The Strange Truth of a Scallop's Orange Bits 👀 | Food Unwrapped

[@Lxxx74]

That doctor’s sense of humor is so funny to me lol

[@marti5420]

you need one when your job title says scallop orgy wrangler.

[@maestrovso]

"it is to prevent inbreeding". Scallops are smarter than British royalties.

[@Vassle]

The most famous are the hasburgs go have a look at their history of chins. The British royal family are more or less equal to the rest of world in that regard

[@shaunburns3332]

Brittish royalty isn’t as bad as European houses

[@sko1beer]

We have a few religions who encourage marrying first cousins 🤢

[@hiimryan2388]

@@sko1beer religions are created centuries ago. Thing are differant

[@sko1beer]

@@hiimryan2388 nope a few religions are still marrying there first cousins Muslim and jews

[@johnalderman9899]

I live this program. I have learned so much about what I eat and how it's raised !!!! THANKS 😊

[@tomevans4402]

Love em. Fun and interesting. Thank you

[@CHEVYCAMARO4GEN]

Dude this show needs to be in discovery channel

[@suepoch3931]

True that!!! 👍✌️✌️✌️🇺🇸

[@cashnelson2306]

It already is a TV show lol, these are just clips of it

[@joedennehy386]

Its called the coral and is the roe. In New Zealand we eat it with the scallop

[@robertdaly9162]

In Chile too, raw with salt and lemon juice it's delicious.

[@varrjames186]

I live in Australia and I always eat both parts.

[@thebob3712]

@@varrjames186 but you like the gonads best though don't ya?

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

According to Gordon Ramsay, the coral tastes of nothing and gets very rubbery.

[@joedennehy386]

@@DaveDVideoMaker what would he know? But seriously in new zealand and Australia they taste of scallop, and are very tender. But we eat them straight out of the water, as fresh as you can get.

[@starwing0]

You couldn’t just ask Siri or check Wikipedia? Just had to get on a plane 😂

[@worldcitizeng6507]

Gordon Ramsey, Gino, Fred did a road trip to Scotland about this before, this guy just wanted a free vacation to different countries for "research purposes "

[@execbum1]

I've been eating that bit the whole time, because I was told it was just roe...

[@ricanzombie5731]

Im trippn thats not the same person he was talkn 2 on the phone?

[@CTOHeadShot51]

So is the outer clam shell part of the a anatomy?

[@monical4632]

exactly my question too

[@DeRien8]

Yes.... the shell is part of the animal. Like your bones. Where else would the shell come from?

[@CTOHeadShot51]

@@DeRien8 My knowledge of sea and sea life is slim to none, never really bothered to learn about it. I do know there is a creature, similar to a snail - dont know its name, that when it out grows its shell, it migrates to a new one. I was thinking somewhere in that field. NOW I know and will use it as a pick up line haha ^_^

[@Jeffffrey0902]

@@CTOHeadShot51 Are you talking about hermit crabs?

[@qwertyqwerty6099]

@@CTOHeadShot51 smiles.. the other animal you mentioned is a hermit crab.. it has a "bare bottom" which he slips into an empty shell.. he has to move to larger shells as he grows..

[@Cybo-Man]

This video was way too short.

[@mountainguy4710]

Lol Matt giggling like a schoolboy.

[@nanishanelli985]

This was extremely fascinating👍🏽

[@sophroniel]

Lol I thought Jimmy and Matt were the same person just with a beard and not until they videocalled each other.... oops 😅😅😅

[@diulikadikaday]

I thought the same thing.

[@TheCraigant]

thats how we eat them in every single fish and chip shop in australia

[@minuteman4199]

I have never seen them like that in Canada. That might be in part because they are not that common end very expensive, but I have had them a few times. Certainly not at a chippy.

[@cjtathome]

Man , that’s some chippy

[@anonymouspyramids6192]

"Might" end up on dinner plates. You're talking about them as if they're in the wild. They will most definitely end up as a tasty entrée.

[@paulhaggisman3238]

No man they become starters innit. Get with the program

[@kanedaku]

He obviously meant that not all would be viable. Do you really think that that nursery harvests 2M scallops every week?

[@josuegonzales8037]

They could be going into Hell’s Kitchen

[@charleschuckfinley3304]

There’s nothing fishy about this show! It’s very educational and brings knowledge out of its shell

[@joshuataylor3550]

Eyyy!

[@acrobaticcripple8176]

If it's that easy to farm scallops; why drag and destroy the seabed by destructive fishing?

[@jimfiggerty833]

Fascinating

[@jonathanm9436]

Yet, no one mentioned that scallops have eyes!!!!

[@meskinYT]

I could've googled that for you and saved you the cost of a flight to Norway.

[@Birdylockso]

cool video!

[@michaelreis8266]

What a way to find out you've been all up in hermaphrodite gonads for years! I think I identify as a sailor now 🤷‍♂️🤦‍♂️

[@MissMentats]

I can never understand why they don’t just google these questions

[@randomcow505]

They do But just googling it wouldn't make for an interesting video

[@ANTSEMUT1]

Also they want an excuse to go travel to places and such.

[@daviddennison4287]

Pretty smart for a shell fish

[@ocloudx]

Instead of telling me what the oranges part is, all i want to know is...is the orange part eatable?

[@bryannoriegamiguel9192]

of course and is the part with more flavour! Sadly in britain it is usually removed as british are not too keen to seafood/fish flavours

[@kanedaku]

@@bryannoriegamiguel9192 What? No its removed if you buy frozen, buy fresh and its there.

[@MrKinser01]

so if you eat the female part it may taste fishy sounds about right

[@miket6700]

Even worse with sea urchins, you eat the reproductive organs part.

[@hannabaal150]

Not bad with a beer.

[@greatplainsman3662]

Uni!!!!!

[@bubba1343]

Awesome

[@bettydamnboop3030]

If only this would work on people

[@sutats]

That scientist is hilarious.

[@tbabubba32682]

1:35 JUST LIKE HUMANS!

[@georgefitzhugh6455]

The Godfather of a million scallops

[@annietuthill2406]

Soooo that does not answer where the pearls that we see in jewery come from

[@CBlargh]

Scollop!? I thought Baltimorons were the only people who pronounce it that way...

[@naomidrummonds]

Lol 😂 I thought so too: they just can’t pronounce to save they’re lives.... my new talk now BALTIMORONs I should share with my husband 😂

[@CBlargh]

@@naomidrummonds lol! To be fair, I am one... I know how to pronounce "scallop", though...

[@germanyluv]

I've never heard anyone from MD/Baltimore say scollop. The pronunciation in this video is very foreign to me.

[@CBlargh]

@@germanyluv It's not common. Maybe it's an inner city thing? ... or maybe from the eastern shore... I've definitely heard it, but don't remember where.

[@germanyluv]

@CB BC hm, maybe down the shore. I'll take a closer listen next time haha

[@KM-pq7jk]

Scallop without the orange, tasteless

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

Well according to Ramsay, the orange part of the scallop tastes of nothing, and not to mention that it gets very rubbery.

[@josphethegofer9999]

I eat scallops without the orange thingy, taste pretty good. I tried the orange by itself and its a little bland

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

That’s what Gordon says about the orange part. They taste of nothing.

[@MrGregHiller]

Agree completely, but the last couple of years I've not seen them any more with the orange on them.

[@Sa-fd7ih]

Good quality scallop sashimi without the orange bit is amazing.

[@thornyback]

This guy has got the maturity of a 14 year old boy.

[@Hilarycar]

So apparently, they also release giggle fumes!

[@reezalbasri]

Gonad - Gold Nut!

[@schlaznger8049]

That Doc was funny

[@longhaulblue]

Godfather to a couple tens of millions of scalllops. Lol!

[@thesplatt1980]

He didn't say gonad enough

[@theresa5059]

... 😳 ... Er... What am I eating? 😝

[@alexanderwestphal9777]

Um. Did he need to take a flight to find this info

[@randomcow505]

Would you watch the video if it was 5 seconds long Into Quick wiki article "It's an egg sack" End of vid

[@notmemyboizmybeanz]

Billie Eilish and Lil Nas X feel more unique and new than others.

[@timoverington5177]

DONT DRINK THE WATER .....

[@overlyfatman9722]

I like to eat those parts

[@studentdeljuego]

I didn't know sperming was a word lol

[@bustosricky]

SKOLLOP

[@mattbutterworth]

Yup, skollop. Correct.

[@JuniAku]

Lol SKOLLOP

[@moisturisedgnome1181]

Huge Gonads are a priority

[@DNAofDoggie]

1:17 These animals are both male and female Me: futanari detected

[@BruceAlarie]

who are these people

[@TravelAddictGuy]

Eye opening for sure.👁️

[@peterhoulis1184]

Its ROE

[@slimforty]

a 4 minute video to say Roe or Coral ffs

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

You’re using an iPhone 5C in 2020? Haiya!

[@vondahe]

It’s an old show, but recently uploaded.

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

OK then.

[@gabriella2902]

I think you consumed to much MSG.

[@DaveDVideoMaker]

I’m a heavy Knorr user (which does have MSG). No Marco references plz.

[@gabriella2902]

@@DaveDVideoMaker it was an uncle roger reference.

[@suepoch3931]

TFS!!! Who knew! 👍👍👍👍👍✌️❤️✌️❤️🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🇺🇸

[@lurkingarachnid7475]

it's gonnads

[@brandonlasvegas]

😎

[@Torahboy1]

Fnar fnar

[@CRAIGANJOS]

I'm guessing they are not Muslim Scallops

[@GR-kt4le]

Clickbait. The answer starts at 1:33 and takes 3 seconds. It's just the gonads

[@petermacleod5710]

Are people really this ignorant?

[@10thmountainsoldier90]

The mature level on this guy is obvious. Sad.

[@buckbuckleyson2259]

Sad? They were having a great time

[@stormbroke]

But then again, your grammar is also sad!

[@aaronlee6361]

Hermaphrodite is an outdated term. Intersex would suit better.