10000 Coconuts Breaking for making Coconut Oil in My Village - How to make Coconut Oil

Dear Friends & Viewers the Oil came out from machine after crushing coconut the color will be same like dirt and lightly blackish shade..Because the coconut skin color (Black).
We kept that oil in sunlight for 3 days and filtered,after we get pure coconut oil as like selling in stores.. This process is routine in our village throughout the year...They are hard working people,doing work for getting wages...Sorry for not showing the filtering process in my video...
100% pure coconut oil ....How to make coconut oil....manufacturing method of coconut oil...

[@FoodMoneyFood]

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[@LogicDecoded]

Only idiots would waste that much coconut milk, what morons are you people, morons!!!

[@pramodpatel2009]

Coconut oil prize kya hai

[@opuchowdhurychowdhury9249]

Pls give me contact number I need oil

[@opuchowdhurychowdhury9249]

[phone] imo WhatsApp

[@rhondaclark716]

Food Money Food 🧐🧐Why are they waiting the coconut water 💦. And you can make coconut 🥥 rope with the outside

[@austinjames9186]

respect you all. very hardworking people god bless you all.,keep the tradition alive. my grandma teach us this in Trinidad. 😘

[@sasikalanagarajan5348]

public utlised more things publicgetjob Thatisvillageand citty unedcated people ģet noblice stale she befits nice foođ proceses

[@thomaspulikkotil3872]

This coconutwater you can make toddy easily by adding little lime and some toddy keep sometime for aeration

[@sithuzaw369]

qt?

[@MsMOLLYKINS]

It's so labour intensive , western colours is using it like crazy now days , I really hope the people making it get a good price for all their hard work xox

[@chamindakalugalage1071]

It does not look like any good quality oil producing here.

[@chamindakalugalage1071]

Come to see how we are doing in Sri Lanka.

[@farazaaaaa]

Chaminda ...do you have a link for a srilankan video?

[@chamindakalugalage1071]

Hi Muhammad faraz, Kindly have a look on the following videos. You can see the difference. If you need to make good quality virgin oil for the export market, you must follow the GMP. Many of people commented here haven't seen a coconut in real life. Sri Lanka and Thailand produce over 95% of world's coconut production. We know A-Z on these. Furthermore I have worked over 13 years in Activated carbon (from coconut shell charcoal) factories in Sri Lanka and Thailand. They produce best quality Activated carbon (coconut shell based) for the local and export market.

[@ritaraju4998]

Thanks for saying that its true. But out here in Vancouver bc, since I was little in the 70's and 80's it only came from Fiji and my mom and dad got it from Fiji supermarket thete was no philipeno stores here then, thank God for that when I was growing up, now the ports are shut barely any fiji stores around to buy these products so I bought the philipeno ones which had no good smell or effect of that coconut oil we used yo get 35 years ago here, so sad

[@tatonkatatonka]

Wow...The work that went into this with human hands... ....Most of us from Canada and USA have no idea what real work is.......I admire these people......

[@FoodMoneyFood]

Thank you....

[@udhayakumar2152]

Johnny Scott

[@YouKnowMeDuh]

Lot more than just USA and Canada, lol.

[@phyllisgordon6577]

Wow this process takes out the oil.immediately. No need for juicing, straining, and fermenting. this is awesome

[@frendoman4327]

the meat from the young coconut is like pudding..and the water is so sweet, at medium the water has a different taste and the meat is crunchy and sweet. the nut of an old coconut is loose in side and once husked, the nut is like a softball, the texture is chewy and waxy..that is the perfect time to make coconut oil..i'm from Hawai'i and grew up eating coconut and man different ways..the coconut is fantastic! :)

[@One_KHRN]

That's very hard job....respect for you people 😊, next time plz someone donate them a coconut breaking machine....Respect from Bangladesh. 👍🏼have a nice day and appreciate the life what you have today....

[@TheDarknessOfGames]

KHRN Star bitch please I roll 2000 newspapers a night

[@gissreea1919]

Wow wow I love it mouth watering the smell of this coconut oil is amazing

[@marchial]

I love coconut oil love from PHILLIPPINES 💕

[@grandpa4316]

This is the traditional way of making coconut oil for hundreds of years. The dry coconut meat is copra. This was the cooking oil more than 50 years ago until it was replaced by palm oil. Almost all of the coconut plantations were replaced with oil palms. Small amounts of coconut plantations still exist today and are used mainly to produce cold pressed virgin coconut oil which can fetch a very much higher price.

[@annachet5496]

my respect for thise hard working plle,

[@milldabeast519]

hard work???lmao....

[@rowanp8740]

milldabeast, bro, when is the last time you sat out in the noon-day heat and shucked Ten Thousand coconuts for probably less than minimum wage? That looks like hard work to me.

[@puffalump76]

Joseph Pushkash true...that other poster must be a lazy kid.

[@scaryballoonfish8989]

I just lost respect for your grammar.

[@gullzameenkhan1955]

jennifer chung

[@vidativaprodutosnaturaisem3755]

Thanks for the production!

[@rogeriopfmg]

Maravilhoso, isso sim é comida de verdade.

[@VarunSumedhan]

We could collect that water in a bowl and put some yeast and keep for 1-2 days and whoa we have an awesome toddy :)

[@douglasdishroon1834]

I realize this is a very old video, but, could you tell me, if the waste can be used as fertilizer? TY

[@VarunSumedhan]

@@douglasdishroon1834 can you elaborate what you meant by waste. If it's the coconut water you are referring to it's not considered waste from where I come from. The coconut water contains a hormone Cytokinin and it helps in plant growth. Could be poured into planters or pots. Could attract ants as it's sweet.

[@VarunSumedhan]

If you are referring to the waste material after oil is extracted then it's called coconut oil cake. It's extensively used as a fertilizer. Please use the keyword and "coconut oil cake" and find out more.

[@douglasdishroon1834]

@@VarunSumedhan Thank you sir/ma'am for the reply.

[@TraciMann]

Thank you for all the beautiful coconut oil! :)

[@safiyakv801]

Ee

[@daymal2717]

Good job, that stuff is magical!

[@OMARASMI]

Waw amazing....coconut or oil palm...i like coconut for my farm next

[@tigistseleshi8923]

wow what the smart people god bless those hands!!

[@errolsmith6572]

Tigist Seleshi n

[@joydeepghosh6727]

They should collect the coconut water. Wasting costliest coconut water 😭

[@nsu118]

น้ำมันมะพร้าสกัดเย็น..สุดยอด

[@user-tw6mp9lu3r]

سبحان الله الحمد لله لا إله إلا الله الله أكبر سبحان الله وبحمده سبحان الله العظيم أستغفر الله العظيم وأتوب إليه لا حول ولا قوة إلا بالله الله أكبر الله أكبر الله أكبر لا إله إلا الله الله أكبر الله أكبر ولله الحمد اللهم صل وسلم وبارك على سيدنا محمد صل الله عليه وسلم وعلى آله وصحبه أجمعين

[@Duke2534]

My favourite drink wasted😭

[@goldenmariposa]

dhriti kant haldar As soon a saw that I said the same 😭😭😭😭😭

[@robroiboi]

Crazy, huh!!!! I guess they've never tasted it

[@vangcruz4442]

In countries with lots of coconut, they only drink young coconut water. The old coconut water tends to be not consistent in test. 1 out 5 the water may taste rotten. For this reason, they don't drink the water from old coconuts. Once you tasted rotten water from a old coconut, you will never drink from one again. Due to the high oil content of coconut, if you got a rotten coconut, the decaying coconut meat mixed with the coconut oil, once you put it in your mouth, you will not be able to wash the roting taste and smell out of you mouth due coconut oil ability to enter into the cells lining of your mouth on contact. For the next 10 minutes, your mouth will smell like you have a very juicy maggot infested rotting flesh falling apart dead rat in your mouth. That is why they don't want to take that chance.

[@rhondaclark716]

dhriti kant haldar 🧐. I just said the same thing , think of how many millions they could of made sir 🧐

[@josedeicazaoehlke3438]

Vang Cruz no es cierto, el agua del coco seco suele estar muy rica, simplemente viene menos que en el coco verde, que aún tiene poca pulpa. Lo genial es aprovechar todo lo bueno que nos da la planta. Esa agua debería ser aprovechada. Es solo oler y percibe si está bien. Si duda prueba un poquito y no pasa nada. La pulpa al natural es muy rica y nutritiva. Creo que “comida-dinero-comida” se hizo “desperdicio-dinero-dinero” 👎🏼

[@roditajauslin1317]

Me and my family doing this Work very hard for 30yrs ago.fr.Philippines

[@joytomas68]

Rodita Jauslin I am from the Philippines too. How do you process coconut oil?

[@soniaclimes]

very skilled and confident with machete... it takes a lot of skill to keep your thumb doing this work over and over many years without injury !

[@toyaboya2145]

you guys are very blessed in this village. you live by so little like no stove but, you're able to cook such good meals and have an abundance of fresh foods and meats

[@q1wqqaagaldo177]

Latoya Goudy truly indeed

[@gracedavalos7148]

I love this,its very clean

[@diseyendiomu7382]

Looks like they have never cleaned this factory since it's first use, and why can't these people use safety gadgets to work? The coconuts are old as they claim but some of them have gone bad. Just by looking at them from this video it's obvious that they have a lot of hygiene adjustment and improvement to do.

[@alanperez7888]

Sometimes we complain about our jobs, look at this hard work!

[@milldabeast519]

welll not sure what kinda job you got....

[@sergiocantillo3261]

ive seen worse

[@no1Liikeglenn]

what hard work?? repetitive it is perhaps but hard??? how is it hard ? heavy lifts ???

[@milldabeast519]

Or like a 28oz hammer?? . ....called construction bud

[@no1Liikeglenn]

ever used an ax... for cutting wood... try cutting a few tons of wood with an axe thats hard and you use your whole upper body in the process. try it it out it's just as monotonous but harder work with alot of heavier lifts and the same goes for working on the lager bearrings or rollerbearrings assebly line at SKF. thats alot of monotonous and most of the time heavy work i would say...or try out working in construction and hammer hughe poles into the gorund to strengthen the foundation of older buildings that are sinking in to the ground, dont know what that process is called in eng but it is hard work for real even with hughe machines involved.,... i said the work in this clip here is not esp hard work. it is monotonous and there is a difference between monotonous work and hard work but there is also of course monotnonous hard work..... still sayin this is not especially hard work just wery monotonous..........would you rather cut 5 tonnes of wood with a heavvy axe or put together 550 pound roller bearrings in a dirty factory or would you sit in a sunny climate and cut 5 tonnes of coconuts with a large knife? i promise you that an axe is way more heavy than that machete of yours......

[@dandelion8232]

All of that coconut water gone to waste ):

[@mamabearcher2685]

amberweedie That's what I'm curious about. it didn't look like they had liquid in them. The ground was dry where they were splitting them open. Was going to ask if they were a type of "Dry" coconut or what.....

[@karthikx]

amberweedie.. it is kopparai (copra)... I believe there will be no edible water in it as it is dried

[@MountainMama1000]

Some of the coconuts did have water in them.

[@Edith.G.G.]

Yeah 😢 I love coconut water and is so sad watch all that precious water wasted...

[@TamrenStarshadow]

Not really. The coconut water that tastes good comes from young green coconuts, these are mature coconuts with thick rinds on the inside. Unlike the young ones they only have a little water inside of them instead of being full and it doesn't always taste good (usually bitter or sour). Even if they did collect all the water it wouldn't be worth much because coconuts literally grow on trees, and people would rather drink from young coconuts. Coconut water is only expensive everywhere else because it has to be canned and imported across an ocean.

[@jeninunu9177]

thanks for sharing with us very interesting

[@antoniobangate3750]

Quality product, it so clean!

[@TheseEyesGod]

Thank you so very much for sharing this process with the rest of the world. Amazing! Teamwork :) ~♥~

[@user-mt6vc9bm1z]

Simply a place for the production and manufacture of epidemics and diseases

[@kaenkhaoone3532]

Next outbreak will be Heineken virus lol

[@senehdailylife5641]

Cold pressed coconut oil. Nice video.

[@genardkilayan1622]

wow nice video to share how to produce coconut oil..may parent they have big plantation of coconut trees but they dont know how to produce coconut oil..they just harvest then draying then salling to exporting in any country...

[@mohanbs5371]

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[@amy0561]

Such a nice educative video

[@ameerali5915]

Amy 05 bbbbbb

[@yvonnewhitfield2382]

It's amazing for so much work a d all those water from coconut is wasting we need to appreciate things more

[@ruksarzeeshan3060]

PAGAL HAI WASTING WATER

[@hemraj1266]

Pl a

[@Draaca]

So hygienic. Much wow.

[@ayala430]

I love coconut oil and the fruit.

[@naninaidu4497]

A lot of hard work.Respects 🙏

[@norhelmy7541]

for those said why waste the coconut water,we dont drink water from old coconut. taste not good

[@janimeramen9068]

nor helmy Alot of people don't know these are old coconuts.

[@fizsing2615]

what if they were stripped?! from fresh one's

[@CampfireTalkswithJeremy]

learn english and how to properly use correct grammar before you correct someone noob!lol

[@CampfireTalkswithJeremy]

i dont know what you are talking about, you make no sense go to school and just think about what you are saying ok buddy. please just learn how to use proper grammar and it is physically not possible to bang my mom with grammar.

[@CH-qy3sl]

It's not physically possible to bang my mom with grammar is killing me. I was going to slam u for insulting people, but you get a pass.

[@sarojkumaridrawingclasses4019]

Nice job friend

[@esmeraldakitty]

I love coconut!!!

[@facupadi-1b-271]

wow, cleanest thing I've seen in my life

[@neelamgurung4046]

It's the best oil for my skin,looooov it❤️

[@yogeshbhusal8945]

True!

[@nikhilnayakpaliwal889]

Hey

[@bharatlathiya832]

Hi sweet

[@MohamedAli-tm6ry]

Very good God bless you

[@33keshavkunjpune81]

hard work, really appreciate them.I think coconut water can be used somehow..if you want like to drink then talk to some firm to regregerate and sell it so that at least someone can use it.

[@ANewEvilRising]

its amazing how that man cuts so many coconuts open like that without chopping off his hand. thats skill. the risk is higher the more he chops and hes chopping away at hundreds of em! WOW!

[@pravinaprasad4902]

And its a practice which is been followed for many many many eras n years... ur concern is correct but ppl havent chopped there hands

[@benhansen6308]

@@jacko8603 That was the sharp edge of the hook knife, stop the video and you can easily see that.

[@bellvaniasahu1872]

this country have blessed😇

[@optimusprime1598]

LOL still freedom fighting...

[@lcw9127]

Poor indians. Westerners give us Refine oil, olive oil, mineral oil, sun flower oil which totaly useless and dangerous to health. In the same time they spread wrong msg to whole indians via media that coconut oil not good for health and high cholesterol. So what happen is, indians stop using coconut oil for cooking bcz of wrong msg and they change to that "poison" oil from white people country. So what happen is, the demand for coconut oil is droped in india as plan by westerners, then they bougth it (coconut oil) with cheap price for their country. They using coconut oil for daily cooking. This is how white people kills indians.

[@zieruc3271]

Blessed is one this but hygiene is another thing...suprisingly they don't have.

[@rosewhite---]

Good to see nice production.

[@Crastics07]

you do really hard work

[@Mari443Garrett1]

Wow. Very interesting. So what happens to the coconut pulp after the oil has been extracted? Surely it could be use for something.

[@FoodMoneyFood]

Extracted coconut bulb are used to food for Cows...

[@ayushgarg3694]

Food Money Food pulp* :)

[@lvl9001Troll]

+Ayush Garg shut up don't ever correct him again you fucking man

[@BlueFox61]

+Mike Oxlong is on his period

[@lvl9001Troll]

+Jeran Fox FUCK you you fucking man

[@TheAarkay]

Why don't we accept the natural colour of the Coconut oil as slightly dusky, and benefit from the Vitamin B Complex present in the brown coating of the nut, instead of removing the coating and then making the transparent oil? Another less known method ,popular in Kerala is to grate the Coconut to fine bits through the scaper, directly crush the grated nut meat and extract milk three times. The third milk is boiled first, and when most of the water is evaporated, the second milk is added and later ,after more water has got evaporated add the first milk and continue boiing till the oil content separates. The Coconut butter is a great taste maker to be added to vegatables or other food materials a secret ingredient, and can also be distributed to kiids as a surprise breakfast additive. It is mildly sweet, and even diabetics can have it.

[@izzimk11]

God bless you!

[@IAMDIMITRI]

Is that a youtube stabilisation? Looks amazing.

[@Nikikruiz911]

People stop bashing the coco water it tastes good maybe not all but plenty tastes sweet

[@blingonate]

Luisnina M have you ever drank from a brown coconut?

[@lavirgicolombia]

Why you don't drink the coconut water? And in how mant hours did you fishing this amazing project? I love your videos i will love to visit one day.

[@6million1]

Assuming they can crack 1 coconut every 3 seconds it would take 55 man hours for just the cracking.

[@dandelion8232]

Sygg I'm sure they could've saved a little bit of it for hydration.

[@ZAPSquad-rb3hj]

Young coconut has a lot of sweet water, but not a lot of flesh/meat. As the coconut matures, the meat gets thicker and has less water and the water doesn't taste sweet any more.

[@cora_kathlena]

I would have eaten so many of those when they were still young. But man so much waste with the coconut water man.

[@vivekshrivastava9642]

Xxx. Com

[@nurmago7]

Take my advice Next time multi project make coconut juice don't waste...

[@rohitkhosla8110]

Those who wonder about Coconut water. They are in a village where there is no market for it. The market is in cities. The logistics of collection, preservation and distribution us not yet developed. I drink water from brown coconuts regularly since it is used extensively in my house for cooking. The water can be sweet or tasteless but never does it taste bad (unless you use a spoilt coconut).

[@lezahc3847]

Lazy people want much but get little, but those who work hard will prosper. Proverbs 13:4

[@realvictoria5970]

I bought my first coconut yesterday. it's light brown. I am so curious if it has flesh if the juice is good. wish me luck.

[@savagecabbage1787]

Better be paying them good money for doing all of those coconuts

[@milldabeast519]

you seen the price for that shit? like 20 $ a liter! so they gotta be making like a nickel per liter

[@somuvalli2688]

@@milldabeast519 Lqqwdfu

[@pdude1911]

Very nice!

[@shahidhussain3421]

We respect your hard work

[@nyakwesikabasa9854]

Nahitaji Mafuta nitawapataje

[@algismelanas4576]

I would just say you'd better develop a modern and clean system for extracting the oil.

[@user-co9ct1bn1u]

Traditional method is always best for the health...

[@fatimatariq6156]

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[@RibbitHopX]

Do the spider webs 14:36 help strain it or do they impart flavor? I've never seen grey coconut oil. Is that from the machine oil?

[@hairrus7278]

that's real coconut oil. The stuff in the stores in America is fate and lab made.

[@Marthisdil]

@@hairrus7278 actually, it's not necessarily fake...but likely further processed/refined

[@prickleb8796]

@@Marthisdil I can bet you that this oil is more organic than the one you believe is so refined .

[@kaenkhaoone3532]

The spider cobwebs are for Halloween decorations they forget to take it down so you will have to excuse them lol

[@chandnithakkar7254]

Spider webs shouldn't be there lol...very unhygienic...but the color i believe is from coconut Brown skin

[@bisayangboleroofficial7091]

Good job guys.. keep safe

[@jannatshah82]

Boht mehnat hain

[@RAdams]

Looks like a lot of metal gets into the oil from grinding.

[@sophiejones304]

No metal in the oil. The inner skin which lined the meat/ flesh of the coconut is grayish in color. Coconuts are to soft to scrape the metal grinder and the oil keeps the grinder from becoming rusty

[@karemunisabegum2640]

Every work those people are doing is good, but wasting the water which is very precious for people is not good. Unhealthy persons gets lots of energy by this water. So please kindly save the water. There are lots of people who cannot get that water also.

[@Diidii22665]

very nice good job

[@zjork]

this video is nuts!

[@KTFRabbit]

These are old coconuts like what are found in US grocery stores. I was sad to see the water being wasted, but for these old coconuts, the taste is hit and miss. The leftover pulp makes excellent garden compost.

[@jerpar498]

JarJarBinks Well most household in the US do not keep cows.

[@mamabearcher2685]

Were these Dry Coconuts????? Very Cool Video!!!!!! How many Coconuts does it take to fill up that container????? Very Cool!!!!💚💙💚💙💚💙💚💙💚💙💚💙💚💙💚💙💚💙💚

[@karthikx]

Mama Bear Cherokee Miller, it is called Kopparai (Copra in English)

[@mamabearcher2685]

Kokki kumar very cool, thank you💚💙💚💙💚💙💚💙💚💙💚💙

[@commentexpert4486]

Mama Bear Cherokee Miller this procedure is extremely ver hard. But end of the day you will get grate product. The employers are sitting on the very hot ground and they do their job

[@mamabearcher2685]

Mathurai Kanaki I know, I feel so horrible they are bent over, it's probably boiling hot.... They are very Hard working Ppl!!!!!!!!! Bless them, thank you💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜💙💜

[@mamabearcher2685]

JarJarBinks AWESOME THANK YOU!!!!!! Hope your having a Great day!!!! 💚💙💛💜💚💙💛💜

[@user-rd5dr1tb3h]

Amazing work

[@eyestoenvy]

The coconut water is a bustling market all in itself, both nutritiously and medicinally! Talk about a phenomenal waste!

[@sophiejones304]

The water from the mature coconuts are not ideal for drinking, but you can still drink it if you like, but it doesn't really taste that good to most people. The coconut water vin stores are from the young coconuts

[@frankseda1]

First they leave the coconuts outdoors where rodents visit overnight. Second, that coconut oil has a grey metallic color. That is polluted, unhealthy, and is not good for consumption.

[@smartbaba1321]

Plzz keep.your science to you, We are using it from more then thousands year and fully Setisfied.

[@TNUni167]

I couldn't finish the video. All of that coconut water goes to waste while many of them have nutrient deficiency.

[@Bennylontoh69]

Coconut water from old coconut totally different taste with the young one. The taste is bad cannot drink it anymore. But this whole process is absolutelly not for virgin coconut oil for skin but for ccoking oil only. Not hiegienic at all. Will be add some chemicals ingredient till got final product for sure.

[@shaikhsaleem9558]

Good sir you

[@mutiaramonika5817]

God bless us amen from jkarta

[@MrCloudey]

If coconut oil are made out of crushed coconuts and olive oil is made out of crushed olives. What is baby oil made out of?

[@aggressivepizza2394]

Abortion leftovers

[@daytonWs]

jey Chow THE BODIES OF YOUR ENEMIES' UNBORN BABIES!

[@abundantsunflower1107]

jey Chow mineral oil and fragrance.

[@firetech710]

jey Chow chemicals

[@jerpar498]

You should ask China.

[@rekt8889]

Stop it..Its a waste,stop hurting my brothers.. :/

[@whatdoyouwantyoutwat4133]

Coconut I'm a Watermelon...and I must protect my fellow water brother

[@hithesh.n2978]

Resistance is futile. You will be crushed!

[@FeaRCappy]

I would love to come there and just be hacking away at some coconuts haha.

[@fantasticfavour]

they are worthy of fat payment! this is so much work...👍👍👍

[@fatimanaqvi2976]

wish there was some way to save this coconut water...

[@douglasalan7786]

Go build them a table(and some nice stools) with a drain and barrel under it. You just found your calling. GO ! 55 gallons at $4-5 USA Pesos per gallon.

[@fatimanaqvi2976]

You go and do what you are suggesting , its your idea not mine.

[@_lim1542]

Fatima Naqvi they aren't saving the coconut water because it's old and taste bad. No need to save the water

[@TheKnowledgeThurst]

유행가 Lim it was once young

[@PikaPluff]

Nothing, nothing in this world goes to waste. Think about it.

[@AliceintheWest]

WHAT'S WRONG WITH THIS VIDEO? I can see cobwebs in this processing area and the workers are not wearing proper clothing, no gloves, their feet are hideous. Extremely unsanitary.

[@kaenkhaoone3532]

OSHA doesn't exist in some countries lol

[@JW-bx4su]

This village probably is somewhere in Africa or rural area in developing country. They have natural resources but they can't make the best use of it. They need money, technologies to build modern food factory to process the coconuts.

[@kieveyepthomi]

India

[@abdulkhaleel6020]

Very great job

[@williamsjasonw]

I should go to India and get a hard working woman to be my wife!

[@madhankumar1680]

That's one of the characters of humans. We search what is the special in others, we don't spend that much time to to find what is the special of ours 😉.

[@abutalaha2334]

What a jokes

[@JudithStOnge]

Interesting to see all the coconuts tumbling around in the dirt. Nut Meat exposed to that farmers dust and dirt. Kinda put me off a bit.

[@erinsangma8310]

Why waiting coconut water u drink it

[@kaenkhaoone3532]

They have a WhatsApp number above if you like to make a suggestion or comments

[@mikemccarthy2243]

I once had a stick like that, we called it "Stick". It was a good stick.

[@stevostevo5032]

Coconut industry is very, very labor intensive. Every part of the coconut is very useful. You have to climb a tall tree to harvest the coconut. I commend this people for all their hard work. Uses of coconut parts 1. Outer Shell is used to make ropes 2. Hard shell for fire,cooking or electricity 3. Coconut water for vitamin drink, coconut milk 4. Coconut for eating, soup,oil,soap ,fertilizer 5. Coconut pulp for food, flour, fertilizer, vitamin pills. You can see every part of coconut is useful. Even the leaves from the trees are used for canopy or shelter.

[@firetech710]

stevo Stevo we extract all these things from coconut. Here our girls uses coconut oil for good hair growth. And the pulp is the best food for goats

[@stevostevo5032]

Thank you for your answer. Every part of the coconut is useful. I admire your people.

[@13gladius28]

Nobody has to climb trees; there are long poles with clippers can cut one by one from the ground

[@abcd41216]

Lack clealiness!

[@ayushgarg3694]

So this is for oil! I guess. Will it go to refineries next.

[@olufunmilayoewa-jesu3594]

Ayush Garg No, it is purely unrefined. No bleaching, no deodoriser, not a single chemical added, all natural product. Best oil in the world for its health, nutrition and beauty benefits.

[@MakoyUnggoy]

I did a video about this in my remote Province in the Philippines, not quite 10,000 Coconuts though!

[@hangaolugraceson5733]

Ugghh my mouth can't resist to taste it

[@LENNONSAudioVisual]

NO HYGIENE. The machine is not cleaned properly.

[@kaenkhaoone3532]

They are awaiting for the Food and Agriculture Administration certification lol

[@kimchloe4458]

And then I put it in my hair lol

[@martaferreira1698]

Uau!Nunca vi tanto coco

[@markusbassi]

Oh my coconut water. I am in tears

[@charlesfoster575]

It would be safer and EASIER to break the coconuts over a separator that saves the "milk" and separates the meat from the outer shell which also has value for many decorative items such as buttons. It is amazing to see a rare "bad" one with obvious rot being tossed into the pile of non-rancid coconuts...as well as shelling them onto DIRT. Wow. So close and yet so far from the quality and benefit that is available. Next time you get a strange "note" in the odor of your coconut oil, just remember the visual at 14:24...that's appetizing, eh?

[@joem4785]

Well they dont want the "milk" and the shells, they are used for decorative items. Make a trip, travel around and then see how people do things there.