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- Here's the LARGEST Passion fruit in the world! #granadilla🔗
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I thought I was just about finished with the series on the unusual fruits of Jamaica until I got the call from Ms. Marlene. She wanted me to explore this highly unusual fruit, which turned out to be, yes, you saw right, the largest in the passion fruit family, the GIANT Granadilla!
And what a pleasant surprise we got! It's a beauty!
But above that, it is extremely nutritious! It is high in the ABC vitamins as well as minerals and is particularly well-known for its combination of Vitamin C and Iron!
You are in for another treat!
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By the way, you might also be interested in knowing the other names for this super fruit.
They include:
Barbadine,
Passiflora quadrangularis,
Badea,
Grenadine fruit,
Giant tumbo,
Maracujá-do-mato,
Zuurzak,
Granadilla de China,
Granadilla de Java,
Granadilla de México,
Granadilla de Montaña,
Granadilla de Ratón, and
Granadilla de Trebol
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Is this fruit new to you? Would you try it? Tell me in the comments, please.
I definitely want to try it.
Would try it if it was in Australia
Please I would like to get some of the fruit you can give me the lady number p😢
It's very new to me. I've never seen or heard of this fruit before. I would love to get my own plant so I'm going to call ms. Marlene for sure. Thank u so much for all all the info u share on herbs n fruits. Growing up we had the passion fruit at home.
@@sharonwright2072 I am in Philadelphia and I never see it before
We have this exotic fruit in my Island.They call it Grenadines.
2 kinds of taste : the seeds juice is like a syrup very tasty and refreshing.
The pulp is to be blend with lemon juice and milk and sugar : very healthy.
This fruit helps with insomnia and bad mood.
My Grandma used to prepare a very tasty syrup with it too.
The leaves are used for emotional distress for holistic bath.:
The flowers are used for insomnia, epilepsy and psychiatric disorders.
This is priceless. Thanks
Can you eat the flesh when it’s green.?
My lsland Jamaica, thank you for taking me on your journey. I have never seen this fruit before. Many blessings to you Miss Marlene and family. Many thanks to you all for doing this. United we stand.
You are so welcome
Trini here in Florida this fruit is call Babardine we make a delicious creamy drink with it and also make ice cream or put it in smoothies! It is so delicious!🤗
What part of florida are you and do you grow it?
@@gracehuie3651 Central Florida, yes we had it growing but we lost them this past Winter because of the heavy Frost and cold weather, we also lost all of our pigeon peas trees and one of our mango trees. We will hopefully try to get another plant!
Same thing I was saying. Trinis make barbadine ice-cream with it.
Do you have a tree
@@ladydeeelmansy-john6006 No, I don't have a tree but I've seen the fruit being used to make ice-cream and punch when I tasted it.
I live in St. Andrew Jamaica and as a child my father planted it, they hung on the vine like big pumpkins.He would cut off the top and pour condensed milk in it mix and served with cracks of ice in a glass, it was lovely and was a regular Sunday evening treat. I have been trying to find it for years now I am happy to know that it is still in Jamaica 🇯🇲. I would like to have a plant to share and enjoy with my family and friends ❤. Thanks for sharing 👍 😊
I just wrote a comment saying the same thing. I am from Golden Springs, St Andrew, and enjoyed this fruit in a variety of ways, including ice cream. A regular Sunday treat.
We call it in Barbardine in St. Lucia. Ms Marline has a heart of gold...willing to share. it can be stewed in meats when green, can be used in drinks, and can also be eaten as a fruit.
Sis. Marlene, your generosity in sharing your Luscious Granadilla not only to stimulate my palate but to recall some childhood memories of this fruit mixed with condensed milk poured over lots of ice. One of your Sisters in Bethel Town.
This is so amazing because I never know that this unique , exotic fruit was still in existence , so it brought back memories , because as a kid growing up in the fifties there was this plant running on this vine making a bed on the cocoa and the coffee trees with these succulent fruit smelling so good . , My mother use to mix the pulp with milk and people always come and pick them on Sundays maybe to make drink but since the plant died I never seen it anywhere else, not even in the markets.
Thanks for this info... first I am seeing this fruit.
Thank you so much for taking the time to find these amazing fruits packed with vitamins and minerals with their amazing beneficial health promoting properties .
The healing of the Nation is truly hidden in these healing plants and herbs and fruits.
I appreciate and encourage you to keep on doing this work, it is a real blessing when you can take the time to enlighten us about the hidden treasures we have on our Island . Thank you.
As a fruit lover, oh Yes! I'd love to try it🤗
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I love it!
I would love a seedling.
Thanks for sharing!
We also have this kind of passion fruit.
This is really good taste.
Thanks for. your information.
I've heard of passion fruit but not this variety. The flower is stunning and the fruit looks very good. Jamaica has so many wonderful foods. Some day I will get the chance to visit this beautiful place.
I respect this video my first time see it would like to try it thank for the lesson bless up
My first time ever seeing it.. Blessings
How did i miss this video? So nice and refreshing...special lady and special gentlemen. They make a winning team. 😊
I became familiar with the fruit in 1968, a neighbor gave it to my mom who was told to add Condensed milk and cool it before eating.
Some years later, I peeled off the outer skin, diced the flesh and stewed🍲 it with Natural Seasoning and Saltfish (Codfish).
It was surprisingly very tasty 👌
Salt fish? For real?
How can I get the fruit to buy first I saw it
I knew this fruit frm I was 3 years old and am 58 now frm a little community in Clarendon name, Fair burn.
Good to make ice cream nice job
Such a great, educational video! Thank you! I have one currently but it hasn't bloomed yet. Can't wait to try the fruit someday.
OH MY GOD, I AM SO EXCITED TO SEE THAT FRUIT AGAIN,
MY FATHER HAD IT UP IN NORTHERN CLARENDON, IT WAS
GROWN DOWN IN THE COFFEE PIECE ON RAN UPON THE
GUYU TREE. IT HAD A SWEET KIND OF AROMA, WHEN IT
WELL RIPE AND DROP YOU COULD SMELL FROM A FAR,
I ALWAYS TALK About IT. I Would love to Get SOME
WOW, OH YES ! IT HAS A LONG LIFE Span, WE ONLY
USED To EAT SEEDS,
We are related by your last name ..😂
Malaysia here yeah my father plant it early 1970's i love the taste ❤❤
WESSELY AND TEAMWORKERS ! GOOD AFTERNOON, THIS FRUIT AM GOING TO CHECK IN THE INTERNATIONAL STORE IF THEY SUPPLY IT , ALSO THE LEAVE RESEMBLE THE GUAVA LEAVES TOO.I LOVE ALL FRUITS AND VEGETABLES, WOULD REALLY LOVE TO TRY THIS. 😍👍💞😀🙏🙏🙏
You re so sympathic guys ! ❤
This fruit from Haiti you can blend it put ice sugar milk delicious juice plenty of vitamins. Vitamins my name is Alina. ❤
I grew up in Golden Springs, St. Andrew, Jamaica in the 70’s and had several Granadilla vines in our back yard. My Grandmother used to make ice cream with it during season on Sunday’s. It was a regular Sunday tradition for us at our home. It made a nice juice as well.
To be honest with you though, I have not seen it much in Jamaica over the recent years. My Grandmother was from Above Rocks, St. Andrew, and knew of the fruit from there, so it probably goes back 60-100 years. These regions of Jamaica have a nice cooler temperature, with rolling hills, like the Castleton area.
Cool. Thanks for sharing
This is a great video ❤
thanks Desna!
Greetings from Trinidad and Tobago , In T & T we call them Babadine . I use it in smoothies .
Oh, awesome, thanks Trevor. I just spoke about my Caribbean family and asked for their feedback so thanks.
Yes Trini here as well we use this in smoothies or make a nice creamy drink with it!
Yes I love it nice to make drink
Always informative. Great content. Blessed people.
Glad you enjoyed it my friend.
How would hey get one of that fruit to buy
Love your show fam
Well done. Good
WOW! Home made juice. I wonder with so many different fruits in Jamaica why do they by aerated water and other mass produced drinks. Wish I have some of this now to prepare drink for dinner.
You could use this fruit to make ice cream this is coming from Tobago 🇹🇹
Shout out from northern California,
This beautiful plant joined my collection last year. I can't wait until the day I get to try it's fruit
Wonderful!
It grows wild in the forests in hanover, makes a great drink 😅
Good morning. I have it at my backyard. I live in Darliston. Lennox Bigwoods. The juice is amazing. The Bible says the herbs is the healing of the nation
Grandidila fruit looks amazing. I would plant it all over Jamaica. To improve people's health. Should save dr/hospital bill. Teach children about it. 😊
Interesting fruit. Thanks for the video. We all need to save & label some seeds - so many persons say they used to have/see it, but not for years since. Also, if the birds eat the fruit, it's usually good for us too. That helped me decide to try the noni fruit (duppy soursop) before its use became popular in Jamaica.
quite so, makes sense. Thanks for that Minister.
I'm from Port Antonio, Portland. I had a plant of the gradidilla in the 1980s. It was destroyed by someone who did not know the plant. I have not been able to secure another plant since. It makes a great punch when blended with the seeetened milk of your choice.
We call it granadilla in Guyana.. Would love to get some seeds to plant here in Jamaica. Lovely smell.
It's so good!
Ok. Whenever you get some seeds .please let me get two..to plant herecin Jamaica..
Thank you ..😂👍
I would love to taste the fruit, and have a plant as well
Never seen nor heard of it before, would try it for its herbal properties.
Lovely fruit I would surely try it.
You should!
In Nicaragua we have it too we called it granadilla.
I'm so glad someone had this fruit we use to have it home when we were kids use to put it on ice when we come home from school or church i got to vomr and get some of that plant
please come for it.
Hi from Barbados! I have it growing in backyard.
The family loves it a lot!!
That is awesome!
In haiti is name is grenadine, you make juice
With the seed and preserve with the skin very delicious
As a child I saw it and ate it in Portland at My St Bernard. I have not seen it for years I did not know it was still around . That's wonderful
We had it in St Thomas as a child growing up my Father got it in St Andrew. The life spans about up to 15- 20 yrs
I saw that fruit in Jamaica when I was a little girl in my district in st Ann's
I remember eating this growing up in Portland Jamaica, the flesh remind me of honeydew melon
I have to praise you and your great work, your effort, you're always bringing out some unusual fruits, how do you find them?...lol👏👍💯👍
Its a blessing my friend. Persons like you inspire and motive me though. Love and thanks.
Blessings👏
My grandmother mix grandilla with condensed milk with nut meg. Clarendon
Yes Grandilla, I knew it by that name when I was a child. Found in the hills of st. Catherine
Thanks for this video. I've been searching for this for years. Last time I saw and eat it was over 30 years ago in the st Catherine Hills, It was a little larger though. I never had the outer core. Used to eat it like regular passion.
I know this fruit all my life s barbedene. My mom makes this for us all our lives. She blends it with milk condensed and evaporated milk it is amazing. I just bring some for my baby grandson in the US
Sounds great! Thanks for sharing Wendy
We had this home...blend the inner portion...strain it...sweeten with condensed milk..nutmeg etc...its really the best juice...when its ripe you can smell it anywhere on the property.
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I am 75 years old and I think my grandparents had this fruit on their farm!
Wow, I use to have one growing but it died. Please tell me how can I get a sucker.
I have the plant at home in St James,have one in my fridge to juice
Would love to get some seeds
We have it in stony hill, very sweet fruit
Great fruit we in Trinidad call it Barberdine we make ice cream with it
That fruit is more than 90 yrs around in Trinidad
Barbadine in Trinidad. Oh so tasty. My mother made fruit juice for us as children. I cube the flesh and freeze. Must be well ripened.
I've heard of the passion but I've never tried it, but it looks delicious 😋
That food was one of my favorite we call it Grande deala
another name. cool
Thank you Wellsley for sharing another fruit that I did not know existed, and its in my country. It sounds like an amazing fruit. But where were you filming this video bro?
You are very welcome. That's Westmoreland my friend
I know that fruit love cool place
We call it in Tat barbadeen fruit make juice ice cream all other stuff
Ice cream? Really?
Known as babardine in Trinidad, it's everywhere in Trinidad
My mom usually have it in Clarendon we cook it when it is young with meat or salt fish
cook it?😲
Bless u 3's I need some seed. Can I get it please. Thank u
My grandmother grew these on arbors. She had arbors for them and for grapes. She had them in the 1930s and 1940s.
@6:05 What does it taste like? Well, what does an apple or banana taste like?
It can make smoothie and juice to
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Growing up in the hills of St Catherine, we called these Sweet Cup. However, I've never seen them so big. Lovely.
It is actually from the Sweet cup family of Passion fruit, but is called Granadilla even in Jamaica. Same seed and taste composition, with a much larger fruit.
My grandmother had this fruit I really would like to get a plant of.i love it very tasty and sweet when ripe how can I get the plan please let ne know.
Her contact is in the description
I am from st Mary and we have it at home as a kid I would love to get a plant
This is very popular in Trinidad and Tobago it’s called barbadine and in Tobago granadila it’s all over Trinidad and Tobago🇹🇹🇺🇸
Really. 👍
Hi blessed day to you, is it a cousins to passion fruit and bell apple
right on the money Rebecca! It is from the passion fruit family, yes. Please be sure to subscribe and share this with others my friend.
Brown dog😲,you and Oral Tracy a brother?. Wonderful exposure,new to me am near retirement😁,hope you explore Maumi in Manchester,Walderston and Mizpah area,Shadow in St James,very large with purple colour inside.
Hey Gilmore. Gie me a buzz bro. 876 825 2237
Maumi over here in Maidstone Manchester.. most people are just learning about it.. been around since I was a child.. Each one teaches one
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Had this as a child made a drink and icecream it’s Barbadine
Beautiful 😍 we have them in My mother_land PNG.,
Interesting
Does the leaves have benefits.
checking...
I was just researching the passiflora thats y i wanted to see if it's in Jamaica, if it's d same passiflora i think they use the flowers r leaves, scientifical research states that its used for menopausal symptoms, anti-cancer, anxiety, sleep deprivation, depression, etc. I.m about to try the medicine derived from it from the health store.
awesome.
Mr Hael is apart of the SDA blessings upon you bro
It grows plenty in st Andrew and St Catherine wild
really? Where? I wanna know.☺
It’s very nice we have it in Portland
You do! What else do you have there my friend? Buzz me up please ☺
@@myislandjamaica I am living in the states now so honestly I don’t what else is there. As u already know this generation don’t plant so a lot of things are gone…
@@myislandjamaica by the way you know Portland have the best breadfruit lol
You can cook the green one also. ❤
From Trinidad and Tobago
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🇻🇨👍🏿❤️St. Vincent and the Grenadines, my grandmother had it , I loved when she made juice with it.👍🏿❤️🇻🇨
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Hello there, I would love to have a sucker and a fruit. The first I am seeing this fruit, thanks for showing.
Welcome
first am hearing about this fruit. Interesting.
Danny it is in linstead st Catherine I see it for more than 10year I made juice
This has along lifespan,even if you cut it down the root part will spring and bear.I have it for more thanten years.
You. Could cut the hard stem an plant it it grow
It is the beginning of rain season here in Kenya, I want to plant 20 of these. Here in Kenya the fruit is so unpopular.... I have to give it a name, maybe Jack passion since we have Jack fruit here. Jack Konah Nairobi Kenya 🇰🇪 Kenya!
lol. Love that Jack!
I’ve never see or heard about this I never know that there was a fruit like that
I have it, delicious. Giant granadilla
Am from Clarendon we’re can I get this fruit to buy please
Link in description my friend.