Why "meat substitude"? It's Jackfruit and good enough
Valentina E.
05/14/2020 17:56
for your vegetarian journey!
Lasanka M.
05/14/2020 11:00
Common food in Sri Lanka.
Cécil M.
05/14/2020 10:46
Dear Brut Nature, can you indicate whether the sausages shown at 1'10'' contain jackfruit (and actually might be called jackies?).
Abdul M.
05/14/2020 10:41
No way it tastes like pineapple. It grows in my courtyard & it has unique aroma & tastes sweet when ripe, it is fibrous & crunchy but can also be juicy & sloppy giving a super sweet taste. The seeds when boiled & cooked or roasted give super nutty taste & can be used in any dishes, making it a super food.
Nelson L.
05/14/2020 04:30
I’ve tasted this so many times! And it a delicious!
Kevin O.
05/14/2020 01:00
Smells like DEATH!
John P.
05/13/2020 23:41
And it stinks when it’s ripe. No thanks
Marie D.
05/13/2020 22:20
kiếm đất trồng mít thôi!
Abdullah A.
05/13/2020 22:14
National fruit of our country Bangladesh!
Before making the video they should gather more information.
Good F.
05/13/2020 20:18
Nothing like meat! slimy
Bipasha R.
05/13/2020 19:49
they forget that jackfruit comes all the way from Asia and they’re probably creating a lot more emissions through transportation and not eating local/seasonal.
G I.
05/13/2020 19:30
It called "Nangka" in Indonesia.
Imran I.
05/13/2020 19:22
OMG....why waste food like this....🤮
Paula A.
05/13/2020 19:10
Actually, the jackfruit only substitutes meat when young (not ripe) and pressure cooked. When it's all ripe and yellow, it a normal fruit that does not taste like pineapple...
Marije K.
05/13/2020 19:03
Tastes like pineapple? Ehm...not.
Hugo B.
05/13/2020 19:00
Tried jackfruit, it was like pretentious overcooked aubergine. It lacked flavour and texture. Not to mention the air miles.
Aryan P.
05/13/2020 18:55
The future is vegan
Khaw K.
05/13/2020 18:52
the variants in this video are really huge! the ones that we have in southeast asia are probably only 1/5 of that size and definitely don't taste like pineapple at all!
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19 comments
Cornelia S.
05/16/2020 11:38Why "meat substitude"? It's Jackfruit and good enough
Valentina E.
05/14/2020 17:56for your vegetarian journey!
Lasanka M.
05/14/2020 11:00Common food in Sri Lanka.
Cécil M.
05/14/2020 10:46Dear Brut Nature, can you indicate whether the sausages shown at 1'10'' contain jackfruit (and actually might be called jackies?).
Abdul M.
05/14/2020 10:41No way it tastes like pineapple. It grows in my courtyard & it has unique aroma & tastes sweet when ripe, it is fibrous & crunchy but can also be juicy & sloppy giving a super sweet taste. The seeds when boiled & cooked or roasted give super nutty taste & can be used in any dishes, making it a super food.
Nelson L.
05/14/2020 04:30I’ve tasted this so many times! And it a delicious!
Kevin O.
05/14/2020 01:00Smells like DEATH!
John P.
05/13/2020 23:41And it stinks when it’s ripe. No thanks
Marie D.
05/13/2020 22:20kiếm đất trồng mít thôi!
Abdullah A.
05/13/2020 22:14National fruit of our country Bangladesh! Before making the video they should gather more information.
Good F.
05/13/2020 20:18Nothing like meat! slimy
Bipasha R.
05/13/2020 19:49they forget that jackfruit comes all the way from Asia and they’re probably creating a lot more emissions through transportation and not eating local/seasonal.
G I.
05/13/2020 19:30It called "Nangka" in Indonesia.
Imran I.
05/13/2020 19:22OMG....why waste food like this....🤮
Paula A.
05/13/2020 19:10Actually, the jackfruit only substitutes meat when young (not ripe) and pressure cooked. When it's all ripe and yellow, it a normal fruit that does not taste like pineapple...
Marije K.
05/13/2020 19:03Tastes like pineapple? Ehm...not.
Hugo B.
05/13/2020 19:00Tried jackfruit, it was like pretentious overcooked aubergine. It lacked flavour and texture. Not to mention the air miles.
Aryan P.
05/13/2020 18:55The future is vegan
Khaw K.
05/13/2020 18:52the variants in this video are really huge! the ones that we have in southeast asia are probably only 1/5 of that size and definitely don't taste like pineapple at all!