HUNTING GIANT NIPA FRUIT - My Japanese Neighbor In Cateel (Mindanao, Philippines)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 8 ก.ย. 2024
- FINALLY! I HUNTED SOME GIANT NIPA PALM FRUIT AND GOT TO EXPERIENCE WHAT IT TASTES LIKE!
On this day in Cateel, we head off to the river and go stand up paddle boarding... but on a mission! The mission was find some giant nipa palm and see if there was really fruit inside! Joined by my Japanese friend and now neighbor, we had a fun experience paddling the river. The locals here in eastern Mindanao are always kind and helpful... and Manong Melvin showed us which Nipa Palm to get.
This was just another awesome Philippines beach home day in Cateel, Davao Oriental, Mindanao. A day with probably one of the more unique fruits you can find in the Philippines!
FINALLY!! GIANT NIPA PALM FRUIT! I KNOW WHAT IT TASTES LIKE!
CAN YOU COOK WITH IT!?
Power On!
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Hala! Melvin is my fishpond neighbour!
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Kumander i think its time for you to visit the boys and beer pa more session
Nkkatawa ni Japanese Kdaot..ung hindi nya ngawa sa Skanila Bansa Nggawa nila d2 sa PINAS yong wlang Bawal..tas puro fresh ang kinakain d2..😅😅
I'm sure you know by now Fin has just launched a sleek beautiful tourist diving boat from Malaysia and is now currently sailing to Dumaguete, maybe just maybe some of the fighter boys who are based in PH could join him sometime on an island hopping tour around the country, i think that would be a lot of fun and adventures, I know you guys now has your own priorities and schedules so having everybody on board would be difficult so I'm hoping someday it will happen. Amen!!😂😂😂
Edward = Finn's YACHT is a BEAUTY!! 🛥 Fighter Boyz' Boat Adventures would be EPIC!!! 💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼💪🏼++ Now that they have collectively mastered vlogging on LAND, time for some swashbuckling action on the not-so-high-SEAS. After all, they're in the 🇵🇭 with its 7641 islands. 😉😎😄
👍100% approve! That would be one epic Fighter Boys Expedition.
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@@piacash5216 What about dandansoy ?
@@lethimcook4119 Dandansoy is Pretty much Still in Cebu or Manila With WILL DASOVICH ….. He Doesn’t Upload A Videos ANYMORE I Guess COZ I Haven’t See His Vlogs …. ✌️✌️✌️👍👌🙏🇺🇸
That Japanese friend of yours is a very cool guy. He is funny and I love his sense of humor. It looks like kaong that you can find in fruit salad or halo-halo.
Yesss, it's "KAONG" for halo halo...
Bret description is the winner! At least because that’s what my husband said who grew up eating this ❤
Benedict for the win!! Ayos, you legends!! Can’t wait to get back ❤️
Come down with your drums, Shannon.
@@davegalendez2173 soon brother, amping!!🤙🤙🙌🇵🇭🇦🇺
Always an adventure on your channel! I’d love to go an excursion like this one.
Kyle, this is a beauty!!! I loved seeing this rarely seen footages from the Philippines. Mindanao is beautiful. That river is very inviting. We’re writing a note-to-self while we watch this because this is absolutely a delight to watch.
Thanks for the positive vibes!
@@BecomingFilipino kulas, why did you fire jandee
New skills and items acquired in the inventory. The journeys of our Kuya Kulas never ends..
Hello 👋 👋 👋 👋 Kulas enjoy bonding with your Japanese friend, stay safe and happy ❤❤❤❤
The nipa cluster of fruits looks like a bouquet of flowers!👍💐
It's like a hard flowers 😂 ❤. Good hunting of nipa fruit, guys. Enjoy.
In Bohol,When we were in elementary days we always collect this nipa fruit and mix with brown sugar to taste extra sweet. 😅
Did you crack the fruit open like the guys? Hard to imagine kids with big bolos tho. 🔪 Any missing fingers among you? yikes! 😳
@@gg_Javier Yes ,we have so sharp machete and we are master to used it so it's easy for us to open it because we grow up in province.
Kyle, Pato Pie was curious of what you are doing, watching you. Thank you for the adventure.
In some places in the Philippines nipa palm fruit is made into sweets, cooked in sugar syrup.
Benedict with the paddle board with seat😂..i have to remember this😅work smart not hard😂
It isn't even a paddle board haha... a long surfboard
@@BecomingFilipino Legend🤙🏼
@mikeskitchen101 = Just another example of Filipino INGENUITY!! ❤ 🇵🇭 ... Respect for BENEDICT!! 🫡 👏💪🏼
Wow!!! Kulas That's What We Did In Our Younger Days!!! Picking Up Nipa Fruits & Wild Guavas!!!❤❤❤
Kulas, the when you get the nipa fruit in it's branch, the juice coming from the branch is ingredient to make Lambanog when fermented. We call it Lambanog sa Sasa or Nipa.
Hastang jokers kaayo ang hapon ug ang canadian!!
Really interesting how the Nipa Fruit resembles a cluster of Barnacles in appearance.
Also, I like how the conversation between you, Daisuke, and Benedict to gather some Nipa Fruits almost plays out like the beginning of a Gathering Quest in MMO Role-playing Games haha.
The great nipa quest
@@BecomingFilipino When the word barnacles was mentioned it reminded me of British Columbia! Barnacles attached to those humpback whales.
Nice to have Benedict been featured longer.
Wow nipa fruit seems delicious 😋 Awesome video as always 👍❤️ Power on Kulas💪💪💪
another kenkoy addition to the barkada...he seems cool and funny
Yah. I love this adventure...It looks like Betel nuts inside
Nipa fruit is made into lambanog, a distilled spirit, in Luzon province. Lambanog is sold in bars at various colors.
Lambanog is Paoroy in Bisaya. It's very strong liquor.
This was so fascinating… I have eaten this all my life and never knew where they came from
Have you ever thought of putting in a vegetable garden,staples like potatoes and sweet potatoes, carrots would thrive there,plenty of good manure from chicken pen ,front fence would look great covered in peas and beans .
In our province we call it “ bunga ng sasa (nipa). Thailand process that and make it into a dessert in can called “Toddy Palm”, which i always buy in Asian stores in Canada. I freeze the can and I mix it with ripe frozen Jackfruit and serve it. Sooo good refreshing dessert. Try it Kyle.
Unsay tirada diha kulas...❤️❤️❤️
Cool place to explore😍enjoy guys n stay safe!
Where's the bolo with the wooden scabbard? It would be safer to carry that (takin takin in Bisaya).
Paddle boarding on the Cateel River looked effortless and easy, Kyle, but was it also a workout? ... Drone shots made you guys look like the modern-day Huck Finn and Tom Sawyer - boyz being boyz. lol
My mom said they’re also called kaong. They could also be used in fruit salad/binignit/halo halo. When my mom was little she used to pick them with her sisters and would get their clothes stained from the sap. 😁🤙🏻Childhood fun times!
The nipa fruit hunt, interesting and something new. Boy, you need manpower to open up the fruit. Do they sell it in the market? 👍🏽Thank you and Power On.
I love how you still keep discovering. Always an adventure.
KAONG the ingredient for the halo-halo Kulas❣️
Bret's pallette is good and the description is on point.
Title ani❤Namayabas❤❤❤
Kulas, salamat sa kuan ug sa pagkuan ni kuan. Good vid Kulas. ❤
Smile 😊💪🤙
😆😆😆 kakuan ba 😆
Finally, naa nay new upload. ❤😊
Ang sarap nyan 😊😊😊😊 pungo tawag sa amin sa aklan 😊
That is what we called kaong commercially..mixture of halo halo and salads
Whaaaat!!!?? You have the bolo of Magellan??? Pwerting sayupa gyud!! It’s the bolo of Lapu-Lapu oi 😂🤣
Nice seeing Bret😄
Amazing place cool and I love it ❤
Wow,i like nipa fruit,and its also a medicine.
Aaah I get it now. The reason there's nipa fruits is that this whole area is a mangrove, a "kanipaan" 😂
Places like Paombong in Bulacan they harvest sap to make their famous vinegar.
whoaa cool!!
I 💕 the Kuan Kuan comment, you’re hilarious 😆 also the way you pronounce “Daisuke” is too funny
Kulas and friends going into the quest for nipa fruit. Looks fun👍👍
Hey man this is john paul the one that brought you a Tagum pie during your trivia night in Tagum city. still remember me? :)
I used to eat Mangrove Fruit or Apple when I was living in Cebu way back in 1980s. Our house was near mangroves. Sonneratia caseolaris, there is also a black sea snake that lives in the mangrove so just be careful.
That’s the KAONG!
If am not mistaken that nipa fruit is use in "kaong" making
Kaong is different it's from arenga pinnata tree, use to grow in the wild it's cultivated now. In our locality we call it idyok.😊
try the young ones they are softer like buko can cook like kaong
Crispy duck pancakes with plum sauce - yummy
😅😅😅 purol na nah inyoha sundang Kyle 😂dugay pagputol sa nipa fruit…. Aguy kalami mubalik pagka bata…ang bayabas na binisaya 😊
That's kaong in halo halo sweetest good desert
nah totally different even in appearance
I've always wondered where kaong comes from. And so there it is!
Fruit Trip
Wow
Kalami
Power On Kulas 🇵🇭🥰
So long to wait your new upload vids 😊
daghan kaayo na sa Davao Boulevard ss una sapa man ang likod kanipaan ug pagatpatan...that brings back memories 😊
japanese guy is so cool and very chill
try it minatamis.boilt it with sugar❤❤❤
I think that fruit used to Halo Halo... Its what we called here in Luzon is KA-ONG
That is sea coconut in Chinese they makes as a soup with pork or chicken with some Chinese herbs, that's very expensive here in Hongkong.
Does momma Rose know that fruit? She may have stories to tell.
she may have a few recipes for that like macapuno dessert or ginataan something
😂unsay tirada brod😅wa lagiii😅mao na dha.. kulas..nagkuan kuan 😅😂
It's like macapuno or coconut wherein you need to harvest it Young. Otherwise it's GAHI
You need to cook it in syrup .sugar with water
❤fun videos ❤thanks❤
Maybe someone can bottle this like kaong and makapuno. Or make delicacies out of them.
Pwede!!!
interesting! definitely gonna try when i get home
Thank you for sharing this awesome content Kulas
While gatan aw ko sa bayabas, it made me recall my childhood days ❤❤❤
Ka-ong that is a staple in your halo-halo or fruit salad, Kyle. Yum🧋🧋
Like giant "Kaong"! Will be great boiled in caramelized sugar w/ slices of jackfruit/ matamisan!!
You can extract tuba after you cut off the nipa fruit same process the way they extract from the coconut tree were doing that in Ligayen,Pangasinan and the tuba become vinegar or you can process also to become liquor 😊
Mao na diha Kulas
Younger than that is more sweeter and delicious. When there is still water inside. Because this is just like young coconut there is water first then the meat will gradually develop.
Cute ng aso nyo...
You can make a wine with this nipa fruit kulas.
the river is spectacular !
Nipa fruit adventure what a team epic
kulas let daisuke join your circle..
You cook it with sugar and water, tell they turn into sirupe. like when you cook a jams.
Vinegar made of nipa is the best...
I'm wrong on my comment my guess was buko bukuhan but it looks like kaong ? But kaong when we open it need to be boiled first & the sap is itchy
maayong hapon Kulas!
It's good for your health❤
Those in Tagalog is Kaong use in fruit salad cook in sugar they tasteless unless you cook th in sugar syrup
I think that's nata de coco
We miss jandee, what's the reason why he's not in cateel lately?
power on>>>!!!
We have nipa in my ancestral property in Dinagat Island but I never see a nipa fruit until now.
It’s like the very distant cuz of coconut( evolutionary wise), actually growing up we had that next to mangrove trees around our homestead in Bataan; y I had known that, in Bulacan they extract vinegar from it ,could be from these fruits whoa y the very first time I saw its pulp or meat😮( talking back fr the 60’d experience); Ty guys
Kulas❤🇵🇭
Keep safe
Is Nipa fruit the same as Kaong? And what is Palm fruit? These are sometimes added inside Halo-halo. Never tasted the fresh fruits -- only bottled & packed with a very sweet sauce.
No Nipa fruit is different to Kaong fruit but they’re belong to one Kingdom
@mariettasaliao8546 thanks. Is Kaong harder in texture? Never tasted the real fruit -- only preserved.
@@gg_Javier The preserved kaong was the original fresh fruit itself not cooked…You can search Agree sa agri in TH-cam where and how kaong is processed
that's what we call "namayabas" haha
Japanese people are honest, workaholic and well mannered. They are interested to learn English and happy to learn jungle adventure😁 Trust worthy😇
i think their japanese friend is not new to Pinas. his skin has adopted to PH weather. he can pass as japinoy.