Does This APPLE Taste Like a Strawberry? (The Answer Will NOT Surprise You!)

[@WeirdExplorer]

More Apple videos! The apple that is pink inside: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jmiVY2ecaZmcj8k The apple you have to eat once it rots: kzbin.info/www/bejne/pZLHg6xphLeSr8U The smallest apple in the world (i think): kzbin.info/www/bejne/hYiylGaZiqegq9E not an apple video. kzbin.info/www/bejne/oGmboWSqh9yDoM0

[@No_art_for_shiva]

you have kind of a soothing voice, feels mellow and kind of has this duck call, or reverb quality, which is kind of this uplifting zestyness

[@williampatrickfurey]

Your insights are great bro

[@markbailey4170]

I’m pretty sure that could be an American variety called “Chenango Strawberry” which came about in the 1800’s from New York. Keep in mind apples vary in color darkness somewhat based on local climates and also from degree of ripeness when picked.

[@Peafowlfeather]

I was trying to find your channel as i deleted my youtube account two years ago, by luck i found the guy who tastes fruit and gives professional opinion.😊

[@WeirdExplorer]

welcome back!

[@SouthFloridaSunshine]

Yes, KZbin stopped giving me his notifications, I had to seek him out. My climate struggles with regular fruits and veggies the Northern US grows in our hotter months. He as has tasted many that I wondered if I should pursue to grow in my own yard. I have a breadfruit in my fridge right now because of him. I am trying to figure out how to make it fried like he did, I am terrible at frying things. But it looked and sounded so yummy.

[@koushuu]

This guy and Malaysia is like a long-distance relationship

[@WeirdExplorer]

we can make it work!

[@userther9569]

​@@WeirdExplorer that's what she said 😢

[@stefansauvageonwhat-a-twis1369]

@@userther9569 lol

[@alwina2452]

The best thing abut watching this stuff is although I am big time interested in fruit, also, ifI I am feeling down your stuff, you, are so uplifting that my state of mind improves. Thank you so very much. A

[@capnstewy55]

I didn't think it would taste like a strawberry, but with crisper around you never know.

[@MermaidMakes]

Oh man, I am looking forward to “CRISPR crisp” apples

[@Hortifox_the_gardener]

Of course this won't be anything like that but where I grew up there was an apple tree in the backyard that had apples somewhat looking like that. Tiny and weird but amazingly delicious. They packed the flavour of a full sized apple condensed into a tiny one. Strong and sweet. I tried to figure out the cultivar but it doesn't match with anything in the extensive books I looked through and it was old. I can only assume it was grown from seed and thus random.

[@jeffdubuque3755]

sounds like a snow apple they grow here in Ontario.

[@Erewhon2024]

If you can get permission to visit the property and the tree is still there, cut some scionwood for grafting next winter. "Wickson" is a high flavored crab and it seems to be becoming popular with both apple and cider connoisseurs. It is sad when a good fruit cultivar is lost.

[@Hortifox_the_gardener]

@@Erewhon2024 - visiting the property is no problem. Just have to figure out of the tree still stands. It was 20 years ago. Which is a huge part of the life span of an apple. Fortunately it was either grown from seed or grafted on a high stem base grown from seed - those last magnitudes longer than the modern 1/4 or 1/2 stem trees.

[@Hortifox_the_gardener]

@@jeffdubuque3755 - there are many cultivars and random trees all over the northern hemisphere from back in the time when people grew what they had locally. There is a chance of it being something you know but a very slim one. There was some import of grafting material from N-America in the 1960s by the GDR government. Funny story actually - the local breeds were delicious but not looking very good. Most had coarse skin comparable to the Boskoop in case you know that one. Greenish too. People were frustrated after the first growth of the post war economy halted due to communist mismanagement. So the GDR imported the nasty but beautiful Spartan and a few others to mimic variety and improvement in food. Funny as well since the domestic breeding programs yielded awesome fruits and vegetables. Also very popular around where I live is the Ontario apple. Due to it's cold hardiness. It grows where only very few others grow but has tons more yield than the local breeds and the GDR only cared about yields and thus sold the Ontario to private individuals in the more mountainous areas. It grows impressive huge fruits and vast amounts but imo it is only enjoyable for baking and cooking. I will toss them to the side over any "Kaiser Wilhelm" any time. Also sour but so much more flavourful and sweet.

[@cameronpratt6164]

Nice to see you in Malaysia Jared, I was just back earlier this year. Hoping the best for you

[@JTMusicbox]

That looks awesome! I’ve never seen an apple that size and shape! I’ve seen nearly black skinned apples or red or pink flesh apples. Sadly all claims and names aside, any apples I’ve personally experienced still all taste very much like apples.

[@Skitdora2010]

Does granny smith- green apple- taste like golden delicious to you? Brown skinned ones taste like pear, for sure. I have a tree that came with my property which is a small brown apple and it tastes like pear, it is not an Asian pear. A ripe Honeycrisp tastes nothing like a mac. First time I ate it, it tasted sugar sweet. It was ripe at an orchard. Later in store it lacks flavor as it was picked early. I ate what is called Pinata from the grocery store, which tasted of peanut butter. Some apples are suppose to taste of nuts. Chestnut crab for instance. Sadly, they say they named it Pinnata because it doesn't taste the same depending upon location it is grown in. Other years Pinata did not taste of a nut. So, I know they come in different flavors. To get different flavor apples would require breeding for that, like people are now breeding new flavors into grapes like cotton candy grape and candy grape seen in January in stores. Most apples breed for that areas top sellers. In America today, that is Honeycrisp being a major parent of new varieties being introduced. In England Cox Orange Pippn was a big fresh eating parent. Trees do have wide genetic diversity, but the apple doesn't fall too far from the tree, so to speak. Many are similar to a parent. A good novel fruit breeding program would get winter banana apple, pineapple flavored ones like Pitmaston Pine Apple, the strawberry, the nutty flavored, the mango citrus ones and grow those out to see what flavors they have up their genes. It is no fair for apples to be all clones. They deserve sexual reproduction too. I have been trying to grow such a breeding orchard on my new land, but none have even flowered yet. I want to grow things like Luther Burbank.

[@nensondubois]

I wouldn't have guessed it looked like a strawberry because of the size and shape, i would have just assumed it was a small apple, but there are spots that actually do look like strawberry seeds to complete the formation. Still interesting.

[@Youngstomata]

I think it would be cool for you to do a video on the 13ish different varieties of coconut!

[@jennhoff03]

;'D I love this title! Pure honesty.

[@New_maker526]

Try the white bark raspberry next please

[@markiangooley]

Supposedly the Chinese market doesn’t mind Red Delicious apples because the color is popular. In the USA the orchards are being replanted with other varieties because Red Delicious is unpopular now. Not that this apple is much like Red Delicious apart from being red…

[@davidarundel6187]

Sad that red delicious are being cut out . IMHO , they are one of the best around apples , which are even better with a couple of frosts on them - sweetens them up a lot .

[@Erewhon2024]

When I was in China, I found most apples (& many fruit overall -- aside from dried plums and plum sauces, they don't seem to have a well developed tradition of cooking tart fruit with sugar as in most European derived cultures) sweet and bland. Cardboard like Red Delicious might be right up their alley.

[@kicunya12]

Last year I have stumbled upon Pink Pineapple and it had distinct strawberry taste undertone to it.

[@nicoelgreeko]

I'm surprised there are still fruits that you haven't tried yet!

[@mariakapary1917]

Hey dearest! I like apples but this time of the year we have so many fruits that i dont eat them. Im from Greece!

[@FruitingPlanet]

As someone who works in european heirloom apple variety conservation and having tasted 150+ historic varieties, i can say to my knowlage there is no variety actually tasting like strawberry. However there is quite a wide flavor range in historic varieties, there are a few that do have a slight general "berry flavor" though, there are several that taste somewhat like a mix between apple and citrus(especially orange and lemon), there is one that smells and slightly tastes like pineapple, there are quite a lot that have flavors of diffrent spices(especially the typical "christmas spices"), there are ~2 that have slight melon flavors and a few that have flavors of wild herbs(quite strange and only really good for processing in my opinion).

[@MushroomMagpie]

The disappointment apple would make for really cute candy apples :)

[@wpc456cpw]

Omg adorable!

[@nmnate]

As mundane as apples might be (in terms of flavor diversity), I would be curious to see your take on some of the more sought after apple varieties (both new and old). Cox's orange pippin, Ashmead's Kernel, Cortland (or any Mac, really), Pine golden pippin, Hudson's golden gem, etc. I'd offer some of my fruit, but my trees are still fairly young. My varieties might also be pretty standard, too (William's pride and Enterprise, so far).

[@mikaomiable]

Strawberry apples are delicately sweet with a punch of acidity and have a slight sour, floral flavour reminiscent of rose water.

[@erutuon]

I have been known to eat tiny horribly mouth-puckering red ornamental crabapples. This would at least be a step up. If someone plants it ornamentally along a place where I walk, I will gladly eat it.

[@Erewhon2024]

Those crabs would probably be good for cider ( if not sprayed to toxicity).

[@iankubangsari1209]

one day you have to go to Indonesia. because there are also many kinds of fruits and kinds of culture 🙏

[@WeirdExplorer]

I had a short trip there recently. I'll have to go back and see more!

[@wpc456cpw]

@@WeirdExplorer are there videos from that trip?😀

[@DeathMetalDerf]

Mainly commenting to appease the almighty algorithm. I hope everyone is doing well and having a great day.

[@jamestboehm6450]

Sometimes its better to find out than miss out.

[@discordia013]

2:00 If that was an apple commercially grown in Australia it would have been a reject. Anything that small and not meeting shape would have been rejected. Someone is scamming. That said this year we have had some of the best apples in the last 5 years - if you bought them at the farm. The Fuji's and Bravo's have been magnificent.

[@vbty27g8gx]

Same thought, i was scammed lol,

[@GolosinasArgentinas]

Cute little apple!

[@ShinTakiyashi]

1:24 - if you wanna go straight to the apple review. You're welcome. 😊

[@scrumpeldwarf]

Before finishing I can tell you I would be surprised by both answers

[@Furrynokaka5430]

hey hey, from Colombia, i like a lot your chanel, and i know a very interesting fruit... i dont know if you know it yet, its from my country (actually can also be found in a very specifiq area on brazil or venezuela), it is an amazonic fruit, and is very particular... its called "uva caimarona" ... but i dont really think it could be called a grape.... his seed is huge, and the edible part is small... BUT.... smell like perfume... and i dont mean the floral kinda thing.... is ...really like perfume, comercial perfume, and is a really nice smell, the skin is thick, so you smell em once you open the skin and the smell is quite strong, i cant really describe well the flavor, its a bit sweet and acid at the same time, and it have this weird oil wich could cover the tounge and feels like...silk.... and the taste is really really nice, idk, maybe you know this one already?, the amazon have quite unique and weird fruits... but those "grapes" are quite interesting, they grow in very specifiq times at the year and even living in the area isnt common to found them, so to get some of them is very rare, but at the same time amazing... i guess i could describe the fruit as : something cleopatra may eat on royal setup.. i mean really, something silky on the tounge with strong perfume smell.... sooo fancy.

[@KeroseneSkies]

Apparently there's an apple called the Washington Strawberry Apple that has a mild strawberry flavour! Have you ever tasted one of those or would you taste one for a video? :)

[@MistressOnyaCox]

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[@a176]

1:55

[@russelllukenbill]

I was not surprised.

[@user-jb2ch5ok1z]

I knw some asian fruits you forgot to try.Monkey jackfruit(not jackfruit),Chiuri or indian butter tree,Drop fig or khaniu,Thakal or asian fan palm,i think they worth trying and taste good .they all reletive to himalayan range.And if talked about weirdfrui know mango ginger which is ginger but tase strong mango flavour .pani amala which is actuwlly a fern but produce fruit.If you red this comment please notify.thanks.

[@loganlogon3720]

So Pinberry part II - Electric Boogaloo?😏

[@foreseengust]

Small fruits are cute and thus often more attractive to kids. If you're trying to get your kid to eat more fruits, small apples, bananas, and oranges are better options than normal sized fruits.

[@stephanieprado2880]

And they often taste better too. Here in Brazil there are the famous "Turma da Mônica" apples (popular comic book characters), which are just regular tiny apples marketed with the characters, but man are they delicious, nothing like just buying regular apples

[@ragepeanut3337]

So it's a just a tiny apple.

[@iankubangsari1209]

Apple n strawberry ❤

[@Alaskan-Armadillo]

ROFL I love the title of the video XD

[@WeirdExplorer]

Honestly I debated on not posting this at all for being too short but when I thought of that title it made me laugh enough that I had to.

[@johnnyearp52]

For an apple, it looks like a strawberry.

[@ko0302]

What? Apple tastes like an apple???

[@AwesomeFish12]

Inconceivable!

[@vbty27g8gx]

Its like a small apple with a sour taste, i was scammed, i thought it taste like strawberry 😅

[@william6509]

Why are u reviewing an APPLE in Malaysia… we want rare fruits!

[@someguy-k2h]

Just by the look of it, I would have guessed it was a crab apple. Turns out it's just a small apple with no other determinable qualities. I was kind of hoping you would bit into it and red juice would have dribble down your chin.

[@ARVash]

Kinda reminds me of a less astringent crabapple

[@gsahgee]

best clickbait ever

[@SirFunksalot-u2k]

You look like my family and you live in new york. Do you know if you are also of hebrew origin?

[@davidbenner2289]

Thankfully that kind of apple was not the variety William Tell had to shoot off his head with his crossbow.

[@waltergolston6187]

keep the seeds

[@Erewhon2024]

Why? Apples don't remotely come true from seed.

[@waltergolston6187]

@@Erewhon2024 why not just to see what comes about.

[@dncviorel]

What do you do? I see that you travel all the time. What is your job?

[@Meeviche]

He’s a contortionist. He’s talked about working on a cruise ship and other gigs.

[@koushuu]

He does circus stuffs, specifically contortionist. There's an episode where he tests some kind of fruit alcohol with his colleagues

[@dncviorel]

@@koushuu Aaaa, so cool! Is there a video with him doing this?

[@koushuu]

@@dncviorel the Medronho episode does go a bit into details regarding this, also a lot of the older ones have footages of him doing contortionist stuffs

[@dncviorel]

@@koushuu Haha, so cool! Thanks, I will looke them up! Thanks!

[@joshuamidgette4846]

Taste like marketing.

[@9051team]

Yo its so cool to have you in KL! I can see the twin towers from my house!

[@mandab.3180]

it's cute but i think someone needs to invest more time in deceptive fruitery. i'm talking apples that taste like bananas kinda nonsense. that's what the world needs!

[@Erewhon2024]

There is a "Winter Banana," but I haven't tried it. It has some fame as a good pollinator and for being one of the few apples that is graft-compatible with at least some types of pear. If that works long term, it would seem to open the opportunity to graft pears on the much smaller rootstocks (eg EMLA-27 and Budagovsky-9) available for apples, using a "Winter Banana" apple interstem. That I have never seen such trees sold may simply reflect the high labor cost of double-grafting, but unfortunately probably hints at delayed incompatibility (shorter lifespan).

[@mandab.3180]

@@Erewhon2024 i appreciate your science reply!

[@hudefuk]

Yeah, but it self-identifies as a strawberry.

[@russelllukenbill]

I don't look like an apple, I have never been with an apple, I don't even know any apples. I am however very large for a strawberry, with tougher and more durable skin and my seeds are on the inside. Good day, sir!

[@thecompleteanimorph]

Get another joke.

[@hudefuk]

@@thecompleteanimorph Please oblige with your wit.

[@СерджиоБевз]

Like❤

[@cesrelawrence-towner9453]

Hmm, I'd have thought it bland. The skin looks like red delicious (worst apple imo)