8 Craziest Exotic Fruits (Cheat Day)

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  • @rebeccalynn3514
    @rebeccalynn3514 7 років тому +172

    Fun fact jack fruit is one of the mane ingredients for flavor in juicy fruit gum.

    • @lgc_official_1323
      @lgc_official_1323 7 років тому +6

      Rebecca Brubaker AWESOME! JUICY FRUIT IS LIKE MY FAVORITE! I'll have to buy one and try it for myself!

    • @Watchmin98
      @Watchmin98 7 років тому +2

      Huh not a big fan but fun info to know

    • @rebeccalynn3514
      @rebeccalynn3514 7 років тому

      Prince Amir thanks for educating me I'm bad at spelling

    • @miathemua3053
      @miathemua3053 6 років тому +1

      Juicy fruit gum tastes disgusting

    • @matthewwilson9749
      @matthewwilson9749 6 років тому +2

      Rebecca Brubaker ***main***

  • @cherijeyn
    @cherijeyn 8 років тому +350

    The Banana blossom and bitter melon should be cook first before you eat it. Hahahahahaha

    • @cherijeyn
      @cherijeyn 8 років тому +18

      And chayote also. We ate all those cooked. Hahaha

    • @saltybitch
      @saltybitch 8 років тому +39

      we americans are naive to the ways of the world

    • @ciputgal
      @ciputgal 8 років тому +31

      Yass they should do a research first before aired, i mean no one eats raw banana blossom ever until this!

    • @nelewittmeier8728
      @nelewittmeier8728 7 років тому +9

      safanup The others probably knew but didn't tell them for entertaining reasons 😂

    • @ciputgal
      @ciputgal 7 років тому +4

      Nele Wittmeier yeah you're probably right i didnt see it that way before your comment👍🏼

  • @MDCforever1
    @MDCforever1 8 років тому +121

    Being a jamaican and hearing tamarind and peanutty 😂 + the way they cut the damn jack fruit! 😂😂😂 i'm triggered

  • @itsLily00
    @itsLily00 8 років тому +629

    You should do an alcoholic beverage cheat day, Jessie would be the best at it 😂

  • @ashleymarin2609
    @ashleymarin2609 8 років тому +25

    I just binge watched all of Jessi's videos but here she is again.

    • @destinyrodriquez7382
      @destinyrodriquez7382 8 років тому

      What does binge mean? I'm so confused

    • @destinyrodriquez7382
      @destinyrodriquez7382 8 років тому

      +Nicolette Hay oh, ok thanks!

    • @jasongardner389
      @jasongardner389 8 років тому

      It means to to something in large amounts in a quick time. So like watching like a whole season of a show in one day.

    • @rachelzhou6380
      @rachelzhou6380 8 років тому

      +Destiny Rodriquez it's like constantly watching . like binge watching UA-cam and you watch UA-cam straight

    • @zigmeundfreudvids4684
      @zigmeundfreudvids4684 8 років тому

      Same 😍.I keep repeating videos I already watched,as long as it's by Jessi freakin' Smiles 💋.Dats da love!

  • @briightbluesky5873
    @briightbluesky5873 8 років тому +33

    "Like if you don't like flavor it's really good"😂😂😂

  • @TamiaRose
    @TamiaRose 8 років тому +248

    Tamarind is considered exotic!!!? Mind blown. Where I live they're all over the place😂😂

    • @kezia2.056
      @kezia2.056 8 років тому +3

      Exactly

    • @kperez4777
      @kperez4777 8 років тому

      😂😂😂

    • @aaaa-lv1zq
      @aaaa-lv1zq 8 років тому +3

      GAWD! How is it exotic!

    • @shaunal8109
      @shaunal8109 8 років тому +1

      same lol

    • @rency7460
      @rency7460 8 років тому +3

      tamarind is exotic in America not in Asian countries :)

  • @Eihpos97
    @Eihpos97 8 років тому +110

    Jack fruit is awesome it can be grown really easily and could really help world hunger, fun factsssss

    • @awesomeopossoms
      @awesomeopossoms 8 років тому

      +Sar Bear so the only thing that could end world hunger is meat?

    • @Treedomm
      @Treedomm 8 років тому +13

      +Sar Bear she said end world hunger not provide the world with macronutrients

    • @beatrizpinto6907
      @beatrizpinto6907 8 років тому +2

      It's SOOOOO tasty!!!😍😍😍

    • @BANS-zo3ql
      @BANS-zo3ql 7 років тому

      i love jack fruit dont eat the white part

    • @verohuizar3114
      @verohuizar3114 7 років тому

      Sophie Smith I love the jack fruit

  • @athena.tsiros1222
    @athena.tsiros1222 8 років тому +52

    Omg jack fruit is so gooooood

  • @potatosha8310
    @potatosha8310 8 років тому +26

    We even cook the jackfruit seeds ! It's super delish

    • @tascamaverick8334
      @tascamaverick8334 8 років тому

      i fried it it's so good

    • @teapotkyla9553
      @teapotkyla9553 8 років тому

      dont you guys cook the white parts too? My dad told me that when I was eating jackfruit.

    • @hadiabdul3555
      @hadiabdul3555 8 років тому

      +Teapot Kyla yeah, i usually eat it with rice (i'm from Brunei, it's somewhere in southeast asia) heheh

    • @retno4841
      @retno4841 8 років тому

      at indonesia we make gudeg wich is a sweeten veg and meat and all of that stuff we always use nangka as our vegtable and it taste very good

    • @arihannavandenhandel6513
      @arihannavandenhandel6513 8 років тому

      +Disya Putri Setiadi I had a giggle at that!!! Jackfruit is the correct word indeed 🙂

  • @steffipremkumar8940
    @steffipremkumar8940 8 років тому +157

    lol you're supposed to cook the bitter melon and banana blossom

    • @boraland17
      @boraland17 8 років тому +7

      yea they r used as vegetables if I'm not mistaken

    • @Freakteen15
      @Freakteen15 8 років тому +3

      +Jenevie D'Silva Yeah they are. Here I shred the banana blossom and put them in soups. Also we stuff the bitter melon and add it in a stew.

    • @surazlama2401
      @surazlama2401 8 років тому +1

      Is it same as bitter gourd???

    • @yesuliese
      @yesuliese 8 років тому +3

      +suraz lama yuppp it's the same

    • @peonichacha
      @peonichacha 8 років тому +10

      Same with the chayote squash

  • @JustWiseXD
    @JustWiseXD 8 років тому +79

    Banana Blossoms, Chayote, Bitter Melon are vegetables. It has to be cooked. Chayote is pronounced at Sayote.
    Tamarind & Pomelo are my favs! My Uncle use to have tamarind & Pomelo tree on our farm and I usually take some if its in the season

    • @bigboi7607
      @bigboi7607 7 років тому +7

      Justine Reyno I AM SCREAMING THE WHOLE TIME WHEN THEY EAT THEM RAW LMAO 😂😂😂😂😂

    • @ashmeeta2826
      @ashmeeta2826 7 років тому

      Well I did eat bitter melon raw.

  • @vanityrae83
    @vanityrae83 8 років тому +28

    LOTS of ppl eat zucchini raw.
    vegans use zucchini in a spiralizer to turn zucchini into noodles. add marinara, alfredo, pesto, cheese sauce, or just a simple garlic/olive oil/white wine sauce to the raw zucchini noodles, it's delicious! also I eat raw zucchini on a veggie tray. I've made tapas with zucchini, just slice into rounds & top with cremé fraíche & caviar - excellent!

    • @Carolina-yc7hy
      @Carolina-yc7hy 8 років тому +2

      raw vegans* not vegans

    • @colombavaldebenito8376
      @colombavaldebenito8376 8 років тому

      i cut the zucchini in really thin slices and put oil, lemon, salt and a bit of grated cheese and it tastes amazingg 😍

    • @daisy5530
      @daisy5530 8 років тому

      +dianita huertas both do it, even if they aren't strictly raw

    • @jewelkitty2066
      @jewelkitty2066 8 років тому +6

      But cheese sauce isn't vegan...

    • @Classic_Dom
      @Classic_Dom 8 років тому +4

      Vegan cheese sauce.

  • @ameliaboodoo2487
    @ameliaboodoo2487 8 років тому +8

    Bitter melon - hollow it out, slice it up. Season with salt and fry with onion, garlic, etc. Serve with bread / pita (roti) That's how we eat it (caraille is our slang for it).

  • @_MIMI_J
    @_MIMI_J 6 років тому +36

    Banana blossom is a vegetable for sure. at least it is in India you don't eat it without cooking it

  • @marelythedog2314
    @marelythedog2314 8 років тому +21

    Jessi at 4:57 is every girl or guy giving the first hand job 😂

  • @AzyllaRose
    @AzyllaRose 8 років тому +23

    OMG! the banana flower and bitter melon are considered veggies! hahahaha

    • @AzyllaRose
      @AzyllaRose 8 років тому +4

      as well as the chayote (sayote)

    • @nhinguyen-jx7nk
      @nhinguyen-jx7nk 8 років тому

      +TheNanadith omg, they are not vegetables but they are fruits

    • @binx2942
      @binx2942 8 років тому

      They have seeds so they are by definition fruits

    • @insomniaczombie8942
      @insomniaczombie8942 8 років тому

      +Jackie Joseph nope. vegetables also have seeds

    • @diekip
      @diekip 8 років тому +1

      GoThIqUe ZoMbIe fruit is what's around the seeds, unlike vegetables.

  • @emdemtay4eva
    @emdemtay4eva 8 років тому +51

    Bitter melon & Chayote are great vegetables in Filipino dishes, best cooked people they're not meant to be eaten like fruits...

    • @PreciousElla
      @PreciousElla 7 років тому

      peace2out1 the chayote is also used in Haitian food too

    • @tina-bu4uk
      @tina-bu4uk 6 років тому

      peace2out1 ikr

    • @worldsbiggestholdthegirlfan
      @worldsbiggestholdthegirlfan 6 років тому +1

      It's also heavily used in south Indian food. Tamilians use Chayote squash a lot

  • @vjessicahalim
    @vjessicahalim 8 років тому +95

    They should've tried Durian

    • @traheanhoi6640
      @traheanhoi6640 8 років тому +7

      Imagine Jessie having surströmming if she thinks durian is the smelliest food LOL

    • @mikaelaztr6345
      @mikaelaztr6345 8 років тому

      Yeah I'm from Sweden and surströmming is fking horrible :S

    • @merryjr229
      @merryjr229 8 років тому

      Yea, surstumming smells so freaking gross! the smell of durian is like nothing to surstrumming.

    • @janamalik4
      @janamalik4 8 років тому +1

      ..wasnt the "Jack fruit" Durian???

    • @vjessicahalim
      @vjessicahalim 8 років тому +1

      jana malik no its a different fruit 😂

  • @Mofinha15
    @Mofinha15 8 років тому +13

    It's so funny to look at the description of the video talking about exotic fruits and a photo of Jaca. Here is this common good fruit, especially in northeastern Brazil! I love you!

    • @Mofinha15
      @Mofinha15 8 років тому

      Jack Fruit

    • @binx2942
      @binx2942 8 років тому +3

      Just because it's not exotic where you live doesn't mean it's not exotic to other people -_-

    • @LauraaBarbosa
      @LauraaBarbosa 8 років тому +4

      It is exactly why she said "it's so funny"...
      Por sinal, amo jaca

    • @beatrizpinto6907
      @beatrizpinto6907 8 років тому

      +Laura Campos Eu tb😍

  • @evelyndossantos708
    @evelyndossantos708 8 років тому +51

    she kind of sounds like Jennifer Lawrence 😂😂

    • @cutiebun6197
      @cutiebun6197 6 років тому +1

      Evelyn dos Santos That’s what I was thinking. 😂

  • @Izz1316
    @Izz1316 8 років тому +55

    I have had tamarind before it isn't that bad it's just really sticky

    • @Rosie1965
      @Rosie1965 8 років тому +14

      I'm from Jamaica and here we mix it with sugar and eat it

    • @Izz1316
      @Izz1316 8 років тому

      +candyj rose that sounds good I should true it soon

    • @roxanneknight8345
      @roxanneknight8345 8 років тому +1

      +candyj rose yaaasss I love tamarind balls!

    • @StillaBaby6969
      @StillaBaby6969 8 років тому +1

      yaaaasssss I love tamarind

    • @lostinephemera
      @lostinephemera 8 років тому

      and makes you shit alot

  • @ME-ds3od
    @ME-ds3od 8 років тому +29

    I´m from MEXICO and we are used to chayote.. my grandma prepares it with chesee and its delicious

    • @kathleen4787
      @kathleen4787 8 років тому +3

      We eat it in soups

    • @valeriaaylin8696
      @valeriaaylin8696 8 років тому +2

      My mom puts it in caldo de res

    • @kathleen4787
      @kathleen4787 8 років тому +3

      +Carlos Albelo I've had that as well! We're Mexican and it's usually just put it soups a lot of times in the fall. It's really good it breaks down and has a great taste

    • @katejustate8556
      @katejustate8556 8 років тому

      I like chayote raw with salt pepper and garlic

    • @alondragonzalez509
      @alondragonzalez509 8 років тому

      Yes we use it in like soups and lots of other things

  • @purplemerald484
    @purplemerald484 8 років тому +4

    I know that in some parts of the world different foods are considered exotic and for Americans these are because they are not commercially grown here. And for most Americans unless you've traveled, explored different foods through the internet, are not born in the US, or a close part of your family is from a different part of the world you will have no clue what these foods are and have never tried them. I am glad to say I have had the opportunity to try some of these thanks to being half Puerto Rican on my Dad's side. And I am grateful of that.

  • @edithpulido7365
    @edithpulido7365 8 років тому +50

    I love chayote! We put it in beef stew!

    • @edithpulido7365
      @edithpulido7365 8 років тому +8

      Or "caldo de res"

    • @danielaenriquez7410
      @danielaenriquez7410 8 років тому

      Omg same here I eat that too

    • @cynthiahernandez8237
      @cynthiahernandez8237 8 років тому

      Same!! I love it in my abuelita's caldo de res. Nicaraguense over here lol

    • @JessykittyCat
      @JessykittyCat 8 років тому

      +Cynthia Hernandez 🇳🇮

    • @josieraygozaMG
      @josieraygozaMG 8 років тому

      Yeah my mom uses chayote when she cooks "cosido" I don't really like it but I felt weird watching them eat it without knowing what it is or how, I was "cook it, boil it! Not raw!!!"

  • @petrushkasevilla4167
    @petrushkasevilla4167 8 років тому +136

    i wish they brought in people who knew about how to eat these better. it frustarated me because half of them arent meant to be eaten like fruits and i eat all of these except for the sharp melon thing.

    • @MissPopeyes22
      @MissPopeyes22 8 років тому +17

      Would defeat the point of the video

    • @ashleyarancedo3827
      @ashleyarancedo3827 8 років тому +2

      You need to chill.

    • @bresiegler9340
      @bresiegler9340 8 років тому +5

      +MissPopeyes22 agreed. idk why people judge so much. they think they can do it better or know more then make your own show and see how many people watch. i love that their adventurous and dont give a fuck haha:)

    • @petrushkasevilla4167
      @petrushkasevilla4167 8 років тому +6

      Im fine with the people who tried the foods, i love them, I just wish that the people who chose the food could explain how the food is eaten/used to those trying the food (Jessi and Joslyn).

    • @bresiegler9340
      @bresiegler9340 8 років тому +1

      +Petrushka Sevilla that makes sense

  • @Tason123
    @Tason123 8 років тому +103

    I thought they were gonna open that giant melon thing and Shangela was gonna pop out

  • @ShrutiSinha
    @ShrutiSinha 8 років тому +73

    who TF eats bitter melon raw? i don't even like it cooked. feeding them raw bitter melon is like giving someone who is eating meat for the first time raw meat to taste.

    • @aaaa-lv1zq
      @aaaa-lv1zq 8 років тому

      EXACTLY! I eat it cooked smothered in sauces.

    • @winniechen4311
      @winniechen4311 8 років тому

      I sometimes blend the raw melon as a juice with other ingredients.

    • @Krunchy3632
      @Krunchy3632 8 років тому

      I eat raw ham and bacon

    • @litsylopezrivera
      @litsylopezrivera 8 років тому +1

      +skye anderson I don't think that's healthy... you could get food poisoning

    • @COZMIC_RAY
      @COZMIC_RAY 8 років тому +1

      I didn't think they knew... 😂

  • @cncrissycris
    @cncrissycris 8 років тому +13

    Jamaicans use Chayote in chicken soup and when cooked it kind of tastes like cooked potatoes

    • @cncrissycris
      @cncrissycris 8 років тому +2

      They also call the chayote Cho cho

    • @EdnaBlossoms310
      @EdnaBlossoms310 8 років тому +5

      Yeah same for Hispanics lol

    • @highfifi
      @highfifi 8 років тому +3

      In Mexico we use it too!!!! It's so good, I love it

  • @Ix.B4nshee
    @Ix.B4nshee 8 років тому +9

    The tamarind is really good my family makes juice with it

  • @SAMENOUGHFORYOU
    @SAMENOUGHFORYOU 8 років тому +116

    these is all like found in the Philippines lol some are not fruits tho

    • @SAMENOUGHFORYOU
      @SAMENOUGHFORYOU 8 років тому

      I know this cause I'm filipina

    • @tascamaverick8334
      @tascamaverick8334 8 років тому

      indonesia too

    • @nazreenhaikal7112
      @nazreenhaikal7112 8 років тому +2

      lets just say all over asia bcs those arent only have in your country

    • @nhelserrano8393
      @nhelserrano8393 8 років тому +3

      scientifically speaking, all are actually fruits :)

    • @chussaphhic
      @chussaphhic 8 років тому

      Yeah!! I used to eat those when I was in the Philippines!!

  • @xo0sainty0ox
    @xo0sainty0ox 8 років тому +16

    The 'green wrinkly fruit' is called a choko. We have them here in Asutralia. You cook them

    • @kmkepics
      @kmkepics 8 років тому

      I think it's just really funny because it's like eating raw potatoes😂

    • @alanisgummels5148
      @alanisgummels5148 8 років тому +1

      we call it a sopropo

    • @anitaindahdewi1242
      @anitaindahdewi1242 8 років тому

      we call it 'pare' in indonesia 😂

    • @davialogan9683
      @davialogan9683 8 років тому +1

      In Jamaica we call it choco

    • @lulubibilu
      @lulubibilu 8 років тому

      it's called chuchu in Brazil

  • @carlocentino4916
    @carlocentino4916 6 років тому

    I just love Jessie's reactions in her exotic food videos

  • @Elubial
    @Elubial 8 років тому +10

    Jack fruit is really tasty, but you either like it or you don't and it's very sappy, so you have to really scrub your hands afterwards.

    • @Hello123v
      @Hello123v 7 років тому

      Elsa Arinaitwe a trick I've learned is if you rub your hands with coconut oil first and then wash with soap, all the sap cones off!:))

    • @angshusarma4816
      @angshusarma4816 5 років тому

      I love it

  • @ericacabuhat869
    @ericacabuhat869 8 років тому +9

    Bitter melon is good for diabetes. It is not being consumed raw.
    Bitter melon and chayote is eaten like vegetables in the Philippines. Cooking them before eating

    • @ayezzajoranesuizo-ituralde1314
      @ayezzajoranesuizo-ituralde1314 8 років тому +1

      and also the Banana Blossom, It's used in Kare Kare :) I can't believe they ate that raw

    • @enz2010ligsay
      @enz2010ligsay 6 років тому

      I eat it raw. But with onion and tomatoes and salt. Parang enselada.
      Try it

  • @clairekoning39
    @clairekoning39 8 років тому +1

    A pomelo (the large grapefruit thing) is a cross between a pomegranate, melon, and orange. They're really good 😊

  • @tamtam437
    @tamtam437 8 років тому +50

    omg bitter melon and chayote needs to be cooked!! and it's a veg.

    • @tamtam437
      @tamtam437 8 років тому +1

      and I felt like crying the way they cut up the pomelo you're supposed to peel it even though the skin is thick af. but still love the vid

    • @kalthame.813
      @kalthame.813 8 років тому

      +Green Living Ikr

    • @binx2942
      @binx2942 8 років тому +5

      IF IT HAS SEEDS IT BY DEFINITION A FRUIT!!!!!

    • @user-kr2vq8vi1h
      @user-kr2vq8vi1h 8 років тому

      +Jackie Joseph CALM down💤😴👶🏼

    • @fahrifarizan2338
      @fahrifarizan2338 8 років тому +1

      Banana bloosom too

  • @mnhusin509
    @mnhusin509 7 років тому +3

    banana blossom is considered as vegetable, must cooked vegetable, the jackfruit treat like a fruit when ripe, but treated as vegetable when unripe, in javanese cuisine

  • @azbl0911
    @azbl0911 8 років тому +1

    the banana blossom is considered a vegetable here in the philippines. Cooking it would make it taste so much better. Bitter melon and chayote are also considered as vegetables here :)

  • @Rose_from_UK
    @Rose_from_UK 6 років тому +4

    Joslyn “this is exfoliating me, it has all my dead skin cells on it” *feeds it to colleague*
    Nice one hahahaha

  • @supermage5753
    @supermage5753 8 років тому +3

    Joslyn: "It's super horny!"
    Me: on the floor ded! Ded Af! (from laughing😂😂)

  • @FloatAwhile
    @FloatAwhile 8 років тому

    Finally. A show where Joselyn CAN eat it. I'm so happy for her.

  • @xWhereswaldo
    @xWhereswaldo 8 років тому +58

    Pomelo is exotic now?

    • @xWhereswaldo
      @xWhereswaldo 8 років тому +5

      and asian pear? no way that's exotic. If I can walk into a regular grocery store and get it it's not "exotic".

    • @kmkepics
      @kmkepics 8 років тому +18

      I've seen none of these before, so to me they're exotic

    • @gilbertparadis1722
      @gilbertparadis1722 8 років тому +1

      +Shelby Chanel my mom buys asian pears at the normal grocery store in Canada so you're right it's not exotic

    • @elenapechovska9198
      @elenapechovska9198 8 років тому +1

      I literally have dried pomelo in the kitchen right now

    • @pinkemilyrose
      @pinkemilyrose 8 років тому +13

      whether something is exotic or not depends on where you live. for example grapefruit, watermelon, blood oranges and passionfruit are exotic for me because it's hard to find them where I live and if you can find them it's only for about a month

  • @not0mrh
    @not0mrh 8 років тому +55

    tasted them all already in the philippines lol

    • @not0mrh
      @not0mrh 8 років тому +5

      oh, and banana hearts are tasty when eaten cooked, with coconut milk or something

    • @trixia_plays212
      @trixia_plays212 8 років тому +2

      ya im from philippines to

    • @shenitap.8292
      @shenitap.8292 8 років тому

      +Hans Joachim Olsen Ikr, we used to eat them raw and they're delicious 😊

    • @arajoan
      @arajoan 8 років тому

      true! seen them all and tasted them all there too.

    • @joshuarodriguez6424
      @joshuarodriguez6424 8 років тому +4

      True Banana heart salad with coconut milk and vinegar

  • @MaggieM
    @MaggieM 8 років тому

    Merliton also known as an alligator pear, I put them in like por stew or caldo de res. Super yummy especially the seed in the middle

  • @eyezlow275
    @eyezlow275 8 років тому +9

    Bitter melon raw! vegetable fruit you have to cook it!

    • @紫薇-t6k
      @紫薇-t6k 7 років тому +1

      Eyez low Not necessarily. Cooking it just takes away some of the bitterness

  • @karenc7109
    @karenc7109 8 років тому +74

    Oh my god. You're suppose to cook the bitter melon.

  • @parisgitobu4944
    @parisgitobu4944 8 років тому +1

    "It tastes super edible" I'M DEAD 😂😂😂

  • @padmjasopori
    @padmjasopori 8 років тому +13

    bitter melon chips with chilli powder are so good, but they're terrible raw. you have to soak it in water and lemon before cooking it because of bitter they are.

  • @BerenykeII
    @BerenykeII 8 років тому +6

    Actually, sometimes I eat zucchini without cooking them.. I just grate them and put them in my salad XD I don't know if it's something only we Italians do but I don't think so :D

    • @jenifuhr
      @jenifuhr 8 років тому

      I see raw zucchini in catered crudité platters or big salad bars, can't say it's too common though, but I'm not a huge fan of it myself raw or cooked.

    • @sagehatesmilk
      @sagehatesmilk 8 років тому

      +Jennifer Huitzil I eat it like a cucumber and just take a bite out of it sometimes

    • @BerenykeII
      @BerenykeII 8 років тому

      I only like them grated or cut very thin.. but yeah, I know people who eat it like cucumbers too.. I've tried but they taste too "raw" in my opinion xD

  • @katiehenderson511
    @katiehenderson511 8 років тому

    Joslyn is the funniest human being

  • @specialed5055
    @specialed5055 8 років тому +55

    Omg I'm gonna fucking scream if I see that benzac acne commercial again!!!

  • @vanessae520
    @vanessae520 8 років тому +174

    Bitter melon is a vegetable.

    • @vanessae520
      @vanessae520 8 років тому +8

      So is the chayote and the banana blossom.

    • @nhinguyen-jx7nk
      @nhinguyen-jx7nk 8 років тому +2

      +Vanessa Enlow actually chayote and Bitter melon is call fruit because the contain seed within them

    • @elisalapaglia1558
      @elisalapaglia1558 8 років тому +1

      +nhi nguyen
      Thank you.

    • @myFrigidLand
      @myFrigidLand 8 років тому +4

      almost half of the fruits they've shown are vegetables

    • @krishnanda3065
      @krishnanda3065 8 років тому

      +Danica Loreene Domingo so true

  • @shannongabriella
    @shannongabriella 8 років тому +1

    I'm from Indonesia and jackfruits are so good especially when you fry it by only mixing flour with water and then put the meat along side with the seed inside and mix it together and just fry it.

  • @bellacu4905
    @bellacu4905 8 років тому +171

    WHERE IS THE ASIAN SQUAD ATTTT???

  • @anonymouse903
    @anonymouse903 8 років тому +57

    Tamarind is considered exotic? damn

    • @Freakteen15
      @Freakteen15 8 років тому +1

      Yeah considering that they are in America. Besides that anywhere else it not really

    • @katyuriostegui587
      @katyuriostegui587 8 років тому

      i know right

    • @annarepova7847
      @annarepova7847 8 років тому +1

      i didnt even know what that was, europe doesnt have them either

    • @amanichowdhury8973
      @amanichowdhury8973 8 років тому

      +Anna Repova they do but you have to go to Asian stores

    • @annarepova7847
      @annarepova7847 8 років тому

      i mean yeah, you can buy anything in europe, but if i asked anyone on the street about it they wouldnt know what it is

  • @tristanmueller6653
    @tristanmueller6653 8 років тому

    This is one of my favorite episodes of cheat day.

  • @naw.
    @naw. 8 років тому +4

    I like jessi's voice

  • @jesicahernandez6606
    @jesicahernandez6606 8 років тому +4

    OMG ME AND JESSEI ARE EXACTLY THE SAME except the hair and age obviously 😂😂

  • @chait251
    @chait251 6 років тому

    Came back to this from another cheat day and I forgot how funny this one was 😂😂

  • @user-uu9zv7pb2u
    @user-uu9zv7pb2u 8 років тому +6

    5:27 lmao pit stains

    • @willowandluna
      @willowandluna 8 років тому +27

      Everyone sweats yknow

    • @33foxs
      @33foxs 8 років тому +7

      Some people have excessive sweat issues. I get it sometimes where i will sweat like that for no reason. It sucks.

  • @davidv.3856
    @davidv.3856 8 років тому +90

    I just want to get a jackfruit or durian and throw it at them for being so rude and dumb

    • @anna-katharina6095
      @anna-katharina6095 8 років тому +26

      +Steve S but still they're exotic to Americans.

    • @jenniferwolk9953
      @jenniferwolk9953 8 років тому

      +Steve S I'm in Cali and they're exotic here

    • @melanciaalcius7523
      @melanciaalcius7523 8 років тому +1

      +Anna-Katharina not down in Florida. you'll find more then half of these at publix

    • @WonderWhyHuh5
      @WonderWhyHuh5 8 років тому +1

      I'm from Chicago and I've never heard of them

    • @amberbrown5455
      @amberbrown5455 8 років тому +2

      They're exotic for a lot of white people I think

  • @paes14
    @paes14 7 років тому +2

    I like the way it crunches 👂🏻

  • @jeevitharani6456
    @jeevitharani6456 8 років тому +4

    You should try Indian food 😁 you gonna love em all 😍

  • @lesliegutierrez4658
    @lesliegutierrez4658 8 років тому +12

    i love tamorindi

  • @alyturpin3951
    @alyturpin3951 8 років тому

    You guys should try a bunch of different potato chips!!! Ps I love the show so much!!❤️❤️❤️

  • @kamilleandrea8268
    @kamilleandrea8268 8 років тому +17

    banana blossom, bittermelon & chayote are vegetables. 😂😂😂

    • @kamilleandrea8268
      @kamilleandrea8268 8 років тому +1

      in the philippines they're called:
      puso, ampalaya & sayote

  • @patricky2995
    @patricky2995 8 років тому +48

    Some of this are not fruit.

    • @patricky2995
      @patricky2995 8 років тому

      ampalaya and puso ng saging fruit na pla hhaha

    • @patricky2995
      @patricky2995 8 років тому

      chayote also :D

    • @binx2942
      @binx2942 8 років тому +2

      They all have seeds making them, by definition, fruits

  • @newnerd1018
    @newnerd1018 8 років тому

    *Lily pats Joslyn* "Bye." *RUNS*

  • @AliGiavanni
    @AliGiavanni 8 років тому +6

    I can't trust fruits with knubs 😂

  • @ruthrockz4986
    @ruthrockz4986 8 років тому +8

    bitter melon an tamarind are used for cooking...

    • @nqtys
      @nqtys 8 років тому

      Tamarind might be but I love eating it raw in Cuba eating it raw is a thing not cooking it

    • @ruthrockz4986
      @ruthrockz4986 8 років тому +2

      +Nathalie Gamez we eat it raw here in Trinidad too... as a candy treat mixed with sugar an spices 😊

  • @williamkingston9955
    @williamkingston9955 7 років тому

    Please do an episode where all of them make one of there famous dishes and all of them have to try them

  • @amberbrown5455
    @amberbrown5455 8 років тому +37

    How is tamarind, bitter melon, pomelo, Asian pear, or jack fruit exotic? Lol or banana blossom

    • @justcommenting2025
      @justcommenting2025 8 років тому +7

      It depends on where you live

    • @amberbrown5455
      @amberbrown5455 8 років тому

      +Just Commenting true, but it's common where they live so I'm a bit surprised.

    • @jevin40
      @jevin40 8 років тому +5

      I have never heard of any of these :)

    • @rachpendlebury901
      @rachpendlebury901 8 років тому +3

      Because you don't tend to find them in the fruit and veg isle at Aldi or Morrisons

    • @edith2nd
      @edith2nd 8 років тому +6

      Because its not really grown in the US

  • @Lily-zn2sy
    @Lily-zn2sy 8 років тому +5

    Where did you get the pomelo fruit I really wanna try one !!!!!!!! ClevverTV plz respond

    • @maimounaboumediane7435
      @maimounaboumediane7435 8 років тому

      vh

    • @LadyBoyToby
      @LadyBoyToby 7 років тому

      Lily S probably at a farmers market or an international market if your state has a China town it will most likely have an international market. hoped this helped

    • @anayelijacob
      @anayelijacob 7 років тому

      Lily S I once saw it at a flea market! (:

    • @micamichalla5636
      @micamichalla5636 6 років тому

      its from argentina

  • @sooth15
    @sooth15 7 років тому

    I choked drinking coffee trying to watch this. LOL. "Are you supposed to eat the seeds" "I dunno they taste super edible" WTF?

  • @_MIMI_J
    @_MIMI_J 6 років тому +3

    I love a jack fruits

  • @kheniatl4544
    @kheniatl4544 8 років тому +24

    wtf.. who eats a chayote raw..😂😂😂Is supposed to be a vegetable cook with chicken is pretty good.. and by the way is supposed to be peeled it too 😂😂😂

    • @pingzoot
      @pingzoot 5 років тому

      Yeah idk why they didnt cook it

    • @angshusarma4816
      @angshusarma4816 5 років тому

      Afterall they feed on Burgers all day

  • @paulinemark5230
    @paulinemark5230 7 років тому

    The Jack Fruit is called a Soursop in Trinidad and we make ice cream and punch from it. It is quite expensive because it is very very healthy and is also an effective treatment for cancer and kills cancerous cells 10×s more than Chemotherapy.

  • @JakeZarenX
    @JakeZarenX 8 років тому +9

    since when pomelo is crazy exotic???

  • @patriciamaemadrigal9270
    @patriciamaemadrigal9270 8 років тому +4

    you're supposed to cook the first one. 😂😂😂😂

  • @dionneannfaint2798
    @dionneannfaint2798 8 років тому

    I love lapsing into an epileptic fit watching videos.

  • @suzettefamespinosapina5604
    @suzettefamespinosapina5604 8 років тому +8

    you should cook chayote before you eat it. it tastes like potatoes when boiled.

    • @紫薇-t6k
      @紫薇-t6k 7 років тому +1

      Suzette Espinosa Piña ya they do

  • @leilasanchezbonyadi3292
    @leilasanchezbonyadi3292 8 років тому +3

    Chayote is a veggie

  • @eisajustine
    @eisajustine 8 років тому

    Jos makes me laugh, like always

  • @jaimenickson
    @jaimenickson 8 років тому +4

    Why is this on cheat day when this is healthy

  • @stellaconlon9957
    @stellaconlon9957 8 років тому +8

    What is Jessi's accent?

  • @evelizaflores4529
    @evelizaflores4529 6 років тому

    i love the sound it made when they were pealing the banana bunch thing

  • @kalinatruong6307
    @kalinatruong6307 7 років тому +10

    Some of the fruit you supposed to cooked before eat please

  • @jas2817
    @jas2817 8 років тому +4

    I love pomelo

  • @shannenkariodimedjo4278
    @shannenkariodimedjo4278 7 років тому

    Where i live the pomelo is called pompelmoes and the bitter melon is called sopropro you're supposed to get all the white from the inside out and then you can cut it.....the more you wash it the less bitter

  • @jahmelmyers153
    @jahmelmyers153 8 років тому +7

    Guys I see s Jamaican fruit

  • @AdrianSantiago
    @AdrianSantiago 8 років тому +5

    Pomelo ahí que lo voa paltil

  • @maevll9280
    @maevll9280 8 років тому

    What you called Chayotte : boil it in really hot water for like 30 minutes, peel of the skin, dip it in salad sauce. It tastes wonderful.

  • @goty050
    @goty050 8 років тому +4

    you had bad tamarind cus its supposed to be sour and make u salibate like crazy

    • @quanzelle
      @quanzelle 8 років тому +16

      No there's sweet tamarind

    • @shenitap.8292
      @shenitap.8292 8 років тому

      +Quanzelle the only tamarind I've had was sour. Unless it was coated in sugar lol

    • @quanzelle
      @quanzelle 8 років тому +1

      +Shenita P. Fruit have different variations some natural and some modified just cuz u haven't tasted if doesn't mean it's not a thing look up sweet tamarind

    • @quanzelle
      @quanzelle 8 років тому

      +Shenita P. It actually tastes really good ... Have u ever had tamarind juice?

    • @shenitap.8292
      @shenitap.8292 8 років тому

      Quanzelle oh I didn't say they aren't, I'm pretty sure there are 😝 the only sweet tamarind I had was the packaged one, which I guess was prepared in some sort in sugar syrup.
      Oh yes tamarind juice?? Yum !! I love how it's sweet and sour 😊 we also get some a little spicy, perfect combo

  • @hl9420
    @hl9420 8 років тому +25

    How is it a cheat day if you are eating heathy

    • @binx2942
      @binx2942 7 років тому +6

      It's actually ch-EAT DAY

    • @flueberly
      @flueberly 6 років тому +2

      just because it grows from a tree that doesn't make it healthy.
      There's a fuckton of sugar in fruit.

    • @jenearatjon2433
      @jenearatjon2433 6 років тому

      Li/ fe natural sugars

    • @flueberly
      @flueberly 6 років тому

      just because it's natural, doesn't mean it's healthy.
      Not saying it isn't, but Cyanide is a natural thing too.

    • @iulia_m
      @iulia_m 6 років тому +1

      Li/ fe it's not fucking sugar. It's FRUCTOSE ...this world is gone to hell if now even fruits are considered unhealthy.

  • @1109mona
    @1109mona 8 років тому

    Guys!!! Bitter guard and banana flowers are vegetables!!! We make curries with them to be eaten with rice!!

  • @Kira-vh7me
    @Kira-vh7me 8 років тому +4

    U guys did not peel the pamelo right u peel it like an orange

  • @indymorrell8264
    @indymorrell8264 7 років тому +6

    Why do you pause the music every 2 seconds. The whole comedic effect thing wears off after the first 10

  • @JennyG.COW5
    @JennyG.COW5 6 років тому

    Thanks for the video! 😊
    Fun fact: Grapefruit is a hybrid of the Pomelo and the Seville Orange.

  • @tynisawarick9614
    @tynisawarick9614 7 років тому +5

    No offence but Jessie's pit stains tho 😂❤️