have an aftertaste like pepper, the aftertaste is probably stronger than the actual flavour of the fruit.
Hahah. That should now forever be how you describe Noni to people Jared lol. Noni ~ A horrible Turd of A Fruit... . . . So great.
"tastes like you ate some cheddar then vomited that cheddar onto a lemon and ate it again."
@@BibleStorm locally known as shit fruit, or rotten cheese fruit......best use we found as kids is playing high steaks brandy/dodge ball
This was a fun, insightful, and HILARIOUS video. Thank you so much for posting!
I enjoyed this video best of all, absolutely hilarious. You're a naturally funny guy and this was too funny.
When it comes to bad fruit...better you than me. When it comes to fruit like "egg of the sun mango" or merange....wish it was me and not you...ok, we share.
Do you think that Noni will ever be displaced from the #1 slot?
I fear the day...but probably :/
You gave me a good laugh when I least expected it. Glad I saw this channel.
The goose berries you showed around 1:46 are called Ma-kham pom in Thai. Mostly used as cough syrup ingredient in ayuravedic medicine. It really soothes throat sores. People dip them in salt and chilli and have them as snacks. The more ridged type of goose berries (2:04) you show is another type we call Ma-yhom. This one is just sour and we snack on them like sourbomb candies.
hey i love cempedak...... if u make cempedak fritters, its lovely
Oh come on. Cempedak isn't that bad. We call it cooking gas fruit. LOL!
Cempedak sedap cik ooi 😂
He is definitely don’t have a good taste buds on good fruits specially as durian, chempedak and other Asian fruits . Maybe he can stick to eat his hamburgers or hotdogs.
@@albertchu7926 well, I guess different tastes for people doesn't exist.
I guess that everyone has to like what you like.
Gabriel, you can said what ever you like because that’s your opinion. Look at all the comments and its telling the truth about that he definitely doesn’t have good taste bud on Asian food.
It's the same for soup. Asian soup is water to western taste bud, and western soups are gravy for us. Everyone lives with it.
Watching your videos continuously from 2 days 😅😂
New subscriber ❣️
I love how you got so much more comfortable and outgoing on the camera over the years
Such a great video! I absolutely LOVED the narration over the old clips! You should always do “top lists” this way. It’s the perfect way to add new information to content many of us have seen (likely many times each!) exciting and new again!
Thanks Jen!
You need to try a juniper berry. I'm sure it would make a future list of worst fruits. Be prepared for the taste to linger last all day long.
I thought I was the only one who thought Juniper berries are just really gross. My mom used to harvest them for medicinal and religious reasons and kept them in a little jar. I tried to make a tea out of them one time and the bitterness stayed with me for a good day or so.
A good juniper tastes like orange zest
I’ve tasted juniper berries. The flavor wasn’t so bad, but it did linger for while. If I might ask, what is their religious use?
Gary Cooper Theyre used to damn the consumer to hell
I'm sure that it depends on the variety you eat. The one I tried was a shaggy bark juniper (I think). I did have another type of juniper at the same time, but they spoiled before I could work up the nerve to try it.
To me it tasted like eating raw rosemary, and like rosemary I think it might be great if used as a seasoning, but I wouldn't recommend it raw.
"It makes you feel like you're going to die." This destroyed me lmao, oh my god.
When I found this channel, I was inspired to try every fruit. Now I'm good. The good fruits will travel to me.
Your description of the noni tasting like puked up cheese on a lemon is HILARIOUS! I nearly passed out laughing!!!
You can tell someone has ate durian when they fart.
ha never heard that one
Thank you for the information :'D
Yeahh absolutely.. or while theyre talk to you in closely. Haha
You know nothing about the king of fruit. Not fart but Burp !!!
Tigers, elephants and beats do hunt these fruits in the bush. It make your little pecker, Vavavroom ! No Viagra needed. Don't eat the frozen one or from Thailand . They ate lower quality and have bad taste !
@@amrozh755 yes I have seen this durian vavavroom happen!
The soapnut is called "Ritha", it's actually very good for washing clothes but its not for eating
Noni's description man, I'm literally crying in laughter 😂
I knew what number 1 was going to be. HA!
Let me guess.....? Uhhhh idk jackfruit?
Wrong it was noni lol
Jackfruit is delicious!
Cempedak is very good, though you ate the unripe one (small and not the right color)
You can also eat the seeds
Wow, I always thought Wood apple was the other one you described. I learned something new.
cool vids, i really dig seeing just how many strange fruits there are, growing up in america you have a staple and while good limited number of fruits if you dont live on the coast or in a large city with a port and you dont ever consider just how much you dont get to see because it just cant be shipped cost effectively, awesome awesome vids.
Aye, I've been looking forward to your third version of worst fruit! Are you going to do another video on your top ten best fruit?
Yay! I just surfed-in from a nature-lover's channel. Your descriptions of the odd fruits (that always fascinate me) are so relatable. Glad to be aboard conductor...now, to explore! Thank You.
hey hi ,i'm from india. if i am not wrong gooseberry means" amla"
One of the easiest ways to eat amla "indian gooseberry" is to cut the fruit and eat it raw. To balance the sour taste, sprinkle salt on it. ... This will help enhance the taste and make it easier to consume the fruit. You can also boil amla in water along with turmeric powder and salt and then eat it once it cools down.
I remember when I was a kid I found a fruit it looked skinless and like a veiny grape. It tasted like plain rock candy and faintly like mallberry. It would only grow out of a rock garden between a pine tree and an oak.
Sounds like some sort of gooseberry.
Totally agree with Noni. the Wood Apple I believe is called Borojo in my country. if it is the same one, than it is delicious in juice with a bit of lime. just like passion fruit, it is really not meant to be eaten without a bit of sugar.
Hah, I am reminded of your description of noni often as there is a variegated noni plant available on Ebay and has been for quite a while probably thanks to your series. Also I am the guy that suggested the many colors and shapes of habanero pepper for a video. Just wanted to add to that, that I don't know how much of a vegetarian you are but having some dairy drink available when doing a video on habaneros would be a good thing. Either milk, ice cream or sour cream will all work. Water not so much.
Just filmed a few with a glass of milk on hand :)
Vodka works even better! Not a joke - it is the best solvent to get rid of the uncomfortable chemicals!
LOL! I love your descriptions! Too funny!
The reason I love cempedak is because I've been eating it since I was little, although extremely sticky, it's really good if you remove the seed and the part of the meat that's surrounding it.
😂😂😂 'IT'S NOT VERY GOOD' what an understatement.
:)
Yea the #1 pick was super predictable...dreadful tasting fruit it is.
I weirdly impressed that you got the sync to stick when you said "stick together" at 1:19
i just subbed and ur vids are awesome! 😄😄😄😄
In indonesia we deep frying jackfruit so it will become crispy.. it is totally good
This guy know nothing bro. He just eat cheese n biscuit
You should do stand up.
You're hilarious!
Glad to hear it. I make my living as an entertainer. Not stand up, but comedic contortion/sideshow.
Jack fruit is grown in Jamaica , I love it
Jack Fruit is Indian
Cempedak is like fusion between jackfruit and durian
That moment when I have to pause the video to visualize vomiting into a lemon and eating it. 😂
Wood apple is not meant to eat just like that directly, we prepare juice out of it by adding jaggery and it will be very yum...
That's funny Campedak is my favorite Artocarpus. There are over 100 varieties. Maybe you got a bad one.
Also Indian gooseberry so good! I love sour fruits tho
Fried cempedak so yummy
His cempedak is so tiny and soft. I don't know if it's just different varieties. Don't know if his, is the ones people normally eat. But the ones I see are not supposed to be as big as anyone's head. It's supposed to be twice as long as a person's head. And when you open it up, the insides are not soft and mushy like durian.
yeah cempedak is good maybe he should ask the seller if the fruit is ripe or not
or after you buy it just let it sit in your house for 1-2 days if its not ripe.
Okay so I had no idea goonda was supposed to be a fruit. We take out as much slime from it as possible and then stuff them with raw mango and a spice blend. Then it is cooked and eaten with roti. It takes awesome like that. The raw mango also helps remove the slimyness. You need to give goonda another try.
I can feel the sourness through the screen-
You made this old mad smile and laugh out loud on a few. I spent 10 years in south east Asia and ate some god awful foods so you made me laugh. But I have to say I also had some very delicious foods. That is why I visit Asian super markets in St.Paul MN. I woke up in a lot of pain and your video was the first video of the day. TY Smile
I'm happy to hear that! feel better
Wood apple is called cod bel in India (west Bengal). Its always eaten with chili, mustered, cilantro, rock salt. Its a popular street food in West Bengal and Bangladesh.
your descriptions are hilarious!
Awesome video, super entertaining. Here after watching your pomelo, grapefruit, orange, tangelo, mandarin, tangerine video. I was trying to show my gf what a tangelo was. Thanks for the entertaining explanation :D
And, while we're on the subject of spicy, would you perhaps be interested in trying some weird chillies? I can't send them to you, since I'm in the UK and their uniqueness will be far more apparent fresh but Trinidad Perfumes and Farmers' Market Jalapeños are both quite different.
The Trinidad Perfume is essentially a heatless pepper (officially rated at under 500 Scoville) but it's not a capsicum annuum like the vast majority of other heatless peppers. Instead, it's the same species as Habaneros and Scotch Bonnets (capsicum chinense) and is marketed as having the similar flavour to those.
Where as the Farmers' Market Jalapeño is as hot as any other Jalapeño but completely different in appearance and texture. Its weird, woody brown appearance has earnt it the nickname of "Potato Jalapeño" and is a extreme form of the corking (basically scarring or stretch marking) that occurs when a pepper grows too fast for its skin. Unlike the Perfume, I haven't tried these but I hear that they have serious crunch.
I just filmed three pepper episodes, which should be coming up in the future and have more planned. I'll look out for these, they look very interesting!
I have never laughed so hard...thanks for the fun
Lantern gooseberry aka cermai in Malaysia, here they fermented or preserved it in a brine, salt, sugar and vinegar water like pickle and sometimes coated the fruits with hot sugary glaze and keep them refrigerated. Love it!
I'm new to your channel and binged many videos now. I'm curious on your view on fruit that doesnt much information on it for edibility. Do you still eat it?
Welcome to the channel. If it's something that I think may be edible, I'll cautiously taste a little and maybe not swallow it.
Descriptions had me dying
Nice Space Ghost shirt!
Yeah, there is a noni tree around my old house. Gosh, imagine dozens, and I mean dozens of noni fruits rotting on the ground.
Do the birds eat them? 😂 bugs as well?
Bugs do eat them. For bird, I cannot say I have seen one, but they might as well.
Oh my god! I jast want to say that when cooked right, Glueberries taste absolutely amazing, one of my favorite things to eat. But i would never even imagine eating them uncooked... Just that one clip of you eating one gave me the heebie jeebies!