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- I'm having my very first taste of fresh passion fruit in this episode of Fruity Fruits. 🍋 🥭🍇 New videos every Thursday and Saturday.
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I love it when Emmy really likes something. Her descriptions are so poetic.
Daniel Crocker emmy likes most things
If you eat the passion fruit when it is dark brown/black on the outside that's when it tastes the best. I don't think yours was fully ripe.
I think the one she had is a different variant of passion fruit, I think its from the Asia-Pacific side, I have several passion fruit vines on my garden and they are very similar to the one she had. When the fruit is ripe, it will drop from the vines by itself and it taste intensely floral with very sweet and sour flavour, even after it just dropped from the plant. At first, I though it wasn't ripe yet since its not wrinkled like I used to taste at the supermarket so I kept to awhile to ripen but the fruit became a bit moldy after several weeks and the taste if very off-putting.
Depends on the variety. They come in a lot of different colours, shapes and sizes. The tiny black ones are only one kind.
SkWarTiger97 any idea whats the other name for passion fruit, it escapes me
gabrielle1017 lolokoy (no idea how to spell it, that's how it sounds tho haha)
gabrielle1017 I call it maracuja (pronounced maracooya)
my grandmother has a vine of these growing in the backyard. she makes jam, ice cream, cakes... so yummy
Majo Salas Calderón What about pavlova? I really like passion fruit with that, cuz of the sour, floral contrast to the sweet pavlova and cream.
She didn't make pavlova, but she did bake something similar. Baked meringue with passion fruit, we call it Suspiros (means whispers in Spanish. Maybe because it melts in your mouth) it's so crunchy and tart!
The vine gives about 30 pieces of fruit in a good season. I wish I could smuggle some too! jaja
Majo Salas Calderón That sounds good... I'm gonna get some food now, cuz I'm getting hungry just thinking about it xDDD
Majo Salas Calderón should ask her to make passion fruit curd tarts or passion fruit cheese cake
Majo Salas Calderón I have two vines ... the juice of it freshly done ✅
It tastes better when the outside is really weird and old looking
Angela Xiang I was gonna say that too, it didn't look quite as ripe as it could be to taste its best
Angela Xiang that's what she said! Woooooo!!!!
My brother brought some of those to eat and i didn't eat them because of the snot looking interior...
I don't like them at all when their completely ripe.
That´s true. And those are also better for making juice.
passion fruit (or maracujá here in Brasil) is so common, it's very weird to see people call it exotic! haha
we have really big yellow ones here and they are amazing, we have lots of sweet, including passion fruit pudding, it's delicious.
+Flavia Sayuri Ooh, I've never seen them in yellow. 😍
+Flavia Sayuri Ooh, I've never seen them in yellow.😍
+emmymadeinjapan here in Venezuela we call it PARCHITA 😅❤
emmymadeinjapan you should try it, they are delicious😍
Omg is the maracuja oil from tarte passionfruit oil then?
These are my favourite fruit ever! You buy them usually in threes here in Ireland. I start off with one, not even using a spoon, just licking the insides straight.. After the first I tend to just eat the other two and next thing you know they're all gone. The thing is they're so easy to eat that you would happily eat loads more. I've learned to buy in bulk. So tasty!
KeyAhRuh. M. Ikr! They should package it in four, because why not?
KeyAhRuh. M. I thought I was the only passion fruit licker! Also from Ireland. :)
KeyAhRuh. M. It's called a passion fruit for a reason *rolls eyes* :))
Be careful not to eat too much, they lower blood pressure! 😅
KeyAhRuh. M. y
The uglier they are, the better they taste in this case :)
In my case the passion fruit I grow when the ugly they are, the worst it taste, but best after kept for a week after it dropped of the plant :)
I will listen to anything you say in all cases ;)
Wolfcchi well, in that case, than I have to taste like HEAVEN 😂😅!
I'll admit it does look very ugly
I know this video is oldish, but I love that no matter how down or depressed I am feeling somedays, that I can come and watch you enjoy and explore what we often don’t pay attention to. Seeing you so happy makes me happy and want to do the same so I can appreciate other cultures and make myself happy. Thanks Emmy!
passion fruits in puerto rico are actually yellow on the outside but equally delicious!
yoyi gomez yeah when i went to Mexico i had one and they were also yellow
In Brazil too.
yoyi gomez yes!! Like a yellow orange. Tan ricas las Parchas y mas cuando están curadas en pitorro!
yoyi gomez peru too
yoyi gomez yes in Costa Rica too
The intro to fruity fruits always cracks me up 😆😂
Ally ikr
It always gets stuck in my head for days 😂
Ikr! It's satisfying to listen to 😂😂
Ha ha I was just singing it
It's pretty catchy
Yes passion fruit are great! In California, my family over there grows their own and ships them to us. They reach their peak when fragrant and wrinkly. What we do with them is we scoop out the innards and put the innards through a strainer to collect the seeds and pulp. Then we mix the juice with sugar and water to taste and its delicious!
Dead Dark Knights oooooh you can get them in Cali? I live up in Pittsburgh so it's waaayy to cold to grow them (I've tried 😂)
@@brendajuan8463 - Yes, they grow very well here in San Diego.
The passion fruit in the Philippines are yellow outside and white inside. you do eat the seeds its crunchy sweet and really addictive sooooo good a whole bunch can be eaten in one seating. You can find it in Baguio city market.
We don't use a knife we just just open it with our hands.
sakura kinomoto
uhmm we have passion fruit in our backyard at our province but its yellow inside and outside
PH
In Brazil, they´re like that too.
So the seeds are edible?
Just a random deer yes
Thanks for all of the passionfruit ripeness tips, but I actually bought 2 and the first one was dark and wrinkled on the outside but the interior was white and dry. Go figure?
Hi Emmy. You done a Durian Taste-Test yet?
emmymadeinjapan can you do guava? I love guava :o
emmymadeinjapan Did you eat guinep already? Try some guinep!
emmy can you try soursop
emmymadeinjapan you have to taste tamarillo from Colombia. One of the most delicious fruits ever. Here is only in winter available
Your descriptions are always very vivid is it crazy that the way you described the flavor brought tears to my eyes? I experience catharsis after I hear you describing. You are smart and unique
I loooove passion fruit! My mom ate them non-stop when she was pregnant with me and now she can't stand to even look at one, but they're one of my favorite fruits. I love adding some salt inside the sliced half and mixing it all up. Soooo good!
Was in Hawaii a few weeks ago and we cracked open a coconut, mixed in some ice cream bananas, papaya, pineapple, and passion fruit. It was heavenly delicious.
I never chew on the seeds when I eat a passionfruit. I just slurp them down whole
Morgan Kallman i looked for this comment, because, me tooo!
savage
Morgan kallman you think you can slurp me up like a fruit
omg someone else like me
This was such a joy to watch! Love your spirit!
I always thought they were bigger! I've never seen one in real life
I was a squirrel in my past life. 😍❤️😂
Love you, Emmy! ❤️
Here in Brazil (and other tropical countries, I guess): we have almost the same passion fruit, but it is sweet! The same "passion fruit" flavour, but the sourness is much more mild.
But, again, the more common is another type: it is yellow-ish, bigger, the skin is more thick and very sour. Therefore, it's name: sour passion fruit.
If you can, try eat passion fruit again (the sour kind or the same in the video) after chewing a miracle berry tablet… it's amazing.
The way she described its flavor made it sound yummy!
Your explanations of everything, even down to how the fruit looks, is so fascinating! You have such a way with words. I've been a subscriber for many years (we were pregnant at the same time both times!) and it never ceases to amaze me!
passion fruit on top of watermelon is soooo good!!
Interesting....
emmymadeinjapan yes it is!
emmymadeinjapan we eat them all the time on yogurt or smoothies....
One of my favs. My aunt grows it in her backyard. More than she can ever eat so when I go over to her house I pick all the ones that fell off the vine. They are the best ones because they are ripe.
I like to make passion fruit smoothies with them. Honey, Greek yogurt, ice, a little almond milk and some agave nectar. Throw in some flax seeds or whatever protein or fiber supplements and you got an awesome smoothie.
That crunch was very satisfying. It reminded me of biting into the little kiwi seeds.
Emmy, I really appreciate how you explain everything about, not only the flavor of, but also the appearance of the foods you eat. I imagine it would be extremely helpful and entertaining to those visually impaired who watch your videos, and you dont see much of that!! Thank you as always for the videos !(by the way, ive never eaten passionfruit, sounds really good!)
Passion fruit is very common in New Zealand. I have had Passionfruit cheesecake. You can buy commercially made passionfruit cheesecake at the supermarket in individual or family sized. I have also had some sponge cake with the center filling being whipped cream topped with passionfruit. When I was younger the local ice cream van used to sell sundaes that you could choose from chocolate, caramel, strawberry or passionfruit topping. A local ice cream company even makes passionfruit ice cream with the seeds in.
They use passion fruit in the ice green tea at Panera bread and I can drink it every day and all day i loooooove it
I love your fruity fruits episodes! I learn so much!
I eat these all the time, right off the vine. I live in the Caribbean and passion fruit grown everywhere. Someone else wrote about the skin texture correlating with the ripeness, this is true. The more wrinkly the outside, the river the inside. Keep up the good work, I really enjoy watching all of your videos.
Emmy just calms me so much!!! I could listen to her describe things all day long!! Such a beautiful woman!!!
I love your reactions to the colours of the fruit. It makes me smile about how much you love food.
I'm passionate for passion fruit. :3
passion fruit is like reading an erotic novel where fabio appears in the cover. sexy
And I'm coocoo for Coco Puffs. Hee, hee!
Hi Emmy!!! Always excited for your new videos!!!! THANK YOU!!!
omg my mom makes agua fresca from these (they're called maracuya in Spanish!) and it's SOOO GOOD!
Your descriptive abilities are seriously marvelous. LOVE this channel.
My husband is from El Salvador and he loves Passion Fruit. He makes a drink with it and our kids LOVE when he makes it.
I absolutely love the enthusiasm Emmy has for everything
The seeds are the best part of passion fruit!! The crunch is fantastic! Brazil has a custard cake that is made in a ring mold and is flavored with passion fruit. My all time favorite dessert. I ate it as often as possible while living there. You should definitely try it!!!
"I was A Squirrel in my past life."
I did what I told😂
Your positivity is infectious. Definitely makes a bad day a better one
Those are called Maracuyá here in Peru and we don't usually eat them like that, it's mostly used for juice and desserts, specially desserts and it's a summer fruit, you never find it during winter time. It is very sour but VERY full of a unique flavor like you said, it's delicious!! I don't usually like it in juice because the sugar and water really take away a lot of that intense flavor, but in dessert (ice cream specially) it's just heavenly!!
tastes just like sunshine!! my favorite frooty fruit!
The passionflower is actually Tennessee’s state flower, and growing up we always had them growing wild in a field or wherever, and when they were ripe we would just tear into them! SO GOOD! Ours were
Yellow in the outside, usually. When they turned from green to more yellow and of course the density and all that, is how you knew when they were ready! Thanks for the memories
They grow quiet easily here in Australia, I had passionfruit vines in my back garden when I was younger, and the flowers are very pretty too. We put them on everything, a couple of those scooped over vanilla ice cream is great, we put them on top of a pavlova and mix them with frosting for a really nice cake topping.
It's a must have ingredient in the icing on top of an old fashioned vanilla slice!
her voice is so soothing omgggg
Here in Puerto Rico they are a bright yellow color on the outside and slightly more orange on the inside :)
The fruity fruit intro theme is what I'm living for
I've watched you eat a lot of weird stuff over time Emmy, but this is the first time you've eaten something for the novelty that I consider a normal food! awesome!
Me: weird it looks like snot!
Emmy: it's so beautiful
Just tried them for the first time today and I AM OBSESSED! MY FAVORITE FRUITS NOW
I love the crunchyness of it
In Costa Rica we call it maracuyá. It's a variation of the fruit: bigger and yellow on the outside but the taste seems pretty similar. We don't eat it by itself because it's too sour, we make juice out of it and it's great.
I love that crunch sound of seeds!! After watching this, I really want to eat passion fruit someday; passion fruit is quite rare in tropical fruit section of Korean store, though.
Parcha is my absolute favorite juice in the world. A cold cup when I'm sick instantly helps me feel energized, 10 times more than OJ
i love how this 3 minute video makes me appreciate life more. its the small things haha :)
I’m really glad you make these videos it makes me comfortable trying new foods with someone for the first time :)
It's so yummy, I love it when it's tart. When I visit my family in PR I just take them off the vines in everyone's front yard on the gate.
I don't crunch the seeds, I just swallow it all. I love picking them fresh from the vine when I go or walks in the bush! just amazing
I am from Panamá, centro América. We have them. They are so many of them. Differente colors and even flavors. They also grow in different sizes. ;) Just don't eat them green. They can be super sweet or super sour! :)
This series has the best theme song. I wish it were a ringtone!
We had a huge passionfruit vine growing over the top of our duck yard near their pond we used to get hundreds of them & we'd eat them as kids as a treat or in our lunches. A sprinkle of sugar can really help if they are too bitter for you. Man I miss them.
Love these videos! Fruits i haven't been able to try yet, but now I have some intel on what to expect.
Passion Fruit juice is my absolute FAVOURITE!!! Or even if you use the juice to make popsicles. Just the most refreshing and tropical thing you can get
Omg, you're adorable. I love your overall gentle nature, too
We call them "parcha" in Puerto Rico and their juice is super common to find! They're actually super popular since they taste good but also help lower blood pressure
I just started growing them here in SW Missouri. Let them grow up a dead tree. At first I wasn't to crazy for the taste, but love them now. I put the pulp with seeds in a blender with some water. Blend well then strain. Ad french vanilla creamer. Mmmmmm.
I'm from Puerto Rico and Passion Fruit is known as Parcha. I remember several years back I had a pretty large Passion Fruit vine which would give some delicious ripe fruit.
Ahhhh your amazing description makes me want to try it so badly!!
I LOVE LOVE LOVE passionfruit...thank you for making this video...Love your show Em
It's perfectly ripe. We had a few vines here when I was little, but it was the yellow variety. It's my FAVORITE fruit! I'd pick them right off the vine and I'd bite through the waxy leathery skin and just eat the sweet and sour seeds while it was still warm for. The sun!!!! Oh it's like tasting the sun! BTW try sprinkling a bit of salt on them it will enhance the sweetness and if you're feeling adventurous a tiny bit of chilli powder!! YUM!!!!!
the yellow ones grow wild all over florida, we have one in our front yard at the tree line and the fruits are soooo goood, their apparently high in vitamins a and b, (according to what i've read) they have gorgeous flowers and their good for all sorts of deserts.
Loved the crunchy sound!
Watching you describe something I take for granted is simply delightful. You're the best Emmy
I fell in love with passion fruit as a child and it is still my alltime favorite fruit.
I exited the video after the playlist popped up and realized I didn't watch the best part 😊😝your so awesome 😂
So glad you like it! I grew up eating it, in Brazil. We call it "MARACUJÁ." The more wrinkled and rotten looking, the sweeter it is. You do eat the seeds, and I also loooove that crunch! It's like fig seeds times 100 😂
OMG ... Emmy, that sound you made at the very end of the video is Absolutely hilarious!
I have passion fruit all along my fence line. My chooks and dog love it and I often don't get to it because the animals have eaten it. but here in Australia you have passion fruit available whenever you want, especially if you're in the tropics. It's always interesting to see something so regular for some be a new experience for others! my dog loves squeezing this between her teeth until I pops and then she sucks all the juice out.
In Jamaica 🇯🇲 when I was a kid we use to cut them in half, add a little sweet condensed milk, mix and eat it in the Shell. One of my favorites. Sweet and tangy. Even by themselves still amazing.
My old house had a grapefruit vine growing in the garden, it was great
I love Fruity Fruits! You've inspired me so much that I'm going to do some fruit tasting vidoes. 😃
I was a squirrel in my past life. I live in Taiwan, and my parents, and I LOVE passion fruits. There are also different types of passion fruit here.
I LOVE passion fruit!! I gorged myself on a bag of them and I did not regret it!!
I love making it into juice!!! You definitely want to be careful eating or drinking it because it can drop your blood pressure really quickly. They grow in South America and Caribbean my mom has a tree in Puerto Rico!! Love ya Emmy!!!
Passionfruit are very popular in Australia. The one you are tasting is called a Panama and they are one of the sweeter ones. Then in the more tropical climates we get yellow ones that are banana shaped and super sweet. We have about 10 different breeds here and I love them all.
I have a yellow passion fruit in my backyard. I love making fresh 4 seasons fruit juice consist of pineapple, lemon, mango and passion fruit.
everytime I see the notification for fruity fruits come up I start singing the intro song
My grandmother planted it in our garden when I was in Burma. It taste sooo goood even it wasn't reap yet. I used to eat 20 peaces at one time😋😋😋
we collected this wild along the river in Hawaii as kids. very tart. so good. it's delicious. we ate the seeds and all. the smell is beautiful.
I must be very lucky... I live in Australia and we have a passion fruit vine on our back fence that has been there since we moved in! I find it amazing that this fruit is considered a novelty 😊
Have you ever considered trying mamon fruit? They grow in bunches with a hard light green exterior with a peachy orange/pink colored flesh on the inside surrounding a large white seed. Think opening a different colored lychee and that's the experience with mamon. I ate them in the tropics growing up and they were super tasty and sweet!
Thanks for making this!! I live in Michigan and I've always wondered what it tastes like and I've always wanted to eat it!!
Passion fruit is soooo good! It's great for juice, smoothies, desserts.. One of my favorite fruits for sure :3
Granadilla is a similar fruit that I absolutely love. I like to cut the top off and have all of the seeds slop out into a bowl. The inside of the shell looks really interesting and almost like styrofoam coral... it's really interesting haha
in Australia, we put it on pavlova :) you should try it!!
If you leave them to mature a little longer they will get more wrinkled and almost appear to be dried out - that’s when it’s sweeter. They have the most amazing flowers.
There's a Brazilian dessert called Mousse de Maracujá. Very easy to made it. Condensed Milk, Fresh cream and passionfruit juice in the same quantity.
Thank you so much for doing this video. I knew you would love passionfruit! 😋