Why Macadamias are the Toughest Nut to Crack | Food Unwrapped
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- Опубліковано 16 бер 2020
- Kate Quilton is investigating why you never see Macadamia nuts in their shells, and as a result of her findings, why they're the toughest nut to crack.
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4:05 is the funniest sentence I’ve ever heard on UA-cam
I wudnt be able to keep a straight face asking that question 🤣
Heaps of Macadamia nuts in Australia in the shells because they grow here naturally. All you need is a hammer to crack them and they taste so much better.
All ends up the same!
My prefered cracking method was the humble brick.
They're delicious both raw & roasted. Just a bit of salt is all they need!
I used to get macadamias in their shells occasionally when I lived in Colorado some years ago. Very hard to crack. I would find a sidewalk with a suitable-sized pit in it, put the nut in it, and whack it with a hammer. With practice I got pretty good at it. Then I had no macadamias for a few years.
The next time I tried one, already cracked, I’d become allergic to them.
If you think a macadamia is tough to crack, give it a bottle of whiskey.
2:51 dentists everywhere are cringing!
I live in Tzaneen South Africa and we have tons of Macadamia farmers and processors here. We buy de-shelled macadamias direct from the factory.
I foolishly planted a Macadamia tree in my yard in Southern California. It grows well here, but the squirrels, parrots, rats and crows all love them. Yes, there are parrots here, and yes, I know they were not indigenous to the region.
Plant a few dozen more in the area, when wildlife has enough you will too. 😊❤
Did the parrot have a pair of pliers under its wing?
Love this show
The hardest nut in the world is Canarium Ovatum native to my city Sorsogon Philippines. It peirce through tires when they scared in the road. Usually we used big rock to cracked it
Vice grips - once size is set you can easily crack them hole.
I have actually seen macadamia sold in their shells. They come with slits on their shell an a small tool that works like an oyster knife, though with a longer leverage. You can pry it open with a twisting motion
Yeah? Where? Or should I just try Amazon?
so across the canal (the netherlands) you can only get them in shell
Yo I’ve said it before and I will say it again. This channel is awesome
Wow! Do you say that on every video? Why repeat yourself, you obviously have nothing to add.
The amount of nut jokes in this video are nut needed
can't say I ever thought about it... interesting.
5:10== confirmed
Hahahahaha 😂😂 hahahahaha that's you 🤣🤣🤣
I think the Jeff Clark character is played by Michael Madsen.
Should ask why peanuts not sold with if shell?
The people on the phone are useless why even call.
Comedy
I’ve read that macadamia nuts are the most nutritious
Why have I never seen roasted macadamias? Do they exist? I have seen roasted versions of all other nuts.
Because one of the nuts has to be the toughest to crack?
As a former resident of Hawaii I would like to say that Hawaiians love their snacks and fish.
Born and raised in Hawaii... that's true for a large percentage of the planet...
@@veganpotterthevegan True. But I've traveled all over the world and most places pale in comparison to the wide variety of snacks Hawaii has in it's stores. Not saying it's a bad thing. Alot of the snacks are healthy.
I'm not a fan of that nut puns because it in not fun-ny
Try searching about the Pili Nut
why you not seen raw? reply your travle is limited at best and not opened at all, jog on you find raw plenty abound
@Shadow bird Playz as stated
@@rsa420 didn’t make any sense.
It's actually the pili nut from the Philippines that's hardest to crack.
That’s so fn cleaver (clever)
0:30 is she pregnant
Moms are better over all. Good for her!
So you are wearing ear plugs, i wonder what the baby did?
i was hoping the farm would be owned by a native, but that was the whitest most american "aloha" I've ever heard
Haha, imagine letting the locals have some economic development opportunities. This is America, not some place that respects indigenous groups.
I was hoping she'd go to australia. Macadamias are only native to australia.
@@ulogy i'm sure there are no regulations stopping indigenous people starting a macadamia farm
@@buckbuckleyson2259 I mean. Hawaii was illegally occupied after a US backed coup. Then the land was bought up by rich Americans, which used Chinese labour force. Soooo, he has a point.
@@alejandroojeda1572 "i mean" and I have a point :)
i swear this woman is always pregnant