I get a bag every week sweet cuties. Hard work for the pickers, I thought the machines picked it. I appreciate all their hard work just for me to have a healthy fruits. Thank you! 🙂
Lol I seriously get a bag every other night from Walmart a 3 lb bag I have 7-8 cuties each night I'm ADDICTED to them and no other mandrains even come close to cuties the dark perfectly sweet and sour blend easy peel apart delight is my addiction and Walmart just stopped selling them :/ now they offer these stupid Mandarins brand they are rubbery nasty oranges and it wasted in my fridge 😢 seriously sad about it
Just cleaned out my produce drawer in fridge. Tiny particles of red plastic from the bags the cuties are wrapped in. Washed right down the drain into our water system.😆 Not a good thing. ( did love them so much.
I think they have to graft the trees, or cut saplings in order to continue growing the fruit. Some of the oranges have seeds. Halo oranges are a similar brand that often have seeds even though they're supposed to be seedless. Some fruits can be bred to have tiny, chewable seeds that you don't have to spit out, but you can still grow a new plant from them.
Great video! I'm interested to know more about how this fruit came to be.... according to both the website you linked and the official cuties website, the fruit is non-GMO verified, but it still seems to last an unusually long time, be much easier to peel and break slices apart than other oranges, very brightly-colored peel, ETC ETC. Was this specific orange variety cross-bred? Other brands of mandarin oranges do not seem to have these qualities.
Here's a link you might find of interest: www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/morton/mandarin_orange.html. Cuties are a mix of Clementine (which are covered in the link) and W. Murcott mandarins.
But how are the so easy to peel? It’s like air was forced into the peeling to separate it from the actual eating part. Idk. Can’t find this answer anywhere. Maybe they really do grow easy af to peel right off the tree.
@@Theproducenerd Are you sure? they did this totally with just cross-breeding and they didn't have to genetically modify it? I was pretty sure they had to play around with the plant to get it to produce fruit like that
@@sOnlight67 They're bred to be brightly colored, sweet, easy to peel, easy to separate, seedless, and to be shelf-stable for MUCH longer than other fruit. The fibrous insides don't break down as easily (why the orange lasts a long time without rotting) and this also means that it can help you pass stools if you're having bowel troubles.
I had my first bag from South Africa this year, and I was pleasantly surprised! But, I agree, CA Cuties always seem to taste better than the ones imported from South America.
Its nice that you show the harvesting process, I actually want to see the growth cycle from the seed to the harvest! And then Ill be convinced that these are not genetically modified! I love these & everyone claims they are safe enough to feed to kids but knowing the poisons in the food industry and what they potentially do to the human body, I just cant find any resources on how they are actually grown! Anyone!?
There is a huge demand for agricultural workers and a lot of companies have trouble finding enough workers to help grow, harvest and pack all of their product. I am sure they would be happy to hire more workers, regardless of where they are from.
I get a bag every week sweet cuties. Hard work for the pickers, I thought the machines picked it. I appreciate all their hard work just for me to have a healthy fruits. Thank you! 🙂
Lol I seriously get a bag every other night from Walmart a 3 lb bag I have 7-8 cuties each night I'm ADDICTED to them and no other mandrains even come close to cuties the dark perfectly sweet and sour blend easy peel apart delight is my addiction and Walmart just stopped selling them :/ now they offer these stupid Mandarins brand they are rubbery nasty oranges and it wasted in my fridge 😢 seriously sad about it
As I bite into this deliscious gift from God I would go and hug every single worker there. Thank you from the bottom of my stomach.
Yes! That is why I started making these videos: to show how hard everyone works to bring the food to you!
@@Theproducenerd I've been living off these things since the quarantine. I could probably go full cutie diet if I had to. Lol. I love em.
so why do they peal so easy and how are they already sliced inside?
I want to say thank you to all the migrant farm labor.
How are they seedless though?
My favorite fruit ever.
Eating one right now
Me too 😂😂
The perfect food of choice for this video
Right😂
Poor Cuties, such perfectly good oranges got an movie adaption that's 900000 times worse than Mulan live action🍊
my son is absolutely obsessed with cuties!!!
That is fantastic! Then, this is the perfect video for him!
@@Theproducenerd LMAO
But they dont have seeds so how do you regrow them
Ruby thats a great question
I didnt know people could clone trees. Thank you for the information. Im going to go learn more about it.
Same way with seedless grapes and watermelons, they have seeds but are too small because they are bread to be like that, it’s like breeding a mule
It does have seeds, i just found 1
They have seeds but they are sterile
How do you pick what companies you profile 😊❤
Thank you organge gods for cuties. As I eat 30 rt now. Woohpoo why are they soooooo tasty
Awesome videos!!!
Thank you!!!
I want to say thank you to all the migrants farm labor.
Most of these workers are millionaires what are you talking about?
Just cleaned out my produce drawer in fridge. Tiny particles of red plastic from the bags the cuties are wrapped in. Washed right down the drain into our water system.😆
Not a good thing. ( did love them so much.
Umm y no seeds
I think they have to graft the trees, or cut saplings in order to continue growing the fruit.
Some of the oranges have seeds. Halo oranges are a similar brand that often have seeds even though they're supposed to be seedless.
Some fruits can be bred to have tiny, chewable seeds that you don't have to spit out, but you can still grow a new plant from them.
So what the difference between the Cuties and the Mandarins they mentioned? Other than the time of harvest
You can read more on the distinction here: www.theproducenerd.com/2016/12/how-cuties-are-harvested-packed/
Who is here after the horrific film known as cuties was released
Yup
#RemoveCuties
Wow..... Awesome.
Yes!!!
What’s the location of this plant I would love to visit, it looks amazing
It's located in Maricopa, California.
Great video! I'm interested to know more about how this fruit came to be.... according to both the website you linked and the official cuties website, the fruit is non-GMO verified, but it still seems to last an unusually long time, be much easier to peel and break slices apart than other oranges, very brightly-colored peel, ETC ETC. Was this specific orange variety cross-bred? Other brands of mandarin oranges do not seem to have these qualities.
Here's a link you might find of interest: www.hort.purdue.edu/newcrop/morton/mandarin_orange.html. Cuties are a mix of Clementine (which are covered in the link) and W. Murcott mandarins.
These are usually really good and sweet so okay in my book.
But how are the so easy to peel? It’s like air was forced into the peeling to separate it from the actual eating part. Idk. Can’t find this answer anywhere. Maybe they really do grow easy af to peel right off the tree.
There's no air injected, that is just how they grow!
Mandarins are naturally like that 😂 LOL
I'm eating cuties oranges right now they are delicious and sweet thank you
Awesome!!
OMG I'd be stealing so many bags lol 😅
Ethylene not a carcinogen?
Genetically engineered?
No
@@Theproducenerd Are you sure? they did this totally with just cross-breeding and they didn't have to genetically modify it?
I was pretty sure they had to play around with the plant to get it to produce fruit like that
I came here because I'm looking at this cutie and it looks so fake
Same, I was eating one and thought "with such easily peeled skin and perfectly portioned slices inside how could this be a natural fruit?"
Incredible J. Same here. I am so afraid to eat them. They are chewy, and does not break down when you chew them. What are they?
BLACK.LIKE. ME fruit
@@sOnlight67 They're bred to be brightly colored, sweet, easy to peel, easy to separate, seedless, and to be shelf-stable for MUCH longer than other fruit.
The fibrous insides don't break down as easily (why the orange lasts a long time without rotting) and this also means that it can help you pass stools if you're having bowel troubles.
@@hobomike6935 thank you for your thoughtful, education, respectful reply. It is much appreciated.
Why are cuties so juicy? The tangerines I grow at home never seem to be as juicy.
It is probably due to the difference between the cultivars of what you are growing compared to the two types that are grown and marketed as Cuties.
I buy a bag whenever I see them at the grocery store. Cuties from California taste much better than mandarins I've tried from Morocco and Peru.
I had my first bag from South Africa this year, and I was pleasantly surprised! But, I agree, CA Cuties always seem to taste better than the ones imported from South America.
Awesome
Thank you!
worst place to work they hurry u work the crap out of u till injured then fire u be carefull at minimum wage bosses are so unhuman .....
Nini Garza so is amazon but you don’t bitch
i just seen where these are grown in wastewater
Their not that big now they must be genetically modified ?
No, they are non-GMO
Vitamin c
I can eat that whole factory, no cap
I am also a big fan of Cuties!!
@@Theproducenerd same cuties are way better than Halo's
Why isnt this job in America
It is. The field and facility shown in the video are both located in California.
@@Theproducenerd it's in California. Says it on the bag label. And you can tell it's here in the U.S. look at the facility...
Donald trump sent all these workers back to MEXICO 😂😂😂😂😂
Did you know that the supervisor Uriel Hernandez pees in the degreening rooms! 😲
Its nice that you show the harvesting process, I actually want to see the growth cycle from the seed to the harvest! And then Ill be convinced that these are not genetically modified! I love these & everyone claims they are safe enough to feed to kids but knowing the poisons in the food industry and what they potentially do to the human body, I just cant find any resources on how they are actually grown! Anyone!?
They plant the tree seeds
Oh... my GOD! Harvested by hand??? One by one... Slave labor.
Its not slave labor if theyre getting paid dumbshit
They must be GMO
No, cuties are non-GMO
These are not real, they should not be eaten!
What do you mean, they're not real?
They give you cancer
By hard working Mexicans! Case closed.
How about hiring more American workers...
There is a huge demand for agricultural workers and a lot of companies have trouble finding enough workers to help grow, harvest and pack all of their product. I am sure they would be happy to hire more workers, regardless of where they are from.