YELLOW CUSTARD APPLE (Anona reticulata) - Weird Fruit Explorer Ep. 384
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ก.พ. 2025
- While at the Morondava market in Madagascar, we came across a yellow anona fruit that tasted different than typical ones.
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So is it "goo goo g'joob" or "coo coo cachoo"?
Neither it's the "I am the Walrus and the Carpenter" seriously tho its the former in most reputable lyric sources.
Is it "ca-ra-mel" or "car-mel"? =P
They are the eggfruit?
It is "goo goo gjoob" though it sounds like the latter
@@TheWeirdestOfBugs Ca-ra-mel ;-)
You gotta get the red fleshed one it has more of a raspberry yogurt flavor. Super good
For the people who are wondering about the yellow fleshed custard apple, it's the pond apple (annona glabra) which is a common fruit that grows in ponds and tastes really sour
Before this video, that fruit was unknowna, but now it's a knowna fruit.
haha
waka waka waka
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂
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ive suddenly realized it wasnt super obvious my emojis were sarcastic
I love how fruits are pretty good for you and taste amazing.
Yay anonnas! Cool to see the variation in appearance and flavors in this one. Still hoping to try one of these off one of my own trees someday!
I love custard apples, sweet and smooth better when chilled. My dad loves it with condensed milk. They don't drop off the tree when ripe so you have to cut the stalk that it's on. They are kind of rare depending on where you are in Jamaica.
Yeah I didn't see them at all in Jamaica when I was there
I love your vids man been watchin you for a while. Dont stop
No plans to! Thanks Cory
Olha o Chico Bento Silencioso.😂😂😂😂😂😂o Pós dispensa SABE TUDO .
só balançando a cabeça kk just nodding the head
I would love to try either of those. Sounds tasty, too.
I’ve been loving your Madagascar vids lately! I’ve always wanted to visit there to experience the flora and fauna, as much of it is so unique compared to the rest of the world. Socotra is also on my list. Keep it up so I can continue to live vicariously through you, haha 😁
Yeah! Another destination with crazy looking trees. Not sure what the fruit situation is there, but I may have to pay that island a visit myself some day :)
There are two fruits only found in Socotra; the Socotran Pomegranate(the only other species of pomegranate), and the super rare tree cucumber(only tree forming cucurbit).
Speaking of Cherimoya, I finally had one for the first time a few weeks ago! Loved it! There’s a vendor that started carrying them here where I live! Thanks for the video by the way
Interesting the difference between the two. I am going to try to grow one of these.
Anona reticulata i love!
Anona fruits are my favourites! I love to have them for breakfast
they're the perfect size for a breakfast food too
Thank you youtube algorithm for showing weird fruit explorer videos again
Loving these Madagascar videos!
One custard tree can have some different colours fruit. Know it because I have that in my garden. The taste is basically the same
These look yummy on the inside
Best fruit reviewer EVER plus The cherimoya and anona are my favorite fruits.
man I wish I can taste those fruits the texture looks really cool
This one is interesting, when ripe you can actually stir the flesh with a spoon its so soft
Try the anona in el Salvador white and pink on the inside. Best taste.
Wow love that video bro!
Love from Trinidad and Tobago
thanks! hoping to get over that way one of these days.
i have a friend who have this fruit and it has a yogurt taste but sweetness is about 2-3, very low sweetness, so its literally like eating a yogurt, in taste and consistency.
he grew the tree from seed 20 years ago, the reason its not sweet is because using a seed for this is like gambling, you can get the best fruit or the worst, he got something
pretty interesting, the flavor is good, but there is very little sweetness, but the fruit is heavy, but i think the sweet one is also heavy, meaning after you eat one fruit you are full.
Ah very cool. sometimes you get lucky planting a seed. Seems like thats the case with this yellow one too.
@@WeirdExplorer you should save the seeds and sell them to me :D
I send seeds to patreon supporters as a perk, but not in that business. It just takes too much time to do when traveling.
more anonas!
Yaaay!
LOVE YOUR VIDS!
It looks tasty Jared!, you made me want to try it.
I am hoping for baobab fruit review!
the name of that fruit looks like a keysmash
Do when you eat that fruit it go to be super soft and they all get different colors and inside his always white
Yeah they are all likely seedlings, hence some of that variation in tastes etc,
My most favourite fruit
Cool vid keep up the awesome content
i really wanna try these.
I’d love to taste these. Also I wonder if the seeds for these are in the vault in antártica
Those stems are huge
I hope I can travel someday and try some uncommon fruits. I live in a small town now and don't often venture into any larger cities but when I do I will be stopping in markets and Asian stores hoping to find interesting fruits.
Sorry that fruit was white inside, I hope you do find some freaky fruit for Steven's sake.
Hey, you should check out Anona Conica it's supposed to be quite rare
Wow, yes that would be amazing to try
0:15 It's late fall/early winter in Madagascar when you uploaded this video. Is that their rainy season, or is this view not from you?
Filmed this in November of 2018 :)
@@WeirdExplorer, ah that makes sense. But why did you wait this long to upload this video?
Its possible to acquire seeds from other countrys ? I mean, i live im Brazil and there are some very very rare fruits out there. That Kepple apple, for example, i want so hard to acquire some seeds...
AMAZING!
Please try jungle sop. I am big fan of channel
No junglesops in Madagascar I take it? would have to get in touch with Paul Noren to find where / when are the best ones to find in Africa
The ones I’ve gotten from Miami fruit were red, and the insides were pink with a little white. I wonder if there’s a difference in taste? I’m not crazy about them.
Great vid!
Oh cool. I havent seen one with pink inside. A lot of people don't like them compared to other annonas but I'm a fan.
Weird Explorer You should have them ship you some! Don’t know if they’re in season in FL, though.
They were brown looking or dark maroon when they arrived, and you have to wait for them to turn from that deep maroon-ish color to the red before they’re ripe. But they were really incredibly pink inside!
How do you guys get to travel to all of these places? Is the travel specifically for fruit hunting?
I travel for work a lot domestically, but international trips are pure fruit hunting
have you tried blue java banana's?
Taiwan have red inside custard apple.
I haven't had that yet
In India fruit called ramfal
I really don't like taste of it :/
so if I'm eating a paw paw, I will be getting something pretty close?
Jared, have you tried Annona conica?
i haven't. looks interesting though!
I hope you can collect more seeds of different things and tell us if they are edible.
Is that bullock's heart that you talked about from your previous Penang fruit farm?
yep!
Are the seeds edible? This seems like a very interesting fruit to try.
No, Annonas have very toxic seeds. It is even used as insecticide.
Are these cultivated fruit trees or native to the area fruit trees?
moviemakerwannabe this one would be semicultivated. They aren’t native to Madagascar(though some relatives are), but came from seeds someone ate at some point. So I guess the correct term would be feral?
@@stevenmurray3238 Thank you Steven.
Maybe it's a sub specie or something like how apples have cultivars?
Rollinia ftw
Taste wise I vote it equal to the atemoya, but when you factor in the crazy appearance, rollinia wins hands down.
@@WeirdExplorer rollinia also comes ahead for true to seed and years of seed to fruit being under 3. While atemoya is superior in taste or sweetness it is harder to grow ime. We have some but we have tons of rollinia.
Basically, just blend that fruit up and you have yogurt replacement :D
Hasn't the time come to make a third top ten? Kind regards, Chris
after episode 400 i'll put a new one together :)
We used to throw those at cars. Not many cars though
Will the old intro music ever return? :(
ik that was a good song :(
I listened to the full song of the old intro the parts used in the videos is the best part of the song.
It still lives on in the friday video end credits. I don't like having one song featured in all my videos in case it suddenly gets restricted by the youtube music bots. I asked for permission to use that song, but you never know if the album gets picked up by a major label or something. Then all of a sudden, boom, no more monetization on over 400 videos... terrifying.
@@ddna Black Cat?
@@WeirdExplorer Have you thought about having a contract written? Maybe hire them to create a song that you would own?
Do you have any Annona species of particular interest? What are you really looking for?
All of them! They are such intriguing fruits. Junglesop maybe #1 just since its so big!
Are you washing the fruit first?
Not this one since we didn't eat the peel.
I've always wondered: why are all successful fruit species originary either of America or Eurasia, and none of Africa?
Umm, no. Watermelon, tamarind, sorghum and coffee to list a few originated from Africa.
@@I.amthatrealJuan Well, two African fruit species out of all the fruits species cultivated in the world...
Still very odd...
A lot of them have been forgotten. It’s even stronger in places like Madagascar or Australia. Generally if it was colonized by British, then it was forgotten about. Lost Crops of Africa is available as a downloadable book and list many other crops. Ethiopia also has lots of local domesticated like tiff and ensente that aren’t grown outside of the region. Great question!
@@stevenmurray3238 My own guess is that African fruit species went exctint before agriculture was invented.
Africe is the continent that hosted humans for the longest time. And we all know that humans are good at causing exctinctions.
@@Faustobellissimo read the book return to the brain of Eden. I think alot of the original fruit species that where cultivated by humans in Africa long ago where lost when the forests dried up temporarily around 200 000 years. Otherwise it is interesting not alot of the wild fruits that grow there are ever explored especially considering the Amazon basin is one of the most biochemically diverse regions on the planet and our closest fruit eating relatives live there like bonobos and chimps. There would be so many "undiscovered " fruit species in those forests. Amazing to think about. Turn this planet into a fruit paradise garden. Man will flourish when the fruit trees flourish
Where's the almighty cempedak on the sweetness scale?
ooh.. 9/10. those things are very sweet
@@WeirdExplorer if cempedak is a 9 what on earth is a 10/10?!
Is this also known as a custard apple
yes. custard apple is confusing though since people use that term to describe several fruits in this genus
Think the red ones get yellow when more ripe
No, there are 2 distinct varieties
Looks like an angry potato or an edible asteroid
It's a family of custard apple.
It is custard apple just different variety
@@missdigioia no its not custard apple. Its like radish being with and 🥕 carrot both have different taste but same type of category.
@@missdigioia in India custard apple is called sitaphal and this red one in video is called ramphal then we also have laxmanphal called as noni. All are same category. Different taste and texture.
Banany mmmm
Has your buddy there ever washed his hair?
have you ever had a job?
Eugenia uniflora it's a weird one :)
Yah reviewed that a couple times under the name "surinam cherry"
@@WeirdExplorer Ah yes, indeed. I just copy and pasted the name. It's one of my favorites when plucked ripe from the tree. I've eaten some that have 3 pits in the same fruit.
We saw that it's white before you did
I'm so sad you didn't scream like little girls lol
I'm sure it will happen some time haha
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