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Maybe next time report on it combined only with a pure roasted cacao bean.

Don’t know if it qualifies, but lobster mushrooms are probably my favorite foraging of anything. Glad I found your channel, lots of very interesting stuff! Cheers

No wonder why the failures of unchecked capitalism in South Korea they drink themselves to death.

I live in North East America, and these look strangely familiar to me. I feel like I've seen these before. I know that means next to nothing but still pretty sure I've seen these growing around before

Better then the dead landscape you had. Plant trees that's how you get rid of them.

I like to see the things you find. It is quite good to see you find these things so interesting. Thanks for sharing.

I believe that "pumpkiny" smell is coming from all that beta carotene

I'm actually just watching this because I bought a dragon fruit for the first time... I really thought that dragon fruit were just a thing inside games when I was a child... Like why would there a fruit that is a dragon 😂

I saw these in the store for the first time today and now this is in my recommended? Time to start wearing a tinfoil hat around

You say like too often

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I ate street and sit down food in Delhi and Goa with no issues. And fruit is fine. Just don't drink the tap water. Fruit is fine. You missed the best part of India.

How is the juice mixed with something?

Resembles aratiles from the philippines. Very sweet fruit.

Agree. It is a wonderful pineapple. I haven't had better.

a little sacrificial blood and a little hot chili

Wood apple is a funny way of saying APRICORN! You’ve gotta make a Poké Ball out of it

Hmmm got some cacao from the Dominican Republic cause I loved how it tasted vs what we get here.....where do you get this and would cinnamon be too much with that?

It’s the 4th and I thought that was some exotic Japanese firecracker 😂

Why am i salivating while watching this

I'd say pronounce it as they would in Latin, but Latin doesn't have a 'j'.

In tea

lol even fruit made in China is toxic

A banana filled with cream, fruit is truly nature's candy.

It's not very common where I live in Brazil, but I tried it once and wow, I still remember the smell to this day.

I m sorry but what do you mean by "if you prononce it correctly" ? Its just in another language

For Christ sake it's "fruit". A tree or plant fruits. You have a pile of fruit.

😂❤sojoo! it doesn't love you tomorrow!😅

keep the shorts coming please.

Nature's gushers

I wonder how cold tolerant the trees are…

In Australia we call those Morinda

the ones you have look to be Syzygium australe to me.

It just goes to show how stupid the idea that capitalism is so great when our collective chocolate companies haven’t made this a common option. While I’m sure some small companies have tried adding it to justify their insane prices point…. This shouldn’t be that hard to get.

Bone is the best ivory substitute

Nice to see you during the shorts ☺️

I love these longer deep dive videos. From the coco de mer to the icelandic banana, and now this. I am enthralled by these series, I love deep diving into plants. I love your normal videos, but these tickle my brain in a much different way. You do research and don't spout nonsense you believe is real with no backing (like most articles and videos). Thank you for the great quality content, please keep producing the content you enjoy.

Old People fruit

Gotta drop a like for my favourite fruit taster

I wonder if you could ever try the 'quondong' ? ...native peach of australia Ripe in southern states around October, come stay in western australia with me and ill take you picking them

Its a fast growing boab unlike the others in the genus Many growing in Broome western australia ... probably Darwin too

oh man, been in AZ my whole life and i had no idea! you see the pods EVERYWHERE when theyre in season, unfortunately most of the time theyre the Chilean variety i think, at least where im at, but seeing this it definitely wouldnt be hard to at least poke around a little and see what i can find! personally i feel like thats half the fun :) thanks for the profile on all those varieties and trevor for sending them over, cool to see something from my own state on a channel ive watched for so long :D

I was really surprised,, but I found them in Colorado at Walmart!

The mouth noises are way too much

They could plant trees instead of just cutting them down.... Does not take a huge brain to figure that out.

That Abuelita chocolate is legit 💪🇲🇽

I probably would like the tindora because my favorite vegetable is the cucumber.

1:26:32 which movie 🍿🎥 is it ‼️

Going back to stepping on fruit is worth 228mil views