It actually makes more sense because they need to compare 100 cents to 110 cents. It is faster to process the 10% increase this way than to say a dollar vs a dollar and 10 cents
I'm Australian. We had a Macadamia tree at the house I lived at as a kid. I have childhood memories of cracking those hard exteriors with a hammer or putting them in a vice to crack. We'd have tins full of them for snacking and mum would put them into her cooking.
JJerseyGirl Here in So Cal just bought a 7 OZ jar at Rite Aid for $12.49.. sometimes can find them cheaper, but I only get em once or twice a year anyway
Macadamia nuts are not that cheap in Australia. It's common to find the nuts selling for AU$25-$50/kg in most supermarkets. It's only a few rural areas where you can buy macadamias (in the shell) on the side of the road for AU$5-$10 per bag - up to 2kg per bag.
I stayed with my buddy for a couple weeks on the big island, he lived on a coffee farm that also had tons of mac nuts, several types of fruit and huge avocados literally the size of your head. We ate so much guac and plenty of mac nuts. Was awesome.
I woke up from a nap om my flight home yesterday. The old woman sitting next to me had a napkin on her table with nuts on it. I asked if they were macadamia because I love those. She said "yes they are" and told me I could have them. After eating most of the macadamia nuts she turned to me and said: "those are my favorite but ever since I lost my teeth I can only suck the chocolate off of them".
Lol I also went to school that planted this trees as shades and they are all over the shool yards and we actually hit each other with back in primary..I had mo idea I was throwing around a rare expensive nut for fun
I bought them not because of their helpful effects, but because they’re tasty and crunchy. It feels great when you chew them. The crunchiness is out of this world. And they’re sweet and savoury!
In this particular case I am very glad I live in Australia. These are by far my favourite nuts and because they're grown here they're nowhere near as expensive.
It's actually 20.9 grams per ounce. She even contradicts herself when she says that they are 80% fat in the video. 21 grams are not 80% of one pound. You know the imperial system is stupid when foreigners know it better than americans.
Oof ur parents must be like mine i ended up growing thinking i was poor on the day of graduation my parents were like heres ur porshe n we r moving in a bigger house That day i realise how much money they were making
Next time I go to Hawaii, I’m gonna buy tons of Macadamia nuts. I never knew how important they are for a keto diet. They’ll keep you satiated and they’re super healthy :)
Uh, that was a very short video. So how does something go from $1.10/lb end up retailing for $25/lb? That's an enormously huge gap that someone needs to explain to us. Sounds to me like global price fixing. I'd appreciate it if you would drill down and do some further investigation into this mystery. It kind of reminds me about the story of butter. For man years, margarine came out as an alternative to the often vilified butter for its rich fatty content. Then lo and behold, butter turned out to actually be good for you. And then, of course, margarine studies all suggested this was crap. The results: butter prices soared overnight, never to dropdown again.
When i was a kid, my neighbour had a few macadamia trees in their front yard and welcomed all the kids on our street to pick and have as many as we want. (The ripe ones were often dropping off the branches which made keeping their lawn hard to mow and stay tidy...so allowing the street kids to help themselves was like hiring free yard clearers lol). My whole summers were spent cracking them open and gorging ourselves silly 😊
Fun fact: Fats aren't as bad as people make it to be but it's too much salt and sugar that is bad for you. In fact, fat is something we've been consuming for millennia and it's actually pretty good for us.
Fun fact. Fat making you fat was a lie propagated by the sugar industry in the 70s and 80s to avert large health concerns on cutting back sugar. This is why the newer generation is so obese and government dont have the balls to stand up against the food lobbyists
With my ex father inlaw we used to take road trips to the coutry side and one day i was sittin on a porch with a huge tree near by and it was a macadamia tree and so much nut were stored in a container. Wonderful memorie.
It wasn't the British colonists who renamed the nut, it was a German-Australian physician named Ferdinand von Mueller, who named it after a friend of his (i. e. Scottish chemist John Macadam).
Why are you saying it as if it's a bad thing, macadamia not being the most expensive nut in the world, that's a good thing. Healthy food should be cheap and affordable to all.
@@xlite4999 For now that's what US brands are doing, Chinese brands are lowering the prices at the moment. You can say what if to alot of things in the world. I'm talking about facts. Things that are happening now.
Dinoosh De Livera thanks but no thanks. I don’t even like using cheap Made in China trash. I for sure don’t want to eat food from China. I noticed my daughter got some gummy candy thing as a valentines gift and it was made in China. Wtf. I threw it away
As a child growing up around Rockhampton I used to eat allot of macadamias, mangos and passion fruit. It was all free and for the most part people usually just trip over such things or mow over. If you wait till macadamias fall off good chance they are ripe...
Bursting bubbles can sometimes cause such a rapid devaluation of product that the producers lose money and have to shut down production... I'd like the prices to come down but I can understand some concern regarding potential over expansion of production
I live in Queensland (where they’re from) and same. We’d use them to pelt each other with as kids, and breaking them open with a hammer was always fun.
It's a matter of high status having expensive products. And it is more sustainable waiting to get the best quality life, than to rob your way into richness, trampling over others who rightfully deserve to be wealthy. Think twice before wishing for macadamia status to no longer be "the most expensive nut". If forced unsustainable agriculture is implemented to achieve that, what of an achievement is this?? Think twice
If the tree thrives in tropical places such as Hawaii, Australia, and Latin America, then technically, it'd thrive in Indonesia, which has quite similar environmental traits, would it?
It should But it looks like there are no demands in the country, that makes the nuts unattractive to cultivate And yes, macadamia nuts never get heard of anywhere in Indonesia
People in my village were starting to get good money from their macadamia trees. But local cartel has colluded with Kenyan government officials and kicked out the Chinese who were buying a kilo at decent amount. Now we are back to selling at throwaway prices to MACADAMIA PEOPLE who turn around and export at 100x the price.
Harold Flowers the most enjoyed nut comes on December 1st, therefore making it the most priceless. A nut in November is the cheapest because it is only for people who have failed, enjoying it while being dissatisfied with themselves at the same time, having *laid* down their arms. With the size of the “load” that comes on December 1st being largest in quantity, you get more *bang* for your buck.
I live in Australia where most of the country's macadamia nuts are grown. The Macadamia nuts grown on my neighbours farm get processed, roasted and salted or honey added. They are mostly sent to American restaurants with the end user around $100 per KG in USD. I find this hilarious considering I can get the same bags from the processing facility for only $27 AUD. The damand in Australia however is a lot lower than the demand overseas.
I grew up with several mac nut trees in my backyard and we never harvested off the tree. My grandma would rake them off the ground into a bucket. They are sooooooooooooo much work! There is an outter husk that needs to be removed and then a hard outter shell that also needs to be removed. I remember my great grandma spending hours a day dehusking and cracking to get only a few pounds.
@@jaz1nce960 galing sa US ang kaibigan nang aunty ko then binigyan kami nang seeds for planting kaya kami naka tanim nito :D sa tingin ko hindi to basta basta mabibili for planting... just eating :) cheers!
Before European settlement, Aboriginal people congregated on the eastern slopes of Australia’s Great Dividing Range to feed on the seed of two evergreen trees, one of which they called ‘Kindal Kindal’ which was the macadamia. Aboriginal peoples had other names for macadamia including Boombera, Jindill & Baupal.
Was lucky enough to have 2 mature trees in my North Queensland rental. Free nuts, yes, but had to work damn hard to get the buggers out of their shell. Very tough unless you have a specialized cracker.
Every year my grandparents send me a box of *Mauna Loa Chocolate Macadamias* for my birthday -and its one of my favorite things that I look forward to all year. 😁❤️
The most expensive nut is my now adult son.
gimme yo son!
John G omg.
Imagine if he just stayed in that Kleenex. Then that Kleenex in the trash can would be valuable
John G @john I’m sure my parents think the same about my two brothers lol
Steven Walker Bro, what if your nut would’ve been a billionaire but you just wiped it away :(
After seeing the title I clicked on this video expecting nut jokes... I was nut disappointed
Congratulations go be immature somewhere else
darp12chanel same
I was expecting the Korean Air “nut rage”.
*nut disappointed
There were no nut jokes in the video so you are wrong
The most expensive nut is the one when you don’t pull out...
So true lol
LOL
Always wear protection, kids
but what if youre into that organ trafficking
I don’t get it ;-;
"Hawaii has the perfect climate for trees"
*SHOWS A DEAD COCONUT TREE*
It's not dead it's just sleeping.
Know your trees. It's hibernating
1:00
The leaf on the top right is not dead, and the other one is just bent with part of the leaf brown. It’s not dead lol.
LMAO I AGREE
" 100 cents per pound"
JUST SAY $1 PER POUND DARN IT
as a british i had to do some deep thinking to understand!!
@@saraleena007 thats like 70p right
@@robertr.roberto-robertson4815 no, 0.7 of a pound
When talking about motor oil: 5 quarts ?
It actually makes more sense because they need to compare 100 cents to 110 cents. It is faster to process the 10% increase this way than to say a dollar vs a dollar and 10 cents
It feels like the narrator is suffering from a cold.
Now I can't unhear it
You guys are nuts
0:34 only chew lmao
Give her some anti-histamine
i couldnt listen to her, sounds completely clogged
I thought the most expensive nuts were
Deez Nuts
HAH - GAHTEEEM
Dead meme
I let you taste dezznuts for free
Deez Nits would have been a better president.
Not even close to funny
My Hero Macadamia
Jason Shox Lol
Sad. Just saaaaaad.
Goddamit, you got to it first
Ayyyyyy
Bruh moment.
"a majority of the fat is 100% cholestoral free"
that's a really deceiving way to say the nut is low in cholestoral.
Also plants don't make choletoral so it was not exactly a concern to begin with
All nuts have absolutely 0 cholesterol so that statement made absolutely 0 sense.
I was about to point this out as well. Also majority can still be 51% which can potentially not be negligible
@@jamesdagmond what about coconut oil or palm oil? Do they have 0% cholesterol?
Yes, but they raise your cholesterol because of the saturated fat
I'm Australian. We had a Macadamia tree at the house I lived at as a kid. I have childhood memories of cracking those hard exteriors with a hammer or putting them in a vice to crack. We'd have tins full of them for snacking and mum would put them into her cooking.
No you didn't, I grew up next door to you
@@iLoveBoysandBerries It burns whilst I urinate :(
@Joe Sure, Not Sure thing, minority.
I can nut afford it.
Abel Cayabyab lol
Haha
Kill me
No
Haaaaaaaaa I get it
Macadamia nuts are cheap in Australia … never knew it was a delicacy
A 6.25 oz jar(177g) is $7.48 USD and that is at Walmart who knows how much more you will have to pay at another grocery store.
JJerseyGirl Here in So Cal just bought a 7 OZ jar at Rite Aid for $12.49.. sometimes can find them cheaper, but I only get em once or twice a year anyway
Macadamia nuts are not that cheap in Australia. It's common to find the nuts selling for AU$25-$50/kg in most supermarkets. It's only a few rural areas where you can buy macadamias (in the shell) on the side of the road for AU$5-$10 per bag - up to 2kg per bag.
f Forecast yeah because macadamias nuts originated in Australia
Yeah in Colombia too
*M E G A N U T*
*Just **stop.It** ain't got funny*
Dude, you're everywhere.
OH YEAH YEAH
*stop following me*
Todd Z.
I stayed with my buddy for a couple weeks on the big island, he lived on a coffee farm that also had tons of mac nuts, several types of fruit and huge avocados literally the size of your head. We ate so much guac and plenty of mac nuts. Was awesome.
Sounds fun!!
What country was that in? 😍
@@violeattatelate9994 Hawaii probably
Cool, story bro
@@Liz-in8lu thanks bro
I woke up from a nap om my flight home yesterday. The old woman sitting next to me had a napkin on her table with nuts on it. I asked if they were macadamia because I love those. She said "yes they are" and told me I could have them. After eating most of the macadamia nuts she turned to me and said: "those are my favorite but ever since I lost my teeth I can only suck the chocolate off of them".
No, you fucked this up. It's supposed to be a joke about a bus driver and the old lady with peanut M&Ms.
Haven't heard it. 😆 😆
that punchline LOL
😂😂😂😂
Hardy har har
Anybody else click on this video just to read the comments
Bro. The best
i did!!
I paused on the ad that plays in the beginning us to read the comments
Nut me!
Me me meme
My old school had a macadamia tree, and I used to eat them behind the classroom lol
Lol I also went to school that planted this trees as shades and they are all over the shool yards and we actually hit each other with back in primary..I had mo idea I was throwing around a rare expensive nut for fun
@@alvaromarjalizo5904 OMG u got me bruh hahahhaa
Alvaro Marjalizo WHAT
@@alvaromarjalizo5904 can i also play with'yall
@@alvaromarjalizo5904 Xvideos has joined the chat..
I bought them not because of their helpful effects, but because they’re tasty and crunchy. It feels great when you chew them. The crunchiness is out of this world. And they’re sweet and savoury!
I'll l
Now I HAVE to try them.
In this particular case I am very glad I live in Australia. These are by far my favourite nuts and because they're grown here they're nowhere near as expensive.
Watching this while eating macadamia makes me appreciate it more
I only came here cause I like the subway macadamia cookies...
you did what
Wait...
Elin Winblad yeah people definitely nut in those cookies
ditto
I tapped on this vid thinking seriously? I can get the white chip macadamia nut cookie for 1.50
"20.9 gram of fat per pound" AMERICA, WTF? Next step? Meters per rugby field?
It's actually 20.9 grams per ounce. She even contradicts herself when she says that they are 80% fat in the video. 21 grams are not 80% of one pound. You know the imperial system is stupid when foreigners know it better than americans.
Beat me to it
@@julius7364 Nope - you know that Americans are stupid when foreigners know the imperial system better than them.
Nope, meters is to good to be true. I guess feet or inchs
Rugby fields are measured in metres 🤷🏻♂️
I used to grow these in my backyard in Australia. I had no idea they were expensive.
Love how they always mention EXPENSIVE prices in the US. Every single time that price is quite literally half of the price here in Scandinavia
Some people are more concerned about the price falling in future rather than rejoicing at the fact that more people would be able to afford it!
Ahhhhhh the maturity level in this chat is just
NUTS!!!
Your forced pun doesn't even make sense.
Bonjoir
Jesus is Lord
My father grows these on a commercial level, and this is first time I even knew macadamia nuts were that big a deal, lol.
Please link me up with your father I'm trying to get in the business
Oof ur parents must be like mine i ended up growing thinking i was poor on the day of graduation my parents were like heres ur porshe n we r moving in a bigger house
That day i realise how much money they were making
@@lgtv8526 do you have a sister?
Ps I'm joking
@@muhdsyahmimj2207 lol no I am their only son
Hi Nic pliz link me with. Yo dad I am so interested in the business n eyy wat a. Delicacy
I threw a boomerang once
I now live in constant fear...
Are you sure it wasn’t a stick?
🤔🤔🤔
NUThing is going to happen do NUT worry. Stop being a NUTzi
Ouch
Mitch hedberg stolen joke
Next time I go to Hawaii, I’m gonna buy tons of Macadamia nuts. I never knew how important they are for a keto diet. They’ll keep you satiated and they’re super healthy :)
Hope you're rich! My mom lives in Hawaii and she keeps complaining about the mac nut prices going up and up.
watching this while having some honey-roasted macadamia is truly the best
Why am i getting this in my recommendation on no nut november?
its an omen
XD
Same here ex dee
TH-cam want you to suffer.
It's November again, I'm here to sign the register
I live In south africa and i went to durban and there was a macadamia farm and it costs about $2 a bag there
Hey fellow South African❤️
Lol it looks like blacks have entered the chat
@@lgtv8526 oh geez here is the nut that should have been wiped with a Kleenex
@@amandakhumalo5655 hello black Karen how r u?
@@amandakhumalo5655 sup fatty not gonna argue with me?
macadamia nuts are so good
Sugondese nuts
Uh, that was a very short video. So how does something go from $1.10/lb end up retailing for $25/lb? That's an enormously huge gap that someone needs to explain to us. Sounds to me like global price fixing. I'd appreciate it if you would drill down and do some further investigation into this mystery. It kind of reminds me about the story of butter. For man years, margarine came out as an alternative to the often vilified butter for its rich fatty content. Then lo and behold, butter turned out to actually be good for you. And then, of course, margarine studies all suggested this was crap. The results: butter prices soared overnight, never to dropdown again.
Exactly global price fixing is at its chore in the marketing of this nut,😢
When i was a kid, my neighbour had a few macadamia trees in their front yard and welcomed all the kids on our street to pick and have as many as we want. (The ripe ones were often dropping off the branches which made keeping their lawn hard to mow and stay tidy...so allowing the street kids to help themselves was like hiring free yard clearers lol). My whole summers were spent cracking them open and gorging ourselves silly 😊
I love these nut jokes, their nuts
You did nut spell “they’re” right heheh
They're. You did nut use the correct one.
THESE NUT JOKES ARE NUT ACCEPTABLE!
Avery Carlisle stop stealing my jokes you nut job
@@Soapsmellsnice19 sorry my joke was nut original
Fun fact: Fats aren't as bad as people make it to be but it's too much salt and sugar that is bad for you.
In fact, fat is something we've been consuming for millennia and it's actually pretty good for us.
Fun fact. Fat making you fat was a lie propagated by the sugar industry in the 70s and 80s to avert large health concerns on cutting back sugar. This is why the newer generation is so obese and government dont have the balls to stand up against the food lobbyists
@@whut9245, you are correct, but the fat industry (meat, dairy, etc.) lobbies even more. They even fund their own research.
@@whut9245, there's some truth to it. Not all fats are the same. Omega-3s, unsatured fats, etc. Are good, and trans fats are bad.
Please don't use the "have been X for millennia". Not a good argument for anything.
It depends on what kind of fats. Trans fat and saturated fat( especially from animal products ) are the worst ones.
"They contain more fat than any other nut"
Me trying my best not to see how that's funny
I don't get it. Or maybe I do. 🤣
@@whatrtheodds Do you get it yet
With my ex father inlaw we used to take road trips to the coutry side and one day i was sittin on a porch with a huge tree near by and it was a macadamia tree and so much nut were stored in a container. Wonderful memorie.
In South Africa, when they are in season we can get like 4 servings for like R25-40 (approximately $2-4) from street vendors.
Me seeing the title of this video: "oh boy I can see the comments already"
It wasn't the British colonists who renamed the nut, it was a German-Australian physician named Ferdinand von Mueller, who named it after a friend of his (i. e. Scottish chemist John Macadam).
Why are you saying it as if it's a bad thing, macadamia not being the most expensive nut in the world, that's a good thing. Healthy food should be cheap and affordable to all.
Kudos to China for regulating the world prices of unfairly priced things, such as healthy food as shown here and mobile phones and much more.
Dinoosh De Livera and if China controls majority of the supply... what stops them from controlling the market and fixing the prices?
@@xlite4999 For now that's what US brands are doing, Chinese brands are lowering the prices at the moment. You can say what if to alot of things in the world. I'm talking about facts. Things that are happening now.
Yeah, thanks to their 1 cent per hour slaves
Dinoosh De Livera thanks but no thanks. I don’t even like using cheap Made in China trash. I for sure don’t want to eat food from China.
I noticed my daughter got some gummy candy thing as a valentines gift and it was made in China. Wtf. I threw it away
I call it as the nuts that falling from paradise. Macadamia is the best nuts from Australia. Really love it. It's very scarce here in Indonesia.
As a child growing up around Rockhampton I used to eat allot of macadamias, mangos and passion fruit. It was all free and for the most part people usually just trip over such things or mow over.
If you wait till macadamias fall off good chance they are ripe...
Thanks for the thumbnail, meme material
i love macademia nut, so GO CHINA!!! let the bubble burst, me as a consumer only cares for the price :)
Bursting bubbles can sometimes cause such a rapid devaluation of product that the producers lose money and have to shut down production... I'd like the prices to come down but I can understand some concern regarding potential over expansion of production
@@BenHC survival of the fitness :)
@@BenHC i can almost guarantee that those producers are living in luxury. Price dropping wouldn't affect them if they lived a simple life.
Same thing with coconut oil price. It wont last. But they won't die out either, the farm will be fine.
Macademia nuts, full of special oil, make my skin feel sleek.
I live in Hawaii and saw the vid I was like bro “I see these everyday growing on trees”
I live in Queensland (where they’re from) and same. We’d use them to pelt each other with as kids, and breaking them open with a hammer was always fun.
My grandmother has a few trees of macadamia nut just for us to snack on. Love these nuts
It's a matter of high status having expensive products. And it is more sustainable waiting to get the best quality life, than to rob your way into richness, trampling over others who rightfully deserve to be wealthy. Think twice before wishing for macadamia status to no longer be "the most expensive nut". If forced unsustainable agriculture is implemented to achieve that, what of an achievement is this?? Think twice
If the bubble burst, I will be able to afford macadamias.
If the tree thrives in tropical places such as Hawaii, Australia, and Latin America, then technically, it'd thrive in Indonesia, which has quite similar environmental traits, would it?
Clara Haf one would think, though without careful research who knows.
It should
But it looks like there are no demands in the country, that makes the nuts unattractive to cultivate
And yes, macadamia nuts never get heard of anywhere in Indonesia
It would be a better crop than palm sugar and oil. Time for you to become a politician.
The most expensive nut is the ones during NNN
Nuts be so expensive all together it’s crazy
People in my village were starting to get good money from their macadamia trees. But local cartel has colluded with Kenyan government officials and kicked out the Chinese who were buying a kilo at decent amount. Now we are back to selling at throwaway prices to MACADAMIA PEOPLE who turn around and export at 100x the price.
The most expensive nut is the one were you wait 9 months and realize you have a kid
My parents always buy chocolate macadamia nuts when relatives from the mainland come over (Oahu)
The most expensive nut comes on December 1st
that would make them the cheapest, november is when theyre the most expensive, learn basic economics
Harold Flowers right? Look at this dweeb
Harold Flowers listen here you little shit
Harold Flowers the most enjoyed nut comes on December 1st, therefore making it the most priceless. A nut in November is the cheapest because it is only for people who have failed, enjoying it while being dissatisfied with themselves at the same time, having *laid* down their arms. With the size of the “load” that comes on December 1st being largest in quantity, you get more *bang* for your buck.
I live in Australia where most of the country's macadamia nuts are grown. The Macadamia nuts grown on my neighbours farm get processed, roasted and salted or honey added. They are mostly sent to American restaurants with the end user around $100 per KG in USD. I find this hilarious considering I can get the same bags from the processing facility for only $27 AUD. The damand in Australia however is a lot lower than the demand overseas.
Could they be grown in florida or louisiana
No nut November gonna hurt these farmers.. 😂 🤣
That's debatable
Hah
No mouth November:exsists
TH-cam:lets recommend a video about nuts
Come shop with us when your on Oahu. My shop is North Shore Macadamia. We also have an online store
I grew up with several mac nut trees in my backyard and we never harvested off the tree. My grandma would rake them off the ground into a bucket. They are sooooooooooooo much work! There is an outter husk that needs to be removed and then a hard outter shell that also needs to be removed. I remember my great grandma spending hours a day dehusking and cracking to get only a few pounds.
What about pistachios tho?
Those are more expensive where I live
LOL I have a "Mac nut" tree in my backyard.
In Hawaii it's is shortened to Mac nut.
we grow these trees in our yard and I have to say it literally takes years for em to bear fruits.
Are you south african? Might never see those nuts
@@hulking_presence I'm from the Phil. :)
@@xshn981
Philippines? Nice.
We grow them too!
Took my grandfather lots of time lmao
Saan kaya makakakuha binhi nito..
@@jaz1nce960 galing sa US ang kaibigan nang aunty ko then binigyan kami nang seeds for planting kaya kami naka tanim nito :D sa tingin ko hindi to basta basta mabibili for planting... just eating :) cheers!
Very very interesting!
Absolutely loved these as a kid we even had 8 or so little trees at the park outside our house
My hero macadamia
I just had to, I imagine hirokoshi is eating that while thinking about the title
That's Nuts!
good one
I've been eating them free for years. I had no idea they were so expensive.
Loved these nuts since my mom gave them when i was 3, still love them 23 years later i get them every christmas
Before European settlement, Aboriginal people congregated on the eastern slopes of Australia’s Great Dividing Range to feed on the seed of two evergreen trees, one of which they called ‘Kindal Kindal’ which was the macadamia. Aboriginal peoples had other names for macadamia including Boombera, Jindill & Baupal.
Me a Kenyan getting free macadamia from my grandpa
I'm eating Macadamia nuts while watching this video I feel rich lol
I have a macadamia tree in my front yard haha, they taste best fresh
Was lucky enough to have 2 mature trees in my North Queensland rental. Free nuts, yes, but had to work damn hard to get the buggers out of their shell. Very tough unless you have a specialized cracker.
They are sooooo good !!
Nut good.
I bought this for 5 dollars in China.
And yes they are legit.
*Maybe you can say, those price are so nuts*
*HAHAHAHAHAHA*
*I need to die.*
Macadamia nuts are delicious. I love them in cookies. The texture and flavor are so good.
eating now while watching. love macadamia
My Hero *Macadamia*
Ok I’ll stop ;-;
Stealing a comment I see👀🌚
AAA Battery :3
Lol I didn’t see it back then
But now it’s like 2 comments away from mine lol
“100¢ per pound”
When you remember the meme:
"THESE NUTS!"
deez nuts*
Every year my grandparents send me a box of *Mauna Loa Chocolate Macadamias* for my birthday -and its one of my favorite things that I look forward to all year. 😁❤️
1:45. 20.9 grams of fat per pound is not a lot. That's 20.9 g per 454g. I think she meant 20.9g per ounce which is about 28.3g
You are nuts!
Mixing Imperial with metric, pounds with grams, that's crazy!
Kilograms and grams are the future.
I feel like the lady who’s explaining this has a stuffy nose 👃!!
That much price???! This is *nuts*
Sorry, I had to do it...😛
Great! This should be a good food everybody needs to have access. More supply= less expensive!
They are good but have you tried Bofa?
Bofa deez nuts
110 cents per pound, lmao. Here in Russia pine nuts are sold for 1000-1500 rubbles per kilo (~7-10$ per pound) and that’s really expensive
1:02 Sounds like nasal congestion has hit this lady.
It sounds like her nose is totally plugged.
Dess nuts
Haa GOTEMMM.
Never had one, I’d think that cashews would cost more
Video: *about macadamia nuts*
Me: *has macadamia nut ice cream chillin in the freezer*