Making Delicious Fruit Candy for Future Food Shortage (episode s2.02)
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- Опубліковано 3 лис 2022
- The concern of possible food shortages in the near future should encourage people to at least practice techniques to store food in case of a possible shortage. There are many modern tools and techniques to accomplish this task but mother nature has also given us primitive ways to process and keep food for long term storage. In this video I show a simple technique to process, dry and preserve prickly pear fruit for future use. This same technique can also be used for other fruits such as pineapple, papaya, and others.
As usual, enjoy the ASMR quality of this video along with the beautiful cinematic imagery. Thanks for watching!
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We know you have a bucket of KFC survival chicken stashed around there
i dont think so
how you manage camera battery and internet
@@AccerAspire i think he answered it somewhere in a Q&A video on his channel
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This is just the content I love! I like to imagine I'm watching a real caveman who just happened to find a camera and is documenting his daily life. Channels like you and Townsends are honestly my favorite content on this platform, just kind of reminds me of watching an older documentative show in the 70's!
I'm glad you enjoy it.
This is real bro not just content
Last night a friend commented that "it's too bad we can't do something with all that prickly pear fruit in the yard" so I decided I'd like to harvest it today and then found your video this morning. I have previously removed the thorns by putting the fruits in a jar and shaking it but I prefer your method, though I don't know what your brush is made from. I have a small hand broom that I'll try and I plan to use a food processor once the fruit's all dried. Thank you so much for sharing your knowledge and techniques. I'm sure you will enjoy having a taste of summer every time you eat some of your healthy, delicious candy.
its just a flowering plant
That’s so awesome! Yeah, I just use a branch of a flowing bush with five leaves for a brush.
get a stick and a knife and peel the fruit from the nopal
Hi.
Did we ask?
If you had some dried meat you could mix them with the dried fruit and make pemmican bars 😊
Need lots of rendered fat too.
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@@andrew1476 good thing I'll be dead by January
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@@punani_slayer4209 nothing better like that ! , i love the Red Bull Version , sadly its complet sintetic ..
I'd kick up the rocket heater, place the fruits on your rocket heater bench and slow heat/dry them inside. Outside, set up a small fire with greens to smoke the bugs away. You could do meat inside as well.
The flies and wasps do no harm. In a past video I smoked meat. It was excellent.
@@ChadZuberAdventures how come the flies are safe? I've always thought that flies -> maggots make any food unsafe to eat
@@DarkzReaper the insects themselves don't do anything it's actually the conditions which lead to insects being present are the same as those required for bacteria to exist, which can come from a source such as cross contamination between foods.
@@franklin6063 like for instance raw chicken in the open next to sun dried cactus pear 😂. In safe conditions i bet insects might even improve the nutrition albeit possibly negligibly.
This is the first video i found of this channel. It's so.... Pleasing to watch. At first i thot you'd narrate what you were doing and was disappointed when u didn't but you just doing a task in silence and having pop up notes show up was sooo much better. I loved the editing and the way this is shot as well.
if you watched the first primitive year at the hut video he never talks there he litteraly has been living in the same spot an area for 3 years going on 4
as someone with an innate fear of wasps, bees; Hornets. I am amazed at how you just grabbed the fruit with them all around. I would have been crying lol
Often times they simply want some juice or water or whatever we are working on and have no intrest in us, and no concern unless attacked. Carefully moving around the bees and wasps on our daily tasks in the garden and yard will show them we are busy, just like they are, and with proper respect bees and wasps will not harm us likwise... except yellow jackets... they are for some reason always aggressive lol.
@@deathclawdaddyas a child I’ve been chased for no reason by a yellow jacket whenever I would try crossing a large green field lol
Won’t harm u if u don’t harm them
@@deathclawdaddy you’re probably unknowingly by the orange 🍊jackets🧥 nest 🪺 they’re living in hidden nests a lot of time inconspicuous spots like in the ground or furniture garden tools ur probly unknowingly intruding 😮
It's a natural response of humans to be put off by potential threats, no matter the size, there might be a chance of allergic reaction, or so on, so the brain's got hundreds of thousands of years of pattern recognition built up and wired to more readily react to outside stimuli. Once we've been around something long enough, our fear of it will generally fade away over time. For example, someone with a fear of heights starts working in construction, specifically for tall buildings, after being around tall ledges with admittedly few supports, they'd become less worried over such a thing. There is a reason exposure therapy exists, after all, be around something, you'll get used to it, whether you like it or not.
you are a great guy, showing us all how to do things. i love that you reply to peoples comments so much as well. it really does make people feel included. and we all appreciate that.
You are welcome. Have a blessed day.
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Add dropwise while stirring at 0°* a solution of 27.6 g of sodium nitrite in 250 ml of water over the course of three hours to 23.2 g of succinaldoxime powder in 410 ml of 1 N sulfuric acid.
Stir the mixture after the addition and let it to reach room temperature for about two hours, taking care to prevent outside air from entering the reaction.
Filter after adding 5 g of Ba carbonate.
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1 liter of ethanol, 67 g of newly distilled pyrrole, and 141 g of hydroxylamine hydrochloride are combined in a 2-liter, 3-necked flask with a stirrer, reflux condenser, and addition funnel.
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54 ml of 10% sulfuric acid is put to a beaker with a capacity of 250 ml after 5.8 g of the aforementioned powder is introduced.
7 g of sodium nitrite should be added in small amounts after cooling to 0°*. (if you add the nitrite too fast, nitrogen dioxide fumes will evolve).
Once the dioxime has completely dissolved, let the solution warm to 20°* and let the effervescence finish.
neutralize the litmus yellow solution by
_-And I'm too lazy to do any more-_
We need more of this !!
Smart to try out different shapes for the candy!
Gotta experiment.
I like how we can see how frustrating those glochids must be by how we see you use a different technique to remove them every time lol, that's the truest form of "There's gotta be an easier way to do this."
My favorite way it to just brush them off with a flowering plant like this one and then twist the fruit off the plant with my fingers.
@@ChadZuberAdventures That definitely looked like the most effective so far
@@ChadZuberAdventures I cant imagine that gets rid of all the micro glochids, I've always just held them over fire for a few seconds to burn off those annoying little thorns, darn things are worse than fiberglass in your fingers! so Itchy.
Realmente has mostrado una técnica básica y muy útil, admiro tu paciencia y el empeño con que haces todo, es un maravilloso video Chad!
Gracias Brenda
Thanks, I'll try this myself, it's been quite hot recently.
first american person ive seen that appreciates basic things that normal people take granted of.
Damn right I appreciate these things.
Great stuff. I'll try that with my plant. Nice video, peaceful. Be well.
Last month, I tried prickly pear cactus fruit for the first time. It was really good, but the seeds were the only issue for me. I bought one of the fruits at a grocery store. It was was expensive. Almost $2 for one piece of fruit. That fruit leather looks really good. Too bad you couldn't put a small fire, with smoke, to keep the flies and the wasps away, while the fruit was drying. It's nice that you have an abundance of that prickly pear cactus fruit. God sure provides us with great things. Cheers, Chad! ✌️
That's so expensive. I guess I had a fortune worth of prickly pears here. The flies and wasps don't cause any harm. No need to smoke them out. They are all part of the natural process.
@@ChadZuberAdventures yeah and if they lay eggs they wont even have time to hatch
it's awesome really, that you take your time to reply to most of your comments, thank you for this amazing video
I’m glad you appreciate the replies.
This man is a chad, literally, his name is chad, what a chad.
That was an amazing video. Enjoy all your daily activities. 👍🏻
who else watches survival stuff here and there just for extra knowledge, guy is in my top 3, dual survival will always be top tier
Thanks Spencer
@@ChadZuberAdventures No problem, keep teaching the community, this is stuff we should know from past lives, but internet and phones came into the world and we left our basic survival gene way long ago, we evolved into these flubbers of life that go off likes and attention for validation. Not to many do what you do, and sorry if this is long but cheers! Stay safe at what your doing and stay blessed
Great video, I love prickly pears.
Me too!
A lot of work, but looks so worth it.
Great video.
Another amazing skill of an big bunny who looks like candy. 😆😷
Hahaha
It looks so good
انصحك تستعمل صوف أو الفرو الغنام أو الماعز وتصنعها بمغزل حتا تصبح خيوط من النسيج وتعمل رداء أو فروه كامله تنفعك ضد البرد تحياتي
Amazing video brotha 🖤 keep doing what you’re doing allot of people such as myself enjoy it, just found this video in my recommended and thought I’d watch it, glad I did.
i bet you could mix this with flours to make it even more nutritious. it would be interesting to see if that changes it's durability also
Definitely. I want to try with acorn flour.
You could probably make some starch flour from roots
Yum, prickly pear jerky. I'm glad the wasps left some for you!
The wasps don't even take a noticeable amount
Wow! Dry, crush, and mold. That is awesome to know. The food shortage is no joke, inflation is crushing alot of us. I just took and passed the practice bar exam because I want to be prepared if all hell breaks loose. Great video!
Yep, it's time to get prepared.
"InFlAtiON"
Saludos Chad Zuber. Mucho trabajo pero con paciencia lograste a hacer tus bocadillos se miran muy ricos. Que buenos videos la verdad me encantan.
Gracias Esperanza! Provecho!
This work is amazing to enjoy this fruit and the nature
Back to where it all began, prickly pears.
1 candy for me pls 😄, Good Job !!!
delicious, fresh and natural sweets without sugar, I want to try this))
Yes!
I wonder if u offered a shallow pot of fresh water if the flying bugs will go to it or ur fruit still? the wasps will but I wonder if it would help or maybe use that setup but put it on ur hot fire stones outside.. like by ur chimney or somewhere I know u know a spot that stays mildly hot after the nighttime that should keep the flying bugs away and dry them faster... yay solutions
Oh but I have no intentions to try and keep these insects away. They are no problem at all.
Awesome job on those fruit roll ups
Hey mate! Hello from Ukraine ❤️
Hey mate! How are you?
I thought it would be better to mesh it n give the desired shape immediately after picking n thn dry it under the sun......but thn I realised the seeds would be a problem n removing it 1 by 1 would be a bigger problem....So ya, u ve got the best primitive method to make it happen👍🏼
Yeah, you’re welcome to try the first way you mentioned and let me know how it goes.
Chad , me encantaría ver un vídeo en el que trabajes metales normales y te crees un buen cuchillo.
Another great video brother.
Glad you enjoyed it
@@ChadZuberAdventures Thank you brother
Cold greetings from Russia. In Georgia, they make a similar sweetness, only with nuts and flour. It's called churchkhela
I could make that with acorn flour.
Like a natural fruit roll up!
Yep
He is the true giga chad, he is now one with nature and no one can stop him.
Man, you are awesome as heck! Wish more of us did what you do and get back to our prime roots :) Thank you for being you!
Thank you very much!
i love your facial exressions after you try it for the first time eyes brows raise like dang thats pretty good !!! great videos brother ! much love from canada
I love this candy! It is so rich in flavor. The fresh fruit is great. Now imagine a concentration of flavor 5X greater.
well done . as always the bees and flies gets first dibs
They were here before me so they have the right of way.
Maybe someday at Panera Bread we can introduce a new Candy Fruit Cookie!
Hahaha
Можно сделать сушилку в виде деревянной рамки (4-х связанных прутов) с натянутой на неё разряженной тканью из волокон (нитей, которые вы делаете), которую можно подвешивать над плитой печки. Когда будете топить печь, тепло будет уходить вверх и достаточно быстро подсушивать дольки фруктов, овощей или грибов...
This candy is actually good for you!
Yes, very good for you
que conteúdo bacana
seeing how you progress with techniques and knowledge is just so fascinating it's insane
wish you to have a great winter time as it's starting soon!)
Yeah it’s really getting cold at night.
It's really nice seeing your time lapse. Thank you for I know it must take you great effort for our small exposure
I love time lapses
Amigo que proceso más difícil es un proceso largo para preparar ese dulce
Gracias por mostrar tu receta
Tu vídeo lindo con el paisaje y las nubes felicitaciones por todo excelente éxitos futuros
Pura vida 🇨🇷🌎🌴
Sí amiga. No es fácil pero todo se recompensa cuando lo como. Pura vida!
How sweet was the cake you had made on your 50th birthday? It looked great!
It wasn't very sweet. It didn't have much cherry in it.
@@ChadZuberAdventures мне нравиться ваша жизнь на природе, но меня мучает сомнение, зачем мыть плоды если вы потом вытираете повязкой, которая спереди она же не очень чистая вы в ней постоянно ходите.
Very interesting video,I have watched others dried there fruit n vegetables the same way n stored them for the winter
Oh nice
Are you going to eventually use that same process to use the dried prickly pear cactus (or some other) fruit to make pemican? It's one of the BEST emergency foodstuffs; it's a super food containing almost ALL of the nutrients and calories needed for a day in a very COMPACT form. AND it's also one of the "forever" foods, lasting DECADES, even without refrigeration or special packaging. All it takes is fat, jerked meat, and dried fruit or berries, pounded into a paste and shaped or cut into portion sized pieces. You can also add seasonings and such to taste; but just be sure to only use things with an equally long shelf life, because your pemican will only last as long as it's shortest lived ingredient.
Oh yes, I know about pemmican. I may try to make some using this fruit but first I want to experiment with it so I'm sure I know how.
You really live your life!
Esperare con ansias el próximo capítulo
Cariños desde mi país Chile :)
Saludos
I love your way of filming and editing! Your videos help calming down. How do you prevent sun burns and stuff, since you work mostly in the sun? Whats the primitive way?
The sun is weak at this time of year. No fear of sunburn.
Hi Chad, greetings to you from Nagaland India and i perhaps guess this might be my second or third Comment to you.. Anyws, I'd just wish you be there partaking in the 'Alone' series cos i'm sure you'd come out a winner. (please don't take my views seriously), even though i'd want you to be. Love and Blessings to you and 👪. Once again, Nagaland India.
Thank you. Greetings to you. Alone didn’t select me for the show. I went to the Boot Camp for season 9.
His the year 2022 version of Tarzan living in the woods with intelligence..... His the kind of guy that I would gladly be stranded with in the forest or in the middle of nowhere Bcus he surely knows every survival tactics ....🖤
I'm learning!
Brazil aqui presente!
Brazil!
always make me survival if ay watch this every day
OOOO, just wonderful! Our prickly pear season is over....next year I'm going to have to try that, thanx :-) Wondering if the seeds got crushed too? I'm betting the flavor was more intense?? Also..love the tiles, so uniform, amazing. Can't wait to see them going down, too exciting.
TC, love your videos...so artistic, and beautiful land and sky.
Yeah the flavor really is quite intense and this dried fruit candy smells so good too. In a future video you will soon see how I make the clay floor tiles.
God job Dog the bounty Hunter!
Guy casually approached a hornet like it was a puppy
I havent been doing chin ups before my meals but I have been doing bupees. Like everything. the first two weeks were rougher but a month or so in I could see the difference.
Burpees are great! I'm starting to do burpees more often now too.
I was surprised to see that you kept the seeds as they can be very annoying in prickly pears, but then it made sense as you crushed them. A lot of work but no waste. Tell us how well it stores in future videos!
Yeah the seeds are no problem after you crush them.
I don't know here in Africa, we just chew everything together. The seeds don't bother me much. I just think if you eat too many fruits in one sitting, you'll get some diarrhea (or so I've been told)
Wow semakin banyak koleksi makanan baru
Maybe you can run some yucca cordage out like a clothes line to dry your food? That way you don't have to worry about the animals stealing your food in the night time
It would work with a hanging clay plate but not with a net or cordage because I would lose many of the nutritious seeds that I grind down with the fruit.
Çok iyi fikir bu yaptığın...şahane 👏
Merak ettiğim birşey var; kulübüne kapıyı bir an önce yapmayı düşünmüyor musun?
Hiç yırtıcı hayvanların yaklaştığı oldu mu?
nice vid
Lovely 🤗❤️
Hi 🎃👍 :)
Good stuff your making me hungry great show thank you for sharing it appreciated.
I can’t wait for the apocalypse so I can UA-cam how to make cactus candy 😅
Looks amazing, I gotta try that:)
How does one become this cool? He seems to defy the very laws of thermodynamics.
Thermodynamics?? Why do you say that?? Funny comment.
Because you're too cool, man. When they were sitting around coming up with the laws of thermodynamics, they didn't factor in Chad levels of coolness. But who can blame them? They just didn't know.
@@dannyboi_663 Hahahahhaha! Thanks for this cool comment.
Awesome idea
hay que reconocer su esfuerzo
Muchas gracias!
You know I always felt like people like you could easily outlive me in a zombie apocalypse. And you know... I can't even be/get mad about it
You and the guy from Primitive WordPress should collab
Primitive WordPress???
@@ChadZuberAdventures Sorry, Primitive Technology!
السلام عليكم ورحمه الله وبركاته .تحيه طيبه إلى اروع انسان احبه قلبي وجعلتني ب ابداعك الرائع أترقب متا تضهر بفديو جديد حتا استمتع بماتقوم فيه .اتمنا لك من اعماق قلبي أن تتفوق بعملك استمر ..ربي يحفضك من كل سوء ويعطيك الصحه والعافيه امين يا رب العالمين
Its Amazing video
Thanks
This guy literally Chad
Filling my rest time by watching your latest videos is a great choice ☺️🔥
Enjoy!
Great video enjoyed watching it new subscriber from phoenix az.
Thanks for the sub! Get some prickly pear this season.
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very like, waiting for update😃
Look so delicious Chad"
Awesome your hard works and Peradice aria 😍
This looks so good and is just incredible! You leave me amazed as always Chad, keep up the amazing content and good work :) one day i will have to try this for myself!
You are going to love this dried fruit
That fruits looks so delicious
Super super 😍😍😍🙏🙏🙏🙏🌹🌹👍👍
Wow thats look good and delicious
It is both
nice chad
Bar digeceki,,di ulet2i , akhirnya dmkn juga.😂
hermano te felicito se aprende mucho contigo .
The commercials they chose was a Doritos commercial, classic debauchery on societies part. I spent most my life as a nomadic traveler, never living in one place more than 2 years. I've lived everywhere from the plains to the mountains, spent weeks at a time in the Arizona desert and in no man's land Oklahoma, very secluded. These fruits were always part of my diet. Growing up on a cattle ranch we would do long cattle drives sometimes 3 days time. I would grab these and pack em up every chance I got. They are very tasty. I have now been civilized and live in a major city with the rest of the pleebs, doing that daily grind of frustration and social anxieties.
My favorite fruit!!
Yes!!