Ceylon Gooseberry - Weird Fruit Explorer in Malaysia Ep. 45

[@YoubetheCook]

I have a tree in my yard. I love making juice and today I made preservatives. It has a really strong sweet, sour taste, tangy, bitter . I love them!

[@udo-q]

Here from the Texas Persimmon video. Heard about this fruit while learning Sinhala but never inquired further.

[@RMDelete]

It gave you a headache? That's interesting, I have a small tree in my yard and I Haven't had any issues

[@nealharder]

Came here from the Texas Persimmon episode where you said this was one of your least watched videos, which of course made me want to watch it. Bad lighting, check. Bad audio, check. Bad background noise, check. Bad camera angle, check. No audio in the intro/outro, check. Headaches, check. Yeah, it's pretty bad, but it could still go viral one of these days. Never give up hope!

[@whozitwat1939]

We ❤ Ceylon Gooseberry!

[@StudentLearn]

Guys, this is not much tasty when it is ripe. But, take a young fruit that is about to ripe, light brown and you have to roll it while applying pressure on your palms. Don't let it explode. And do it for 3-5 minutes and then try it. Tell me how it tastes. Cheers!

[@warnavijayangakankanange]

Srilankan native fruit. Happy to see this on europe.

[@cheesewizard8943]

forgot to comment on the miracle berry episode. I feel like the miracle berry is something you have to try to know how it is, y'know? Headaches suck.

[@Erewhon2024]

As a vegetarian, Jared won't be doing this, but I would try it (maybe with sugar and perhaps allspice or cloves) cooked as a sauce to accompany fatty meats (like gooseberry on goose!) or possibly even swine and poultry generally (as cranberry sauce is used for turkey). Maybe Jared could go mad scientist with this as the sauce, unripe jackfruit as faux pulled pork, and the fruit of some laurel (avocado, enkalak? [your Litsea sp.],..) or nut for the fat if needed. Intense things are often better cooked.

[@nixvedavedanix7770]

Good for eyes

[@Animaniafreak]

I never liked the "normal" gooseberry, because it has no flavour. But I'd love to try this one for its strong flavour

[@davidgraham3102]

In my opinion the gooseberry had to much taste. xD

[@timdarmetko4039]

just planted one

[@pattheplanter]

Poor, neglected video.

[@arobloxtard.6211]

It's literally recorded in 2014, what do you expect.

[@pattheplanter]

@@arobloxtard.6211 Jared was saying it was one of his least-viewed videos, so I gave it a watch and a comment to help it along. Some 2014 videos have had lots of views over the years.