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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- Having my first taste of a mandarinquat and comparing it with its cousin, kumquat, in this Fruity Fruits episode. 🍊🍋🍍New videos every Thursday and Saturday!
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My Kumquat tree is 20 yrs old and I love it. The faces people make are priceless when I pop the whole thing in my mouth and eat one. The horror! Then they try one and are sold. I grew it first in Chicago for 12 years and now at my farm in Missouri. They are GREAT small apartment "trees" (mines only 2ft x 2ft) and covered with fragrant flowers first, then the fruits.
You're so lucky to have such a mature tree and inside your house to boot. I would love to grow a citrus tree indoors, but don't have a sunny enough exposure. 😕
Emmy, You know, I dont think they take all that much sun. As a matter of fact I have to keep mine in the shade of a cedar on the east side of my house on a patio in summer in Missouri. Or the leaves scorch. And in Chicago I never had a hugely sunny place.
Id give it a try if I were you. I use earth worm castings to fertilize it when I remember to. (which I usually forget)
Do it! Buy one...
connie cunningham maybe it's because they are never ripe when we buy them in my country. But I find them extremely bitter end sour
I have a kumquat tree with a questionable age :D
This is helpful! I live in Chicago currently and was wondering if I could grow a kumquat tree!
i want to find somebody that loves me as much as emmy loves fruit.
That somebody would be your mama. 😊
emmymadeinjapan ROASTED!!!....jk lol.
emmymadeinjapan did u just...make a "yo mama" joke!?😆😆😆😆
I guess they mean a life partner /companion to love them as much as you love fruit, I don't believe that love is possible though
hey emmy its me just letting u know the offer to adopt me still stands
Ok, thanks! 😆
emmymadeinjapan adopt me too
emmymadeinjapan
I love your descriptions of food .😄😄😄😄😄
I would say me too but I'm too old now😂.
charlotte weird
One way to eat kumquats that negates some of the tart flavor is to gently squeeze them so that some of the oil in the rind is expressed onto the surface. I think it makes them taste even better.
ashdoubleelol Do you eat the seeds or should they be discarded? Looking forward to trying them.
I just eat them. They're not very big and I don't think that they change the texture or taste very much. I would equate them to a small seed like you would find inside a grape.
Most people don't cut it; they just eat the whole thing like a grape.
Mine were slightly bitter after taste. Like eating pith from an orange. Are kumquat suppose to be like that? Had to add sugar to enjoy it.
I love tart and sour and acid personally. From tart blue and black berries to apples.
@@dianapennepacker6854 I've had that before from kumquats that were underripe. A little bitterness from the peel is to be expected, but it shouldn't be so strong that you're unable to enjoy them without adding sugar.
it's 1.30am here, I'm 38 weeks pregnant and the insomnia is miserable. thanks for keeping me occupied Emmy 😁😁
You're most welcome. And mama, you're almost there. 👏
Sarah Archer Congratulations! Hang in there. You will be holding your precious baby very soon.😍😘😃
She had the baby today! thanks everyone!
Sarah Archer - I'm praying for you hon! The last few days of pregnancy can be the worst! God bless you & your growing family!
Soo.. the Little one is three!
It was weird watching you eat the peel but it was even weirder LISTENING to you eat the peel!
😂
i think it was totally asmr
Clara Danes I loved that sound . It was kinda satisfying
your videos are therapy for me. something abou this atmosphere you create with your calming voice and this idea of testing out foods too:) thank you so much
You're most welcome. :)
I have kumquats growing in my backyard and I love making marmalade with it
Thank God they didn't call it a "Mankum"
hahaha hahaha, mankum! i love it 🍊
Ki Ji Hoon I love man cum
Man cum
this made me laugh so much
+Mia (Jughead's gal) please find some jesus
are we just gonna be cool about the "15.99 per pound" part or????
When you make the effort to grow them you can discuss price per pound ! Other wise just do not buy them that is your best protest.
This way you can experience them without having to buy them all or any. She does a great job discribing the flavors and textures 😊
interestingly kumquat means "golden mandarin" so a mandarinquat would mean "mandarin mandarin"
OMG I've never heard of those but I NEED to find some! I'm a cutie addict and being able to eat the peeling too would be a huge bonus! Thank you for introducing us to these! =}
They're really something. If you end up finding one, be sure to let me know what you think. 🍊
You can eat the peeling of all citrus. The peeling actually has a lot of good stuff in it for you but nobody eats it cause they're taught not to.
Makayla Cooprider and it tastes bad
My local grocery store was bought up by Safeway and since has carried guava, starfruit, dragonfruit, and a ton of other things you've eaten on Fruity fruits. I love these! I finally got to try Dragonfruit and it was like a muted kiwi but BIG! Love this, Emmy!
Ha! And good for you for trying out dragonfruit.
Youre the mother of the Internet
Fruity fruity fruity fruity fruity fruity fruit
I just love the theme song for Fruity Fruits episodes. ..makes me smile. :-)
Again, my childhood! I love KUMQUATS SO MUCH! I remember riding around Downtown Mobile looking at Christmas lights and eating them. Best memories! Love you and your channel so much!!
Love mandarins and kumquat but have not heard the the new hybrid will look out for them.
I love the crunchy sound it makes
Seeing how juicy the mandarinquat was made my mouth water. I never really knew how to use, let alone eat, a kumquat so i never bought them, but now I'm more curious than ever, maybe it was that snappy crunching sound that made it sound so satisfying.
I can’t remember how but I acquired a bunch of kumquats at one point. I made the most amazing pie/no bake cheesecake like dessert with them (I found the recipe online). It was THE perfect mixture of creamy, citrus bitter and sweet
Why do I find that crunch so pleasurable!? lol. Looks yummy.
This is my favourite series you make! I love fruit! :)
Thanks! Fruits are magically delicious.
Mandarinquats sound amazing! How nifty! I used to love kumquats. Here, people can grow them in their yards, although I don't have any friends currently who do. They are such a surprising fruit, but really delicious and luxurious, I think. Have a wonderful weekend!
I love watching your videos Emmy, great personality! You also describe things so well to the point it actually feels like im eating it haha!
Our neighbor down the street had a kumquat tree when I was a kid. They were one of my favorite treats every winter.
I do eschool and have adhd i like to listen to have videos and music playing in the back ground while i do my school to have some noise to focus on while i study and her voice really soothes me and is the best thing to listen while studying
Just found your channel! Absolutely Love it!! 😊 Especially your Fruity Fruits series. You have a new subscriber! 🤗
The first time I had a Kumquat was about a week ago! The local gardening store was doing a citrus tasting to promote the citrus trees they had. I loved all the citrus I tried, but decided I had to get a semi-dwarf Fukushu Kumquat tree! I live in Arizona, so it will be very happy :)
My great-grandpa Demsky had a kumquat tree when he was alive. He lived in Florida. He would give my uncle and myself a grocery bag each and we would go out in his yard and pick them. To this day I can't eat the ones in the stores because the ones straight off the tree were so much better. But if I do they remind me of him 💚😇
kumquats are my favorite!! my grandma has kumquat tree in her backyard and we always take home boxes full around this time of year.
Wow I just noticed how much Emmys subscriber count has gone up since I first found her lol that's so cool I hope you reach 1M soon!!!!
The kumquats use to grow on the trees in Miami, Fl use to pick them all the time as a little girl growing up, in Dade County.
its so weird to see you eating the skin! hahaha, i look forward to try those fruits :D greetings from Chile!
A friend introduced me to your channel on your first Finnish Food video, and I've been subscribed ever since! Love your videos! Keep it up, we all love you!
Thanks Emmy that was very informative. I have seen kumquats but wasn't sure about how to eat them since they are tiny. And the Mandarinquat, well looks interesting, I do love mandarins.Love your video and always look forward to them.
My uncle has a kumquat tree. We eat them through out the season and we make candied fruit for the rest. Super good.
i live with my grandparents, and we have a huge Loquat tree in the backyard. they're the same size as a Kumquat, but they vary in size and are yellow and fuzzy, they're eaten skin and all.
I've never had a kumquat that had a sweet peel. We made marmalade out of them. I was told they weren't good for you to eat raw. Obviously I was misinformed. 😊🌻
Woah! I've heard of kumquats but have never had one since they're very expensive in my country. I'll try some on your recommendation. Never would have guessed that you're supposed to eat it with the skin. Thank you sharing!
I think your Fruity Fruits series is my favorite on your channel. ❤
These are so good . When I was in elementary they used to give these out for snack time
I always think your hair looks great. But I am Really loving it in this video. I really love the tuck behind the one ear, leaving it out on the other.
You should definitely try Loquats! I eat them off of the trees growing in front of my university's library. People look at me like I'm weird, but they're deliciously sweet (and a little tart) when they're ripe!
Kumquats are the best, on its own and in salads! YUM!
I love your videos you always find such interesting food to try! :)
How does Emmy not have 1 million subscribers yet? This is my absolute favorite channel!
Hey Emmy! You should try making kumquat jam! Just slice the kumquats skin and all into thin slices, filter out the seeds and set aside, and put all of it in a big pot, juice, pulp, skins and all and weigh how much you have, put the seeds into a cloth and tie it up and throw that inside (the seeds provide pectin which set your jam). Pour that exact amount weight of sugar into your pot in a 1 to 1 ratio and simmer it and stir! It makes a really lovely marmalade. My mum gave away sooo many of the jars that I made :)
Tastes amazing with smoked salmon slices with some cream cheese :)
Sounds like something Paddington would love. :)
Now I want kumquats. It seems it might be citrus season. I was told by a friend to buy honeygold grapefruits. And this year I found out about cara cara oranges which are slightly pink inside and have a lovely flavor.
I bought a mandarinquat tree at Costco about 4 years ago. It is now about 6ft tall and gives lots and lots of fruit every year
I have a kumquat tree for the past decade!! love them.
I literally felt the tangy sourness in my mouth as you were describing it
Love your channel!!! Well here in Brazil there are a lot of unique fruit, some of them are more common in the deep country side, where there are mountains and lot of woods, so I will say some of them, probably there are no name translation because I think some of them come from some indigenous language. First of them is called "Pitanga", second one is called "Araçá" and the third one is called "Butiá", this last one is commonly used mixed with "cachaça" that is an alcoholic drink, to do a kind of liquor. Hope you like my suggestion! kisses.
Nice!
I found the english name for pitanga (Surinam Cherry), Araçá (Strawberry Guava) and Butiá (jelly palm) so now it might be easier to look for and find :)
nice, thank you!
such wonderful sounds in this video
Hello Emmy!! I love your content
Love you Emmy #1 fan!!
i make kumquat jelly for cookies, taste so divine. Is like Lemon Curd but from kumquats :)
I have a kumquat tree the shell is really sweet but the inside is sour. It's really good if u mixed with lemonade. Also I heard its good to eat when you have a sore throat.
😂😂😂 I love how american change the meaning of french words !!! "Portemanteau" -> coat rack . Anyway I love the way you present your video, very charming !
If you get the chance, could you try out cured egg yolks?? I think you posted it on your Facebook a while ago, they make egg yolks hard and you can grate them over salads and pasta etc. I'm so interested in trying it but want to see someone else do it!!
I wish I was you... your able to try all these amazing looking foods that I can only dream of!
These are some of the fruits that I want you to try please!
BAYABAS- Guava
DUHAT- Java plum
MABOLO- Velvet apple
MAKOPA- Wax apple
PAPAYA
LANZONES
SINIGUELAS- Spanish plum
SANTOL- Cotton fruit
Calamansi- preferably for a lemonade
ARATILES
These are all famous fruits in the Philippines! Most of them are scrumptious! I hope you can find them there! Thank you Emy!
Do "winkles", Emmy. When I was a boy, my Scottish nanny (grandmother) would ALWAYS insist that I eat citrus without peeling it. Waste nothing! Its good for you!
As a snack, she would serve kippered herring, lemon slices (with peel), dulse, and Bic's Hot Pickled Banana Peppers (back when they pickled them whole in the jar).
Winkles (periwinkles) are basically a poor person's version of escargot. Snails in the shell that you steam, and pull out with a pin. Dip in butter if you can afford it ;)
Edit: "Dulse" in this instance does not refer to sweetened milk or candy. It is seaweed.
we had a kumquat tree when I was really little. I grew so accustomed to eating them whole that I just ate all my citrus whole. freaked the kids out in my school when I would eat mandarins without peeling it first.
Kumquats are so good!!!!! They are the. Bomb!! I usually bite the top off of the kumquat and then press the insides into my mouth. They're delish
Oh, thank you Emmy. I've always wanted to try them! Now I'll have to find some. :)
LOL at the end. I want to try these now.
I love kumquats! We used to get them in our Christmas stockings every year. ❤️
I LOVE kumquats, I definitely want to try the Mandarinquats!
You are awesome Emmy!!
Now THIS I can get down with. Tasty! Both of the fruits. This reminds me of when I first ate persanthamums I think? I spelled wrong but it was delightful and had a unique slimy gooey soft texture but sweet!
Awesome and thank you for trying these fruits. I was always curious with trying Kumquat fruit and wondering how to even eat it. They look too small to peel. So thank you Emmy!!!
I never knew you ate kumquats whole. I didn't even know they were a citrus fruit lol. I learn something new in every video from you.
love you and your videos !
Kumquat are nature's sour patch kid they are awesome! Never had a mandarinquat before putting it on my list of unusual fruit to try but $15 a POUND 😲🤤that's crazy!
I remember eating kumquats with my grandma while playing cards when I was little.
Emmy, thanks for the share, learned something today !
Nice!
emmy, you should try loquat, they are sweet when ripe and sour when not fully ripe, they are also about the size of a kumquat but have large seeds
Yeah, we had a couple of loquat (or biwa) trees outside our apartment in Japan. I guess I could do a taste test if I can find them here!
emmymadeinjapan omg XD I didn't expect you to message back ^__^ I love watching your videos
hi emmy try kumquats pickled in brandy they taste amazing and you can use the left over brandy in baking or cocktails
Hey Emmy. I'll definitely be looking or these. When my father buys cara cara oranges he eats the entire thing as well (seeds included). I really like citrus fruit. Thanks for sharing and blessings.
This would be great with a tea we make in Korea, but we use different fruits. I think it'll work great with this fruit also because we also use a citrus and it has a thin skin, also edible. Cut the citrus thinly, skin and seeds all, and mix with white sugar and let it be for up to a week. The sugar will draw out the moisture of the fruit and it gets syrupy. It's used to make tea, just put the syrupy mixture and its pulp in hot boiling water and the eat the skin and all, it's absolutely my favorite!
jiho lee the Citron tea right? I love that stuff
Yujacha, right? I had my first taste of it here: th-cam.com/video/JaQMk2goIMo/w-d-xo.html
Margarita Llanas I can't seem get enough it!!
emmymadeinjapan you must try making it, homemade. It's a 1000x better in my opinion!
I make a lot of smoothies. Lately I've been processing any citrus (make sure to get organic fruit) in my blender skin and all. mmmmmmmm!
I'll have to try and find those in the UK. I love citrus fruits and I actually nibble on orange peel after I've eaten the inner segments, so they sound like I'd enjoy them :)
Citrus fruits are so interesting! There are only three (or four) "original" citrus fruits. All others are combinations of breeding between the originals!
i love all kinds of oranges
Another amazing post Emmy... my 8 yr old son Nate and I loved watching your videos
Thanks! Hi, Nate! 👋
When I was in second grade, we had a kumquat tree in my front yard. I remember not liking how sour they were, but as an adult, I like them so much more.
I remember just randomly seeing kumquats in my local store and thankfully got a box of them. Unfortunately since then I have not seen them there.
I have a mandarinquat tree. I would think you could grow them as an summer outdoor, winter indoor plant. They are beautiful and very productive even while small.
I really want to be on your leftover receiver list. I love kumquats so I neeeeeeed these!
I love kumquats but had never heard of a mandarinquat! want!
Have eaten Kumquats my entire life. Personally, have always found the skin to be a bit bitter. Have NEVER heard of a Mandarinquat before, but looks yummy! Thanks for introducing me to something new.
Omg they're so cute 😂😍🍊
Excellent! I have been waiting for this one. Have never had either of these and my Mom wants to try too. We have a produce market here that has all kinds of exotic foods-not just produce either. Cant wait to check! TY Emmy. Btw-don't you do the tastings of things people send from their homes anymore?😌
Whenever I watch Fruity Fruits all I can think about is FROOT by Marina And The Diamonds and how it would be the perfect song to start these videos with😆
Okay but I'm really tempted to run to the store and buy these they look so interesting!
Kumquats are my favorite fruit!!! We had two trees when I was little, and I would just gorge myself on the ones closest to the ground.
Those are tasty and you can find them at the purple 99 cent store. Some states have this stores.
You should see if you can find kiwi berries! It's exactly like a kiwi version of what a kumquat is. I live in Maryland and the just popped up in my Giant. So worth trying if you can find them!
A few peculiar fruits I think you should try: Kiwi berries (you can get them at sprout's) and witch's finger or sweet sapphire grapes (kind of rare and pricey, but super sweet and fun).