Pomegranate Pomegranate: best opening technique

The Best way of OPENING a Pomegranate

[@claudiamontanez]

"you would scalp it like you would a human" finally an example I can relate to! :P

[@CanIHasThisName]

How did I get here? Why am I even watching this?

[@epicangelamsp5062]

So this guy could show you how to open a pomegrante when your doing it wrong :P

[@gretagarces8513]

CanIHasThisName haha

[@ZdrytchX]

CanIHasThisName I found this video when I was searching "eat grenade" literally

[@livybugxoxo206]

Not sure how I ended up on this side of the internet again buuuut I just learned something cool. lol Now I gotta go buy me some pomegranates!

[@spidaminida]

+LivyBugXoXo Don't forget to pick up a beloved while you're out!

[@zohrehjan]

+spidaminida hahah man, that was a funny one, btw no offense

[@eminabajrami412]

spidaminida

[@Hanielas]

Thank you so much, this was great, very clear instructions.

[@MELONSCOFFER]

This is the best way I have seen. Also you are so calm and have a wonderful voice .

[@Faizanarmi]

My grandmother taught me to cut it exactly like this. R.I.P ammi jan

[@dumpster9048]

Oh, you're supposed to eat the little balls? I thought you eat the skin

[@roc4189]

+dumpster Have you ever had a pomegranate before?

[@purplphinkk264]

Some people don't have clue how they end up here...lol. And some are like me don't know how to open pomegranate...hihihi...

[@starrychloe]

I like how an Indian said you have to scalp it like an 'Indian'... LOL!

[@terciseptem536]

He meant Indian as in "Native American Indians" and how they scalped skulls(Mohicans). And by the way, how does he seem Indian? The music, his accent and even his appearance does not even resemble an "Indian". At least get your facts right before you say something so fucking stupid loooool

[@olie171]

Terci Septem Actually he does look like a northern Indian. Not all Indians look like Mindy Kaling or Aziz Ansari if that's what you thought.

[@furygaming6589]

Hes kurdish guys

[@unurieff]

+olie171 his accent and face looks Iranian

[@Sc0ttPrian]

Next, how to eat.

[@ar0undworld611]

He is Kurdish from KURDISTAN ! how do i know ? by his name Peshwaz Faizulla and the music playing in the background. I'm also kurdish and in kurdish we say HANNAR/POMEGRANATE and also in arabic ROMAAN or ROMANNA. It is one of the most delicious and healthiest fruit . In Canada we buy them as individuals and its expensive, its sometimes $2,50 for each and in middle east its very affordable and i remember filling up the bag every time we bought it and the size and the taste 10x better when you buy it fresh unlike the ones we buy them here in Canada but its still sweet. how ever this technique was also new to me and i agree its one of the best ways to brake it . Cheers

[@babymaki]

How the fuck did i get here...?

[@nameofthepen]

Terrific! This is THE way to do it.

[@jshicke]

Awesome. I got turned on to these about 6 months ago and had been buying just the seeds, which is expensive. I bought the fruit and tried seeding it myself which took forever and I lost many of the seeds. Your technique was excellent!Thank You.

[@Joyth]

why would someone even dislike this video? come on, the guy showed us THE way to peel and eat this. believe me, I wish I had seen this video sooner.... hours have I wasted by peeling it piece by piece... :p

[@padmasiri7992]

Jorrit Thoné y

[@lesliecruzado2793]

Quit crying about racism and scalping human beings and simply share it for others to learn. Why do we have to whine about everything? Dog gone it!

[@xINVISIGOTHx]

interesting

[@haladysheelaprabhuprabhu3024]

Good tip very useful though I do not like the term ''scalping a human head ''ugggg!!!!

[@wnedyro]

By far the best method I have seen. Im ready to get me some pomegranate.

[@zlatkajupe]

"Scalp it like a human" *well that got dark quickly*

[@joey1599]

We need to scalp it like an infidel.

[@go2mark1313]

this sucks now everyone will eat them. cost will go up.better when people are ignorant. damn you youtube.

[@sara.yaseen]

...right. Because the only reason people don't eat pomegranates as much is because they don't know how to eat them.

[@kaluroth3]

Sarah Yassin And the FoodWishes video shows an even easier way to do it. They are about to get as popular as apples! Damn, my wallet is definitively gonna feel that...

[@sara.yaseen]

Hardcore foodwishes fan right here :3 Four years and counting!

[@zohrehjan]

Thanks baba

[@The_Real_Grandpa_Joe]

lol

[@pyarkaaloo]

thank you so so much for this valuable video. i recently purchased 2 ginormous pomegranates...probably double the size of the one u used! so i knew i had my work cut out for me. your video helped SO much. brilliant technique, it's perfect. this is the way i will cut all my pomegranates in the future. actually i never cut one before, so using your video as a guideline, it came out perfectly!! no mess, i didn't destroy any seed, everything came apart beautifully into 6 chambers just like yours. it took me a bit longer to de-seed the whole fruit, even with the knife-tapping technique because my pomegranate wasn't quite as ripe, although the seeds tasted sweet but they weren't as dark. i normally love to eat pomegranates but i always purchased the seeds on their own & never the whole fruit. i'm so glad i did & let me reiterate, your demonstration is on point. thank you so much!!!

[@juxtn]

I love to eat Pomegranates and I have always cut them open the wrong way and made a huge mess and always hated having to cut up the pomegranate. This video you made has changed my life! Thank you teacher :-)

[@ranidealwis4423]

CT Fernando song

[@jackhammer8439]

Did he just say, "scalp it, like an indian"?!?! Man Im not even native and I think it is insensitive....wow

[@atl3630]

Grow a pair.

[@earthfreakiest]

it is a great technique, sadly, I can't/won't share it because of the (I'm sure unintentional) racism of "scalping it like an Indian" - makes me sad

[@DonutsDrama]

You are a gentleman and a scholar. 💛💛💛 pomegranates are my favorite.

[@zanezawisza9173]

is it just me or do they look like eggs of something

[@vilAvain]

i dont know why im watching i dont even have a pomegranate fruit right now i problably just have no life....

[@indigopocky]

I'm native and the scalping example didn't offend me, don't take things so seriously. Very helpful video peshwaz, thanks

[@vishkou]

Did someone tell you anytime that you look like Ronnie o SUllivan

[@fattybutt96]

What kind of monster doesn't eat those little jewel beans one by one?

[@BogdanAndreiRO]

ur mum

[@vijayalakshmijayarajan3292]

+You're in the wrong house, fool toryh

[@Yutappy99]

Pomegranate. 90% seed. 10% water.

[@LeilaNTris]

Beautifully done! Me and my son just had our first pomegranate and we did it ALL wrong! He forced it open and seeds went flying EVERYWHERE! Lol thank you for this!

[@burnzy3210]

this fruit just seems a complete waste of time, go get an apple or orange

[@mustysheep3977]

different taste bro

[@megaprime67]

+burnzy3210 you're missing out, pomegranates have very unique taste.

[@IIIIKaiserIIII]

+burnzy3210 I bet you don't season your food also.

[@burn625]

scalp it like an Indian would a human being haha

[@DouglaskaT]

Thank you ... this has got to be the most information on this subject i have seen yet. very clean, no mess, no hassle. Well done!

[@TeroberDotCom]

Pomegranate is the fruit of heaven. Simply Delicious

[@DrGarri]

Handsome guy, thanks for the trick!

[@KingJorman]

scalping like an Indian??? Come on, that is a very offensive and inappropriate metaphor. You might want to apologize.

[@cawgsugr1440]

That's what Native Americans would do back in the day to their slain enemies. No need to apologize.

[@jimmyscringlo]

Cawg Sugr It's too bad our generation is filled with oversensitive ignorant people.

[@bluesea2059]

But I find the Indian scalping way so meticulous, no spilling no over cutting.. 😇

[@deanna.radiant]

N Bear I think he's Middle Eastern.

[@chrisdib2410]

Deanna Radiant He is Kurdish so yes, you are right... Just specifying hahaha:D

[@milkweedsage]

i just wanted to say that using the world "scalp" to remove a portion of fruit rind is wildly inappropriate. the scalping of "indians" (ironic that you use that term, truly) is a horrific act of genocide. one should not make light of it and for the love of god do not use that term to refer to anything else. it matters.

[@CandiiBanks]

It put me off wanting to eat my pomegranate :/

[@evapinkert8862]

Magyarul kicsivel jobban érteném.

[@TazPessle]

This is what the internet should be used for! Thanks for sharing.

[@harimygspot]

" that was really useful + helpful as i struggle & spill the seeds on the floor each time i did it wrong always . not now after watching your educative video . . . THANK YOU SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO MUCH & God bless YOU Peshwaz Faizulla BLiSSSFULLLLLYYYYYYYYYYYY... "

[@islandantoinette]

Whow Thank you for this video. I LOVE Pomegranate juice. And have always wondered HOW to eat the fruit. Now I know THAN YOU KIND Sir!

[@angels376]

i love his accent lol

[@kmica2008]

the pomegranate i'm able to get are much more fleshy and impossible to take apart like you did

[@allieK7371]

who needs this i can just get my shotgun (:

[@kimberlycohen2177]

omg. I love pomegranates n I ALWAYS had a problem with seed separation for years. thank you. very informative and I will use this method :)

[@AuntBeeDoesLife]

@PatrikDC lol just peal it like an orange? careful not to squeeze (cause I did by accident and splattered juice everywhere and stained my counter oh well) I just wanted to see what it was like to eat these things...but found I will just leave the handling of the fruit to the Pom company and just buy the expensive juice ha ha

[@AuntBeeDoesLife]

@gar992000 I was totally going to say that lol..."like an indian cutting off a human scalp" lol...could of picked a different comparison...like we do that everyday...but ya best way to do this I have seen no mess...I am going to go eat my first pomegranate I ever ate in my life now that I know how lol bye lol

[@r.c4025]

That make me want to run out and go buy some.

[@TaniDraws]

Thank you for this wonderful tutorial! I got a GIANT of a pomegrenate the other day (1 whole kilogramme clean off the hook), and I managed to get ALL of the seeds out this way without making a mess. My mother had never had a pomegrenate before, and I was happy to share it with her.

[@HBFREEWORLD]

Thanks for sharing this video, awesome way of peeling a pomegranate. I might now buy this fruit often :)

[@TypicallyUniqueOfficial]

This is the biggest pain in the ass about pomegranates. They are, in my opinion, the best tasting fruit. But with great taste comes great responsibility.

[@michelleabutterfly]

I liked this video, this will be my first time opening a pomegranate. Thanks

[@MrCodeerror]

Pomegranate vs Apple, Apple wins because Pomegranate is from Greek Mythology and Apple is from the Bible.

[@knownrandom4400]

why does this have 800 dislikes

[@joshualangemo9594]

Awesome tutorial!!!! Been eating these all of my life and never knew how to do this! I have one of these beauties in my kitchen and my son and I are going to give this a try! Thank you!

[@temich1985]

Thank you. Now I can enjoy one of my favorite fruit without creating a mess :)

[@Charles-ms6sz]

Wow great technique...

[@n7lunar307]

You never think about the Pomegranate struggle. You never think it will happen to you, but one day you'll be out at Asda kidding yourself you're shopping for another one of them mad diets and you'll pick one of these up and be super excited to eat it. Then you get home and start to butcher it and realise. .No one ever told you how to cut a pomegranate, The intricacy of such a small thing blows your freeking mind. Sweet video. Much helpz

[@naseemahmad-mu2kn]

bkvas

[@texastornado91]

I can't believe how many videos there are on how to eat a pomegranate! Wow. I was just searching to find out when they came into season. Anyway, I definately think you have the smartest way to go about it. Did anyone see the woman eatting it seed by seed with a needle? wtf.

[@shanniado8980]

Did he really say, Scalp it, the Indian way!!!!!!! LOL

[@etb4u]

Actually, American Indians would have wars with other tribes. You should stop being so pretentious when you don't really know what you're talking about.

[@orth82]

awesome! very helpful vid, thanks!! :)

[@staspalixron9250]

i knew this opening technique like 20-25 years AGO dude.....

[@Resistanceman4life]

hahaha i love when iranian people explain something they do it from ther inner heart

[@BaBanViVo]

هەموو دنیا قسەم بۆبکات تۆ کوردیت و بە ئینگلیزی قسە ئەکەی هاهاهاها ئەو تەلەفوزەو هاوار ئەکا . هاهاها بژی کوردی خۆمان :D O_O

[@LadyLion121]

Thank you so much! :D

[@trexinvert]

Scalp the top. Cut down the chamber. Flip it over on your hand. Hammer the back. This is the ultimate technique. It works. Thanks.

[@ygermino]

wowwww... i wish i have seen this video in the beginning of ramadan to have made my fruit chat making easier....but better late than never.. thanks for sharing

[@AsyaAvetyan]

Super! Thank you very much!!! I like pomegranate very much! But it took me a lot of time to clean it! Your advice is the best!

[@ft3qfDaffe3]

I noticed right away he was from iran( Non-stereo way) My teacher is from Iran and he has hairy forearms too c:

[@schlaghund]

actuly try scoring it around the middle , turn it seperating .. gently peal back to sprad without splitting the halves .. and then crack a handled or wooden object to make seeds fall out ... WAYYY faster so what you did in the 2nd half but witout all the splitting of pom

[@AiMusicTv]

what it tastes like? i want to try that....anybody send me that kind of fruit here in philippines?LOL

[@Redvixen511]

Thank you. I used to just cut and it was such a mess 🙄

[@vallecim38]

I agree that out of all the videos on youtube your approach to peeling and eating a pomegranate is easy and clean. Not to mention that you are harmonious with the fruit...you are working with its nature rather than going against it. I've never seen anyone bite into a pomegranate the way you did. I have one waiting for him when I get home. Can't wait. Oh and I love the sexy accent. Thank you

[@eugie73]

@MrMartyn24 You made me laugh hard. hahahaaaa. I'm picturing it.

[@wworldchild]

The indian part cracked me up. You shouldn't take it so seriously, a lot of people think of this when reffering to native americans, because we don't know so much about them and this is the representation we have. We know that the scalping thing doesn't happen anymore, but we think more of a character. Like a pirate or a viking or a ninja.

[@CommonGroundWW]

Extremely helpful video (do you recommend soaking in water?). However, the comment about "scalping, like an Indian" is offensive! And, FYI, the Europeans actually scalped the Indigenous peoples first (that's where they learned it!) & offered rewards of x # of dollars for the scalps of men/women/& children.

[@chefjuliakeene1982]

Oh my God, that is awesome! Thank you!

[@deeablort]

scalp it...like an Indian.... bahahahahaha only a foreigner like you or my dad could get away with saying that and not come across offensive

[@stefaniev3952]

Good job. I do the same, but put seeds in bowl and smash for juice. I then place remaining seed pulp in bullet with a little water for the fiber and remaining juice.

[@juniperbabe2783]

My pomigranites look nothing like that ;-; the seeds are darker..

[@Spindriftful]

Great!! My landlady has a pomegranate bush in the front yard of the house I live in. Now I'll know how to open one of those babies. The thing that I was amazed about was learning that they don't grow on trees. Ya learn something new everyday.

[@tynuk123]

@RFDbubbletea Apology to who ? every year western countries start a war with other countries killing people n that nt doesnt offend any1 i dnt see any1 apologies for it. he just stated a fact it did happen n u cant change stop moaning!

[@woodiiis]

very good video...thank you very much now we will enjoy opening this kind of fruits!!! be well

[@magepker728]

for all of you out there looking for the background music, here it is " Kamkars - My Dear, My Flower "

[@PKBirdControl]

This is a great video.. we are given instruction in north america when you buy a pom and it basically has you break it open and pick the seeds out one by one.. this video is what they should be recommending.. thank you!

[@karenclark7523]

Thank you so much. Can't wait to try.

[@BaibaVulgaris]

Thanks, now i go to kitchen to give it a try:). ps. Beautiful manicure, sexy hands :D

[@TWOCOWS1]

"scalp it liker human being"????!!!!! good god: i will never touch this fruit

[@michalhavrila1851]

Great video, thanks to you we could eat a whole pomegranate with my girlfriend without making a mess.

[@Ziellette]

This IS the best way! Thanks ;O) No mess, no waste :O) I've seen other videos saying they have the "best way" and they obviously don't, I can see their way ruining my granite counter tops :O(

[@andres6868]

to me the best method is to cut it in half, and then put it in a bowl of water. Because the seeds are heavier than the rest, with very little pressure, they will go to the bottom of the bowl

[@AmandaTheStampede]

it is this video that I go by to cut open and eat my poms, I had my first one a few weeks ago, I have eaten over a dozen now, i'm so addicted to them :) thank you for the nice video tutorial.

[@nagwagi2000]

This guy really knows his pomegranates...now if he cud only show us the best way to juice a pomegranate at home without getting all those seeds crushed in as well...just extract the pure red juice....

[@goodvibe2846]

Hi Peshwaz!Thanks for sharing your technique.It's useful!