A friend gave me three of these beauties. They were bought at a Korean grocery, and arrived in lovely white "lacy" containers. Oh Wow! They're totally different from a Bartlett or "regular" pear. I did peel them, as the peeling was a bit tough. I love these! Tomorrow I'm adding one to my morning oatmeal. Thank you, Matt.
Had my first Asian pear today. It was tasty and didn't taste like a (Bartlett) pear. Cost was $3.50/lb at a tree farm in upstate SC. I will have another one-- hopefully soon.
I have four types of Asian apple pear trees in my Arizona orchard and I love them: they are fully mature trees, and juice very well, or make pies or jams. They grow tall as most pear trees do, and require plenty of water, much like an apple tree does, but they are well worth the effort and their taste is SUPERB! My trees have been in the ground 19 years now. They begin to ripen in late summer, close to early September here in NW AZ.
They are 89 cents a piece at my local supermarket (Chicago). Got couple of them for the first time today and instantly became one of my favorite fruits. I love how juicy they are, like a portable watermelon.
They're perfect! I've noticed them long time ago, but I was always tricked by the dark bruises on them and skipped them thinking they're probably just old or not good quality but I've learned from your video that it's quite normal for the fruit and gave them a try so thank you for that :)
I have an Asian pear right now and I bought it for 40 pesos here in Philippines and I converted it to usd and it says its 0.72usd. Im excitednto try this for the first time. Just saying because people in the comment section says its expensive.. Maybe in my country its not really expensive or maybe because I just bought one😂 i didnt know that its a good fruit. Its smells so good
So glad for your video. I was looking for fruit trees that would produce the quickest, & Asian pear & apple trees are apparently the quickest. Now I'll know they're delicious, & will start looking for a tree to plant!
On the peak season in Nepal, it costs less than a dollar for 1 kilogram(consist about 6 pear). As it is the peak season for pears here, we can find it easily on fruit shop.😅
China is known for its love of pears and often uses them as a symbol. Pears are considered a symbol of good luck, prosperity, and longevity in Chinese culture.
Not sure of the cost right now (OR) but have loved them for years. Really yummy raw slices with a little pile of white cheddar shards or a drizzle of my homemade caramel. YUM ~
I have 3 of this pear apples , but they are super hard it is like that ? Or is not ripe yet? How do iknow if my pear apples are ripe ??? Please tell me lol thanx
Asian pears are still very firm when they are ripe. If they are soft they are over ripe. When the skin changes from green to yellow (the color in the the video) they should be ripe.
We just picked a LOT of Olympic Asian Pears at a Pick You Own orchard yesterday, $1 per pound vs 3.99+ lb in the store. They will need a few days to ripen and then I have to figure out what to do with them, I hope these are as good as what I've bought in the store! I will share some with friends for sure.
We had those at the mess hall as soldiers in Iraq. They were so good, but I’ve not had such flavorful ones from the supermarkets here in the states. I planted an Asian pear tree in my yard and I am waiting for the pears to ripen now!
I had a neighbor give me a whole bag of these - I didn’t know the value of them at all. Another commenter said they are superfoods. Will be looking into growing these in spring! If you live in the Pacific Northwest (specifically WA state), I would too! They appear smaller but definitely have that sweet juicy taste you described! Thanks for the video!
I bought a box of these at an outdoor local farmer's markete for about $5.00. I haven't eaten any yet, but if it turns out I like them I will plant the seeds.
Pyrus pyrifolia is a species of pear tree native to East Asia. The tree's edible fruit is known by many names, including: Asian pear, Persian pear, Japanese pear, Chinese pear, Korean pear, Taiwanese pear, apple pear, zodiac pear, three-halves pear, papple, naspati and sand pear. Along with cultivars of P. × bretschneideri and P. ussuriensis, the fruit is also called the nashi pear. Cultivars derived from Pyrus pyrifolia are grown throughout East Asia, and in other countries such as India, Nepal, Australia, New Zealand, and the United States (e.g., California). Traditionally in East Asia the tree's flowers are a popular symbol of early spring, and it is a common sight in gardens and the countryside. Carmen Santiago told me this. 😊
Awesome, let me know how they taste. That is fairly expensive. I saw them for 4 or 5 dollars the other day, but that is the cheapest I have seen them, haha.
I bought a pack of three for $12 ($4 per pear).- in Central California. They are EXTRA large & packaged VERY securely; in those foam nets & inside a plastic container that cradles each pear. These were grown in Korea. My first one (eating right now) isn't ripe yet!😭 Haha it's very bland! But. So juicy & still good enough to eat! I can taste the pineapple in mine, so it's not far from being ripe. (I felt the stem area for ripeness, but I was impatient & only a small area felt soft...I cut it open anyway! No one to blame but myself for wasting $4 on an underripe Shingo!)😂
Very productive. Branches load to breaking point. Didn't know what they were until I purchased a property that already had several full grown trees. Very tasty 😋 and the bugs seem less interested , compared to apples.
I've had this variety and it was very very juicy! It was so refreshing and I would love to have more. Personally I didn't like the skin, but it didn't taste bad!
Hi Jane! I have never had those before, but I am sure I can figure it out. I will put it on my list. :) Growing up I wasn't exposed to much Middle Eastern style Cuisine, but I do definitely enjoy it now.
I moved to a new house and could not figure out what this fruit tree was... What do you know it's an Asian pear tree... Can't wait to try one... Not sure how I tell when they are ripe.
If the pears look like this then most likely it is an Asian pear. Pears ripen fully on the counter after picking. You can't tell by looking at it if they are ripe, apply a bit of pressure to the stem end, if it gives slightly it is probably ready to eat. Harvest them from the tree when they easily come of the tree by slightly twisting them.
I received some Asian pears as a gift, and I’ve never had them before so I watched your video before sampling. It was very helpful and kept me from being hesitant to dive in. Thank you!
@@inthekitchenwithmatt they were exactly as you described! Sweet and juicy with a pear like flavor yet with the bite and crunch of an apple. Will definitely enjoy again! Thank you!
@@conmon7 Awesome Connie! I am glad you liked it and that my description was accurate for you. haha, since it can be a bit subjective describing tastes of things. You are so very welcome!
I have an asian pear tree in my back yard but theyre a bit smaller than those and taste disgusting. They taste like soap mixed with cardboard and the texture is just like a normal apple and they arent juicy at all. Do you have any idea why mine are so different
Had yali pears from the Asian market. And they were so very juicy! The taste is more subtle but definitely sweet. It’s texture was a lot more reminiscent of an apple. Firmer than normal pear but it didn’t seem like it was unripe or anything
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Oh okay, I have a supermarket in the west side, it's called west side, they got a lot of good stuff over there, fruits, vegetables, grains, proteins, meats, dairy and everything. 😊😋🍍🍎🍓🍇🍏🍐🍊🍌🍉🍈🍒🍑🥭🍍🥥🥝🥑🍅🍆🥦🥬🥒🥕🌽🌶🥔🍠🌰🥜🥐🍞🥖🥨🧀🥚🥓🥩🍤🍗🍖🍕🥪🌭🍔🍟🥙🌮🌯🥗🥛🍤🐟🐠
Oh right, lol, I thought you'd recommended a recipe of yours with the Asian pear. However, yes, I have eaten these pears, but never cooked with them. They are so juicy, as a pear should be; I absolutely love pears, any and all varieties. As for their health benefits, you're so right. :)
This reminds me we all have such very different senses. I could not smell my korean pear at all. The taste was of a less sweet apple and not ripe pear. Bartlett pears are much better and sweeter.
We have a tree in our yard and I was eating one while watching this. They are great. I gave some to a friend last year and after her first one she said it's her new 'favoritest' thing.
They are juicy and tastee, but for me they come no where even close to the fantastic flavor of the large (not the small culls) Green Granny Smith apples. Crisp and sweet-tart, the Grannie Smith remains unsurpassed.
Truthfully, this was more of a "blah" pear than a Ya pear, at least for me. Yes very crunchy and juicy, delicate apple or maybe even a watermelon texture, but bland and tasteless. Not terrible by any means, but not really worth it, IMO. For the price and the amount of protective wrapping, I was hoping for something like a Comice, bursting with sweetness and flavor. Maybe I just got a boring store-bought Ya and fresh off a tree would be better.
Interesting, try a different variety, there are several different Asian Pear varieties. Fresh definitely is best! haha. I just bought some the other day and they were not great, so the variety does matter. Unfortunately where I live, they just label them as "Asian Pear" without giving the specific variety.
I had never eaten these! the cost is high. A neighbor told me he had a tree and he gave me some. These are like heaven!! Thanks! We all need trees!
Glad you got to try them! I know right? So yummy! Yes, we all need these trees!
@@inthekitchenwithmattმსხალი მე ძალიან მიყვარს გამიგეე
A friend gave me three of these beauties. They were bought at a Korean grocery, and arrived in lovely white "lacy" containers. Oh Wow! They're totally different from a Bartlett or "regular" pear. I did peel them, as the peeling was a bit tough. I love these! Tomorrow I'm adding one to my morning oatmeal. Thank you, Matt.
Awesome!! Glad you got to try them and liked them! my favorite pear for sure!
Had my first Asian pear today. It was tasty and didn't taste like a (Bartlett) pear. Cost was $3.50/lb at a tree farm in upstate SC. I will have another one-- hopefully soon.
I have four types of Asian apple pear trees in my Arizona orchard and I love them: they are fully mature trees, and juice very well, or make pies or jams. They grow tall as most pear trees do, and require plenty of water, much like an apple tree does, but they are well worth the effort and their taste is SUPERB! My trees have been in the ground 19 years now. They begin to ripen in late summer, close to early September here in NW AZ.
So awesome!! I live in AZ too, but down in the Phoenix area
We are from Slovakia and our garden we have trees with Nashi and Early Shu. Very unusual and new for our country. In shops they are expensive, too.
Awesome!
I was eating one came across your video. These are so good. I got told it's a super food like the blueberries are.
That is awesome, Joseph. Yeah I love these!
Me Too. I was eating one and just came across this video and said why not. 😂
Chokeberries are also very healthy
They are so delicious very high in health benefit up there with blueberries
They are 89 cents a piece at my local supermarket (Chicago). Got couple of them for the first time today and instantly became one of my favorite fruits. I love how juicy they are, like a portable watermelon.
Awesome!! That is a great price for them as well. So yummy, right?
They're perfect! I've noticed them long time ago, but I was always tricked by the dark bruises on them and skipped them thinking they're probably just old or not good quality but I've learned from your video that it's quite normal for the fruit and gave them a try so thank you for that :)
@@toreadoress You are welcome! Glad you finally tried them out.
Exactly! Like a portable watermelon 🍉
I have an Asian pear right now and I bought it for 40 pesos here in Philippines and I converted it to usd and it says its 0.72usd. Im excitednto try this for the first time. Just saying because people in the comment section says its expensive.. Maybe in my country its not really expensive or maybe because I just bought one😂 i didnt know that its a good fruit. Its smells so good
Glad you bought one and get to try it!
So glad for your video. I was looking for fruit trees that would produce the quickest, & Asian pear & apple trees are apparently the quickest. Now I'll know they're delicious, & will start looking for a tree to plant!
Awesome! Glad you liked the video. Good luck growing you own pear tree!
On the peak season in Nepal, it costs less than a dollar for 1 kilogram(consist about 6 pear). As it is the peak season for pears here, we can find it easily on fruit shop.😅
That is awesome and very cheap!
China is known for its love of pears and often uses them as a symbol. Pears are considered a symbol of good luck, prosperity, and longevity in Chinese culture.
Awesome!!
@@inthekitchenwithmatt
Not sure of the cost right now (OR) but have loved them for years. Really yummy raw slices with a little pile of white cheddar shards or a drizzle of my homemade caramel. YUM ~
So yummy one of my favorite fruits!
@@inthekitchenwithmatt me too!
I just ate my first one and it cost one dollar and wow was it good. I'm glad I bought 2. Going back to the farmers market and getting more.
Awesome!! Glad you go to try it and liked it!
I have a nice tree behind my cabin, just harvested the fruit a few minuets ago. They need to set a week or so to develop flavor
Cool!
I just bought one. And I'm gonna eat it for lunch tonight at work. $1.27 @ Krogers in Salem, Vs.
You seem to enjoy it. Now I can't wait to eat mine.
Awesome, Frances! Let me know how you like it. Yes I love them, my favorite kind of pear.
I have 3 of this pear apples , but they are super hard it is like that ? Or is not ripe yet? How do iknow if my pear apples are ripe ??? Please tell me lol thanx
Asian pears are still very firm when they are ripe. If they are soft they are over ripe. When the skin changes from green to yellow (the color in the the video) they should be ripe.
We just picked a LOT of Olympic Asian Pears at a Pick You Own orchard yesterday, $1 per pound vs 3.99+ lb in the store. They will need a few days to ripen and then I have to figure out what to do with them, I hope these are as good as what I've bought in the store! I will share some with friends for sure.
That is awesome!!
We had those at the mess hall as soldiers in Iraq. They were so good, but I’ve not had such flavorful ones from the supermarkets here in the states. I planted an Asian pear tree in my yard and I am waiting for the pears to ripen now!
Awesome!! Have you tried buying the ones from the Asian Supermarkets?
@@inthekitchenwithmatt I haven’t! I didn’t get to eat the ones from my tree either, as the squirrels found them!
@@hippiechick73 Those squirrels are resourceful little buggers, haha.
I had a neighbor give me a whole bag of these - I didn’t know the value of them at all. Another commenter said they are superfoods. Will be looking into growing these in spring! If you live in the Pacific Northwest (specifically WA state), I would too! They appear smaller but definitely have that sweet juicy taste you described! Thanks for the video!
You are welcome, Melissa!! Yeah, definitely grow them if you live in the right region, and you like pears, my favorite pear! :)
Do they need to ripen and be soft like Bartlet/Danjou Pears?
They go by color, when they change from green to yellowish like in the video. They should be crisp, crunchy, and sweet.
I bought a box of these at an outdoor local farmer's markete for about $5.00. I haven't eaten any yet, but if it turns out I like them I will plant the seeds.
Cool!
Usually used as part of a beef marinade
Cool!
I have 16 pear trees of all types but Asian pears have by far been my favorite of them all!
Awesome, Angie! I know right? They are so yummy!
I am about to have one a relative received from a local pantry. So I don't know how much they are around here at the moment.
How did you like it?
@@inthekitchenwithmatt
I really liked it! It was pretty sweet. I liked the texture too. We have a few more left.
@@AnnaMendozaKCMO Awesome!
I just ate one without the skin, from the refrigerator. Super fresh and tasty. I love pears but dislike apples so this was interesting.
Glad you gave it a try and liked it!! :)
I eat one every day
Pyrus pyrifolia is a species of pear tree native to East Asia. The tree's edible fruit is known by many names, including: Asian pear, Persian pear, Japanese pear, Chinese pear, Korean pear, Taiwanese pear, apple pear, zodiac pear, three-halves pear, papple, naspati and sand pear. Along with cultivars of P. × bretschneideri and P. ussuriensis, the fruit is also called the nashi pear. Cultivars derived from Pyrus pyrifolia are grown throughout East Asia, and in other countries such as India, Nepal, Australia, New Zealand, and the United States (e.g., California). Traditionally in East Asia the tree's flowers are a popular symbol of early spring, and it is a common sight in gardens and the countryside.
Carmen Santiago told me this. 😊
Yes lots of varieties of "Asian" pear as well as pears in general. Super tasty too!
Good evening Matt I bought my wife and I have two nice size Asian pants it cost us between it was $8 for two and these are some massive pears
Good evening! Massive pears indeed!
Just purchased an asian pear here in upstate New York to sample- price - $2.79 can't wait to try it now that we've viewed Matt's video
Awesome, let me know how they taste. That is fairly expensive. I saw them for 4 or 5 dollars the other day, but that is the cheapest I have seen them, haha.
thanks - of some reason it tastes better when cut into slices....i think it's cuz you eat the center at the same time as eating the outside
You are welcome! Yeah I always cut it into slices instead of eating it like an apple.
I grew up eating apple pears, I buy them at the Asian grocery store and it’s one of my favorite fruits! I find these sweet and juicy, perfect snack.
Nice!
Thanks for the info. Just got my first one. About to try it.
Epilogue: It's tasty.
You are welcome!!
Glad you like it!
Seattle, $3.50 each at the Asian M&M Market. Yes, between a pear and an apple. Juicy!
Fairly expensive! So good though!
I bought a pack of three for $12 ($4 per pear).- in Central California. They are EXTRA large & packaged VERY securely; in those foam nets & inside a plastic container that cradles each pear. These were grown in Korea.
My first one (eating right now) isn't ripe yet!😭
Haha it's very bland! But. So juicy & still good enough to eat!
I can taste the pineapple in mine, so it's not far from being ripe.
(I felt the stem area for ripeness, but I was impatient & only a small area felt soft...I cut it open anyway! No one to blame but myself for wasting $4 on an underripe Shingo!)😂
Awesome! Glad you bought some to try. Sorry the first one isn't ripe yet!
Hi Matt. I am fortunate to have an asian pear tree at my home. They are really good. They also are great for canning. Yum.
Lucky!! :) :)
Very productive. Branches load to breaking point. Didn't know what they were until I purchased a property that already had several full grown trees. Very tasty 😋 and the bugs seem less interested , compared to apples.
So awesome you got a property with fully grown trees. Jealous!!
I was told, the previous owners, an elderly couple , made wine 🍷 with the pears 🍐. Maybe health benefits?. Both lived to a ripe old age.
@@billybell6950 Wow that is cool, I don't drink alcohol, but that is so awesome. Pear sauce would be amazing too.
I buy Asian pears at the Syracuse NY Asian market. They're $9.99 for a 3 pack. They're the size of a grapefruit.
Nice William!! Those are enormous! I just bought some the other day that were $1.50 a piece but they were the size that I show in this video.
I've had this variety and it was very very juicy! It was so refreshing and I would love to have more. Personally I didn't like the skin, but it didn't taste bad!
Awesome! Glad you tried it!
im more used to the white ones, there not bad and had an nice crunch and juiciness, it didn't have much flavour, it had a very mild pear taste.
Definitely try on like this, I have seen the white ones as well.
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Hi Jane! I have never had those before, but I am sure I can figure it out. I will put it on my list. :) Growing up I wasn't exposed to much Middle Eastern style Cuisine, but I do definitely enjoy it now.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt oke thank u
@@janenalubwama7162 You are welcome! :)
I just bought one yesterday and can't wait to try it for the first time 😊
Awesome, let me know how you like it.
If you let it ripen a bit more to where the skin gets a little wrinkly, it tastes sweeter and keeps its crunch!!
Yeah I have had some a little more ripe, a little bit sweeter. I eat them fairly often, so yummy.
I moved to a new house and could not figure out what this fruit tree was... What do you know it's an Asian pear tree... Can't wait to try one... Not sure how I tell when they are ripe.
If the pears look like this then most likely it is an Asian pear. Pears ripen fully on the counter after picking. You can't tell by looking at it if they are ripe, apply a bit of pressure to the stem end, if it gives slightly it is probably ready to eat. Harvest them from the tree when they easily come of the tree by slightly twisting them.
I received some Asian pears as a gift, and I’ve never had them before so I watched your video before sampling. It was very helpful and kept me from being hesitant to dive in. Thank you!
You are so very welcome, Connie! How did you like them?
@@inthekitchenwithmatt they were exactly as you described! Sweet and juicy with a pear like flavor yet with the bite and crunch of an apple. Will definitely enjoy again! Thank you!
@@conmon7 Awesome Connie! I am glad you liked it and that my description was accurate for you. haha, since it can be a bit subjective describing tastes of things. You are so very welcome!
I realize this message is old AF lol but good to see I'm not alone in my asian pear journey lol I was super hesitant
I have an asian pear tree in my back yard but theyre a bit smaller than those and taste disgusting. They taste like soap mixed with cardboard and the texture is just like a normal apple and they arent juicy at all. Do you have any idea why mine are so different
Hi Tylor, mmm maybe they are an ornamental variety? That could explain it. Or are you sure you picked them when they were fully ripe?
I'm from south africa,I bought Asian pears today they were R30 that round about 2$
Glad you got to try them!
Im eating one right now as im watching this my dads friend gets them from the dublin market and brings them back for me they are amazing and so juicy!
Awesome! :) Yes, so yummy!
Thank you. Answered my questions. 🙏🏼
You are welcome!
Eaten in korea.very tasty and very costly in busan around 10$ for 1.5 kg
So tasty!
It going to try it thank you
Awesome!! You are welcome!
do they ever get soft?
They are better firm and crisp, but if you let them sit long enough they will get a little softer.
My hunny just paid $8.00 dollars for two! I live in San Antonio, Texas. I can’t wait to try it!!!
Awesome! Let me know if you like them!
Looks good. I will try one. 👍
Let me know what you think, once you do.
I loved it ,its cost is high it was my first time having it
Glad you tried it and liked it!
Had yali pears from the Asian market. And they were so very juicy! The taste is more subtle but definitely sweet. It’s texture was a lot more reminiscent of an apple. Firmer than normal pear but it didn’t seem like it was unripe or anything
Awesome!
I was eating one and decided to search about that variety of pear.
Here in Mexico is around 2 dollars each, imported directly from China
Nice!
Where can I get one of those Asian pears from, the supermarket?
I find mine at the supermarket when they are in season, or specialty farmer's markets, or specialty Asian Markets. :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt The only supermarket that I always go in Dave's market so do Dave's market have any Asian pears there?
@@orionharmon6017 I don't know, I don't have a Dave's market where I live.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Oh okay, I have a supermarket in the west side, it's called west side, they got a lot of good stuff over there, fruits, vegetables, grains, proteins, meats, dairy and everything. 😊😋🍍🍎🍓🍇🍏🍐🍊🍌🍉🍈🍒🍑🥭🍍🥥🥝🥑🍅🍆🥦🥬🥒🥕🌽🌶🥔🍠🌰🥜🥐🍞🥖🥨🧀🥚🥓🥩🍤🍗🍖🍕🥪🌭🍔🍟🥙🌮🌯🥗🥛🍤🐟🐠
@@orionharmon6017 Nice!
Oh right, lol, I thought you'd recommended a recipe of yours with the Asian pear. However, yes, I have eaten these pears, but never cooked with them. They are so juicy, as a pear should be; I absolutely love pears, any and all varieties. As for their health benefits, you're so right. :)
So good, right??
I was gifted one of these today super hesitant so I'm doing research lol (I'm such a dork!!) Here goes nothing... Wish me luck 🤞🤞🤞 lol!!!!
Awesome! Let me know if you like it! :)
was it good though?
i love asian Pear
Yum! Thanks Matt!
Same! You are welcome!
This variety of pear is very common in my place.. Shillong, India. Well you can get a little more 2 kilos for a 💵 US...! 😊
Very cool!!
you can eat it like a apple to
Yes you sure can.
From latin pirum. Funny the pear is called almost same in all languages. Pera in Spanish, Pære in Scandi, and Pear in English.
Yes! That is funny and awesome. :)
im eating one rn
😋😋
Awesome!
Thanks, it was delicious!!!
You are welcome! I am glad you tried it. :)
Love this fruit! So juicy and crunchy at the same time. ❤
Same!!
I love Asian Pears.
To me, the taste & texture is like a sweet Jicama. Delicious !!!
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Yes!! :) that is a great comparison! Same to you Rod. :)
That is exactly what my impression was when I tried one.
In the bottom is there a bump for you as well? I ate it and it reminded me of star fruit
Wait all of our avatars are purple
@@veronicadelatorre2901 I guess we’re the people of purple avatars haha :)
Hi Matt you are wicked 😂😂you have me drooling even though I've never tried it. Wish I had some now, it looks delicious 🤑. Stay safe everyone
hahaha :) They definitely are delicious! :)
@@inthekitchenwithmatt 😀😀
I was just eating one I looked up how to eat one to find out if it is cooked with Asian foods.
They have a slight nutty after taste, reminds me a lot like a walnut.
Interesting, I never get that flavor from them when I eat them.
This reminds me we all have such very different senses. I could not smell my korean pear at all. The taste was of a less sweet apple and not ripe pear. Bartlett pears are much better and sweeter.
Yes interesting. Because I find these much better than Bartlett pears.
I thought that they had a bit of a grape soda flavor.
Glad you tried them
I love them. They’re hard, but when you bite into them they’re soft.
Yes so yummy!
Hard but bite into it ,it's not hard I'll never eat a hard apple again I eat one every day 😊
Matt that Asian pear looks really good wish i had one.
Thanks, Roderick! :)
We have a tree in our yard and I was eating one while watching this. They are great. I gave some to a friend last year and after her first one she said it's her new 'favoritest' thing.
Damn now I want asian pear tree
3.59 for one pear in Spokane wa
Expensive! These Asian pears are more expensive than a traditional pear like the Anjou or the Bartlett
I’m eating on right now and it 50 cent apiece
Great price!
@@inthekitchenwithmatt Sam’s club has very good prices
@@Ottotheotter43 Indeed they do!!
Those costs about 3 dollars each in South Korea!
Wow!
I normally ate them with pinch of salt . Soooooo good and refreshing 🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️🙋🏻♀️
Nice!
I'm ordering some from Costco right now! $9 for 3lbs.
Awesome!! :)
Im already eating one, not sliced, just like an apple :)
You can eat it however you like. Just like with apples some people prefer to slice them.
I really love apple pears they are so so juicy and soft too eat I am about to head out the door right now and grab a bunch .
Awesome!
They are juicy and tastee, but for me they come no where even close to the fantastic flavor of the large (not the small culls) Green Granny Smith apples. Crisp and sweet-tart, the Grannie Smith remains unsurpassed.
Granny Smiths are awesome, probably my favorite apple.
Essential for a bulgogi marinated beef.
Nice!
Truthfully, this was more of a "blah" pear than a Ya pear, at least for me. Yes very crunchy and juicy, delicate apple or maybe even a watermelon texture, but bland and tasteless. Not terrible by any means, but not really worth it, IMO. For the price and the amount of protective wrapping, I was hoping for something like a Comice, bursting with sweetness and flavor. Maybe I just got a boring store-bought Ya and fresh off a tree would be better.
Interesting, try a different variety, there are several different Asian Pear varieties. Fresh definitely is best! haha. I just bought some the other day and they were not great, so the variety does matter. Unfortunately where I live, they just label them as "Asian Pear" without giving the specific variety.
For me, the texture feels in between a watermelon and apple.
Yep that is a good description for the texture.
can you make unicorn donuts please
I have 3 donuts recipes are ready here on my channel. :) But I will put them on my list.
ok make the best recipie
Hi i'm korean baking TH-camr ^_^ Thank you for sharing this great video♡ : )
You are welcome!
You eat it with your mouth !
Yes you do. Like I show it in the video.
Korean Singo breed is the best!
Nice! They don't distinguish between the cultivars, they just call them all Asian Pears, where I live, haha.
@@inthekitchenwithmatt 😉
I have Singo pear in fridge, haven't try them. Arey they really sweet?. Compare to Xiang Lie pear, which one is the sweetest?. 😁
@@svnserendipity I have no idea on the breed.
Its the Korean Shingo pear
Here in the US they are just called Asian pears but goes by many different names.
Having one right now. Super juicy, I eat the skin. Many nutrients live in the skin, so why toss that away.
Great! Yes, no reason to toss the skin. I always eat it with the skin on.
I eating the fresh pear
Nice!
Asian pears are juicy and sweet, but I personally prefer apples to Asian pears.
I love both!! :)
I personally like this pear way better than the traditional green pear 🍐
Same with me! :)
:)
I'm from Arkansas and I just found a tree in my back yard, was never there before
Nice!!
Eating mine as I watch you eat yours lol.. they are sweet and juicy.. love it
lol so awesome! So yummy right?? :)
My pear was priced at $3.59 😢
Pretty expensive!
Eating one rn
Cool!
Was eating one and yt suggested the video😂😂
Xd
Woah haha :)
I just paid 12$ for a 3 pack of these they better do my taxes after they’re eaten
That is expensive! Let me know what you think after trying them.
I have it one time and it cost me $3.69
yeah they can get fairly expensive.
Delicious 😋
Indeed! :)
I'm craving nashi pears.
Awesome!