ROSE APPLE Fruit | Fruity Fruits Taste Test
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- Опубліковано 17 жов 2024
- Big thanks to Richard for sending me these perfectly ripe rose apples, or Syzygium jambos. Watch me taste them on this new episode of Fruity Fruits.
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Me: :(
Emmy: "greetings my beautiful lovelies!"
Me: :)
This commant make me FART so hard
@@illfaptothis333 lmfao
@@illfaptothis333 glad I could help
i need to bleach my asshole cause it smells sour
@@miradookie just rub it with some rose apple
I had captions on and instead of “Itadakimasu” it said “hit the dock, you mouse” so I officially nominate that as new catchphrase! 😂
mandymckk is that what she says? I’ve been trying to figure that out for the longest
I turned on captions just to see this
You've heard of
Bone App The Teeth
Get ready for
HIT THE DOCK YOU MOUSE
(I'm sorry, I had to, I'll just show myself out)
Hey, hit the dock, you mouse!!!!
I turned on captions just to see this lmao
To use your words....you are so stinkin' cute!
She's adorable
@@kimberlys8422 I know right. I randomly stumbled upon her channel about a year ago. I came for the strange gelatin dishes, but I stayed for her cuter than teddy bear buttons face haha
@@organicgrains I stumbled upon her channel a month ago... but I'm addicted.
She's an artist and a sweetheart. 💕 She makes the nastiest sounding dishes look good!
@@kimberlys8422 Yeh, I think ultimately what I love so much about her channel is that she's just so sweet, and because she is so kind her community is as well. I don't think I've ever seen a friendlier following. It's a refreshing change from all the grumpiness on the internet. No matter how bad of a day you have, you can always watch some Emmy vids and be cheered right up because of her genuine kindness.
Emmy is teaching me about fruits I never knew existed!
I'm from Florida and I've never heard of rose apples.
kimberly s me too! Richard, where did you get these?
@@rnptenafly you can find them in Brevard, Sarasota, Lee, Collier, Monroe (the Keys), Miami-Dade, Broward and Palm Beach counties. Better get your hands on them fast because this plant has been labeled as an invasive species in the south central part of Florida.
While you're looking for them, be on the lookout for Surinam cherries, Coco plums, and sea grapes. The Surinam cherries are sweet and tart, the coco plums have a cottony texture, and the sea grapes taste like Worcestershire sauce.
While the berries are edible, people prefer to plant the first two as hedgerows because of their beautiful foliage. The latter is a gorgeous tree for those who want something tropical but want to avoid the kitsch of the palm tree.
Angel Ham wow I’m from broward/miami-dade. I’ve yet to see these!
@@AN-tp4rs I had a crab apple tree in my backyard growing up... other than that and typical apples I know nothing!
I love how detailed she is, i can always count on Emmy to brighten my day❤
I love rose flavors. Candy, gum, lemonade. Rose is my favorite and I definitely would wanna try this fruit
Me too! Have you had rose bubble tea? So lovely!!
Wow! How could life ever be boring with so many undiscovered delicacies:)
For real though!! I often think about something -- after hearing about it somewhere, not my own original thought -- we all should be grateful for the people that tried fruits and vegetables for the 1st time to see if they were poisonous. A. Fkg. Men. To that!
I got a book out of the library years ago that was like "1001 fruits to try before you die" and Omg it put such a travel lust on me.
I guess some people either don’t know better or do not have the time and money to explore out there idk.
That was my favorite fruit as a kid growing up in Jamaica, you can catch that fragrance from a way off when the fruit is ready.
Where are you at non-ad-skipping-stay-until-the-end-for-funny-Emmy-stuff squad???
I'm all there. Anyway the Fruity Fruit song. Must hear it!
Always gotta stay for the last little bit of funny at the end! 👍😆👍
@@galanie yes! The fruity fruits song! 🎵🍎🍊🍋🍐🎵
Bruh just get UA-cam Premium, Emmy gets automatic coin and we don't even get ads
Oh yea I always watch til the very end!
Such simple, yet highly creative and informative content. Emmy rocks.
its like a giant yellow Rose Hip. It would be good to see Rose Hips 🤤 super hi vitamin C
NWforager yes!! Emmy tries rose hips, makes rose hip tea, jam, etc 🤩
Lived in Florida for years. I have never even heard if these! Thanks Richard for sending it to her! Absolutely ❤ this and your Bee Series. How are your girls doing?
In Puerto Rico we have this yellow variety and also a pink variety (like the color of a rose). We call them "Pomarrosas". 😬👍🇵🇷
About 3 months ago i found 4 of these fruits in my front garden and i was sooo curious because i havent seen a fruit like that and smells like that! My grandpa said it was ‘jambu mawar’ in Indonesia and said it was safe to eat them. I washed them and eat them and they were so good🤤 their scent adds a little bit more uniqueness into the fruit.. and it taste unique too! The sweetness is not overwhelming and i really love it. I wish i could have it now😭 thank you so much for this video emmy i love you!💖
Who on Earth is disliking this beautiful angel's video? She is literally the sweetest UA-camr lol
Maybe they are having toothache.
She has the most positive channel on UA-cam!
_Love her_
The fruit variety on earth is AMAZING! Thanks so much for sharing.
That little fruit sounded great! I wish I could taste one. I'm adding it to my list of fruits I must taste.
Thanks Emmy! I love roses scent.🌹😘🤘🐝Happy Easter!🐇🐥
I had lots of this as a child back in Puerto Rico. In Spanish we call it "pomarosa". There's another kind of the same that is very red in color. Lovely childhood memories. Gracias, Emmy. :)
¡Saludos desde Puerto Rico!👍🇵🇷
2:16 the captions came up with a new one as they read this week as: Hit the dock you mouse. Makes a change from "Get the lucky moss";]
Well that's closer
@@osakarose5612 It's an automatic algorithm. It's weird as the older videos from a few years ago actually have the correct itadakimasu in the captions. I think my favourite one is from the Nutella Tortilla video as that's "It's a hockey mom". That had me spit my tea out over my monitor.
First time I watched her with subtitles on, _Itadaki masu!_ apparently translated to "It did the lucky moss!"
eat the ducky moss
@Alina McPherson Yeah, I found it rather humorous, as well. Though, at that time, I didn't even know what she was saying, but it sure wasn't that lol
I’m from Puerto Rico and that looks like a variation of a fruit we have here called pomarrosa (which has the word rose in the second part of the name). I’ve never seen them that dry, but it’s what I imagine a dry pomarrosa would look like. They vary from light yellow (like the one you have) to a very beautiful violet fuchsia red, almost like watered down wine in color (rind), but an off white kind of ivory color like a pear or apple inside. They’re juice, delicious and one of my favorite fruits. Some are shaped like an Asian pear, but smaller which is exactly like what the one you have in the video and those are the yellow (like yours). In the other hand, the reddish ones (I previously described) are shape like skinny long pears like a concorde pear, but smaller. I’m not living home otherwise I’d send you some since the trees are ready to harvest right now.
Emmy is such a gift, like she really is outstanding
You are the most wholesome UA-camr that’s so rare these days
I love Rose Apples! The texture is very light. It not too sweet and even though its really light, it somehow still has a crunch too it. My family has a Coffee Farm in Vietnam but they also grew other stuff. They grew Rose Apples, Jackfruit, Durian, Dragonfruit, banana trees, Mangoes, and the list goes on! I haven’t been back since I left but I hope one day I’ll be able to roam around the farm and binge eat all the fruits. Especially Rose Apples 😩😩
Yeaahhh!!
This is the fruit of my childhood!!
I love it so much.
What an unique combination, a fruit with a flower scent to it.
We had one of these trees in my back yard as a small kid. I don't really remember what they taste like, but I remember loving eating them. We also had a huge surinam cherry hedge in the front yard.
"Let me out! It's dark in here!" said the seed to the rose apple. More seeds to plant Emmy.
We have these in the Caribbean. Ours have a pink blush on the side of the skin that has more sun exposure...can also be an indication they are ready to be picked. The rest is the same colour as this one. I liked them growing up but found them too dry in adulthood. The blossoming tree is very pretty...like little yellow starbursts all over.
Born in Florida and enjoyed these in childhood. Moved to Hawaii at 12 and found a tree here that later died. Just got a tree off Amazon and planted it yesterday. This is my all time favorite fruit. You’re cute. Thanks for sharing 🐸🍺🔪🔥
Absolutely love this fruit. Grew up eating this
How absolutely FUN Emmy😃❣️
I’ve learned so much watching your videos! And now, I have my 13 yr old granddaughter enjoying your videos as well. Thanks for sharing these food adventures with us🙏🏼😁🌷❣️
These are one of my favourite fruits! Just the sight of it sends my nose tingling. It's like eating the smell of roses. 🤤
Rose fruit!! I never heard of it! But I do now. Thank you Emmy!!
You are such a breath of fresh air, watching you restores my faith in humanity.
Hello Emmy, this is the first time I stumble onto your Utube. Thank you for sharing the unique fruits with us. I have the Roseapple tree from my older friend for almost 2 years, last year I put this tree in the ground, this year this tree has flowers. I will cherish the fruit if it hold on to the tree. I live in Winnetka, California.
In India we call it paneer fruit.. I am too tasting it for first time... Came here to understand how to open up the fruit... Quite good.. U can enjoy the fragrance while having it..!!!
'Let me out, it's dark in here!'
Thanks for showing these, Emmy! I live in Maui where there are a ton of Rose Apple trees, but a rust wiped them all out well before I moved here. The old dead trees line the highways and I have many in my yard, but there is not a single tree on island that bears fruit.
Yeah!!!!!! Great to see the video. Glad you enjoyed them! Wonderful review and thanks for introducing an amazing fruit to those who may have never heard of them. :)
Thanks, Richard!!
I had these when I was a kid and I kept searching for it but hardly anyone this generation knew what I was talking about.. LOVE love love you never forget the tadte
I live in Indonesia but never have this fruit before. Malaysia and Indonesia are neighbor. This is interesting. Never saw them in the market before. Gotta do some research. Thanks Emmy 😘
U have a special gift for describing fruits. 10/10 for the video for sure!
Hey Emmy, just wanted to say how much I love you and your channel :3 long time fan here. I really miss your Emmy eats _______(country). I completely understand if people aren't sending you stuff as much as they used to. Just wanted to say how much I miss it :3 maybe me saying this will inspire people across the world to send you stuff, who knows? :)
Thanks for watching!! I definitely have things people have sent to me. I’m thinking of doing a series of UA-cam live videos to get through the backlog.
@@emmymade
Yesssss I can't wait to watch :)
Syzygium jambos! Pomarrosa,my all time favorite fruit. Found in central and south America. Exquisitely delicious!
THANKS, there's a tree close to my school and that's the fruit of it. I've been searching for the name of the fruit SO hard and thanks to you I know it!
Exactly my sentiments. I have a tree on my compound in Ghana and i have also searched to find a name. It is a wonderful fruit and also the flower is pretty.
This fruit is very rare where I’m from and managed to get a couple of seedlings.
Relative who gave it to me said may start fruiting in 6-10 years.
Very unique with a very special taste.
Thanks for the vid.
I love the intro to these; it's so fun and bubbly :) Edit: Btw, that first "Wow!" Was totally Owen Wilson-worthy lol
2:22 Totally did an Owen Wilson there! Love it!
I recommended you tried these in a comment on a previous video! I am so glad you like them! I am craving some now. lol.
Thank you Emmy,Happy Easter!
OMG !! I'm 45 years old and I was born and lived in a tiny Town in Jalisco ,México until I was 9,but in that house we haved a tree from this fruit! Never eat it again... It was the most delicious fruit I ever taste, in Spanish we named " guayaba manzana" . Hello from Las Vegas, I'm a new subscriber.
Cloves are also in the Syzygium genus (S. aromaticum), as are some other exotic fruits (Java plum, Malay apple, and more).
Can you use the seed like nutmeg or is it poison?
What I read is poisonous.
Nutmeg itself is poisonous in high enough quantities, just saying as a little curiosity. It can cause heart failure.
The seeds and roots are considered poisonous.
Thank you for asking 'cause I was wondering that myself! If they're poisonous could they be used in potpourri for just the smell? 🤔
@@longyarn4288 , As potpourri? Not really. The seeds are not aromatic. You would have to get them right on your nose to try to detect any smell, and they are more on the neutral side. The best use you can get from them is to try to grow new trees.
I'm from Bangalore, India. Came across this video while searching for nutrition information on Rose Apple. I love this fruit. It's a very seasonal fruit and available for just a couple of months in Bangalore. It's super expensive too! This afternoon I paid the same amount of money to buy 250 gms of Rose Apple and 1 kg of mangoes (which was also on the higher side as the mango season is just starting here & it's a low-crop year). Wonderful to see a video on one of my favourite fruits. It's called Pannerale in my language, Kannada, which translates to fragrant jamun. The Indian purple Jamun tree and rose apple tree look pretty similar, hence the name.
Nice write-up , A Tamil from TN.
love The way she describes what shes eating plus I never seen someone so cute & beautiful at the same time
OMG! I grew up eating a lot of those because at my childhood home there was a big rose apple tree withing out property. The fruits smelt so good, and tasted even better.
I love all your videos Emmy, but your series on Fruity Fruits is one of the most interesting in my opinion. You've tasted many interesting and beautiful fruits and they all amaze me, but this Rose Apple really piques my curiosity. Everything from hearing the pit/seed in the middle bouncing around as you shook it, to hearing your description of how it tastes. I've got to try and find one of these to taste. I'm also curious if you and your boys will be planting the seeds to see if you can get it to grow. I know you're not in the right climate for a real fruit tree to grow, but I think getting a little plant to grow would be neat. Nature is pretty amazing!!😊💕
Thanks! 🙏
“Let me out...it’s dark in here” love your videos
The intro song gets stuck in my head alllllllll the damn time in the produce section.. walking by the apples saying “frrroooooooooooooo-teeeeee!” Lol
You have the best poker face! I can almost never tell if you like the food or not based on your facial expressions 😂 And I love watching your channel, you have a very soothing presence 😊
Like an apricot . I am not a rose sent or taste gal. I even made my own Turkish delight and toned down the rose water . Love these fruity fruit clips xoxo
Please consider trying rose hip! When they're nice and red my mom and I just pick and eat them off the bush. Interestingly enough, they're by almost every beach in Maine. I'm sure there's lots in Rhode Island too!
“Let me out, it’s dark in here!”
I love your videos, your are so well spoken.
I sooooo love these, I used to eat them as a child and have been searching for them for years now. They used to grow near the rivers in Jamaica.
We call it jambu but never saw these yellow ones only reds, and very palatable to have them with peanut, palm sugar and tamarind sauce to become salad 😋
Emmy let me out it's dark in here lol glad to be one of your beautiful lovelies💞💞
oh my gosh!!! A family friend has one of these trees in his backyard and brought a TON over to my house. For the life of me I could not find what they were called! Google kept trying to tell me that they were loquats but I knew they weren't. Thank you for posting this! I finally know the name. Also what a coincidence! I am also from the Fort Lauderdale area
They look yummy as always Emmy!
OMG!! I used to pick & eat these as a child in Hawaii! Nobody has ever heard of them when I talk about them. They're delicious
YESSS I LOVE THESE FRUIT VIDEOS !!!
As much as I love your name! :O
Let me out, it's dark in here!
-- Why did I need some Emmy'ness after a long work night MORE than I needed to learn about an awesomely unique frooty fruit?
Man, I love this show! :)
I swear I learn so many new foods i’ve never heard of before on this channel and it’s amazing XD
I feel like the little seed was thinking, Let me out, it’s dark in here! Cute vlog!
yes! these fruits are really good. very floral. love these as a kid.
Hey Emmy I hope you’re having a great night😊
In México they're called Guayaba Pomarrosa, they're my favourites!
Also, Buddha reached enlightenment under a bodhi tree (ficus religiosa.)
Not sure if anyone else has said this, but I wish you would have found out if they used the seeds in someway. Otherwise, yet another awesome video for my kids and I to enjoy watching and learning from! ❤❤❤❤
Originated from Malaysian ?
As a proud Malaysian ...
I never saw or heard of this !!!
yes you have its just that the variety we're familar with is the red/pink one malay people call them jambu. I do have to say i havent seen this yellow variety either but i am sure they taste the same or very similar.
m ram you are confuse they are Similar but different
its called jambu if I'm not wrong
They grow wild in jamaica
love roseapple or eetioti as We call never had such round golden ones though. usually a variation of red and enlongated shape that looks watery in a way. I rend to overstuff on them when I can
In South East Asia, its own as "Jambu Air". Eaten just like that or eaten with plum powder or plum powder & chili. The common one one the pink or red one. This color kinda rare. This fruit didn't last long after being plucked from the tree, mostly 1 day especially being heated by the sun. Its will be sour.
When I was a child I use to eat a lot of these! they're so tasty. In Honduras we call them 'manzanitas de río'
I remember those!! They grow in Puerto Rico. I so miss them! That’s great that u got to taste them
I'm back for Round 2, simply to hear the "spongy crunch" while scrolling through the most positive comment thread that's ever existed. Props to all of Emmy's beautiful lovlies; we're all so stinkin' uplifting!
I just ordered this tree and hoping it taste as good as you described. Thank you for sharing.
They have in red variety too here in Malaysia,but much bigger and contains lots of juice
Fruity fruit is now stuck in my head 🤦🏼♀️😜😘🌻
Do you sing along with it like I do?
If you can find them you should try cloudberries sometime, or cloudberry jam!
I was born and raised in Fort Lauderdale and I've NEVER seen these! So cool!!! Now I have to try!!!
I love Rose apples that grow Around the Riverbend in Puerto Rico I usually find the fruit in the summertime
Let me out, it's dark in here!
I’m addicted to watching Emmy
Grew up in Florida. Tree next door loved those little apples. Thought maybe I didn't really know what I was talking about. I think they taste better when fresh
This is such a fun series!
Love rose Apple, one of my favorite fruits growing up in Jamaica.
The Fruity fruits theme makes me happy!
I used to eat this when i was little. It grows at our back yard. Pretty Sweet.
If you get to try different varieties I highly suggest it. They are my favorite fruit. The large red are my favorite. Crisp. Juicy. Not at all vegital. Somewhat like rose/jasmine tea. Syzygium malaccenss, I believe.
What an interesting fruit! I wonder if the pit can be used in cooking
What does rose taste like? I’ve seen people candy them before, I wonder if that would taste similar.
Their really sweet and kind of tart they taste like when u smell a perfume and want to eat it but the difference is this is actually good
Jenni Park thanks!