Awesome! how did you like it?

@@inthekitchenwithmatt Loved it!

@@mistayuto Awesome!

How did she taste

hahaha nice

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Don't leave me🤩🤩😂

@@royalbank5537 LOL

@@ishpal25 banana

That is awesome!!! :) Thank you and you are welcome!

so awesome!! :) :)

Careful. You don't want to mess with an aggressive vine.

Sadly, with all the fruit I had on the vine, none of it was viable. They only got as big as an egg and were soft when pressed on and there was nothing inside.

Hi Joanne! These were store bought ones, not fresh unfortunately. The ones I get fresh from my friends house, which actually is my plant I gave them, haha, taste so much better. But yes, I could have probably let these store-bought ripen a bit more on my counter, haha.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt Yes it's so hard to wait! I love passionfruit so much - I wish they were the size of grapefruit. 🍊

I hate sweet passion fruit

@@uhhhgetreal1600 your opinion but she didn't mean sweet sweet just a little sweeter it helps it a bit for people who like it

@@sumaoncrack2251 Are you sure it's his opinion ?

Thank you, Brittany!! And you are very welcome. :) :)

Awesome! Yeah they grow extremely well here in Arizona as well.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt Nice :)

Oh they definitely do!! :) That is awesome! Glad you got some.

Yes, so expensive! I don't even bother buying them at the store. I took some clippings from that one I planted in my friends yard and planted it in my parents yard, haha. So now I have two yards with them. This past season I probably got 50 of them for free from my friends yard. I know right? If I had a big yard I would grow several of these and set up a little fruit stand and sell them, lol :)

Awesome!!

Awesome, glad you were able to try them, and that is a great price! I get them for free now which is awesome. I had them in my smoothies, as well as pancake/waffle syrup made from them, so yummy!

You missed the crunch! bro

Same UK here I just swallow them with out a 2nd thought love the tartness, I don't chew the seeds in a watermelon and they're bigger although I practically inhale watermelon lol.

Yes, so good!!

Hello

Thank you for watching in Columbia! Yeah they are so yummy. I don't eat a lot of them though.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt thank you, by the way we call them maracuyá. There is another variation of the fruit, called Granadilla, this one is not sour, is really sweet. You have to try it.

@@edwinarlexgonzalezsanchez6682 You are welcome! Sounds amazing!

Thank you, Jeremiah! And you are very welcome.

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Hehehe awesome!! Glad I was able to find it a home because it was definitely getting too big for my patio garden. lol

Same! And you are very welcome! Let me know how you like them after trying them.

Awesome! Glad you found it to eat.

Awesome, Sandra! Glad the video was helpful for you. :) :)

That is awesome Inoka! :) :) I didn't know the leaves were edible as well. :) :)

Hi dear Matt, I appreciate your reply... You can take the young leaves and make a salad or cook them by adding grated coconut. It is very good for the high blood pressure.

@@inokasamanmali2808 That is very cool! :) :)

I’ve read the other parts are broken down into cyanide as it’s digested. Would not recommend anything but the fruit

Awesome!! Yeah the ones that grow here in AZ are mostly green as well. Yes from Mars! haha, such a weird and awesome looking flower.

You are very welcome!

Awesome!

@@inthekitchenwithmatt 😀😀

EVERYTHING is tastier with sugar!😂

@@nadogrl 😂😂

Yes passion fruit drinks are amazing!

Indeed, so yummy!

That is awesome! If you ever get the chance to taste some fresh ones, definitely try those as well!

@@inthekitchenwithmatt Oh I definitely want to because if I enjoy them I will plant them and grow them.

@@MrDuffy81 Awesome! Where about you you live? they grow amazing in most warm climates. Even here in the AZ dessert they grow incredible.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt I’m going to try to grow them if and when I get to Central Texas. I’m in Denver Colorado at the moment. Don’t really have space to grow them here even if I wanted to try greenhouse growing. So Texas it is.

@@MrDuffy81 Oh yeah, they should grow awesome in Central Texas.

Glad you bought one and gave it a try and liked it! :) Thanks for watching!!

Umm you are not supposed to eat the skin, just the seeds and pulp on the inside. :)

Hahahah😂 who eats passion fruit skin? Jokes on you for doing that 😅

@@moa5351 as I mentioned it was my first time. So, I didn't know which parts to eat. Paglu choda

@@niladrisaha6024 I know, I'm just teasing you. Tbh though when I'm trying a new fruit, I google "how do I eat...." so I don't end up poisoning myself, lol

Awesome! :) They may be a bit tart, it depends on when they were picked. Unfortunately they won't ripen a ton off of the vine. But the flavor should develop a bit more. Storing in the fridge and then allowing them to come to room temp for a day or two will be fine. :) Although you can eat them right out of the fridge too. Let me know your thoughts once you try them!

Awesome!!

Where in South Carolina? I live in Denmark.

I have many times! :)

@@inthekitchenwithmatt oh okay 😊

@@sumaoncrack2251 :) :) And yes definitely yummy with either salt or sugar.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt yup

Yes, you eat the seeds. :) It won't grow anything in your tummy. :)

Awesome!! I planted one at my parents, it is growing extremely well covering a whole corner of their backyard wall.

It got way too big for my patio. snip off a few new shoots from the plant. Trim them down do have only one leaf on them and plant them in a pot. Keep it watered. Do a handful of them, because not all of them will root.

Thank you! I will let you know!

@@dainasworldnumbers88 You are welcome!

Yeah passion fruit juice is so good! :)

Glad you bought it and tried it! :) And glad you found this video. :)

Thanks! It is possible that you may find worms inside, if so throw it out. But inspect the fruit first, I have eaten literally over a hundred of these, and never found a worm inside.

Awesome!

You are welcome!

Yeah, crazy right?? The cool thing is they grow super well in here AZ, so we don't have to buy them, my friend has over 100 on their plant right now, can't wait to enjoy some of the harvest, especially since I gave them that plant lol

You are not wrong! If you can, try specialty markets and farmer's markets their fruit are usually fresher and tastier. But yes, the big supermarket chains, import from super far away and they have to buy them unripe for longer shelf life. Or just grow your own, haha. But that of course is not feasible for most people. Nothing like fresh ripe fruit right off the tree or vine. :)

Matt, you sound so amateur. The fruits have to be picked before ripening bec by the time they get to the stores where people can buy them they will ripe. One should buy all fruits in different age so they can eat the ripe ones first then the next the ones that ripened and so forth. That way you never miss any ripe fruit or throw any. The trick is to know how to pick. Not every town and city has farmers market so to suggest going to one is not appropriate.

You are very welcome Fred, I have a video on Star Fruit and Dragon fruits as well. :)

@@inthekitchenwithmatt I love dragon fruit, I've had it before, but my passion fruit was on the sour side. Star fruit was pretty good. 😋

@@fredtracy3931 Yeah passion fruit can be hit or miss as far as the sweetness goes.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt jack fruit is next.

@@fredtracy3931 Nice!

Awesome!!

I guess that name comes from "Granadilla" which is another name for Passion Fruit

I have no idea, I don't live in Kansas. But my guess is the closest Asian/International Supermarket to you.

Thank you and you are welcome! The color of the passion fruit ranges from purple to yellow and even green. The ones I grow here in AZ are rarely purple, usually green/yellow. And the taste will range from sweet to sour as well, all on the same vine. The Maracuja is type a passion fruit, meaning they belong to the same family, but they are two different fruits. :) Here is an interesting article: www.lsg-group.com/news/stories/global-food-myths-2-is-passion-fruit-and-maracuja-the-same-fruit/

My dear The Maracuja is the same as the passion fruit. It is named by the missionaries to Brazil. The Brazilian type is yellow and bigger, but in other regions it’s darker (purplish and becomes black as it ripens

Read the article in Wikipedia and educate yourself

Yes, they are super expensive here, haha. And thank you!!

Awesome!

Hi there, it was the Frederick variety, which can have both green and purple passionfruit when ripe. What I showed in the video was from one vine, as you can see it covers nearly their entire fence. You can prune it how you like, however the more you prune it back the less fruit you will get.

You are very welcome! Glad you watched and enjoyed the video.

If you find a sweet one they are super yummy, otherwise they can be a little sour/tart.

Awesome!

Wow! You seem quite passionate.

You sound like an entrepreneur. Wonderful!

Nice!

Glad you like it. That is very cheap!

Awesome!!

I hear the skin is very tough and most people consider it inedible, and bitter, but I have read that technically it isn't harmful in a few places. But I don't recommend eating it.

I had no control over that, those were store bought. The ones I get fresh from the plant I gave to my friends, are nice and full on the inside. I know all about growing them, they grow super well here in AZ.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt ahh rightio. You'll know then that there are over 500 varieties including one of my favourite, banana passionfruit, it has large pink flowers and an elongated yellow fruit. I believe they are Columbian in origin and grow quite well here is South Australia too. Good videos mate 👍

@@yorakillisunt2390 Awesome!! And aren't the flowers so amazing! Some of the coolest flowers I have ever seen. And they are heavy producers. I think my friends got 200 of them this year. And the ones at the store are sometimes $2 to 3 for one of them! haha I planted one in my parents yard (I live in a townhome without a yard) So next season they will have a bunch too. I just propagated a cutting from my friends. They are so yummy, love them!

​@@yorakillisunt2390 & *@In the kitchen with Matt* Curious after reading your banana passionfruit discussion, I googled it and found three pretty distinct-looking flowers. Which would the two you say is the most likely and accurate banana passionfruit flower? 1. www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.tradewindsfruit.com%2Fcontent%2Fimages%2Fpassion_fruit9.jpg&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.tradewindsfruit.com%2Fcontent%2Fbanana-passion-fruit.htm&tbnid=ea6fQwlW-F8W5M&vet=12ahUKEwj2orWo3d7yAhU2n3IEHRYaD5AQMygCegUIARC5AQ..i&docid=r7vo9dKXDcaZHM&w=650&h=540&q=banana%20passionfruit%20flower&ved=2ahUKEwj2orWo3d7yAhU2n3IEHRYaD5AQMygCegUIARC5AQ 2. www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fc8.alamy.com%2Fcomp%2FGKWR6F%2Fpassiflora-antioquiensis-red-banana-passionfruit-in-wentworth-castle-GKWR6F.jpg&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.alamy.com%2Fstock-photo%2Fbanana-passionfruit.html&tbnid=-ioJBDpefAu0eM&vet=12ahUKEwj2orWo3d7yAhU2n3IEHRYaD5AQMygOegUIARDSAQ..i&docid=UewAs94v6klkOM&w=1300&h=956&q=banana%20passionfruit%20flower&ved=2ahUKEwj2orWo3d7yAhU2n3IEHRYaD5AQMygOegUIARDSAQ 3. www.google.com/imgres?imgurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.rarexoticseeds.com%2Fmedia%2Fcatalog%2Fproduct%2Fcache%2F1%2Fimage%2F600x600%2F9df78eab33525d08d6e5fb8d27136e95%2FG%2Fr%2FGraines_Passiflora_Mollissima_Seeds_Tarminiana_Banana_Passion_Fruit.jpeg&imgrefurl=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.rarexoticseeds.com%2Fen%2Fpassiflora-mollissima-seeds-passiflora-tarminiana-seeds-banana-passion-fruit-seeds.html&tbnid=kS0aVcsB6sCruM&vet=12ahUKEwj2orWo3d7yAhU2n3IEHRYaD5AQMygregUIARCdAg..i&docid=yiluRyoNnDcTVM&w=600&h=600&q=banana%20passionfruit%20flower&ved=2ahUKEwj2orWo3d7yAhU2n3IEHRYaD5AQMygregUIARCdAg

We are in Mesa. They grow will grow very well anywhere in Maricopa County I think. :) You can find plants at a place called Tropica Mango www.tropicamango.com/ I got mine there for $5. And then it only took about 2 years to get super huge.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt you're the best! Also,thanks so much for the website :)

They grow very well here in San Diego too.

Yes that is very expensive. I can still find them for around $2.50 each when they are in season. So much better to grow them haha, if you live in a place where they will grow.

they do a little bit to me as well, depending on the variety of mango.

WOW! That is super expensive, I thought they were expensive in the stores here! And indeed, so good!

Awesome!! :) Yeah freshly picked are so good! Much better than the ones you find at the store which are overpriced as well, haha.

Yes, super yummy!

You don't have to chill it before eating, but you can if you want.

Agreed! So yummy.

hahaha awesome! Yeah they are amazing.

Hahahahhaha that was comedy

Yep there are variations. The ones I get from my friends yard are green when fully ripe. They can be purple, yellow, or green.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt BTW, thanks for telling me how to eat before I just put in my mouth suck it and 😂split, lel

@@kurai_yoru5694 hahaha you are welcome!

You are very welcome!

You are very welcome! :)

So awesome!! I got cuttings from the plant in this video, and got one to sprout and planted it in my parents yard. I still live in my townhome without a yard.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt the jello is more of a custard texture. Anyways, how long did it took to sprouts from seeds? We tried the seeds but it took too long so we gave up. But had success with the cuttings. Don’t think we are allowed to grow it massively cause we rent. So hopefully I get good amount from what I can grow. Thanks for sharing!

@@ShineBright-yz2ot I didn't grow it from seeds, I grew it from cuttings. :) You are welcome!

@@inthekitchenwithmatt Oh ok. When you said you got one to sprout, I thought that one was from seed. I may try again for next year. Take care!

@@ShineBright-yz2ot Oh no, I meant I got the cutting to sprout (roots sprout) haha. :)

You are welcome!!

Glad you get to at least try it up there in Norway!

Do what works for you! :)

Yes it completely depends on the seed. In this case passion fruit seeds are completely edible and very healthy for you.

Woah that is expensive!

Indeed!

If you get some nice fresh ones, they can be sweet. :)

@@inthekitchenwithmatt Matt, you’re wrong again. fresh ones are not ripe

@@biloz2988 Um nope I am not wrong. I grow them. I know what I am talking about. Fresh ones right when they fall off the vine are indeed ripe.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt I've had a huge mango tree in my backyard and many mangoes that fell to the ground were not ripe. In you video you happened to cut the shriveled one (which means it was ripe), but you did not cut the other one which had smooth skin (assumed to be still not ripe) BTW if one's grows something it doesn't mean he/she knows it all

@@biloz2988 hahaha mangoes are NOT passion fruit and have nothing to do with passion fruit. Different fruits ripen differently. I didn't say the ones that I showed on my table were the ones I grew, in fact, I said they came from the supermarket. Slightly wrinkled is a good indication, but that doesn't mean smooth ones can't be ripe either. Stop arguing.

Yeah, they are super expensive here in the store. I get them free now though. Because of the plant growing in my friends backyard and I also planted one in my parents yard. When I get a house with a yard, I will plant some there too. haha That is a good price in Serbia!! Also, thank you for watching. :)

@@inthekitchenwithmatt That is exactly why I am shocked. Here in Serbia we certainly lack the climate to grow them and yet they are cheaper here than in Arizona (if that is where you said you are) where you can just share sprouts and grow it in your back garden. Guess I'll never be an economist hehe. Anyway thanks for the video, I tried passion fruit for the first time so I wanted to make sure that they were not a mess to clean and open, the video helped a lot and mine tasted probably like yours, sour but not like a lemon and with a very nice sweet aftertaste. Cheers!

@@nikolamladenovic8828 Yeah I think the main thing, is most people here in AZ don't even know that you can grow these haha. When I tell my friends, they are like "What? you can grow those here?" haha, people seem to think they only grow in Florida or Hawaii. And you are most welcome!! I have eaten several that ranged from sour to sweet, so yummy, with a tropical floral undertone. Love passion fruit!

Yeah very expensive! Some parts of Texas you can actually grow your own!

The sweetness will vary. Glad you tried one!

@@inthekitchenwithmatt i just realized why the one I had was sour. It was not ripe. I just had another and it was ripe this time. the outer skin was wrinkled and not smooth this time. It was a lot more aromatic and was sweet! It's so much better when it is sweet! Thanks for sharing! xx

@@rustymcgee7488 You are welcome!! :) Glad you actually got to taste a ripe one.

Yep I know where Prescott is, been there a few times. I don't know if it will grow there, the average low there is pretty cold during the winter. But you can certainly try it. :)

Very good!

Yep throw it out, or put it in the compost. The skin is not edible.

You are welcome!

Yes, its passion is its flavor. Haha

@@inthekitchenwithmatt ok

Nice! :)

Thanks!

Just looked it up and they're about 60 cents a piece here, in Portugal

I know right? They are so expensive here in the States. But they grow so well here in Arizona, I don't every have to buy them again, haha. :)

Much cheaper than here! That is awesome they are that cheap in Portugal.

It's fine to swallow it without chewing the seeds no?

I wouldn't advise you swallow the seeds without chewing... they could get stuck in your appendix and cause appendicitis... if they are anything like guava seeds.

You are welcome!

Awesome! Same!

I do! :) Here is the Dragon fruit video. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/a5Oqfpdeyt2vpXk.html

Yum!

Oh the home grown passion fruits are so much better than these shown in the video. So so so much better. And so much cheaper. This past season my friends got nearly 200 passion fruit. At the store they cost like 2$ for 1! But freshly picked will always be better I think. I have still tasted decent passion fruit bought from the store. I am not sure what pesticides are used for commercially grown passionfruit. At least here in the Phoenix area no pesticides are needed because the fruit doesn't seem to get bothered by any insects. But then again, I have only experience local backyard grown ones here in the Phoenix. I don't think there are any commercial growers here. Now in a place like Hawaii or Florida where they have huge fields of them and different insects that may be a different story.

@@inthekitchenwithmatt Very interesting! Well I actually just purchased a small half acre in Florida. I was looking up the passion fruit because I wanted to find out as much as I could to grow it. I cannot believe that she yield two hundred passion fruit from one vine!!!!Wowsers i'm excited. Well, I am going to visit the Daytona Farmers Market and purchase like a dozen of them to plant. If I am blessed and end up with a lot of plants, I'll just sell some of the plants.

So awesome and I am a little jealous! haha, and yes these will grow really well in Florida! It's crazy to because the little plant I bought was only $5! And then later I propagated some clippings and the one that took I planted in my parents yard. @@chefevielee

@@inthekitchenwithmatt love it!

Awesome!@@chefevielee

Cool!

Wow that is expensive!

Glad you tried it, it will definitely depend on the batch you get. Fresh ones are the best! The ones bought at the store, not as much.

It depends on where you live. It is a vine and should grow up a trellis or a fence or something. :) I would taste them first before you try and grow it. But I always recommend people growing things. :)

Thanks! No, just the seed jelly. :)

Was it store bought or from someones vine? Store bought ones tend to be more sour in my experience.

Awesome!!

You are very welcome! :) Thank you! :)