Jackfruit vs Cempedak : How are they different?

[@AmazingFruit]

0:00 Intro 0:13 Size 0:39 Appearance 0:54 Taking the arils out 2:06 Texture of flesh 2:42 Taste Thanks for watching!

[@Eleora1997Msia]

Artocarpus integer - cempedak Artocarpus heterophyllus - jackfruit same family but still had differential when come to detail

[@RussellBooth1977]

I am growing both of them & that will be the only chance that I will get to eat them at my location in Australia because they're not readily available in shops in my area. Some people in Sydney are growing jackfruit however !

[@bassraja1978]

The jackfruit is less ripe otherwise it can become wayy softer and juicier. If it ripens fully it becomes sweet and juicy as hell. Also depends on vareity.

[@alifhareez7633]

lancau translate : ooohhhhh

[@kimtee8961]

Right. Not all jackfruit are waxy like the video kind and some do drip juice. The waxy kind is my least favourite. I like the kind that is smooth and slippery and very sweet. I've had jackfruit that the flesh is like the cempedak in the video but I know it was jackfruit because of the size, rind and how I had to remove the arils. There are no cempedak that I've seen in Jamaica but we have several varieties of jackfruit

[@binorobin]

Nice, good comparison

[@alifhareez7633]

kimak

[@Unlist-f5n]

may i know what is cempedak name in english , tks

[@2012Prada]

Cempejack

[@EkaBachtiarEffendiSitorus]

Cempedak

[@vivekanandbs1348]

Malaysian jackfruit.(Artocarpus integer) Whereas jackfruits botanical name is Artocarpus heterophyllus .

[@aranimpact]

it’s simply cemepedak just like how durian doesn’t have an english name

[@yohanlakshitha4359]

This video is soooo nice. ❤

[@mdkhairulkabir4688]

I've eaten both but recognizing the Cempedak as Jackfruit... 🫠