Did You Know The Jackfruit Fruit Grows To Over 100lbs and Tastes Like Bubblegum?
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- Опубліковано 18 тра 2024
- Jackfruit are as delicious as they are huge! I been staying away from this fruit because it has a very strong smell while it's ripening. When ripe it's got a sweet fruity smell and the fruit on the inside is amazing. Here's how to cut one open and eat the fruit.
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I've never seen a lady so happy, with rubber gloves on.
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I was really nervous that Tom was going to cut himself again.
400 vids one injury. not a bad ratio 🤣
The seeds are edible too , peel their skin and boil them . The seeds taste like nutty potato with crunchy texture.
You can make great curries with them
I will try that. thanks for the suggestion
I've only eaten this fruit once and I liked it the only fruit I don't like is the papaya even the smell I can't stand.
I find papaya to have a funk like cheddar cheese that's been sitting out for a while.
You can also roast the seed are boil them .
I'm going to try that next time
Wow, such an amazing fruit, just like your videos!
thanks for the compliment
Okay Tom and Nohe, first things first! Preparation: A little cooking oil (deterent for the latex that is present); gloves for both hands; long very sharp knife. Remove the pods and then remove the strings from the pods Eat and enjoy! I can eat only about 1/4 of the fruit at a time! It’s a magnificent fruit! In many eastern and southern Asian countries it is cooked when green as a curry dish and is considered a meat substitute! Also, the seeds are also edible. Can be boiled or curried and eaten! Lots of people like it but I don’t.
PS: It’s one of Paul’s favorite fruits. He has several trees and varieties in his backyard!
honey, break out the cooking oil and rubber gloves and a large sharp knife 🤣
It's great watching you enjoy the Fruit together 😁 Great Video 🎉🎉🎉 I subscribed to your channel and gave a like 👍 Many blessings to you and your Family..
welcome to the channel and thanks for the support!
@@SleepyLizard You're very Welcome 😁 Happy to be here 🙏
Thanks for this interesting information on jackfruit
and thank you for the comment.
Great sharing buddy 👏👍👍✌️👏👍👏👏👏👏👏👏👏
thx
Lol lucky for you, very rarely available fresh here, and when it is , cost is likely to be at least $10 a pound 😂
wow, a 100 pounder would be a fortune!
Latex on jacks removes after fruit 2 nights in fridge,coconut oil removes latex
going by your name I'll take your word for it!
@@SleepyLizard love,thx
Just watching you both makes me hungry. How do you know jackfruit is ripe? Thanks for sharing 🙏 😎 🏝 🏖
Smell. Smell
Nancy, I've been thought that when the smell gets more fruity and the surface softens and becomes pliable it's ready to eat.
it stinks at first then it gets fruit
Thanks guys
yo Charles. You are welcome!
If I could have only one fruit on a deserted Island, I'd have to say Bananas. That is, if I wanted to survive. Nutritionally, it has the most calories and is the most useful fruit there as far as being actual life sustaining food. It also can be used as potatoes in starch form. If I wanted to die and not Survive, and just enjoy my last few days, I'd pick one of the other fruits on the table.
excellent analysis
My 2nd fav tropical fruit after Durian!
I tried Durian once. Not sure I can do I again. 🤣
Hopefully you saved some of those seeds. The likelihood of you getting the same jackfruit you ate are excellent! And guess what... you can get them after 2 years from a seedling! I have 7 trees in my property already and 3 are producing. I already harvested a 32 lb fruit once.
what??? ok, I'll plant some
@@SleepyLizard Yeah, as long as you get enough growth out of it to handle fruiting then you absolutely can get fruit very early.
Just ordered some mamey from you, can't wait to get it.
Did you get a confirmation? I haven't seen an order for mamey in the past 2 hours or so. just want to make sure there wasn't a glitch
@SleepyLizard ya, actually placed it on the 18th, I'm in Oregon, been growing jaboticaba, a mango and some other stuff, building a new greenhouse for this winter, hope to get a mamey tree and a mamae americana tree soon.
@@cordinolongiotti ok yes I see the order...just wanted to make sure. thank you for your business and your fruit will be on the way tomorrow.
Seeds are pure starch, you can eat them boiled like potatoes or cassava/tapioca. The flesh is also eaten prior to ripening as a substitute for meat, cooked as Adobo. Seeds soaked for a few days then germinated, or just planted, will produce a tree that can bear fruit in as early as 18 months, as long as you are in a no freeze zone 9b or higher. They can be grown between two large trees, crowded. And do fine.
people have been telling me the seeds taste like peanuts
@@SleepyLizard Tastes very much like peanuts. Lots of nutritional benefits from that plant. Wife is Filipino and it fed her family growing up. Never felt the need to grow them as they are available but as food prices are going through the roof, we now have ~50 seedlings growing. Will give away the extras
As a Newfoundlander, I'm always amazed to see such magical plants and fruits online...
@@applegal3058 what do you guys grow up there?
@@SleepyLizard sorry? Your question confused me. Are you asking what we grow here? Ahhh...lots of root vegetables, peas and carrots, turnip, potatoes. Some people grow peppers and tomatoes in green houses or protect them from frosts...we get frosts and sometimes snow unto early June. My landlord has a couple cherry trees and plum trees and an apple tree, but you don't see that many houses back where I grew up on the southern shore of Newfoundland. Sunners are hotter here in Central Newfoundland, and the soil is better...
Back home the glaciers had eroded a lot of the soil...on the highway you can see big rocks called erratics dotting the bogs and Barrens. A person can cut down a tree and lug it by themselves. Trees grow very slowly on the Barrens and can be stunted.
Every year I go picking berries. Blueberries, partridgeberries (lingonberry) and bakeapples (cloud berry) grows very well here in the wild.
I hope this answers your question.
Tip - after you cut it, get some napkins and dab the latex off.
I think I'm going to eat it in the bathtub from now on
I wonder does this fruit cause issues for people who have latex allergies?
@@applegal3058 not sure
TASTES LIKE BUBBLE GUMS
it does
You went up double on your mangoes? Did the shipping go up that much? Thanks Tom
No, shipping is the same. the price of mangos is very high this year. Extremely light crop. My price went from $40 to $60 which is a 50% increase not double. That said I'm still cheaper this year than what other online sellers charged last year.
There are some varieties of jackfruit that have very low latex ,but most of them are in south east asia or india
my friend grows one like that...and the pods come out easier too
Wow, now I’m all Jacked up over Jack Fruit.
me too!
hello, I have a really really bad situation with mango tree that I have (Nam Dok Mai) where can I contact you to tell the story and show you some photos?
my contact info is in the about section of the channel
There is a better way to "process" a jackfruit, watch how they do it in Indonesia/Thailand/etc.
how do they do it?
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i only have one healthy avocado tree left and gonna grow bacon avocadoes from seed
how you doing Frost Man?
@@SleepyLizard great
@@SleepyLizard is it tough growing avocadoes at a certain point? i thought it was suppose to be easy knowing how to plant them
it's easy in the right growing zone...you are way up there in Vermont...it's tough for you for sure.
@@SleepyLizard the avocado tree i grown from seed is close to 2 years old which is cool