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- My giant sunflowers have spent the summer growing and reaching towards the sky. Today I'm going to try seasoning and roasting the entire head to see what it's all about. Also, we'll talk inflorescence. #sunflowerhead #sunflower
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We planted a sunflower in our front yard not realizing we planted a “mammoth” sun flower and were very shocked to see it’s grown almost as tall as our house 😭😭😭
We had one near the side gate in the backward and it was about a foot shorter than our house. Unfortunately a storm wrecked it. 😭
It will grow up to a giant’s house in the sky and you will have to climb up it
@@diamond_dogs yes
🤣🤣
diamond dogs and kill the giant and steal his goose
Emmy is what happens when children grow to be adults and never lose their magic.
Sun Flower the fact that she grilled you and ate you but you are still talking good about her is precious 🥺👉👈
Omg yesssss exactly.. 💓💓
Such a perfect summary of Emmy! I love this comment 🌻
That is a perfect description!!
idk why this comment is so perfect, it took me a while to warm up to her but shes just so bubbly, her attitude makes me feel like everythings gonna work out ok
I love how descriptive she gets... texture, scent, taste, appearance. Brushing off the flowers, scraping up the seeds, her gentle voice...This whole this is an ASMR dream!
I really like how well she describes the food she eats. A lot of food content creators don't do that, but it's such useful information
Yes Allison, YES!! I love her beautiful voice!
me: has no intention on ever eating a sunflower head
youtube: want to know how to eat a sunflower head
me: ok
Lmao, same!
Yes
lol me rn
😂
Lol
emmy’s home must be wonderland imagine her little farm with the bees, sunflowers, chickens that lay eggs, strawberries! imagine what other treasures she has there
Honestly I'd kill to live somewhere where I could do that.
Yea... she seems like the type who would have a unicorn 🦄 running around... if they existed
Emmy is a cottagecore aesthetic blueprint
Also her attempts at a giant pumpkin! It’s like every time we thought “I wonder...”about something but actually doing it
I hope she has a lovely little pond with fishies ♡ or a cat barn filled with cats.
Imagine eating this grilled sunflower head during your lunch break at school.
You'd go viral in a heartbeat
Kids: What is that?
WTF STUDIO INC: a mammoth sunflower, why?
Kids: WHHAAAAAAT TTTHHEEEE HEELLLLLLL
Hahah😭💀
I wish I had that confidence lol
im sorry but im clowning tf outta you if i see you eating this shit
*Ahhhhhh!!!!! My favorite crazy auntie* would always grow mammoth sunflowers! She’d tell us they were *Fairy Apartments* and would let all of us kids pick a flower that we would be the *”Fairy Landlords/Caretakers”* of!!
Once we found one we liked, she’d tie “our color” ribbon onto (after writing the “apartment complex name” we picked) our flower..... the rest of the grow season we were responsible for feeding, watering, de-weeding and anything else our *”fairy tenants”* needed us to do!
As I grew up, I later realized that old tradition was mostly done as an *absolutely brilliant* way our family would start to teach us little ones how to work on the farm, how to care for the crops and basic farm/plant ecology _{for context: one side of my family all live/d on farms around each other and every farm grew a few different things-that would be harvested/stored/shared amongst the other farms and in the surrounding towns...}_
It was kinda like a “hippy collective”- but sane. 😆
jk!!
Nobody in my family is “sane!” 😂 ❤️
that’s so cute !!! i’m stealing that idea for the future
@@breadsotrue it’s SO much fun! I highly recommend it!😁💖
LOVE THIS!!! Thank you for sharing it! I will be sharing your comment here with people I know. I know another woman who grew up somewhat like you and many people who will be so enriched and delighted by your sharing!
Sounds wonderfully cool I am that crazy Auntie in my family lol
@@AzureSkii.Kismet crazy aunties are the best! 😁❤️👍
This is a very popular snack in Eastern European countries during summer! They'd sell them in grocery stores, one of my childhood memories from when I lived in Poland is getting one of these and sharing them with friends :)
Wow. So cool
Yeah, but only seeds not the whole sunflower heads
Can you imagine having Emmy as a mom? That would be an awesome childhood.
I'm so jealous of her boys!She obviously plans lots of cool activities and things for them, and she's such a gentle, loving soul.
i would probably be more healthy 💀💀
I want her to be my mum T^T
My skin would be clear, I would be enjoying college, my crops would never die, and I would feel secure in myself.
I wish she was my mom, she seems so gentle and kind
They way she says “My youngest child...” and the smile on her face talking about him is just so pure and motherly.
😒my mom wont even smile at me
she just treat me like her helper
@@suckingtoes6985 😭😭😭😭
@@damaracarpenter8316 no need its pretty normal to me
@@suckingtoes6985 You will thank her later :p
@@drawgam2946 Who has ever unironically thanked their parents for raising them without affection?
I love how happy she is to share and teach. My favorite person. When I am down I watch her. She is a ray of sunshine. Please don't ever stop.
I was today years old learning that there's flowers in the sunflower head. Also, I want to try grilling one now, lol.
Maybe the sunflower isn't huge. Maybe Emmy is extremely tiny.
I think it's a bit of both
Im investing in this comment.
It had 49 likes before I typed this
Edit: 1k likes on their comment 😎 good investment
100% both
Oh I just had this image of Emmy as some cottagecore pixie. How lovely.
lol
And on today's episode of, "Things I Never Considdered Eating until Emmy Did": Sunflowers, the whole dang thing.
deborah DeborahR to be fair that’s normal in some parts of the world
Kkkkkkkkkk same
Next episode will be “Eating raw bark from a dead tree”
In spain we eat sunflower seeds but we toast them instead
Iker Diaz in Brasil we do it too
I come from a family with deep roots in Eastern Europe. Sunflower and sunflower by-products are a big part of our culture due to Orthodox Christian dietary restrictions. Im so happy to see people other than Slavs enjoying these amazing plants. They have so many uses, obviously the edible parts, but also the seed oil is good for everything from cooking to salad dressing, making soap and skin salves, and the left over shells from removing the seeds burn pretty good to keep your house warm 👍🏻
Or you can eat the whole sunflower seed, (with shell) like me
Do you know if sunflowers have mastiha gum/resin in them? They smell like it & I’m trying to find out if they do.
Cook it, scrape off the seeds before serving, mix with fried rice as a side dish. No one would bat an eye tbh.
What a great idea. And it looks much easier to shuck than corn.
OMOSHIROIII
You can always tell if Emmy likes what she's eating by the pitch of her "Mmm!"
That goes for everyone...
Isaac C no shit
Right 🤣😂
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Agreed, but I appreciate that the she tries more than 1 bite. A true foodie with taste something multiple times so their taste buds truly adapt to the new flavor before making a decision. Sadly, I have regretted the 2nd and 3rd taste, but try to respect that experience...
She's so stinkin cute when she gets excited about this kind of stuff
The idea of eating a sunflower is very Emmy-esque.
Very on-brand lol. She's so cheery, she eats sunflowers 🌻
Agreed, if it were anyone else it’d be unexpected to see this kind of video, but Emmy? Sounds about right!
I was just listening to that song... weird...
It taste so good in tea tho.
@@ronniewilliz153 Oooh that sounds delicious! Sunflower tea sounds lovely!🌻🍵
Imagine my surprise. I never knew you could eat a sunflower like that. That's so cool.
I mean. It’s basically just eating sunflower seed on a sunflower
@@risingstar9903 yeah so??
It’s still weird and unusual
People are familiar with eating just the seeds but not directly from whole flower head
@@risingstar9903 Yes, it is, but I suppose it's still weird because I've only seen people eat the seeds that have to be removed from hard shells first!
I’m so happy you have kids...the world needs you ❤️
The fact that she brought a whole a** sunflower in her house is everything
I know i was like girl what you doin 😂
@@Mandy-cn8sq she didn’t have to do all that but she did & honestly it’s very much appreciated
It's everything of what?
@@Mandy-cn8sq i felt bad she cut it just to bring it in
@Rose ikr like is she ok? Emmy grew them herself like 💀💀
Sunflower heads are the weirdest looking things.
edenp22 you’re right lol
I'll be honest, I'm a little scared of those things. But I'm also a little scared of potato eyes.
@@donnagelina8548 omg same here ! thwy dont look right 😂😅
Donna K. - 😂 really? Too funny...
something i just found out -
the solanine is found in the green skin and also highly concentrated in the EYES, which form sprouts. Solanine is highly toxic, but is usually found in really small quantities. You would have to eat a lot of it to kill you. But it's still probably not a good idea to eat in general.
Lol maybe we just instinctively know the eyes are toxic (also just scary lookin')
Emmy is always so open to the experience that you never see a harsh reaction on her face no matter the weirdness of the dish :D
I am mildly frightened of sunflower heads, especially the ones that bow down and seem to stare at you without any facial features. Now that I know that they're called "heads," that makes it even creepier. I clicked this video with the intent of staring at something I find grotesque and watching it get cooked and eaten in an uncommon way, hoping to creep myself out further, because I can't handle the horror genre but still enjoy feeling fear and disgust. Was not disappointed.
Edit: I'm getting recommended her geoduck video next and that sounds like a good next choice
Omg me too!!!! They remind me of corpses when they're all dried up!
@@theplainest how do you know how they look lik- nevermind not gonna ask
@@theplainest huh
bruh 😂
odd fear. I'm afraid of balloons getting stuck in my throat.
Oh, so we are now in the "Eating flowers" stage of quarantine, I see.
There are alot of edible blossoms in fact eating meat is relatively new and fairly detrimental to the environment in the farming fashion we practice today
@@ilikedontlike9320 Actually we ate meat first before we farmed but yeah I guess.
@@Alex-ji9sz are you counting fish? because I believe it was foraging then hunting next farming
@@ilikedontlike9320 ....technically fish count right? you're still killing. ALSO didn't they "forage" clams too?
@@ilikedontlike9320 "eating meat is relatively new" are you sure about that?
i was today years old when i learn we can eat sunflower...
Rage Garcia same 😭🤣😅😅
You are two weeks older than me 😳
Sunflower seeds are eaten so I guess we can eat the flower itself
Saaaaame
Rage Garcia I was Today years old ! Just took me out lmmfao Lol 😂 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
How fascinating! I never knew you could eat sunflowers this way! I grow a sunflower forest each summer and will occasionally save some seeds for the family. My main reasons for growing so many sunflowers are for the pollinators to enjoy, for the birds & squirrels to eat the seeds, for the beauty of the flowers themselves and the joy of watching all the lovely creatures who enjoy them. I love your videos, Emmy!
How wonderful! My dad used to grow a few sunflowers and a couple of square feet of wheat so the birds would leave his garden alone.
I love your enthusiasm for everything food. This episode with the sunflower reminds me of my childhood when I grew up on a country estate where we gardened extensively. There was always something growing and we couldn't wait to explore when the foods were ready to be picked. Love your channel very much!
I feel like people would think vegetarians and vegans eat like this
They don't?!
(jk. i'm pescatarian lol)
For real, though, I wouldn’t be at all surprised if a certain fully raw TH-camr took a bite out of a raw sunflower head, lol.
@@chrysanthy Me too! Except I refuse to eat octopus, cute little buggers.
@vanilla palace Why the " " ?
Imagine trying to knock one down. A great way to get into primal instincts, but animal-friendly
Omfg I was not prepared for the sheer size of that sunflower stalk Thats a whole tree
Same
Same
Same
We just visited a sunflower farm and each person was able to take a flower home. My son chose one of this size that she ate. It was HEAVY... Several pounds. He complained about the weight carrying out back to the car 😂
I studied at the university in Granada, southern Spain, & I had friends who were from small towns & villages in Córdoba, the neighbouring province. I frequently spent weekends & small holidays with them in the countryside. On 1 of the farms, they'd harvest sunflowers &, on an evening, when we were chatting & having a drink, instead of the crisps & nuts we'd eat in the UK, they used to pop a sunflower head on the open fire to roast it, then we'd sit & share it as we drank. I miss things like that.
I grew up in the Northern USA on the Canadian Border, my mother used to get mad because me and my siblings would eat all of her sunflower heads 😂
We would also go to the fields and pick dandelions for tea, and we would fry up the stems like any other vegetable ☺️
@Bad Kitty 369 Are you referring to me or EnteHS dUb, Bad Kitty? If me, I certainly didn't have money then. My brothers & I were the first generation to go to university at that age. My Mum had wanted to go when she was 18 & she certainly was intelligent enough, but she overheard her parents worrying about how they'd manage if she did. My grandmother was adamant she would study, but my grandfather said they couldn't afford it. He had also been intelligent but, as the oldest child, when his father died he had to leave school at 14 to bring in a wage. He always resented that. My Mum left school voluntarily, but went back to university as a mature student when my brothers were 17 & 14, & I was 10. My parents had saved up enough money by then. She fulfilled her dreams, got a teaching degree & became an excellent teacher of history & special needs. She really was a gifted teacher. Both my parents have always worked since leaving school, setting their children an excellent example. I got a Saturday & holiday job on a market stall age 13. I stayed there for 11 years, apart from when I lived abroad. As well as working all day Saturday, whilst at university in the UK I also worked 30 hours a week at a restaurant. I was determined to not let lack of finances hold me back & also wanted to continue studying after my first degree, so knew I needed to save as much as I could. Mine was the first year in my parents' adult life where you didn't get maintenance grants. Both of my brothers had their fees paid (that was normal for all students back then) but also got a maintenance grant to cover their living expenses. I had my fees paid but my maintenance grant was something insulting like 12p per year (equivalent to about 15 cents). As time has gone on, students have had to pay more than my brothers' generations. Now they have to pay for their fees & living expenses. Back then everyone was able to study if they had the academic ability. Now you have to be rich, & that makes me furious. We're going back to the days of my grandfather, denying bright but poor people from having a full education.
Imagine walking past by someone just taking a whole bite out of a huge sunflower bead
Thats not a sunflower, that's a whole damn tree-
Omg gurl
Ahshsvdhshdje
Lol
okoxira Im crying 😂
Lol
Bhahahahaha
Interesting trivia: Sunflowers are food, are used medicinally and they absorb radiation. They're super-flowers.
Ukraine has a lot of sunflower fields I've heard. I wonder if ppl there after the Chernobyl tragedy knew this about sunflowers
Technically a human can be food, can be used medicinally, and can absorb radiation. 😂
Arson Barn my response was meant to be funny, not logical. 😉
@@kcirtapatio And if you eat them and are a plumber, it gives you the power to fling fireballs at evil pizza toppings that kidnapped your girlfriend again.
@Jaime Cruz you shouldn't be clicking random links on the internet lol
My Grandfather used to grow those. He often brought whole heads home for us to eat.
As far as I remember he never cut them down before the seeds turned black
Same here!
What a fun thing to do! Great description of the whole process and flavors and textures. Thank you!
You reminded me of the giant sunflowers my grandma would grow in her garden. She'd throw a blanket over a bunch of them and I'd have a fort to hang out with my chicken "Fuzzy" and catch grasshoppers. I think I'll plant some for my son.
Aww...the sweetness. 😍
Aww it feels like a movie scene
That's a lovely memory to have! I especially like that you had a chicken named "Fuzzy" that hung out with you in the fort.😊
My goodness that sounds like such a wholesome childhood 🥺🥺🥺 what a beautiful memory to have
@@caryulmer5578 she was the brightest, whitest, floofiest chicken 🐔 I have been really down because of the quarantine but that sunflower next to Emmy brought back all those memories of grandma's house. It feels good 😊
Have you ever baked with sunflower seed butter? It makes cookies that turn green as they cool!
I had no idea there was such a thing. Now i wanna know more about it.😊
I’m not sure I want shrek cookies.
@@ThatOneGuyWeAllKnow I do for sure. I want shrek cookieees
I guess that would had been a great thing to have offered my grandmother if she was still living. She would refuse any food that was artificially dyed green. Her response was always "If God didn't make it green I ain't gonna eat it green." At least with this I could tell her "But Grandma God did make this one green."LOL
What?! This sounds AMAZING.
This has to be one of the most interesting food videos I've ever seen before!🌻😳
Good afternoon! I am a stray bird from Russia, and that's what I want to say. Perhaps this is some other kind of sunflower... but we eat it a little differently.) We are waiting for the flower to ripen (the seeds will become bare, dark and hard, and will easily fall out of the flower) These seeds are pulled out, poured into a frying pan and fried. Fried seeds are cleaned from the crust and eaten. However, perhaps the method shown here is also valid)))))) anyway, a good video!) (I apologize for my English. XD is translated by Google for me)
Yes. I agree with you on that.
Emmy is that good type of weirdo that you wanna be friends with
@@lookcatchu Eh, not really weird, pretty tame and mid if you ask me.
@@lookcatchu stop self promoting >:(
@@lookcatchu there are other ways, like collabs or adverts. Just do some research
@UCHylr0p_XRfQ6G4-V-i3xkA she's mooching off of other youtubers fan bases
We call these "Asians" around here.
I love how you just totally took a nosedive into those bites without a care in the world!
Such great content.
I KNOW RIGHT!!!!✨💯
You're such a treasure, Emmy. Thank you for sharing your happiness with us ☺
What a lovely channel, Emmy you are SO calming to listen to and your content is so interesting, thank you 🙏🏼💫
" sun-dried tomatoes" " dried them in my food dehydrator" wait a minute,,
Right 😅
Yap, thought so too lol
Bruhhh
*something's wrong, I can feel it*
literally came to the comments to see if anyone else took exception to that too.
Emmy: I'm not sure what I was expecting but I wasn't expecting that
Basically my reaction to 2020
lol
2020 ain't over yet..lol..worst year of my life..apparently there is a meteorite heading towards earth..it supposedly will barely miss our planet.... holy smokes that's one huge sunflower 🌻
@@jennyanimal9046 ..........what? 😰
@@CorvusRemalius yes it will be here the day before election Nov 2 ..Google it..
Yes exactly this
Emmy gives of this wholesome personality that reminds me of those educational kids shows where the host can make anything interesting. An absolute marvel.
I have such a crush on Emmy! she is kind,adorable,funny, basically a cute dork!
The inner child in me cooking up random wild grass/plants from my backyrd is coming alive
Get yourself a plant identifying app, I've found about a half dozen herbs and flowers in my backyard that are 100% edible. And because I dont live near a highway, or heavy traffic, they're good to eat. It's amazing how much food there actually is around us
@@TheMistressMisery pls tell me the one that u use
@@Klosop I use LeafSnap, but pair it with a healthy dose of research. Always quadruple check your plants before ingesting ;)
Emmy: giant sunflower
The Hamtaro in me: imagine the seeds....
What a lovely memory :)
I LOVE HAMTARO!!💕😔
Ham-ha!
Yes, my favorite ham.
What a memory...
I’m so fascinated watching Emmy chow down and really get into this sunflower head.
Hello 👋 how are you doing
I love how pretty sunflowers are. I just never thought about eating them. Totally going to try this.
Next time my vegan friend comes home i will give him this.
🤣
How did it go
LMAO
Yes, and then let us know his reaction.
While i eat my tomahawk steak.
I was today year’s old when I learned that a sunflowers 🌻 are actually little flowers to create that bright yellow color. Wow amazing. Thanks for all the knowledge you share Emmy!
Thanks for the tip! Beautiful addition to our Labor Day cookout!
Thank you for sharing: your presentation for preparing sunflower heads and roasting them is pretty cool.
Whenever I eat sunflower seeds it never even crosses my mind that they come from those huge flowers. Just like how I never think of peanuts coming from underground... like its just strange to think about.
I thought I was the only one who had not considered my Sunflower seeds came from these flowers!
Wait till you find out where bacon comes from
B L bacon plants.. yum.?
We are so disconnected from where our food comes from lol weird to know people don’t actually know legumes come from the ground
Peanuts what-
Every time i see a new video of yours the first thing i think is "Wait.. thats a thing?" And it never disapoints.
Same!
😂😂
Never disappoint but maybe scare a little. Im looking at you hamburgers in jello.
Right!
I’m in love with these videos, just the absolute joy from Emmy is so contagious
An absolute comfort just to watch 💗
I love the way she describes food when shes tying it, her description almost makes you taste the food shes eating lol
LOL imagine walking into the kitchen and seeing your mom eating a whole sunflower 😂
Like her kids aren't used to it by now.
Hi
I can’t explain why, but the way those seeds look makes me very uncomfortable, and yet I’m still intrigued enough to continue watching.
Same here, lol. It triggered some lowkey trypophobia.
I’m seeing a lot of tryphobic people in these comments ✨👄✨
Tripophobia is rough. I'm mildly tripophobic. This doesn't get me as bad as lotus pods!
Same😓
Zackaroni E. B. Yeah when she started scraping with the fork it made me itch a little
This is my comfort video. I love the silliness of eating a giant sunflower head! :D
It's always such an experience watching Emmy eat 🥰
“my youngest child”
Emmy I will be honest. I thought u were in your early 20s.
She's been doing TH-cam for about a decade now! She has a beautiful personality though, and that combined with good genes makes her seem extremely young. She's still probably young mid-late 30s?
Sara Beth WHOAHH Why an I finding her now damn
T I’ve followed her for a couple years now. Her voice is so calming and helps me go to sleep. Watch her hard times series. It’s probably my favorite :)
Shes looks young right
I’ve watched her since I was 9-10 especially when she used to be prego making happy kitchen and poppin cooking I’m almost 20 myself 😂
When she picked up an entire tree from the floor of her kitchen 😂
I was like what is you doin hun 😂
PLSSS
Your videos make me so happy 🥺 I’m showing you to all my friends so they can experience you too
You looked hilarious your tiny little face trying so hard to bite into that massive flower!! Your just so adorable. Well done🌼🌼🌼🌼
Dive your face in!! So cute
Turns out sunflowers are sort of like swans. They're magical from far away but up close they're kinda ~ick~😅
Truth
Yea the close up shots really freaked me out for some reason lol
Yeah, I agree 😅
Kristen M trypophobia
it somehow makes me happy that her reaction to the squirrels eating the seedlings was to simply plant more and not to try and get rid of the squirrels violently like some people might try to.
When planting, you plant one for yourself, one for the wildlife and one for mother earth. That's why I end up with too many zucchini sometimes...
@@lynnc7415 get some chickens to help eat leftovers, or a compost box!!
Sell them?:)
@@Lyddiebits My daughter comes by and takes them for co-workers!
I've been desperately trying to gather dandelion seeds in my yard, but I have a wild rabbit in my yard who has been enjoying them. He needs to eat too. I'll search online to see if I can find any dandelion seeds for sale.
@@lynnc7415 One must appease the animal spirits we live with, even our friendly neighborhood squirrels
I love how you incorporate science into your videos. It gives food a more interesting purpose than just consumption.
I’ve grown sunflowers for the first time this year and we can’t wait to try this! Thank you so much for showing how it’s done!
Therapist: “giant sunflowers don’t exist, they can’t hurt you.”
Me: *SWEATING*
You played way to much Plants vs Zombies
*therapist
Peyote Pete never played it before 😳 just have a f e a r
herbert the cat thanks
😂😂
The sunflower head creeps me out 😂😭
Lol me too!
Lol When I stare at them to long, it starts to look creepy. 😂
same
Lmfaooo
Sounds like tripofobia 😂
Thank you so much... I just planted my first sunflowers and was researching how it can be eaten. This looks yummy. I'm thinking of so many ways to marinate it. I can't wait to try this. God bless you
So cute biting the sunflower!
Sunflowers freak me out. They move like humans and they are secretly aliens watching us all. LOL.
Bwahahahaha!! You must have watched "Day of The Triffids" one too many times!
Now I'm going to think about spy aliens every time I pass one! 🤣😂🤣😂
I thought all plants move i mean there like humans and animals🤔🤔🤔🤔
@@zmuffin3628 , yep gotta watch out for those walking carnivorous plants. 🙄
@@ladydriver0_0 ok😂😂
Who else thought she was actually going to eat the whole plant and not just the seeds?
eating the Whole thing taste bad and might be toxic
I just love Emmy's sense of wonder over these foods!
I really like how you give an honest assessment of your food rather than pretending everything you do works out perfectly
You can save the tiny flowers after rubbing off the seeds to dry and add to herbal tea mixes.
With what properties? Anyone?
What do they taste like?
They smell so sweet. A little like honey. I wonder the taste as well
You can also make sunflower jelly! I have not yet, but it would be fun:) I need to plant 3x as many sunflowers before I do that tho.
Oh I like this idea
Oh, my goodness. Who ever heard of that. My grandma used to flour and egg coat the newly opened dandelions and eat them. Sort of like breaded mushrooms. But I never heard of eating sunflower blooms. Wait till I feed this to my grandsons, I don't think they will like it,lol. But they will never forget it.
That’s so cool!
Emmy has done those!
th-cam.com/video/ejjZLk2iUcQ/w-d-xo.html
I have hay-fever. That sounds like it would kill me.
@@thewinner7382 😕😕
She must be an awesome mom. She is just so kind and positive
Her voice is so soothing 💕💕
"There can be only one" is a line from the movie Highlander. In the movie the highlander will say it right before cutting the other highlander's head off. Its crazy she has that shirt on and is cutting a sunflowers head 🤣
or ... is it?
There is only one'' Highlander lol
So crazy
@@blueribenaberry I know right HAHAHA lol
Nice! Surprised I did not see that before reading your comment!
Imagine being emmy's child,
Friends: "What do you eat for lunch?"
Emmy's child: "Sunflower head"
Friends: 😯
Friends who don't know what a sunflower is : GASP CANNIBALISM.
@@Alex-ji9sz
Lmao-
@@Alex-ji9sz Friends who don’t know what cannibalism is: “YOU ATE A CANON BALL”?
@@Ann-cf4le xDD
The friends would go to their parents and tell them that those poor poverty stricken kids only had a sunflower head for lunch, they must be very poor. lolol
I love you Emmy. You’re so awesome!
Very nice. Your videos are so interesting and fun, Emme!
wow, i wasn’t aware the heads of sunflowers were even edible. looks pretty dang tasty
My brain has the opposite reaction, looks extremely unappetizing.
the entirety of a sunflower is edible. but for making tea or eating the leaves, petals and stalk its best to stick to the common variety
Does it though?
When i saw a sunflower in my school, i ate it lol
It doesn't look appetizing in the slightest.
That 🌻 sunflower reveal was everything I needed in life.
jenn dont eat it you know better than that
Damn I wish I was that easily impressed
Emmy: the Bob Ross of Sunflowers lol.
I love how calm and relaxing this video was. Didn't think I'd watch a video on eating Sunflower heads but kinda glad I did. :-) lol
"Next year"
Lookin' forward to hearing about sunflower buds, I've only seen them as a kid back when I lived in the country, never ate them myself.
"Sun-dried tomatoes that I dried in my dehydrator" 😆😆😆 you mean Emmy-dried tomatoes
that is such a sweet thing to say omg
well, there's dehydrators that work with the sun.
On the summer you can do it. The temperature behind the glass will reach 60º (safe of microorganisms point) given the right strategy.
Will take like 3 days for tomatos.
One of the most charming bites out of a comically over-sized cob-like thing ever to be witnessed on the internet. :)
comically sized spoon
This is really a cool idea. Thanks for sharing!
Another thing I have to look forward to once I grow sunflowers!
Emmy:eating sunflower head*
Sunflowers in backround:😳😳😳😳
I honestly did not expect that she would take a sunflower the size of his house for this video but i'm here for it
tysm emmy for brighten my day up :) ily !!!
Emmy, You always give me a smile. Thanks for your videos!