Trying Sweetsop for the first time!

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I've seen this one around before but never got to try it! Very sweet, granular feel like a ripe pear, slight jackfruit flavour, looks like soursop fruit?! This is a completely unique one you have to try! Let me know your thoughts in the comments if' you've tried it before...
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[@brendareid9332]

I just miss having sweet sops. As a child growing up in Ja. we had the trees in the yard. So many different fruits, we never ate junk. We were never hungry, always a fruit in season. Blessed country.

[@j.miguel6193]

and the paradox is, people always want to teach these kind of countries to adopt the western lifestyle, and teach them how to live... this world is nuts!

[@Jackgritty28]

Time to try something different,how do you eat it,it's not rocket science,throw away the seed,indicates ripeness,different to soursop,any fruit is for your health,doesn't have to taste good,describe the taste as difficult to describe,drink it as a juice or eat it raw,does it taste like jackfruit,it is found in the Jamaican forest,pick it only when it's ripe,shape of leaf should be noted to distinguish the type of it,fresh from yard🇯🇲🍈

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

That's the good life 😌💞

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

In Virginia in my grandma's backyard I ate good too. Berries and peaches and I even discovered what a prickly pear was on my own! Lol! 😁

[@seosamhv]

@@j.miguel6193 the western lifestyle used to be homesteading and self sufficiency too. the west has lost their “western lifestyle”

[@djgenius626]

Love sweet sop, my favorite fruits in Jamaica are in this order,, 1- jackfruit 2- naseberry 3- blacky mango 4- sweet sop 5- star apple 6- guinep 7- custard apple 8- sweet cup 9- passion fruit 10- locust

[@pamchinn9312]

There's no competition of locust (powder) n passion fr. (sour), over east indian, Julie mango, persimmons, June plum, longan n tangerines not even close

[@mehonesssaliou5270]

Blessed Friday to everyone 🙏🏼 have a safe and fun filled weeks end . 😊

[@elgreko2590]

You too

[@caribbeanman3379]

In my island we call them Sugar Apple. Imagine a soursop that is very sweet and lacks the acidity and the soursop flavor - that's what it tastes like.

[@islandguy1842]

same in the virgin islands, miss eating them

[@DarkKnight-yr5pz]

@@islandguy1842 finally someone from the virgin islands. I'm from ST. Thomas

[@axman3128]

I'm sure a few of the islands call it sugar apple,never heard sweet sop

[@wtoussaint6240]

St.Thomas for sure, I never heard nobody call it sweetsop

[@NaturalBornK]

the sour frute you handeled in cuba is called "guanabana" we Caribbean's love our fruits

[@Atomesk]

Guanabana is soursop in english

[@NaturalBornK]

@@Atomesk thank you

[@bradley.missick5976]

Matthew this was my favorite fruit growing up in the Bahamas. We calls it sugar apple

[@peacemaker8352]

It's called sugar apple in Guyana too.

[@bradley.missick5976]

@@peacemaker8352 yeah

[@BongiePilapilMacas]

Soursop is my favorite fruit when grew up in the Philippines, anywhere we go households have these trees with fruits on it , and you can just pick them harvest them!

[@juniyananajukyu]

Never had to pay for guyabano right?!

[@pauladonaldson896]

Sweet sop👌👌👌👌👌❤️

[@Leivar420]

Here in Philippines we called that "Atis" and Soursop is "Guyabano" 👌🏻

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

I would love to see and experience the Philippines one day, I bet it's absolutely beautiful. 🤗

[@franklinchinquee4293]

Matt. Sometimes you can get "sweet sop" at NO FRILLS in Toronto, but I think that it's called "sugar apple."

[@DarkKnight-yr5pz]

Yea we call them sugar apple in the Virgin Islands.

[@ashleyogarro2686]

On the little island that's what we call them...Sugar Apple.....St kitts, Nevis, Montserrat.., etc

[@franklinchinquee4293]

@@DarkKnight-yr5pz CHEERS.

[@LOANNGUYEN-zs7fx]

That’s sugar apple! You can find it in Canada, Viet Nam, Thai Land, India and other countries! Also you can find it a lot in Florida - USA even in my own backyard! It’s our favorite fruit ever! Very delicious and costs from $8.50 and up per pound! Depends on the weather each year the price is changing as well!

[@franklinchinquee4293]

@@LOANNGUYEN-zs7fx Since we in Jamaica were part of UK, and that was the English name - that's what we used. CHEERS!

[@michaelhagan9678]

Muchlove brothers from San Christobal de la casas, Mexico.

[@saudali1398]

Bess fruit!!! They are called Sugar Apples here in 🇹🇹

[@harrybillups3731]

Very sweet fruit we have many in ghana

[@stillhere8553]

After living in Ghana a few months I was convinced the slaves brought many seeds to Jamaica/the diaspora. Same foods, Same people.

[@mrxces69]

As a child, sweet sop and nasberry were my favourite fruits

[@sunshinesunshine1389]

Mine as well especially if you grew up in Manchester 👍🏾👍🏾👍🏾🇯🇲🇯🇲

[@Eugenia_Farms]

this is a very tropical fruit mathew. really people in cali or central/south florida get these sweet sop (sugar apple, annona squamosa) bless up everyone from central FL

[@steventransou445]

Yo yo here we go Ras Kitchen Vibes 🌈🌄🏖🏝🎉🐍🍺🍻🌄🍸🍹☀️🧋🧃🚬💯⛩🔥🗿🪴🤗🍃💨🍃🚬💨⛩⛩⛩🪴

[@user-ps4ei5ow8l]

I'm from the Caribbean,and this reminds me of Buttercup,located around the Queens Park Savannah,it's like an ice cream within the middle with seeds,Matthew and you spit out the seeds,most enjoyable... I like how the Rasta,is cascading through the bushes to get his crop... Fantastic

[@monkey0550ify]

I grew up on that in my younger years supper delicious

[@dianalewis8548]

Love this fruit. Sweet and tasty. Yum. Enjoy your weekend. Gonna be cold here in S. Fla. Arctic blast. Not good.

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

Here in Virginia east coast it's the same. We're snuggled in waiting for the second round of freezing snow! It's crazy! Lol! ⛷️☃️❄️

[@bhkfdbfb]

Man I love Jamaica and Ras kitchen

[@MeditationForLifeU]

I haven not tasted this in about 40 years but it is a lovely fruit.

[@kunalroy2496]

Love from India ❤🇮🇳 stay blessed 🙏🕉

[@scorporsupremacy7948]

We called those Sugar Apples here in the Virgin Islands 🇻🇮

[@marvalyntracey9044]

Sweetsop n Naseberry my favorite fruit.

[@kazbah1217]

I love this fruit! We call them "custard apples" in Australia. Very sweet and super yummy!! Bless up y'all ❤💋🥰

[@andylae2055]

In Jamaica we also have a different fruit we called custard apple. Love that one as well. We have sweet sop and custard apple.

[@NATURALMYSTICMK]

These are nit thecsame as custard apple. Totally different fruit. Different look, taste, size,skin. Different tree.

[@andylae2055]

@@NATURALMYSTICMK I edited my respond.

[@djC653]

Brings back childhood memories growing up in the VI. Hopefully you can find Tropical Almonds there, love them, those and keneps and yellow coconuts with the best tasting water and jelly inside. Ok I want to go back home

[@nevertrustsonofman.kingjam5233]

HEY 👋 MATTHEW, THANKS FOR SHOWING THE BUSINESS, YOU'RE A GOOD MAN 🦸‍♂️ 👨.

[@SydneyDymant]

I tried this too a few weeks ago it's literally the best fruit!!!

[@Uptop344]

Great show, great music, great fruit, great co-host! Bless up

[@georgiagonzales3769]

In the USVI, we call them Sugar Apples. 😋

[@lilyofthevalley2248]

👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾✅💯💯💯🇻🇮

[@skyguy7816]

AYEE NICE TO SEE YA STILL EXPLORING THE AMAZING FOOD IN JAMAICA KEEP IT RAS

[@kirstyleslie59]

When they open 😋

[@pesetamaya3509]

In certain places of Mexico they are called sapote membrio I chitimoyas and soursop is called guanabana, injoy

[@michellecushnie9620]

Greetings Mokko & Matt🙏🏽🌹

[@Benjabomba]

Always get happy when i see a Ras Kitchen notification 🕺 I been waiting for a new episode 😎

[@frankj.artino2203]

I never knew sweetsop existed? Looks GOOD.

[@NaturalBornK]

oooohhhh we have those in cuba we call it "anon" and is so refreshing

[@DrKniz]

They're called sugar apples in some places. I haven't had one in ages.

[@pamchinn9312]

My favorite fruit sweetsop.

[@ItsOnlyNiall]

Good vibes, good times

[@zuseamenra608]

Bless up!

[@flaviusintouchtechnology7230]

Hey Matthew, you discover Gold here in ja! Bless

[@juniyananajukyu]

It’s got a creamy sweet taste/texture. I grew up on Guam and took all these foods for granted now that I live in California. My neighbor had a sweet sop tree in front of his house and we never used to have to buy. My dad also grew yams in the jungle in front of our property.

[@jlobryan6566]

We call it sugar Apple and it’s my favorite fruit!

[@ryanhinds2092]

In Barbados we call them sugar apple

[@samuelwilliams3851]

Mathew you must try the custard apple it's closer to sweet sop even the trees look alike.

[@franklinchinquee4293]

I'm sure that I have seen a vlog of Matt having a custard apple.

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

I had soursop ice cream in Trinidad, but never tried sweetsop. I'm so curious. 😋🍽️

[@reginolflowers7165]

That intro was jamming. Lol

[@tristanstewart3815]

Big up to Matthew and Mokko every time

[@stephenworthington-white8294]

These videos make me want to move there. I dream of having my own mango tree and making delicious food for people from it! Green or ripe all mango is yummy.

[@lyrikalowly]

One love matt!

[@piurajader]

Blessings

[@MrScatliffe]

Sugar Apple

[@mileyhutton6343]

Big up to all 1 love!!! stay safe Enjoy life 💕

[@HealthisWealthinfo]

I love sweet sop certainly one of my favorite fruits along with custard apple.

[@Atomesk]

Love Anon, always eat it when i visit my homeland 😃😃😃

[@vegantrader]

Soursop, Sweetsop, Custard apple, Rollinia and Cherimoya are all in the Anonna family...FYI

[@NATURALMYSTICMK]

Same family but very different fruits. People are saying they are the same. Not so.

[@donnathediffer195]

I wish I could eat one right now that's one of my favorite fruit

[@nataliespringer6649]

Matthew, you should take some sweetsop to Mokko, and see if will grow some of the trees on the farm, ?

[@Deezbustednutz]

Have you ever tasted anything you didn’t like in Jamaica?

[@PeterBagjuice]

Kneesbury nasty nuh blow wow, never understood the hype

[@ahmadfaizal3447]

in my country we call it buah nona..it sweet..but its hard find nowadays

[@davidlue4029]

That song sitting and watching.. sly and Robbie …. With Dennis brown

[@gordjones2115]

Shame I can't get one of these in the u.k, custard and apple are 2 of my fave things 😭

[@sophiamagdalena111]

they're also called cherimoya, they sell it in regular Swedish supermarkets! they're so delicious mmm

[@AfroCari.Naturals]

@@sophiamagdalena111 you can get them in Brixton or other Caribbean or Asian markets in London or around UK in the at certain times.

[@diablabokchoi]

Matthew on da SCENE❗️👊🏾💥

[@Mriamtree123]

“The people never know the tree but they don’t know the fruit” that was powerful for me. Thank you!

[@brianriviere1908]

From a Torontonian🇨🇦: It tastes like bosc pear and custard tart with a tiny tiny bit of sweet yellow plum taste that grows in our backyard

[@elLocodelsubte]

Interesting, never tryed those! looks yummy. Good vibes!

[@JohnSmith-me2vq]

What's up ras kitchen?!!!

[@april-m5837]

I love soursop leaf tea mix with lemon leaf. Very tasty you don't need sugar. I never liked sweetsop as a child but I think I might try it now and see if my taste as evolved.

[@Op1zilla]

Nice ep. I watch when I can , ggz 👽 Bless ☝

[@user-yb4eu9jx6v]

We call it Sitaphal here in India 🇮🇳 ..my favorate..

[@vlevene344]

When iwas a child living in the country part sweet sops and nasberry ess my favorite

[@diablabokchoi]

👍🏾 BiG 🆙 & continued BLESSINGZ RAS KITCHEN FANZ❗️👊🏾💥😎

[@ogog9554]

Purple ones are awesome

[@florencechin6509]

Soursop is the King❗️

[@luxon63]

even though some seeds grow on their own, Never just throw away the seeds . PLANT THEM. MORE TREES BETTER THE LAND

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

🤗👍

[@quentinkirk3870]

"The Ants are getting inside lmfao

[@foglife869]

In St.kitts 🇰🇳 we call them sugar apple.

[@bobbalkovec]

Wa Gwaan.

[@naneez123]

Custard apple or sugar apple. Its soooo yummy & sweet.

[@Aine33311]

I love this fruit. Yummiest fruit ever.

[@jamaciadog5603]

So is the Longboarder cafe not where it used to be? Does Peter have a new place?

[@warcottv_shortmusicvideo]

in Indonesia it's called a rich cider

[@sadiemcclune2453]

It's the best Matthew

[@Earthquakeslightningthunder]

Been that long in jamaica and haven't tried that mathew?

[@joycewilkins4199]

Hi Matthew hope you will enjoy sweetsop one of my favorite yum!

[@erinbarrow4819]

Big up wanna self Matthew and Ras mokko and family

[@blakskot]

Blessed Love Family ❤️💛💚

[@rastamanralph6670]

Sweet🍏🍋🍎

[@tabithabaptiste371]

Sugar apple it's called Matthew by my neck of the woods

[@rosebrown6091]

I live in south Florida my Grandma had a tree in her yard we called them sugar apples ❤❤

[@kirstyleslie59]

Ahh sugar apples love em 😋

[@wifredoasencio5161]

Hi my friend,here in Puerto Rico we call that fruit (anones)is like a fruit they calling corazones (hards red)

[@onlockmobileskateshop113]

Anona fruits are one of favourites.

[@sandrarudd4580]

That is Sugar apples from Trinidad sweet fruit we love it

[@-mattm]

Soursop is a cancer killer lol. I assume our resident medical doctor Mokko prescribed that to Matthew.

[@masalamouth]

LOLOLOL

[@timtimini7641]

Dont be a fool, there are medicinal properties to be found world over, not just in Babylon.

[@tammibrown5074]

It's a popularly known fact about soursop tho

[@alerajesh123]

We call "SEETHAPHALAM" in telugu , Telangana (INDIA)

[@MrFreckles0407]

Sweet sop,my favorite.

[@xameerfaraj9077]

We call it Matomoko, mad love from KENYA.Jah Bless ! ! !

[@nix458]

They are called Sugar Apples in North America. You can get them at local Jamaican grocery stores in the GTA or at some big chain supermarkets like Superstore (rare, and when they do have it it’s super expensive but it’s worth the splurge) It can’t compare to the Sweet Sop in Jamaica. One more reason to book that ✈️