10 of The WEIRDEST Fruit From Around The World (I actually tried them), The Revenge

[@WeirdExplorer]

Here are the full episodes on fruit mentioned in this video: 1. Mexican Calabash: kzbin.info/www/bejne/b4XRhpqiadypqtU 2. Cannonball Fruit: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eWi9qYBumrqUhrM 3. Monkeypod: kzbin.info/www/bejne/aHrcpYxqhJZ3gpo 4. Nutmeg: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpnCeYSJp9OYrdk 5. Stinking Toe: kzbin.info/www/bejne/onnFhaybhLBor7s 6. Ice Cream Bean: kzbin.info/www/bejne/o32QgqaolNKDqKM 7. Tapia: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qJ7VhXSpjtOEbMU 8. Marang: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nqSYpnSffZykgNU 9. Egg of The Sun Mango: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rpLXloNopteag9E 10. Kadsura Heteraclita: kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZnvFY4WsjZipjNU ALSO CHECK OUT THESE TOP 10s -10 Weirdest Fruit From Around The World: kzbin.info/www/bejne/oHSTnJ6CncmqbLs -10 Weirdest Fruit From Around The World, The Return: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eXbZfJ-EfL6MoKc

[@edhorseman2237]

You should have eaten the mango skin...

[@PrincessMadeira]

I'm just imagining Ryan as Adam in the garden of Eden going like "...texture's good, color's really appealing, sweetness is like a 5 out of ten... the really cool thing about this fruit is that it makes you aware of the concept of morality which is kind of exciting but also a lot to deal with"

[@johnr797]

"Was it the best divine fruit I've ever had? ....No. The golden apple that started the catfight between Hera, Athena, and Aphrodite and the Trojan War I just liked more. But for a biblical fruit? It was incredible."

[@sammakesitsimple]

Best response ever. Haha

[@DocBree13]

😂

[@TheSmartestManonEarth]

Lol

[@_Solaris]

Lol. Clever.

[@anne-droid7739]

Archaeologists in the future using isotope analysis are going to have a hell of a time trying to figure out this guy's geographical origin.

[@angelwhispers2060]

Roflmao.... hopefully they will have figured out a way to Archive and Technology LeapFrog forward all of these videos so that when they do find his tomb they can figure out who he was. Then I just imagined future archaeologists kicking back and then marathoning his entire Channel " for research purposes" . while his descendants or closest living relatives kickback getting the money XD

[@sophroniel]

This is a very high quality comment, thank you for blessing my day

[@anne-droid7739]

@@sophroniel Well, thank you for blessing mine with your kind words. It's nice to hear, and I genuinely appreciate it.

[@standard-carrier-wo-chan]

"Definitely somewhere off the face of the Earth, I'm sure of it."

[@agentbarron9768]

He will be a new genus , possibly a missing link indicating another possible origin of human life

[@cyber_nuggets8302]

You CAN NOT call yourself cheap after buying a 80 dollar mango.

[@Quarksi]

pretty sure that was the joke

[@keithyinger3326]

I did get a laugh when he said ramen noodles for dinner after $150 breakfast haha. I was thinking the same thing.

[@drfudgecookie5800]

DONT YOU LECTURE ME WITH YOUR 80 DOLLAR MANGO

[@KingDuckSauce]

@@drfudgecookie5800 lmAOOOOO XD

[@jack86]

It depends on how much your money. If you have $100M, then $80 will automatically feels very cheap. But for me, with monthly salary of equivalent $230, then a $80 manggo is insane

[@theelectricant98]

Hoping that the algorithm blesses this one, Jared

[@WeirdExplorer]

I hope so!

[@applegal3058]

Me too!

[@fatbunionheadthebestyoutub1652]

Sharing the vid to try and help! :D

[@nellguy4828]

That comma there makes the comment sound very creepy

[@theelectricant98]

@@nellguy4828 sorry

[@enuad1986]

I’m surprised that you actually tasted the cannonball fruit,it smells and looks poisonous to me.

[@WeirdExplorer]

yep, it tastes that way too

[@guidedexplosiveprojectileg9943]

Can you actually use the cannonball fruit as a real cannonball?

[@user9183]

@@guidedexplosiveprojectileg9943 maybe but probably not its a fruit

[@antigomusiq4480]

Lmao a bit unrelated but people once used hard dried cheese as cannonballs

[@guidedexplosiveprojectileg9943]

@@antigomusiq4480 was it the frenchy boys

[@censusgary]

That last fruit was a real humdinger. But when are you going to do ice cream beans again?

[@WeirdExplorer]

😄

[@StuffandThings_]

You should make a list about false fruits/accessory fruits (and try more of 'em too), they're almost always weird and interesting. Stuff like Hovenia, Cashew apples, syzygium... so much fun stuff to try.

[@mihaiilie8808]

Hovenia is a good one i grow.Self pollinating so you only need a tree.Cold hardy and beautifull tree that looks like a lime tree or linden tree , but shaped like a conifer. Also grows fast and has extremely precious wood as it is related to the pink ivory tree,Berchemia Discolor.

[@WeirdExplorer]

I'd love to try more of them!

[@capuchinosofia4771]

@@mihaiilie8808 thanks for the info! May i ask how you got the seeds or if you grafted it?

[@kyrosanimates4830]

I like how you could see his cats tail at the beginning.

[@WeirdExplorer]

It took a lot of takes before I had a shot where she wasn't jumping at my face 🤣

[@kyrosanimates4830]

@@WeirdExplorer cats are pretty disobedient after all.

[@forevertj]

@@WeirdExplorer Cats are awesome.

[@lolcatz88]

Still waiting for that video about your cat!

[@kyrosanimates4830]

@@lolcatz88 wait did jared say hes gonna make a vid about his cat?

[@jamespigeon1399]

“[nutmeg] shows up again and again in old cookbooks, even from the colonial era” townsends fans:

[@user-tb9yv4zz3u]

I barely knew like 10 fruits before I found your channel. All of this just makes me feel like I’m living in an alien planet

[@forevertj]

That cereal looks fantastic. I have been looking for something like that for years. It is IMPOSSIBLE to find cereal with no sugar, until now. Thanks Jared!

[@WeirdExplorer]

It uses monk fruit! I still need try that one

[@FPOAK]

The reviews are great but he’s also lowkey one of the funniest KZbinrs in my opinion. These are always so entertaining

[@SenHai]

Felt really somber when you got to Laos. US has done a lot of bad, but its good to see that your journeys to find strange and little known fruit gets to put a spot light on how beautiful so many of these countries are.

[@CubeGodd]

It's sad I've lived in the US my entire life and never knew about what the US did to Laos... It's sad I was never taught about it, albeit how shameful of an act it was, in school or any public forums. I mean I could've looked into secret wars, operations, etc. myself but I'm definitely anti-war in almost every way possible so it's not my main focus in life.

[@jackingwads7513]

The only things I know about laos is heroin production bombs and fruit damn good heroin I might add

[@jackingwads7513]

@@CubeGodd how could you not know it's right next to Vietnam did they not teach you about the Hmong?

[@legend7951]

@@jackingwads7513 They don't teach a lot of stuff in American public education, we even glaze over our own history of slavery in a lot of places.

[@vergelsevilla3594]

Man, this is the most meta KZbin channel you can get. Well researched content & very honest history of the place & reviews of the fruits. Keep them coming

[@WeirdExplorer]

thank you!

[@agentepolaris4914]

What is meta?

[@01jiratjiampoonsap80]

Most effective tech available or the other one

[@ludovica8221]

Last year your channel was vital in my fight against overwhelming grief when a loved one died suddenly

[@WeirdExplorer]

I'm so sorry to hear that. glad the videos could take your mind off of it for a bit

[@JTMusicbox]

I love these compilation lists. You’ve reviewed so many fruits it’s hard to remember them all and it’s fun to have reminders of your old videos and fruits!

[@WeirdExplorer]

Thanks! I'm liking the idea of digging up old videos and making them better. a couple from this list are practically unwatchable in their original form

[@JTMusicbox]

I mean I watched and enjoyed them all but no doubt the audio and video quality as well as your standards for review of the fruits continue to improve over time.

[@theelectricant98]

@@JTMusicbox exactly

[@Kevin-jb2pv]

The way that cannonball fruit oxidizes blue right away makes me wonder if it has some of the same chemicals in it as psilocybe mushrooms (which turn a very, very similar shade of blue at a similar rate when bruised)

[@Verlisify]

He's going for it. Thoughts and prayers for the algorithm

[@WeirdExplorer]

Ha, yep. I put a lot into this one. here's hoping. 👍

[@ivythay4259]

Why must I keep finding you? Any decent, aware person would also feel the same.

[@Verlisify]

@@ivythay4259 ?

[@yahi3885]

@@ivythay4259 same thought… he’s a blight

[@Verlisify]

@@yahi3885 Seems like you guys are the indecent unaware ones. Sad

[@onlypoynter]

Hey a possible suggestion of a place for you to visit when all this covid stuff is resolved is madeira island (portugal). There's at least one fruit that's very common there that i have never seen you try which is the araçal. There are also a lot of different kinds of passionfruit but that im sure you've probably tried. There's quite a few more fruit around especially in the local market and there's a lot of things that are common around there that you might not have ever seen before, but the araçal is the only one im certain is new to you.

[@DukasFiguliras]

I'm from brazil and here we have Araçá, its probably from the same family, but here it looks like a miniature guava, and also tastes like it, but with an unique flavor added that i can't really explain

[@onlypoynter]

@@DukasFiguliras Just looked it up and im pretty certain it's the same fruit with a slightly different name. I've never had guava so i cant attest to what you said in regards to the taste, but the flavor is definitely unique

[@joeariaratne8426]

0:36 cat was like move away from here trash boy..😅😅

[@MarodeurLP]

I never thought watching stragers eating strange and (to me) unknown fruits would be so entertaining. I just discovered your chanal today and watched like 5-6 videos. All I have to say (even this video is a year old now) keep up the good work, I really enjoy your content.

[@scottlypuff]

You should do "Top 10 fruits I want to try but haven't found yet!" and crowdsource them!

[@WeirdExplorer]

good idea!

[@anne-droid7739]

I enjoyed the way the Hanna-Barbera-esque font used for the numbers played into the Saturday morning theme. Nicely done!

[@Equivocal-squiggle]

I love that no matter what kind of day I'm having, I can come to this channel and have an enjoyable experience. Thanks, Jared. I really loved the disappearing during your magic spoon ad, that was fun :)

[@whatsadog2445]

The cannonball fruit is common in Thailand too and I was fascinated to see it in the famous temple in Chiang Mai. They told me it’s a medicinal fruit, not to be eaten.

[@bunnilinnie6615]

Thank you for years entertainment and a continuous stream of amazing fruit information for me to tell my unwilling friends ❤

[@shysensei2348]

Love how you used the word "unwilling" lmaooo 😭

[@Mariathinking]

This is why I love this channel. Most top 10 videos are sensationalist click bait. Here i feel you have a love and appreciation for where these fruits come from and the cultures surrounding them.

[@let_uslunch8884]

Nutmeg has a place of prominence in cupboards of appreciators like myself.

[@TomoyoTatar]

Let us lunch

[@mariebernier3076]

We put nutmeg in our ham hocks and collard greens down south. Now you have two of the secret ingredients.

[@madeline569]

You have the coolest hobby/interest turned job ever. Im actually pretty jealous. But because of your channel now I look for weird cool new fruits to buy when I'm in stores. I think what you're doing is both important and wonderful. Thanks for being you and sharing your fruit experiences with the world. 🍇🍈🍉🍊🍋🍌🍍🥭🍎🍏🍐🍑🍒🍓🥝🍅🥥🥑

[@DrDingsGaster]

Dude that cannonball fruit looks like some of the weird mushrooms I've seen! Oxidation is dope.

[@Spookyhoobster]

I don't know how I did a double take on a video I'm actively watching, but the taste of "how gasoline smells, only in the best possible way" somehow made me do it.

[@Sytakz]

I love how despite the extremely interesting fruit, we also get some extremely interesting history behind that fruit, - and as if that wasn't enough, extremely interesting history behind your travels & the country's history. In short, an awesome and extremely interesting video :-)

[@littleloneprepper4820]

Every fruit he tastes….Oooh! I need one of those trees!

[@PhluXx1]

This is super cool. Like fruits from a fantasy world.

[@StuffandThings_]

Another very interesting thing about Kadsura is that it is part of the group of plants known as basal angiosperms. These are very ancient, as they represent some of the earliest surviving lineages of flowering plants. I don't think most of that group has any edible uses, other than Illicium verum (star anise), and the fruits of Schisandra and Kadsura. I'm growing some Schisandra grandiflora, although unfortunately they're dioecious and I don't yet have a male (so no fruits yet... aww... ). They're very pretty and reasonably hardy plants though, and you can find seeds/plants if you look hard enough online.

[@mihaiilie8808]

They are ancient,older than magnolias.From just a few species that they are,i see them verry popular as edible fruits.Especially in Russia,they cultivate the most of the ,,5 tastes fruit,, Schissandra Chinensis. Im interested to grow Kadsura as well.

[@StuffandThings_]

@@mihaiilie8808 Kadsura coccinea is hardy to zone 7, reported to be pretty tasty, and a good bit easier to find than Kadsura heteroclita. It also looks kinda similar if that's what your looking for. Alternatively there's also Kadsura japonica which is even easier to find albeit a little less interesting.

[@mihaiilie8808]

@@StuffandThings_ Kadsura coccinea is the one i want to grow. Japonica looks like regular schissandra chinensis. Im in zone 6-7 romania.Where are you from?

[@StuffandThings_]

@@mihaiilie8808 Zone 8a Washington state for me. The climate of the Black sea might actually be a bit similar, both are very temperate. You'd probably have to plant K. coccinea against a wall with those low temperatures though. And yeah, that species is definitely the most interesting of the Kadsuras. It seems that most of them actually just look like a Schisandra but with more compact fruit clusters, K. heteroclita and K. coccinea really seem to be the special ones.

[@mihaiilie8808]

@@StuffandThings_ We have a lot in common.I even tryed to grow Gevuina Avellana thats like Macadamia and grows in Seattle.But all i had died.I have verry high ph soil,sodic soil. Il get the coccinea seeds.I allready know about Kadsura Coccinea for manny years. This year i planted 100 pistachios from seedling and i try my luck with the endangered/ extinct American chestnut. I also have 3 american persimmons and a japanese Fuyu,5 pawpaws and in the greenhouse i have 2 big cherimoya,sicilian oranges and a lemon,Guavas of manny species.

[@Midnight_Snakk]

There's something so whimsical about learning of lesser known areas of the world, and the cultures associated with these places.

[@SubjectiveFunny]

still in my top favourite YT channels of all time. Appreciate what you have done!

[@Hello-kh9es]

I love watching u eat fruits

[@PosauneundPapier]

Great video! I like how you talk about your stories obtaining the different kinds of fruit because it gives your reviews so much meaning.

[@april5666]

You are such a sensitive traveler and clearly very sweet person. Your odd channel is absolutely one of my favorite things on KZbin; I was surprised by just how many of these weird fruits I'd seen you explore before. Thank you so much for not being a typical transactional channel. PS that first fruit that look like sludge made me gag via the screen -- you are so brave.

[@anandpandey1318]

How do YOU know a mixture of wad of paper and rubber tastes like 😂😂

[@WeirdExplorer]

I chewed on a lot of erasers and paper when I was in gradeschool.

[@anandpandey1318]

@@WeirdExplorer who knew the kid who chewed eraser in school would chew on more types of fruits than any other person in the world ...love your vids ..love from India♥️

[@JimmyJoeization]

U need not explain. It’s heir apparent

[@-ftang.5-15]

You should try pedalai, it looks like a giant orange rambutan and tastes like tropical icecream and.... Sweet pickled onions

[@MurdockEx]

Man. I'm so glad that I found this channel. This is absolutely fascinating content. I love collecting vids, travel vids, science vids, nature vids and somehow you've found a way to mix all of those. Keep up the great work. ❤🧡💛💚💙💜

[@ryanlilly198463]

Congrats on all the videos Jared!

[@WeirdExplorer]

almost 600! I can't believe it

[@ryanlilly198463]

@@WeirdExplorer I've tried so many exotic fruits because of this channel. So, thanks for all the info and recommendations!

[@chrissonnenschein6634]

oooh plz: a Magic Spoon “Weird Fruit” cereal❣️ As a collab ....

[@victoriap1649]

Yes!!😍

[@man-xy1cs]

I was re-watching your other top 10 videos when this was posted, haha

[@WeirdExplorer]

It's fun to look back and expand a bit on the old videos. there will be many more top tens :)

[@jrpapi5]

Before I continue watching gotta say congrats and thank you my fellow Jared! Your videos keep me going and have for years❤🦾💯💯💯💯

[@PocketGuac]

Lately I've been binging your channel again but I'll have to say I kinda miss your old intro tune. Was super catchy

[@DudesPlayingGames]

I have to agree

[@polliannaf2060]

This is the best channel ever! I love it so much!!! ♥️♥️♥️ I want it to grow faster!

[@victoriap1649]

Same!🥰

[@victoriap1649]

I’m having a rough day and your videos always cheer me up. Love this one and I hope it ends up in everyone’s recommended. Thanks for all you do Jared!✨

[@gaborifj.czapar6432]

this guy always has a look of concern on his face no matter what emotion hes displaying

[@mrduckling1995]

Imagine just telling somebody "I went to a different country to try a fruit"

[@gohansesshomaru8400]

Any plans on trying a ripe cannonball fruit in the future, Jared?

[@ihatealmosteverythingequal820]

This dude channel grew huge in the last 2 weeks, and is actually deserved

[@jasonthephoneboy]

I was so excited to try Jackfruit. The one I had was slightly unripe. I found out the hard way that unripe Jackfruit and milk can cause hallucinations. I had several bouts of trips. Bright colors waving out from objects (like auras). Very vivid dreams. it lasted 2 days and was horrible. Some foods should come with warning labels.

[@henrikharbin5521]

Agreed about Magic Spoon. I eat it every morning and it has helped me drop about 115 pounds over a period of a year. And here's something you will find interesting: I also like to he peanut butter and chocolate together, and I suggested that they should release it that way... That summer they took my suggestion and released it as a special edition for 3 months... It sold out FAST :)

[@edwardtan1354]

imagine what would Jon Townsends do once he knows that even the flesh of the nutmeg fruit can be candied....

[@afeathereddinosaur]

575. Five hundred and seventy five, that's a lot of youtubin' for sure, what a good hobby to have, tasting fruit and stuff.

[@WeirdExplorer]

It sure is

[@beautyforashes2022]

You've been to so many amazing places, so cool. I would bet that you must have some of the best and funniest stories from your travels.

[@eggos1019]

13:39 My fav part of the video Guy in green just go “ yeah yup yea” 😂

[@TrustworthyFella]

Some of your casual dry jokes really hit hard at times! The 'how romantic' killed me :D That said, i started thinking about it, and it actually is a good allegory to how we can find beauty in almost anything, if we care to look a little deeper.. Taking away judgement and prejudice (in this case the appaling look of the brown sludge), even when formed by past experiences, we sometimes end up pleasantly surprised!

[@WeirdExplorer]

yep better to have brown sludge with a heart of gold, than a heart filled with brown sludge. 🌈

[@Yezpahr]

21:08 That just looks like a cluster bread you'd buy for Christmas fondue.

[@william6509]

Amazing video! Hope seeing an updated best tasting fruit top 10👊

[@CriticalTechReviews]

Your videos make me want to travel. Fruits (and the different cultures that enjoy them) are so cool.

[@HeySadEye]

I’d love to have a friend like him. He is weird but calling him weird would only make me look more weird. Interesting guy. A true entertainer.

[@molasseshands]

What a wonderful video, your video making skills have really been getting better :-)

[@calebsanchez6367]

The Mexican calabash looks so bad that it rounds to look good

[@youtubeme7195]

I love that you landed this niche. It's fascinating and entertaining.

[@rifathij]

Please don't stop your channel is a pleasure.

[@Farida-A.R.]

Amazing information in detail, thanks for sharing.

[@joshuabaughn3734]

3:57 The Monkey Pod also produces a stunning wood that is harvested only from the very mature trees. The slabs are therefore huge!

[@dm44444]

When I was living in Japan, my roommate's brother bought 12 very expensive melons (about 100$ each) to bring to Hong Kong as gifts. He apparently didn't pay attention to customs protocol, because of course he couldn't bring them back. My roommate and I ended up with them for free, so we ate 1200$ worth of melons over the course of a week in our 400$ apartment. Definitely the best melons I've ever had though.

[@badweetabix]

Funny attitudes in Japan about fruits. If you are seen eating a lot of fruits or eating it often, people will ask if you are ill because one of the common gifts you give to people recuperating from an illness is fruits. That $35 melon was probably imported or sub par because the average going price for a cantaloupe is $200.- when on sale.

[@moonoreo]

I can watch this cutie talk about fruit all day!

[@andrewdunbar828]

Haven't you done the water caltrop yet? Looks like a little black moustache. I've come across them in Taiwan and Vietnam and your cloudberry adventure reminded me of seeing new fruit for the first time on my own adventures.

[@oxoelfoxo]

Man, you left so much edible stuff on that mango pith. Also, finding MAH-rang on this list reminds me of the fact that one person's every day fruit is another person's weird fruit.

[@mocha5778]

i'm loving the boxes for those Magic spoon cereals! reminds me of the infographics show!

[@katrinakollmann5265]

These are just always interesting. May you be blessed by the algorithm 🙌🏼

[@markkeeling7641]

What a great video! Getting a history lesson of the fruits too. This is really cool! By the way, could you have grown that seed of that mango?

[@FlaMan991]

What about Fruit of the Loom

[@sR-rc8ph]

I'm from Laos happy to hear you enjoy your time in my country =)

[@lucifermaklon2653]

Hi..................... 🔴 ALERT 🔴 PLEASE DON'T OVERLOOK THIS. It's a jackfruit seeds recipe . Jackfruit seed french fries . 1. First, sundry the jackpot seeds until you can separate the skin, completely dried but not so much that you cannot cut it . 2. Cut it horizontally 4 to 6 pieces. 3. Boil it until fork tender, add salt up to taste. 4. Let them dry a little or store in fridge for later uses. 5. Find them until Golden brown, add salt and pepper to taste. 6. Now, Bon appetit.............

[@fhurengdivolgervolger7905]

I love your content, keep it up

[@notmyname327]

Really interesting! I'd love to try all of these fruits, ok, maybe not the stinky toe lol

[@danielreed4050]

One video is all I need to subscribe I’ve been wondering about someone doing a series like this for a while

[@WeirdExplorer]

welcome aboard

[@sonofammonite1714]

I've seen your channel grow so much man, thanks for the great content as always

[@kristapritz4862]

So happy I stumbled across your channel. Very informative, fun, and odd in all of the best ways. Thankyou for your work. Education for the generations 🙌

[@Kfoglarsson]

You should visit Gotland, where I live, and try out some Salmbär/Blåhallon - or Dewberry if you have not already tried it. Or some Nyponsoppa - Rose hip soup. Very common things for us here, but really uncommon elsewhere.

[@jszelmenczi]

We have the smelly foot fruit in the central area of Brazil as well, here is called Jatoba, a friend of mine made a vegan healthy version of brigadeiro, a traditional dessert here, but i couldn't deal with the texture and taste of it, awful

[@anne-droid7739]

The first clue should have been when you heard the words "vegan healthy" paired with the word "dessert"...

[@imoto2764]

18:15 I usually eat mango skin if I'm lazy to peel em and there's not dark spot or something

[@tomparatube6506]

Ryan's is one of the most 100 unique KZbin channels IMHO. Thank you!👍👍👍

[@fweqfeqwa]

Well, this is the first time I've tried a sponsered product. Hope it's good! Love the fruit videos, you're doing grand work here!

[@firesighnavatar3283]

"best of all, no dinosaurs" are you kidding that's a HUGE disappointment. NOW where am I supposed to get my pet microraptor?

[@kirkdurkadurka]

Weird explorer description on the fruit is very good but I just can't get an idea until I actually try these things. They look really cool to experience.

[@DeMomentoEve]

Dude I love your channel, I can’t only watch a little part of one video, I end up watching a lot of extremely long videos that I can’t but just love. Also, you might be the only person who make me have feelings for fruits. More than once I have found myself a little emotional after a video. Love all this.

[@MagsterKeef]

I like the format you do doing compilations of your old footage, even though I've probably seen half of it.

[@WeirdExplorer]

I'm really digging the idea of breathing new life into the old lazy reviews by adding more info. There will be more top tens :)

[@MagsterKeef]

@@WeirdExplorer Very cool. A lot of us newer subscribers (I've been watching for the past year or so) haven't seen much if any of your old content, and probably would never dig back through 8+ years of videos. Would not mind seeing some of that being revived as well, because it actually aged incredibly well. KZbin Algo is dropping some hints!

[@mahna_mahna]

I was just watching the Kadsura Heteroclita one in the last week or so. I loved the added context for your visit to Laos in this video. It really enriched the whole story.

[@charlesallen9045]

It makes me wonder how many fruits are completely secluded from the internet and outside world

[@shadowtheimpure]

Ice cream bean seeds look like they'd be a great beer snack.