Swiss Family Tries Indian Fruits And This Is What They Think 🇮🇳

Of course we eat fruits almost every day when we are in Asia, this is almost a given. The thing is that fruits are not available in any place and any country, not in the number and of the price you can find them in India. We already knew that there are some good fruits here but we wanted to make a video showing how we try a whole lot of them. So here we go, brace yourself and see what we thought. Please watch the whole video without skipping ahead, and try not to run away.
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[@kaldiv5776]

tasted fruits from US and India and i see a clear cut difference in terms of taste and flavor. Fruits here in US are jumbo sized and potentially genetically modified. However in india the size is small but it has the typical tropical flavor and taste which you cannot get anywhere in the world.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes, I agree, I used to live in the US but the taste here is much better

[@devilzaid6666]

anywhere in the world? i doubt that you need to travel to another countries

[@Rightforrightright]

When I went to a other country tastes of vegetables and sweetness completely gone down even in coconut. Maybe not all countries like that. I just went to abraod even the pumpkin is just like waste not sweet like in Kerala India. I tasted tamring fruit I spot off , it was not sweet instead bad taste . I tasted lemon it has no aroma and tastes not good as the lemon there imported from the west.

[@moondancekid2367]

You missed nutritional facts too..

[@hemramachandran5626]

Anything is genetically modified when they are naturally cross pollinated, they are all good - for e.g. seedless watermelon is genetically modified. Does anyone complain?

[@sangeeta963]

After 11 years of New Zealand..i really appreciate India .The trees flowers and fruit..it's diversity it's busyness n non racial tone..❤love India

[@yvesthesleeve]

Sure thing

[@tkoshy6082]

Feel the same.. 20 yrs in usa

[@Trish21_]

thank you ma'am for all your kind words.. please do visit us .. with love Tia from India..

[@stefanierider9559]

Oh indian fruits are lovely

[@yvesthesleeve]

they are

[@Manisankar016]

You can try to sprinkle just little salt and it will be tastier

[@madhugaikwad942]

indians. indian fruits vegetables dry fruits masalas food people roads travel traffic everywhere everything is lovely 🇮🇳.. except few set of people

[@to-nur]

​@@yvesthesleeveType of Mango (HimSagar,Gulabkhas,Langra) just Fantastic.. Try this.. I hope your inner than thank me 😊😊😊 lot's of love and Saport ❤

[@Shivshiva500]

Yes

[@anupamdas1811]

The freshness and quality of the fruit in your video seemed very real. In fact, most Indian fruits from this equatorial region are at their juiciest and tastiest in summer.

[@yvesthesleeve]

that's true

[@vidyutmulki2807]

All the fruits looks fresh. Eating fruits is healthy and refreshing. Good to see you and your lovely family enjoying local fruits

[@yvesthesleeve]

we do

[@ragoose85]

This is why the nature is awesome!! The fruits you get varies based on the climate and region. Also it suits the healthiness of the people.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Sure thing

[@charan-chikkamagaluru]

Compared to other countries in the world, India's soil is very good. So the fruits crops here are very tasty. Vegetables will be delicious. Other food grains are delicious. ❤️🚩

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes, you are right

[@sangeeta963]

Now v genetically modified 😢

[@NewstatePlayer100]

Yea

[@NewstatePlayer100]

Depending on our agricultural land and farmers

[@thewanderer4638]

That's not true actually. Mostly tropical places have good quality fruits or vegetable as of the climate. You can overcome soil deficiency with chemical/bio/water soluble fertilizer and also Europe, UK, America don't purchase seed from Asia as they have strict restrictions for Genetic plant disease and other reason and hence they can't practice more fruit farms.. But South America have good fruits. Don't get mis information, always check or google it.. Use google translate or google lens to recognise things that you can't identify. Use technology.. Europe also have problem with the shell life of fruits as the govt don't allow ripen fruits in super markets as per standard but ripen or over ripen fruits are much healthier. Like for example if we have ripen bananas, hand mix it with corn flour and some salt, paprika, lime and other spice and make fritters out of it (oil/air fry) And enjoy snack Green banana (ripen from inside but looks green) Yellow Banana Red Banana (Rich in Iron) Plankton (Unripe Bananas that can be used like potato in curry or can be fried to make chips or boil and eat as snack.)

[@hemanthkumar5438]

Green banana is a variety called Robusta, it has only 2,3 days of shelf life, that's why they are selling it slightly raw, it will ripen very quickly and will stay green even when ripe. The small yellow one is poovan , it's good for making banana shake. several varieties are locally sold, 4,5 of them are most common.

[@yvesthesleeve]

We eat green bananas daily actually, love them

[@samwienska1703]

Also the "poovan pazham (Poovan variety of Banana)" is what preferred to offer to gods in Pooja.

[@samwienska1703]

​@@yvesthesleeve when you visit Tamilnadu (I think in some parts of Kerala also it is available), ask people for the "Karpooravalli" variety banana. Your kids will love it. Because it's the sweetest Banana variety you can find in India.

[@saurabhmahajan4459]

I like how you enjoy the smaller things in life, wish I was more like you !

[@yvesthesleeve]

Oh wow, thanks

[@Rohan-cw9zj]

​@@yvesthesleevesame we need to appreciate the smaller things in life more😅

[@anocri]

You are a nice and down-to-earth man, and you have an amazing family. Stay safe and healthy.

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks mate

[@Beck637]

Lovely reaction on Indian fruits. Welcome to our beautiful India.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thank you! 😃

[@pradeepdixit54]

Thanks for coming in india god bless you sir , welcome in india again and again

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks! 😃

[@borg11276]

You should always pick mangoes by smelling them, Sweet mangoes always smell fragrant and soar once smell citrusy. Grapes need to be washed before you eat because they might have pesticides on them. In monsoon season you should eat watermelon kept in room temperature and if you refrigerate it and eat cold you might end up catching cold.

[@yvesthesleeve]

right yes

[@cyriljacob4839]

Sour* ones😊

[@borg11276]

@@cyriljacob4839 Thanks for the correction. Hopefully with improvements in AI spellchecker would suggest more context specific suggestions ;-)

[@preethishetty6179]

Actually watermelon where seasonal fruits once in india , only in summers for when your body needs more water but now this new green variety is seen throughout the season, it is advised in ayurveda to eat only seasonal & local fruits .

[@chaw294]

Oh wow, what a party of fruits. All of them look fresh and gosh, that watermelon 🍉 is the best...the flesh is so reddish. Good review from you and wife. Wonderful to see the whole family enjoying all the fruits.

[@yvesthesleeve]

those were probably the best fruits I ever had

[@chaw294]

@@yvesthesleeve 👍👍👍👏

[@nk2023]

Watermelons ❤

[@buddhapiyao1315]

Gooseberries are sour in taste and are packed with vit C and iron. We eat it raw, dried, candied. Seeds in fruits is actually a good thing. It means that they are still original, not manipulated with genetics. It was good to see your youngest enjoying fruits. It's heartwarming to see kids with healthy eating habits.

[@yvesthesleeve]

they love the fruits

[@debangshubiswas6492]

This year we ate 100+ kg of mangoes..

[@anocri]

@@debangshubiswas6492 We? You and who else, and how many people?

[@mahendratripura800]

​@@anocrihe n his family may be

[@TheRishijoesanu]

Kerala's also big in pineapples. I grew up in a house surrounded by pineapple plantations.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I see a lot of them

[@modikreactions997]

Welcome to India, Sir Indian fruits are really good 😊👍.

[@sewaligoswami781]

Great video guys. What a feast. A proper fruit feast. Lots of Love

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes it was!

[@desiinamerica]

28:50 not a bad idea to wash any of the fruits unless you know they are grown organically especially the Grapes (They might have had pesticides sprayed). I envy you for getting to eat the mangoes! My favorite fruit too! Have to make do with some sad Mexican ones. Nice vlog! The gooseberries that you saw in the shop are used to make pickles.

[@yvesthesleeve]

they are great indeed

[@satishkumarnedungadi2594]

You are a great Indian fruit lover. Banana and paw- paw taste great in Kerala. Also, the mangoes and jack fruit are very sweet . I am jack fruit lover. India also grows a variety of apples. Varieties of grapes are also available. Nasik in Maharashtra makes world class wines. Anyway, make the best of your stay in India.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I sure will

[@avinashnahak9167]

Happy to see your family enjoying delicious fruits...and more happy that you found good vendors selling good quality fruits...Some vendors have products that are not always fresh or the best you can find. Also the kind of fruits change with the demographics so always be on the lookout for some new and rare fruits as well 😀

[@santhoshchelvaraj]

Great fruit tasting tour....as per your message at the start of the video...I have done the needful. We all love you and your family members.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Wow, thank you

[@akashdedhagurjar1289]

0:30 baniyan tree (Bargad badh ka ped) holy tree in Sanatan Dharma baniyan tree and peeple tree are worshipped these two tree gives 24*7 hours oxygen

[@crickettapya4239]

If you keep pieces of watermelon in a fridge for few hours its taste enhances. It tastes more sweet.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thanks for the tip!

[@dr.nina19]

I love how you sneak peeked into some houses 😂 I am from north India and I love houses in south they love nature more than us for sure ❣

[@yvesthesleeve]

sure thing

[@anandbalkaran9134]

Continue with your lovely journey. Be safe , enjoy

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks mate

[@bobbymathews5568]

Pineapple is highland grown in Idukkki district of Kerala.Always buy yellow bananas which’s very sweet (ladies finger ,poovan,and palayamthodan)

[@bobbymathews5568]

Charappoovan,and koombillakannan(flowerless verity)

[@catcat63527]

Bro, Manipur pineapples are better.

[@acswain6720]

Try to buy the light green colored grapes which have a very elongated shape. Those are very sweet and seedless, very good for the children. There are many varieties of dark purple seedless grapes available in the market too. But you encounter the seed containing varities of both the green and purple/black types sometimes.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Ok, thank you

[@sriramasam]

Sir i am sorry to say....do not wait till they ask for i want one... just give them first.and then take vlog.. because I love your family and mostly there is childrens...i will not let them to wait.this is an Indian culture. thank you i hope you will take my words positively.

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks, we live a mixed culture

[@SonasingTerang-xt7xd]

Love from India 🇮🇳🇮🇳🇮🇳

[@parthabhatta1963]

Try the red bananas. Its available only in Southern India, Tamilnadu and Kerala.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes I have, there are everywhere here

[@dawoodwaris]

Hello mate the first hanging root tree is called East Indian Fig or banyan tree. 6:40 That's gooseberry, its bitter. Please make sure you wash grapes thoroughly as they use heavy pesticides. Good luck on your travel adventure with your family. 👍🏽

[@yvesthesleeve]

Ok thank you

[@Raju-kx8jw]

Your babyboy is very cute and always smiling and disciplined.

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks mate

[@vlogs4u74]

Beware dear friend.. of our fruits in kerala🛑🛑🛑👎🏻👎🏻👎🏻U r an amazing vlogger..We whole family watched your videos without watching any of our favourite programmes on social media and tv.. Love u and ur family..May God bless u all

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thank you so much 🙂

[@niladisify3811]

When I go to India next time I will have fruit party as well. The best fruits are in Summer.

[@yvesthesleeve]

oh yes

[@amala8176]

Fruits are tastier, flowers are super aromatic in tropical climate.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Yes, true

[@pradeepkp6006]

Bro. Next time you try kerala brown banana. Kerala almost 15 type of bananas.

[@yvesthesleeve]

yes sure

[@anandbalkaran9134]

Thanks!

[@humanvoice369]

Good to see a fellow discerning fruit lover!

[@TheRishijoesanu]

Grapes are not local to Kerala since they grow in more temprate climates but tropical fruits are a plenty in Kerala. The only place with better fruit variety is Colombia in my experience.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Not been to Colombia

[@kirtigupta9753]

We wait for the Mango season every year. Literally our mouths start watering whenever we hear about Mangoes. Indian Mangoes are to die for. That's why it's called King of Fruits. There are 1500 varieties of Mangoes in India and Alphanso is called the King of Mangoes. Also we don't eat mango the way you do because there's a lot meat you left 😂

[@yvesthesleeve]

I think I cleaned the mangoes pretty clean, the eating goes on after the video

[@peaceoutxoxo]

I miss indian mangoes…have tried multiple time different mangoes in europe but i have stopped eating mangoes now as they all suck….

[@justindu6829]

In Kerala you will find trees almost at every nook and corner. That's why it rains heavily and it's like a green carpet. This is also one of the reasons why Kerala is called as 'God's Own Country'

[@handsomemann1]

One of the best videos. Love these tropical fruits and no one shows it the way you do tasting them and telling us how sweet and tasty they all are. Wonderful Kerala fruits. I love watermelon anytime given. It is so nourishing and I believe has vitamins. On a hot day, nothing for is refreshing than a watermelon kept in a cold fridge to eat. I always put thumbs up on your video. The best super cool man with super cool speech!. Hope you stay longer in Kerela. Take care all and see you again real soon. Cheers from Australia.

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks mate

[@Mayank.Pandey001]

You are so good 😊 love from India 🇮🇳

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks mate

[@wasimfarooqi284]

MashaAllah, good to see you are not in the race to get rich Rather you are enjoying life with whatever Allah gave you Stay blessed and keep enjoying the life 👍❤️

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks so much

[@sandeep7823]

do u need to bring your regressive god everywhere, what a shame...your god gives only bombs and terrorists...

[@devinesite5525]

I love your beautiful family❤❤❤❤ Love u from india❤❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thank you so much 😊

[@Anant0909]

Hii. Loved the fruit party. I ate Alphonso, Keshar, Amrapali, Langda, Chausa, Neelam, Totapuri, Dashhari, Badami species of Mangoes this season and its still on...😋😋😋 The Chausa is the sweetest and juicy Mango of all. Try it the season is still on. I am from Mumbai.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I did a chaunsa review in Pakistan and an Alphonso in Ratnagiri, videos are all there

[@Anant0909]

@@yvesthesleeve oh good. But Indian chausa is a bit different I think. Juice literally drips as u bite off the pulpy chunk. It's soo good and my favourite. If u get a chance also try amrapali mangoes. It's flavour is so unique and so sweet taste. Thanks.

[@shajinair1974]

Goosberry are so good for health, used in Ayurveda a lot. Eat a Goosberry with little salt then try to drink water and see what you experience!!!

[@yvesthesleeve]

alright thanks

[@HEAVENLY_DEM0N]

I have mangos, pomegranates , guava, grapes, jamun , lemon , and chiku trees in my garden at home. I get one fruit ready to be plucked at any time of year . Blessed

[@yvesthesleeve]

Very nice!

[@TheRishijoesanu]

Kerala is haven for tropical fruits and spice. The Nilgiris Mountains in Kerala are the second largest biodiversity hub itw after Amazon rainforests.

[@sheebaradhakrishnangr]

Nilgieis is in Tamil Nadu

[@akhil3678]

@@sheebaradhakrishnangr not nilgiri , western Ghats

[@chetnakarthikakolla8085]

Enjoy your fruits😋

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks

[@ukirfan]

you can be assured , you get non-gmo (food) bananas here . all natural varieties or hybrid cultivated.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I am sure

[@akbarfaluludheen8895]

A Good father and good youtuber too, love from India

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks mate

[@underwearundertaker]

Thank you for coming to India and enjoy...Respect from New Zealand..

[@yvesthesleeve]

my pleasure

[@kalpeshshah2028]

Fresh gooseberry come in winter season.. gooseberry cut put in the salt water 5 to 7 days after eating..in India Village school near sold gooseberry wender .. children & after 45 age very useful

[@TheRishijoesanu]

One suggestion. I appreciate that you're avoiding tourist traps and trying to get an authentic Kerala experience but I'd recommend that you ask around for good restaurants before trying them out.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Why? It is good to find out on my own....

[@Abhjjit]

Thanks! Love the authenticity of your videos.

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks mate

[@vishalnune1887]

I have seen food reviews but you are the first person to review on fruits .thanks for that .

[@yvesthesleeve]

that is great

[@sunilsawant4542]

Fruits need to be refrigerated just a bit, so they taste sweeter. You need to cut the melon across the seed lines, to make it easier.

[@yvesthesleeve]

That helps but these were super sweet like they were

[@anuptalwar6291]

Dear, your kids are very sweet.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thank you so much 😊

[@niladisify3811]

Try marinated Gooseberries. Its healthy great taste. You drink water after eating Gooseberries and it tastes sweet.

[@kashcorner7259]

Awesome video mate! Loads of love to you & family ❤🙏🌟🙌 #positivevibes

[@yvesthesleeve]

Thank you 🙌

[@o_j_o6447]

Btw those big green bananas are like new species which grows faster and produce more so those are not that tasty. I eat them but don't like the taste. But the small ones those are really good

[@yvesthesleeve]

alright

[@sujatabarman8940]

Our India produces huge delicious and sweet fruits, the fruits are very tasty, love for you all,

[@yvesthesleeve]

that is very true

[@aasthaenterprises2273]

SO. SWEET. FAMILY. WELCOME. IN. INDAIA

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks

[@chotabheem4497]

As a malayali from kerala , I recommend you to wash the grapes and put it in vinegar for some time before eating it because my mom do. this is because grapes are not much grown in kerala they come from tamilnadu ( some varieties) , the farmers use pesticides to control the pests from attacking it , so insecticides are sprayed directly above the fruits when it is grown .

[@yvesthesleeve]

we wash automatically any fruit we eat

[@1abhishekbhuyan695]

Monsoon days is very expensive in India

[@vu3bwb]

Glad to see you in my neighborhood. Hope that you had a great time here.

[@yvesthesleeve]

sure thing

[@astrostar43]

U can sell ice to Eskimos!!! All common fruits...nothing unusual like the gooseberries which U did not buy...!!

[@yvesthesleeve]

😂😂😂

[@shivakanth553]

Green banana are use for defried baji and used for cooking curries with it.

[@yvesthesleeve]

But not this kind, this is for eating only. Very soft and sweet.

[@manoramamannu235]

There are still variety of fruits....Bel, Jamun, Mahua, Ber/berry , Kendu, chahaar, Kusum, Jungle jalebi, sahtut,

[@yvesthesleeve]

sure but these basic fruits were enough for one video....

[@Vyshnavu333]

Waiting for video from Munnar. Munnar is a must visit place as it is full of nature beauty

[@cliffordfernandes8472]

That's so sweet !!!

[@bobbyeapen6049]

Also, the silly folks from the Northern states, don't realize the contributions from Kerala , and why India was the land of spices.. Most of the spices were grown in the south. Literally for 2000+ years, the Europeans (southern part , like the roman empire), traded with KERALA to get black pepper and cinnamon. IT was worth more than gold for the most part, and thanks to the trading of these spices, it made India filthy rich. Kerala was the state in the past which was responsible for trade with Portuguese, Arabs, Dutch, Danish, British, French, Eastern Africa, Chinese, and ancient Israel. It has history of early Christians' going back to pre-age of discovery, so one of the earliest Christians' outside of Israel. One of the examples of its richness is the padmaswaby temple, the richest in the world.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I see, yes, that is actually interesting

[@arunroy9514]

@bobbyeappen. Agree with you on the north indian bit, though I live here. Somebody described the northies as "Lota lumpens." Can't agree more.

[@RS-hr4gf]

@bobbyeapen6049 Colonized bigot spotted !! In North India we have a perfect line to describe the likes of you - "kuen (well) ka Maidhak (frog). Pls visit other parts of the country to wider your horizon and come out of your colonial mindset.

[@arjuna03]

You don't have to put anybody down while bragging about yourself/people/state

[@bobbyeapen6049]

@@arjuna03 When there is a real contrast from the north to the south, especially when it comes down to how to believe what is true and what is just falsehoods passed over time, then what is to be expected....

[@waggingwolves6773]

I never imagine someone could be this happy with bananas…😂

[@yvesthesleeve]

😂😂😂😂

[@sinhakash1]

Nice to see your family, please give more to kids they will also enjoy .

[@Omsairamji29]

Happy family👪 God bless you guys😇Indian fruits are best in the whole world, because the soil of india is holly. 🚩 Next time when you buy a pineapple, get it cut at the shop itself.

[@yvesthesleeve]

alright

[@debashishkar3647]

for dibetics person pappaya, guava recommended...south india u get easyly

[@NaveenGone1119]

india is called fruit country of the world

[@yvesthesleeve]

that is fitting

[@o_j_o6447]

When you buy bananas the measurement index is dozen 1 dozen=12 pieces So when you ask for bananas just say 1 dozen or 1/2 dozen like that

[@yvesthesleeve]

alright

[@sayanbiswas757]

26:35 there are really many many kinds of mango 🥭 in our house we got 4 types 😂 and each is somewhat different from other... really good

[@yvesthesleeve]

yes true

[@shivaraml5692]

You should do more cooking . Never see you buying vegetables. Indian vegetables are very good, always fresh. Lots of Indian recipes on KZbin.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Sure 😊

[@kalpeshshah2028]

Gooseberry call in India is amla.. In winter season so many people drink it gooseberry juice.. gooseberry near lemon test.. gooseberry use in chawanpras.. Age of 45 above half spoon dry gooseberry powder every day you living long life

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks for this

[@akhildeve1037]

Love from Kerala -India ❤️❤️❤️

[@yvesthesleeve]

🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@ek5368]

Make sure you wash them properly before eating. Love to see you enjoy them ❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

I do!

[@sangeeta963]

Dry the melon seeds . once dry bite the vertical edge gently n break it open n eat the inner white seed.

[@vfr45rfv]

Cute children ❤ , God bless you

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks mate

[@samiksha907]

Please come to chennai again. 😁😁😇

[@yvesthesleeve]

eventually

[@pikachu98765]

Visit munnar & vagamon guys

[@aryn2958]

👍 Nice to see fruit party... Just a small request please wash the grapes before consuming will have pesticides spray on it. Love your videos ❤

[@yvesthesleeve]

of course we do

[@samarraj9051]

Sar welcome to India

[@yvesthesleeve]

thanks so much

[@sreenivasanaiya3151]

You can eat green banana's skins white fibre part also.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Ah wow

[@manishshah1142]

It's seems like a fruit part with family .

[@AswanthGopalakrishnan]

Most of the green bananas i guess were regular ones which needs to get ripe. The green ones that you can eat are called robusta . They are sweet. And then there is another one which is magenta ish in color called kadhali. You can find a lot of variety of bananas tbh.

[@yvesthesleeve]

They are sweet and they are very ripe already, very good

[@suganpal1142]

Robusta is the genetically modified variety of Green bananas, these green bananas never turn yellow. Those green bananas are already ripen, they can keep it for a day or two if they want it to be more ripen, it never changes colour.

[@prr71]

Hope the grapes were washed before popping in. 🙂. since they were kept outside in the shop, lot of dust they would have gathered.

[@yvesthesleeve]

yes sure

[@user-tns1986]

Usually we stop eating mangoes once monsoon starts

[@yvesthesleeve]

I eat as long as they sell them

[@SAkthi-dy2kz]

Now that you are in a tropical area, you could have tried tropical fruits too. Especially jack fruit, the king of all fruits.

[@yvesthesleeve]

Haha, these are all tropical fruits actually.... I also tried jackfruit, here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/nIa2Z4eZa5Zge6c

[@thegogogocom]

Due to food scarcity only pulses , Wheat and rice we genetically modified to prevent hunger. Rather than that majority of vegetables and fruits are in original condition thats why it have good taste and in different sizes in different part of india because of changes in land nutrition and climate

[@yvesthesleeve]

makes sense

[@travelwithavani5262]

The green bananas are the raw ones, it’s used for making chips or they boil them to make some Indian delicacies. You aren’t supposed to eat them raw.

[@yvesthesleeve]

I tried those chips

[@lijothomas8179]

There are plenty of Verities of bananas are in Kerala small yellow one green one and also the red banana , hope you had heard about that 🍌

[@yvesthesleeve]

yes I tried many of them