FRESH Garcinia Cambogia Review - Weird Fruit Explorer Ep. 157

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Music:
"019 Ffuge No Five" by Miranda taylor and Mike Hunchback
Severed Lips Recording

Used with permission of artist. Available on Free music archive under a creative commons attribution.

[buddhapiyao]

both the inside flesh and the rind is edible. Here in India the rind is sun dried and can be stored for months in an air tight container. Mainly in South India it is used in almost every curry, especially fish curries as a souring agent. the same goes for mangosteen. WE use the inside flesh and the rind both for cooking and to make soups and juices. The rind of a mangosteen is paced with antioxidants and in some Ayurvedic practices is used even to cure cancer,

[nagwagi]

You have got to be the first person to ever review the flesh of this fruit!!! :)

[NiharM]

It's amazing how the picture on many of the Garcinia Cambogia weight loss supplements are wrong. They'll slap pictures of Mangosteen. I'm pretty sure very few people actually know what GC looks like.

[foziahramli]

The outside rind is sliced and sun dried...can be kept in airtight container...will last long used in curry, rendang, asam pedas and many more Malaysian cooking.

[matt]

You should review the dried fruit. It is left for dry for a few days and becomes hard and black.

[kesidang]

usually we sliced it and dried it under sun. we can keep it for a year and used it as sour flavour in our cuisine like curry. in my place we call it buah gelugur. we also use the leaves as vegetable.

[anybenfotiamine]

Peppermint and lemon grass and lemon eucalyptus oil for the bugs

[I.amthatrealJuan]

Looks like you will have more Garcinias to review in South America. Madruno(G. madruno), bacuri(Platonia insignis-same family), and bakupari/guapomo(G. gardneriana) are all in there. Maybe lots of Achacha too in Bolivia since that is where it originated. As always, great review despite those mosquitoes.

[lofiash]

I don’t know why, but this guy looks unsettlingly familiar

[mandab.]

they grow on 😯😳🤯 haha i mean sure why not, it's fruit, idk i was surprised for some reason. i don't often just see fruit on trees here tho, unless it's nasty fruit nobody wants like crabapples.
if good fruit were available (here in the US) on trees and not walled in on private orchards i feel like everyone would just steal it all 😕

[milliondallarstar]

can fig tree grow in the Caribbean places like st Vincent we have fig tree here but its kind of like small banana its family to banana

[newbornlog]

Just outta curiosity have you ever eaten the grubs you love to do the close up on??

[neilstephenalun]

Hi from Kota Kinabalu, Sabah, East malaysia

[foziahramli]

Buah asam gelugur ...byk diguna dlm masakan melayu.

[babybloggero]

Pls where can I get those edible maggot here in Kuala Lumpur?

[simonejohnson]

Love the music to your theme. reminds me of the band oasis x

[syamiljamil]

Have you tried fruits like Salak, Jering, Petai, Pulasan, Duku, Ciku, Mata Kucing and Pala while in Malaysia? Not sure Petai is a fruit but it does has a super strong smell and taste. You don't want to smell your farts once you ate petai, blegh.

[FD]

It's supposed to help you lose weight, that's interesting!

[smokiedapoo]

You know your way with pocket knives.👍

[tubeviewerX]

Putting your health at risk in search of exotic fruits. That’s dedication.