Tribal People Try Pineapple For The First Time

Tribal People Try Pineapple For The First Time. Villagers Try Pineapple First time. Taste Test Pineapple
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[@LeJipTheHype]

You should go to any place near you that sells fresh pineapple and ask for their trashed pineapple, it should contain the crowns. Replant them split in half from top to bottom to get 2 out of 1. They definitely love the sun. You guys should react to a video of modern day permaculture. Maybe it isnpires you guys to grow free food!

[@TheTribalAct]

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[@xymonau2468]

@@TheTribalAct But they take about two years to grow.

[@LeJipTheHype]

@@xymonau2468 sure, but you do staggered plantings to have consistent harvests in the near future.

[@xymonau2468]

@@LeJipTheHype The first harvest is till 18 months to 2 years away, though. My parents grew them in their back yard.

[@LeJipTheHype]

@@xymonau2468 then grow them everyday! Especially If you find a source of free crowns.

[@abremacabre8868]

Now that theyve had this, would it be possible to have them try pineapple upside down cake?

[@TheTribalAct]

Thanks for the suggestion, will consider it.💓👍

[@happymethehappyone8300]

I Am Actually Surprised With All That They Cultivate/Grow There That They Aren't Growing Their Own Pineapple,, It Is Easy & Would Grow Well There.

[@Facetiously.Esoteric]

you can grow it. Cut the top off and put it in water till it roots then plant it.

[@TheTribalAct]

Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge.😍

[@rae8949]

So definitely my favorite fruit evah!!

[@TheTribalAct]

😋❤️

[@muhammadismail-rc7uo]

I Like It Pineapple😘

[@MGmirkin]

I'm sad, 'cause the thumbnail for the video showed Hakim, but it didn't look like Hakim got to try it... I think he'd have loved it too! ^_^

[@Vidchemy]

Sometimes, in other videos, they have had power outages or sound problems, and those portions can't be used. Hopefully, it is as minor as that.

[@troycollins1265]

I'm Guessing They Never Had Fruit Cocktail... Troy from Atlantic City

[@trismaccarran9950]

Definitely 😊 They'd also enjoy the pears, grapes, & cherries. They should also be told that pineapple juice & soy sauce make a good meat marinade.

[@troycollins1265]

@@trismaccarran9950 It Would be great if they had an American Cookbook

[@River1340]

You guys, where I live people say that one can make a wish every time they try something for the first time💁‍♂so you absolutely gotta take the advantage😀

[@Jenn-ie5vf]

You should do a reverse where Americans or any 1st world country reacts to the food the tribal people eat in a normal day. Would be just as fun in the other direction

[@cjohnson4342]

Tell them that you can twist off the prickly green top and root it in water to grow the plant

[@TheTribalAct]

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[@WORLD-OF-MERLIN]

You should make pina colada (pineapple and coconut) drink mix or shake. I think they would love it.

[@WORLD-OF-MERLIN]

@CR. Ahoy there, Matey‼️

[@TheTribalAct]

Wow, That's a great idea. will consider it.💓👍

[@m3li55a5]

I think they did have non-alcoholic pina coladas once. Unless I’m just not remembering right

[@WORLD-OF-MERLIN]

@@m3li55a5 Cool, I’ll look for it.

[@MarcoSimple1Videos]

👍

[@m3li55a5]

I love pineapple but if I’m eating it freshly cut I can only had a little bit because it is so acidic it hurts my mouth lol. Luckily, pineapple is one of few fruits that taste ok canned

[@TheTribalAct]

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[@miamianz]

pineapple juice is great for the stomach helps fight off parasites as well. Bromelainfound in pineapple is also great for breaking down protein foods, which makes it great for fighting intestinal parasites as it can kill worms. Regular consumption of pineapple can make your immune system healthier and help it to fight and eliminate parasites.

[@TheTribalAct]

Thank you for sharing your experience and knowledge.😍 Lots of Love and respect and many blessings❤️🌹

[@DeLee596]

My Mom would put a pineapple slice on a piece of lettuce, sprinkle with shredded cheese & call it dessert. We were poor.

[@TheTribalAct]

Peace, Love, and Blessings to you❤️

[@dannyworten5876]

I wish you could have served them a fresh pineapple so they could take the top and grow their own. Plus a fresh pineapple taste nothing like canned pineapple,its much sweater no comparison

[@elizabethhabib7327]

It would grow in their environment too.

[@suesullivan-miller887]

HOW????? IT WON'T GROW THERE!!!😳😳🥺🥺🥺

[@MGmirkin]

@@suesullivan-miller887 Why not? It grows in Hawaii, which is also quite hot. It would certainly be worth a shot to try growing it. There's videos on KZbin for "rooting" Pineapple tops, which can then be planted. I suspect it would grow fine as long as it's watered? Assuming no other issues like winter frosts damaging git or something. I don't know all the intricacies of pineapple growing? Though I know it's a Bromeliad and grows like a plant with a single stalk which then develops the fruit. I suspect, if nothing else, it could be grown indoors in a pot, or something. Or potted, grown outdoors during the summer, and brought inside in the winter, if winter cold would kill it?

[@suesullivan-miller887]

@@MGmirkin My understanding is that Pineapple needs high humidity and moderate heat/sun. There, summers are dry and well above 100°f for about 6 months. Then, (as is happening Now) come the torrential rains for months with no cease....mildew and mold literally develop overnight with a proliferation of slugs, plant worms, and snails....as well as flooding. Next is cool season, in the 60s and 70s F. The difference in weather between Hawaii or Latin America and Pakistan is severe. Also watering of crops is almost totally done by hand; these village people have No access to running water. Or the insecticides necessary...no green houses to moderate temps or humidity the plants. I lived there years ago; hence can speak about the weather/temp. issues.

[@elizabethhabib7327]

@@suesullivan-miller887 why not? Maybe they should try with one and see.

[@stephensaxby2820]

Yummy Yummy..I love pineapple..they have become my favourite fruit...and if you mix orange juice and pineapple juice you get a seriously good drink to have at Breakfast. It's pure Caribbean sunshine in a glass.

[@TheTribalAct]

Let us check, thanks for your suggestion.😍❤️😋

[@pouchoulou9]

here we can buy pineaples for just $0.35, i am living in central america.

[@xymonau2468]

Still not the same as a sweet, fresh pineapple, as tinned fruit is cooked. But delicious, anyway. Some people in western countries still think they grow on trees.

[@ruhalfoyls]

We should do a fruit world tour with them.

[@TheTribalAct]

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[@pigeonninety-three7559]

Lychee fruit comes in cans and tastes like sweet flowers. It's grown in Hawaii and the South Asian islands. If you can order or receive mail packages you should try some.

[@TheTribalAct]

Lychee fruit trying video already uploaded 🙂❤️

[@claudiavirginiaalarconbena7171]

A phenomenal fruit that's delicious, flavorful and full of textures! Has great health benefits too! Sprinkle some salt to reduce the tartness. Enjoy

[@TheTribalAct]

😋😍❤️

[@JoeyBlueTx]

Did you tell them the pineapple is eating them back?

[@kimberlyallsup8472]

It’s good on a cheese pizza too! My favorite fruit

[@TheTribalAct]

That's great idea😍❤️

[@HankHopeless]

If You mix pineapple juice, coconut milk and lime, You'll have THE most delicious drink. Serve it cold, and it will quench your thirst

[@TheTribalAct]

😍❤️

[@susannezezon1962]

What a wonderful combination to blend banana mango and pineapple juice in one cool drink!

[@TheTribalAct]

😋😍

[@deidreperryman7842]

What i noticed was their perfect pronouncing of words in their language. If i spoke Their language i'd learn it quickly i think. Loved their comment on the Pineapple. Take care, stay and God bless.💕

[@TheTribalAct]

Lots of Love and respect and many blessings❤️🌹

[@rolitagoodrich1009]

Is that pineapple from a can or fresh pineapple

[@TheTribalAct]

Canned pineapple

[@pouchoulou9]

seriusly, is that difficult for those people to get pineaples, its like a soil problem, or maybe climate problem, or maybe these people are blind and they dont see a big potencial bussiness with this fruit in their country, just imagine a new frut and there is so manay receipts with pineaples they can make, but you need to get access to land before to start dreaming.

[@saragriffith5938]

Why do they not have canned pineapple in their country? It is not expensive

[@mokumboi19]

It is when they ship it across the globe, and you're living on village wages.

[@patriciamorgan6545]

Yes, any time shipping is involved, the end (delivered) cost is higher. There is no such thing really as "free shipping". Someone is footing the bill. And, even in the US, where pineapple is produced in one of our states, it can be expensive and out of reach to those on limited or fixed income.