15 BIGGEST Fruits & Vegetables Ever Recorded

These are the biggest fruits and vegetables ever seen! What did they feed them? Photosynthesis has seriously gone haywire here!
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[@trashartist3905]

The guy who did the onion is literally the cutest, wholesome old man I've ever seen

[@PersonausdemAll]

❤️👍🏻

[@Spring_Proto_Gaming]

I can't argue with that statement

[@LadyVoldemort]

The way he seems so proud is indeed very adorable. I think only John Lithgow can mimic it, LoL. ❤ (I love John Lithgow)

[@IcamefromJeddah]

And I bet he could work us all right into the ground.

[@lineakristensen1821]

wish I could get someone to look at me the way this man looks at his onion

[@slowvintagedays5963]

Every child’s worst fear…giant vegetables you can’t push under your plate! 😂

[@hmoovyug3782]

These are like the celebrities of fruits and vegs.

[@harleymays1736]

Celebs like kids

[@piashadononfroy1261]

THEY ARE THE KINGS AND QUEENS OF EXTREME FRUITS AND VEGGIES😂😍😚😘I LOVE IT. SHOUT OUT TO THE GREEN THUMBS😍😘

[@blackpearl6423]

Not that good visually though

[@PearlofGod_MLPPixel727]

Plants are living things, so that checks out. :3 (JK)

[@PearlofGod_MLPPixel727]

@@harleymays1736 I guess fruits and vegetables are the celebrity kids of plants.

[@Amanda-xw5mi]

Would be interesting to see the inside of these fruits. The consistency, texture and taste compared to one of normal size.

[@Life_Is_Hilarious]

Nasty probably

[@Elizabeth-ih2ff]

True though, might not taste the best because they focus on size rather than taste :(

[@bryanwaggoner5837]

I believe the watermelon was hollow and unappealing

[@bealight5141]

hi amanda

[@solti235]

yeah looks like only size matter here... forgeting small taste good too

[@trustme97]

If you use the biggest onion in cooking, the entire town will be crying while you slicing it...

[@jonnydepp165]

😂😂😂😂😂

[@celkils7682]

Hahahaha possible

[@aarifam483]

Now l am starting to cry 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@roopagowda9354]

🤭🤭🤭

[@october2248]

Hahahahahahahahahahah thats funny😅😅😅

[@myue-db5fk]

Reminds me of Mr. Bean's veggie competition episode

[@sithembilenxumalo5857]

I remember that episode . 😁

[@salehalasmi7819]

yeah me too it is funny

[@sammyralte9145]

Same....😂😂😂

[@jahnavisanket3940]

Same I remember

[@darkhumour2210]

Yep😁

[@juwheelninoreyes7963]

Hi from Philippines Once we had this contest in our school on having largest fruits and we had won the largest and heaviest jackfruit which weight 73.19 kg So basically we just broke the world record undocumented and it was 6 years ago

[@angelinaofficieletefigjika9902]

Not reach world record you are fake

[@villanuevaloidandreil.5461]

@@angelinaofficieletefigjika9902 ikay tanga

[@user-wy1yb7zj1j]

Cjhay sarmiento Abutal Okay toxic

[@liezel1437]

sana all

[@lorelei8285]

Cjhay sarmiento Abutal 152 your just jealous ;)

[@vuyisilenkosi6601]

The onion grower looks exactly like how you'd imagine an onion grower would look like.

[@Qeizu]

Also the onion looks exactly like what you'd imagine an onion looks like

[@owa8609]

"I can fix that."

[@MrEvanNoyes]

Dude he had like 3 records in this video. Man is just a vegetable growing fool.

[@lucasdesa5592]

I believe, Jackfruit originated in the Western Ghats region of India. The Portuguese colonials, later on, introduced the exotic fruit from Goa, to other regions of the world. Kapa jackfruit is very popular and much in demand, whilst the soft & mushy variety is used in desserts, juices, snacks, etc... Jackfruit is now being popularised and added to restaurant menus worldwide.

[@fv6125]

Filipinos wonder why western people eat it unripe. Ripe jackfruit is the most fragrant fruit I have ever smelled in my life. You can smell it from afar. It's also very delicious especially when ripe. Though we also cook unripe jackfruits and eat them as vegetables.

[@LadyVoldemort]

Oh my goodness I LOVE jackfruit!!! My parents used to have one in their yards, it lives and fruitful for over 30 years. The fruits are large, thick, juicy, and super-sweet! I love eating them raw or in es teler and kolak (some types of Indonesian soupy ice cream/snacks). We also harvest them young/unripe and make many delicious dishes like gulai nangka (Minangese/Padang jackfruit curry), sayur asem (sour soup), gudeg (Javanese sweet jackfruit dish), etc. You can also wash and boil the hard seeds with some salt to make simple yet tasty nutty snacks! Or dry them out to make jackfruit chips (quite popular as gifts in my city in Sumatra Island). I wish I still have that particular magical jackfruit tree, it was part of my childhood (I always hid on it when I play hide and seek at night with the neighbors kids, they never found me!) Unfortunately after my parents sold their house, the new owner immediately cut that beloved tree down before I can take a ripe fruit to reproduce it. 😭 We South and South East Asians truly love our jackfruit, yes? ❤❤❤

[@Truetoself3838]

In Jamaica we have Jackfruit and everytime I see people trying to rip these unripe fruits I wonder… we love Jackfruit in Jamaica!❤❤ my Indian ancestors also cook it in the younger unripe state and it is soooooo good! Ok now I miss MIM (grandma😢😢) even more😭😭

[@AyamKRazy]

Definitely not the heaviest jackfruit... its just the heaviest ever recorded but there are jackfruits here in the Philippines that weigh about 50 - 80 kgs.

[@SamuelEspera]

When the watermelon was shown, I remembered Mr. Bean from that one episode. 😊😂

[@inotmelrose6577]

Me too 😂

[@19rainsun718]

@@inotmelrose6577 .òòò

[@30shaheenbanukhan97]

Me too 😂🍉

[@kenjireymanuel1711]

Me too 🍉😂

[@aybenahos4497]

Yeah.. Haha

[@justaguy5615]

0:01 (expectation) 5:20 (reality)

[@half28]

Lmao

[@basantapandeyy]

My neighbor had a raddish grown in her farm and most of them were 5 or more kilo in weight ! She got the seed from the Koreans to grow and they were amazed that they invited her to visit Korea for a month !

[@reece1929]

I wonder if they had a cautious technique, when it was time to cut the onion. Can you imagine the inside and cleaning time spent on those pumpkins? Amazing!

[@zizilenox1535]

Giant avocados are very common in the Caribbean islands.. especially Saint Lucia 🌺

[@seadog915]

I believe that ! I was born in Miami,Fla. We had 3 trees in our backyard that were there when my parents bought the house in the 50s. I don't know how much they weighed but they were bigger than the ones they are showing here! When I was a kid in the early 60s if we wanted some money ,me and my friends would pick about 7-8 of them and sit in front of the Winn-Dixie and sell them. Some of them we got 2.00 apiece for! I didn't know they were something special and now I wonder if those treees atre still in that yard.

[@astrox9097]

@@seadog915 Hi

[@bororobo3805]

Africa has lots of them. As well as mangos

[@lauraarmstrong5276]

I'm from alaska where the largest cabbage in world is grown. But there are MANY h huge vegetables grown there. Mostly in Palmer ak. The top soil is 27 feet deep because of the alluvial fan from the matanuska river deposits there in Palmer ak.

[@Dovey62]

Plus more daylight hours.

[@cutesyprincess14]

Giant foods do exist our childhood dreams are jumping for joy. 🥺♥️

[@ynaziasamad]

So much fun to watch these gigantic fruits n veggies to grow n the immense hard work of their owners... Marvel to watch these "Obese giants"... ❤❤❤

[@Constructivecritic670]

There are even more larger avocados in Africa that grew naturally. Like in my country Cameroon the have never been documented unfortunately.

[@valkyrie1066]

I'd watch a documentary on it! Phone home and tell them about KZbin! Perhaps it will start an export business!

[@viedezerg]

yeah i already eat one of them, in cameroon !

[@ndineolimbo8104]

Yeah i have even dug larger patatoes myself here in cameroon

[@PersonausdemAll]

How big is it?

[@samuellanda7701]

Someone from your village needs to upload a KZbin video

[@kjoycenunya3328]

Growth Chemicals are being used in foods. Look at how large children are today.

[@Young_SlayerKO]

I’m going to make my kids have a healthy diet of meat and vegetables called the cave man diet

[@paulhoffmann7856]

@@Young_SlayerKO me too and only living in the nature

[@charlescalvin7197]

WHY IS MY PP STILL SMALL IF I EAT GROWTH CHEMICALS

[@kjoycenunya3328]

@@charlescalvin7197 YOU KNOW EXACTLY WHAT I'M TALK ABOUT. YOU'VE SEEN ALOT THESE KIDS YOURSELF. OR ARE YOU BLIND.

[@charlescalvin7197]

@@kjoycenunya3328 yes

[@louel9272]

I've seen larger jackfruits here in the Philippines being sold by the roadside in the provinces

[@Mezzy..]

This is just such a feel good video. 'Who has the biggest vegetable?' Like Vegetable Olympics

[@lemonyskunkketts7781]

When you have something special, keep THOSE seeds.

[@mellownessuperstar2618]

That's the biggest "T-bag" I've ever seen! And they were placing their heads there by choice! Hahah

[@ardailkay256]

Sebzeler ne kadar devasal olsada şekil bozukluğu yok,fakat meyveler büyük ve şekilleri yamuk yumuk,buruşuk bunları yemek uğrendirici🤗🤗

[@xlerosx]

The WORLD was not shocked at a pumpkin. Fun video.

[@MelindaGreen]

I once bought an enormous strawberry from a supermarket that looked larger than the record shown here.

[@Uta_193]

Same

[@aaronhall4361]

Love how the number one largest fruit wasn’t cultivated but grew in the wild.

[@VirgoCali89]

True

[@simonkoeman3310]

The largest fruit ever is the giant pumpkin from the beginning which was cultivated

[@ericmadeoftin8206]

My dad's gardener has more than a green thumb. He took a dump in my dad's rose garden and a year later dad had award winning roses.🌹⚘️🌷

[@SumitYadav-ik2df]

Man those vegetables look like they're screaming ....kill me 😂😂

[@11ascencion11]

The art of dangerous chemicals

[@chandrumunisamy9910]

whats more important is the quality....ppl prefer quality over quantity thats the reality.. but still i liked the video !!

[@cocosnucifera_]

Now there are competitions for making largest fruit or vegetable. Can't think what competitions will come in future.

[@libottutorials]

Wow amazing fruits & vegetables

[@velasco1100]

Damn I thought that potato was real.lol

[@johntastic]

House of a potato!!! Imagine someone cuts down your house with just 1 kitchen knife lol 😆 😅

[@wwhb4780]

1:25 when I worked at the goods rail depot back in 1967, we unloaded at one day lots of grapefruit. Lots of them had the size as in this video. They never made it out of the wagon. We ate them :) .

[@garethgareth8699]

😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@maarunava2825]

In my childhood in my neighbours backyard...world's largest jackfruit were harboured...

[@HarshithaYazhini]

Wow that's huge it's lovely Wowww. ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@arnulfopercoheles6862]

Wow ang sarap yan yummy

[@smellthepetrichor349]

The tomatoe...strawberrt n carrot seem like abnormal growing vegetables.. like 5-10 of them stick together

[@shriyarao3441]

No one; literally no one; Me: recalling childhood mr.bean's watermelon competition 😂😂

[@peanutoreo8052]

That onion is beautiful.

[@markgilocteza6203]

It is amazing to know these facts about which fruits and vegetables hold the guiness world record but I am not as amazed how they were actually grown to achieved those sizes since the growers uses growth enhancers. Here in the Philippines we don't use it esp. growing jackfruit. Wanna the secret??? Just wrap the fruit in a jut sack or empty rice sack. That's how we do it here. And ofcourse var. of the fruit is a big factor.

[@sigibaes]

Do they grow them in Cebu?

[@arthurrealingo9113]

They sometimes grow larger than the sack, the larger ones usually grow underground you'll only notice them when they're ripe already

[@DebashishMohapatraNIT]

Seriously, the No. 1 is a Jackfruit. We had huge old Jackfruit trees which used to have three times the length and twice the thickness of the winner. Sadly, those trees are gone now, but most Jackfruits trees in the river side areas of Balasore, Odisha, India still bear them.

[@b_shomik]

true-

[@NEHAVERMA-eh4cy]

The jackfruit they have shown is being sold in every corner of the markets in India. I Have myself seen a 5.5 feet tall jackfruit with my own eyes here in Barabanki district Uttar Pradesh, at my maternal grandmother's village.. We still have that tree.

[@Xiaoo86]

Yep...

[@MelindaGreen]

@@NEHAVERMA-eh4cy First time I saw a Jackfruit was in a forest in Hawaii where some had dropped and split open. They looked like they weighed about as much as I do, it was surreal. I didn't know such large fruits existed.

[@NEHAVERMA-eh4cy]

@@MelindaGreen i believe you truly.

[@painmt651]

In Mountainview California, I remember an avocado tree that had fruits the size of my head. It was in the quad of an apartment complex.

[@catgirl7765]

I have found a lot of "Twin Fruits"-twin bananas, twin berries, twin cherries, even one time-twin zucchini. And twin mushrooms! I always wondered how twin fruits formed, now I now-they are formed when mutated blossoms fuse together! Thanks for the interesting information!

[@joggabonkers6380]

I have one plum tree who produce twin plums all the time, whereas the other tree of the same type I have never produce one.

[@motherandsondiaryuk9672]

I've seen bigger jackfruits than that Upto 70 to 80 kg

[@bryanjohnson8162]

You don't call a Siamese twin the biggest person in the world because there's two people's worth of human stuck together. I don't see how you can get a world record out of three fruits/vegetable conjoined together calling them one fruit/vegetable?!?!?

[@ThirrinDiamond]

Please use conjoined twin instead of siamese but other than that you have a point

[@xxxvivzxxx]

Yes this really annoyed me. And the potato

[@frosch161]

the "longest" parsnip bothered me, there was like a 10th fruit, the rest was just the root

[@IcamefromJeddah]

I thought the same thing. I guess we're the literal ones.

[@F_L_U_X]

14:34 bowling balls come in different sizes and weight lol

[@ObiWanCannabi]

that old boy was just out there gluing veg and fruit together and letting it heal and grow more...

[@dewitthobson2279]

The huge prize winning “pumpkins” that are grown for competition are not true pumpkins. They are actually squashes, technically classified as “pumpkin squash”. Like the large carving variety pumpkins sold for Halloween displays, they are generally unsuitable for human consumption as the flesh tends to be bland and insipid.

[@common-peasant]

the pumpkins are the same type that you carve from the grocery store. my family has them up to just shy of 2000 pds in maine, started with normal and year after year with growing conditions then using the seeds of the new grow bigger ever year. they are tasteless at this point.

[@chipsammich2078]

Just like pumpkin filling in a can isn't actually pumpkin

[@IcamefromJeddah]

​@@chipsammich2078 What is it?

[@chipsammich2078]

@@IcamefromJeddah Multiple kinds of squash

[@tikonito]

Not every language distinguishes between pumpkin and squash

[@F_L_U_X]

"retired giant vegetable gardener" xD

[@BukitMan]

I will never be as proud of anything, as that man is proud of his onion. You can see the twinkle in his eye.

[@marycollins6864]

We had lemon trees like this in N. Ft Myers’s Fl. Loved them.

[@MusicRainfield]

I’ve had those giant avocados before and they’re watery and nowhere near as tasty as the smaller avocados. 🥑

[@dcmgiri160]

Good fruits,thanks

[@Skarfp]

Alaska in late summer would be the place to go for giant vegetables like these. I actually cooked a carrot larger than my arm, larger than the one in this video.

[@edwinhageman9377]

This is just an totally awesome video

[@gypsyjengypsydogs9320]

Do people eat them? I feel like that is the only way to fully appreciate them. The biggest are grown with love. That speaks volumes. ❤

[@user-co2li5qd4p]

My best huge sized crop growing was an eggplant that was 750~800gr. I know farmers who managed to grow an eggplant at least 1kg. A friend of my father has harvested an eggplant 1100gr . You could feed 4 people with it. The trick these farmers in the video use has to to with very delicate fertilization, drastically minimizing the number of flowers (keeping very few-often forces the plant to re-direct growth) and most important cross pollination. The latter can require many growing seasons to get to that size. Ive also made my penis-shaped chili variety from accidental cross pollination of two cayenne chili plants, a cucumber shaped eggplant from tear shaped ones and currently stabilising a local Greek broccoli axillary shoot variety that has at least 2 stalks per plant!. This process requires a lot of time and passion for gardening however.

[@madamjim6302]

Wow i love this😯

[@ankitamahadik5180]

The smile on the record holders face is so precious

[@kuyamarcmyword8589]

When i was in highscholl my father planted a Papaya i his farm . We put it on a 25 kilo sack of rice . Sadly the papaya has been goned. Because here in Philippines the climate is always changing and when it rains it always flooded.

[@LadyVoldemort]

But what's that potato doing in this list? Did I miss something? Did the house potato was made by real taters? I'm still learning English and I'm confused...

[@Delealli2020]

Well edited

[@happydailyOde88]

So interesting😍 Amazing

[@SK-bx7ox]

1:03 remembering Mr. Bean cartoon.. My favorite.. I am gonna watch that 💜

[@sirdukeusa3289]

Wow, what a big zucchini. That apple was ginormous. I never heard that the Idaho potato was in West Virginia. What linda super growth hormone is this old guy using to get his veggies so big? I would love to taste a jack fruit.

[@Drprabu007]

Mother Nature is always normal.. We humans are bizzare

[@GS-st9ns]

I always thought fruit that size vegetables at size were only grown in Alaska because of the constant daylight

[@minetlav5110]

Top five while watching it becomes top 15

[@user-vm2wi8no1s]

I've never tried jackfruit, but now I want to.

[@Oliveoil17]

Those are really such a mega massive giant biggest big fruits that we can feed all the neighbours by using only one fruit!!!!!😱😱. That's amazing!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@maryannjohns2902]

21 bucks for an apple, even as a gift, is anything but reasonable

[@chacha95404]

Those biggest jackfruit that shown in the video is pretty smaller than that often found in our courtyard in India..

[@lindatang4955]

Best informations 👍

[@livenandlove1980]

Wholesome content❤

[@fjonnechaboye8979]

amazing fruits...great farmers

[@jayponti2393]

Biggest jackfruit only weighs 42kgs.. while in my place weighs sometimes more than 100kls.

[@billybobmarley7459]

*When you click this video just to see the potato rq* Click bait :(

[@Life_Is_Hilarious]

LOL

[@rajuljain372]

@Longhair Dontcare you spelled Don't care wrong in your name

[@shortstack42069]

the craft billionaire no she didn’t

[@wolffreebird3678]

Just a fake...

[@maryam.m.o]

Its not a potato i saw before it someones home

[@Carina902]

Wow!!! OMG, I never seen this giant fruits and vegetables 😱😱😱😬😬👍👍👍👍👍⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐😷

[@jyosri204]

ThAt spudhouse gives couch potato a new meaning

[@ashfaqalve1423]

11:29 okay, not gonna question that

[@simpleman806]

I think last year I should have gotten the record for the world's smallest jumbo watermelon. It was suppose to weigh about 20lbs. It came out to about 4lbs. Don't know what happened in the growing process to make it small. It was good though.

[@ewic_7952]

i bet it was a cucamelon

[@-PulseGTC-]

@@ewic_7952 I have a cucamelon vine *flexing on you* lol

[@jamessparkman6604]

@@-PulseGTC- I know something people can do with vegetables but gross so huge

[@burritoblitz962theroryyeet2]

Wow my mind is blown 🤯🤯💥

[@ravenshizt5645]

The man on the thumbnail looks like Lisa's father lmao

[@mariaisabelherediateran3563]

The largest and delicious avocados are grown in Venezuela since Long ago,over 2kgrms,(4 pounds) and the price on the kilo is around $1,10 depending on season....they are absolutely delicious!! Sorry with! the spelling,my celular only writes in spanish

[@valeriesanchez3074]

Monsanto has left the chat

[@ThirrinDiamond]

Baby hippos weigh much less than i thought they would O.o

[@zahidmubeen4450]

Wow amazing 😍

[@lilspittin313]

Gives a new meaning to easy peasy lemon squeezy because those rinds look thick AF!

[@lindaharahap2388]

How it could be possible... Amazing... So big.... 😃

[@SunilKumar-re7hz]

WoW, priceless.

[@CinderellaCage]

Great vegetables.

[@SunKissedPeach]

Its cool to think that veggies and fruits used to grow like this all the time

[@mrmcspiff4014]

Nice video, but not a fan of false info/clickbaity titles and thumbnails. This was good enough to stand on it's own.

[@xskirmisher2720]

1:00 it reminds me of Mr.bean all over again those golden days😔

[@ender7474]

I am definitely not cutting that onion

[@mesoanto1031]

There isn't such a thing as mother nature. Jesus Christ is God and his bounty is a blessing