Top 10 BEST Fruit in The World (2019) - Weird Fruit Explorer Ep. 405

After personally reviewing hundreds of different types of fruit, here are the best ones!

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[agiantfrog]

what you do is a wonderful scientific database.

[cyonemitsu]

Thank you for showcasing thimbleberry! I've eaten these as a kid and never knew their name, you've solved a decade old problem of mine, childhood me and current me thank you.

[dacypher]

If you said that Bull's Heart tastes like yogurt, and just a little stirring turned it into a yogurt consistency, I would have to wonder if there could be a market for for it as the base of a vegan yogurt.

[manso]

Baobab is so "addictive" because it's one of the only things in nature containing both fat and carbs in significant amounts. That combination is just too hard to beat. It's been said that sugar alone is more addictive than cocaine, and the combo is on another level still.

[jamescherrier]

I wish there was a way to try all these different fruits that you review other than traveling to said countries! Very jealous! Great video

[thisisachannel.]

basically the only thing i’ve learned from watching you is that everything sold in supermarkets are like the primary colors of flavors

[Kikilang]

You know, I wake up everyday, and scrub-up, and start my day. Then I trudge, trudge, trudge until the clock tells me I have to go home. I do this year, after year. To you it seems like a long seven years, and you may think, "Where am I going with this?", but hell, what do you want out of life? Sure, more money would be good. Look, all of us are going run down our time. I think you are spending your time much more wisely than most. In fact, most people would love to spend their last seven years doing what you have done in your last seven.

[kantonlevine]

This is epic! And historical. Honestly no one comes close with fruits or vegetables on YouTube as far as sheer numbers of species. National Geographic or some college should be funding it, it’s adding to the general knowledge of plant species in a humanitarian way

[Aleman]

I thank you for opening my eyes to how many different fruits were out there. I had no idea... And now I must try everything

[danielcobbey]

Sometimes, I think he's actually just eating the devil fruits from one piece. Seriously, they just look so cool.

[boots_]

i live where thimbleberry grow wild, and thank you for acknowledging their greatness. they are an unnoticed staple in the berry community and i wouldn't mind if they replaced strawberry in the throne of berry fame.

[XxPushoverxX]

Yay thimbleberry! :) they're lovely I missed eating them this year due to timing. Thanks for mentioning a wonderful woodland treat lol

They grow all over the East Kootenays in Canada. We have a lot of berries in our area :)

[jayciii]

oh god, rose apple just bringing back so much memories to my childhood. i spent the early part of my childhood in the southern china guangxi province. me and my friends would go into the bush of my neighborhood's park and climb the trees to get some rose apples for snacks. they're so good that i surprise no country that i been to sell them as produce. and by the way, this is the first time i heard they called rose apple in english, back then i heard people called them "water grape" in chinese, but we just thought they're some sweet fruit grows in the park lol

[נהוראיסבגי-נמ]

I have a tree of a lemon drop mangosteen (garcinia intermedia) here in israel, such a DIVINE fruit with taste from heaven!!!

[TheWeirdestOfBugs]

As a Colombian, I'm sorry for you having to deal with the worm in that mamey.

[vertical]

Thimbleberries are the only one on this list I’ve had, a ravine I regularly walked through had a bunch of them at the entrance

[kdonsky]

great video man, keep pumping them out. really enjoyed meeting you in NYC and thanks so much for the fruit tasting. Got to try cacao and tamarillo for the first time and i loved both, and your coco de mer documentary was extremely well made. You should enter it into a film festival, it is that good...

[naoshinsharmin]

You should've come to Bangladesh, there's a mango called "lakfajli" in Rajshahi. I feel like it comes straight from heaven. It is the best mango, the best fruit I've ever had. I can't describe how good it is.

[MrBriwolf]

This channel needs to be more popular, if only because the work you do is eye opening and can help aspiring botanists and chefs

[mateo.francisco]

Your videos make me miss Bolivia so much!! Your #1 is great, but Bolivian Ice cream bean fruit (Or as I know it: Pacay) will forever be MY #1. Thanks for also making a video about that fruit- I got to share it with friends who don’t have the opportunity to try my favourite fruit here in Canada. If you ever go back to Bolivia, I suggest comparing our mandarins and other citrus fruits to the one’s you might have already tried. The ones you’ll find at fruit-vendor stands won’t look as pretty as the ones in North American supermarkets, but imo they taste so much better!