I tried passion fruit the first time in my life this year. Absolutely loved it. My father grew them in our house here in Pakistan.

In Ecuador, passion fruit is one of our favorites! There is even a yellow variation of the fruit that we call maracuya, which is a bit sweeter if you ask me. It's hard to find the fruit here in America, and most of my friends don't seem to understand my love for the fruit, but I always get excited when I come by it. Passion fruit reminds me of my childhood and my culture. It's personally my favorite and I get anything that has passion fruit or maracuya in it.

"So the Tadpoles are crunchy"- Golden Gully, 2022

In Brazil is very common using passion fruit on desserts, but we have 2 different passion fruit, one is only kinda acid and they have a unique taste, the another passion fruit is sweet and less citric than another passion fruit. Its my favorite fruit and juice!

here in Brazil we love passion fruit, also make passion fruit kulfi

Here in Puerto Rico, we LOVE passion fruit. We have ice creams, juices and frappes; but I don't think its part of our culture it's just very common :)

Gully: let's try tadpoles, just kidding, it's a passion fruits Me: how about try frog eggs, just kidding, it's just sago in drinks

Passion fruit in Tanzania is a necessity 😂😂 they even got passion fruit Fanta

In Brazil we drink A LOT of passionfruit juice. Its really popular and is said to be calming and causes you to be sleepy

Here in Dominican Republic we LOVE passion fruit, we call it "Chinola" and it's in a lot of stuffs, mostly in juices, my favorite juice is passion fruit with oatmeal.

I love how he just decides to call them tadpoles 💀

Some African cultures love passion fruits, now usually as juice. There are different types, and usually very sweet (not sour or tangy), and some type with very hard shells (you have to use a rock) but very soft seeds.

Srilankan here we love passion fruit, one of my favourite fruits. it's also know as Val dodam here.

I’m half Puerto Rican and dude, let me tell you, Palcha Limbe (Passion Fruit) is so addicting for some reason, I would visit my Abuela’s place and she would buy them from her neighbor who sold them for about a dollar, they’re pretty much just popsicles but in a plastic cup, something about them just hits different, I used to eat it without a spoon or anything and just kinda lick it away, I honestly recommend it as a food to try, you could also try other things, my Abuela made the best rice and my mom was taught how to make it, I seriously need to learn how to make it myself, I could live off the stuff, I hope you have a good day! Side note: I never was able to figure out if it’s spelled Limbe or Limbel, can someone else who’s Puerto Rican help me out in this? Thanks.

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We eat this a lot in Venezuela! You can eat it as is (I usually don't bite into the seeds and just swallow them 🤷‍♀️), It makes a very good juice (I personally like it better than orange juice) and we also have it in sweets like passion fruit mousse and ice cream👌. Ours are kinda bigger than this shown in the video, and they're also yellow.

My parents are from Mauritius and we get passion fruit trees that grow around the place. One of my favourite treats as a kid was when my mum got some fresh passion fruits. We'd cut them in half, add a little sugar and give it a mix. The sugar helps to undercut the sour taste but it goes great it smoothies, ice cream and kulfi too!

Dominicans love passion fruit we also make the juice and it’s very refreshing

He's so weirdly adorable

Us Aussies love passionfruit. There's trees growing everywhere

this is my 1 of my favorite fruits and btw you dont chew the "tadpoles" you just swallow

Passion fruit is the best fruit out there U have to make juice with it U scoop out the insides in a strainer over a mug And use a spoon with water to strain out the juice from the pulp Then u fill ur mug with water, add sugar and bitters, (I like to add a cinnamon stick) And serve over ice It’s insanely good!! Try it!!

its pretty big in brazil almost everyone loves a passion fruit juice

Definitely Spanish cultures, grew up eating them and love drinking the juice too

brazilians are into passionfruit its big and yellow around here and they enjoy it as juice, calming tea and with desserts (like lemon pie but with condensed milk and passionfruit- the tangy fruit cuts the sweetness. also lovely as a chocolate filling, pairs really well) my english family puts it on pavlovas (one of my FAVES)

In Somalia we love our passion fruit. My family blends it with water, mint and a little sugar to make a juice. You’ll have to strain it but it is so delicious especially for iftar and on Eid!!

These are yummy, Try making a kulfi flavour

Passionfruit and pineapple peel & core boiled together (boil 5 minutes, cover and sit for an hour, strain) and honey or brown sugar added is amazing. My mother use to make it. I think Dole has a pressed juice now passion fruit is mixed with other tropical fruits✌️🌷

i have a passion of watching your vids lol

Here in Brazil, we absolutely ADORE passion fruit.

Gully: lets try tadpoles. Just kidding, its a passion fruit (Few seconds later) so the tadpoles are really crunchy 😂

In Australia, it's common to get passionfruit pulp on top of pavlova, a meringue cake with cream and fruit on top.

In australia we really like passionfruit! It's one of my favourite fruits :D

In costa rica where i live the passion fruit is much bigger and on the outside is an orange yellow color on the out side. And in costa rica they grow many of these here!

I had a passion fruit tree and we never chewed the seeds we just swallowed them

I just live in America and you don't see too much passion fruit around where I live, but when my family gets their hands on passion fruit, its hard to let go. Try to add the passion fruit to some sort of sweet sauce, kind of like a filling in a pie, I hear thats really good.

Whenever I hear that name all i remember is that one very honest phone company

In Puerto Rico is called Parcha, and it’s a wild edible fruit! It’s everywhere here!

Me while sipping passion fruit juice: *interesting*

They're pretty popular here in New Zealand. Almost everyone I knew growing up had one in their backyard they couldn't keep under control. Very common flavour for yogurts and stuff here too and occasionally candies.

Passion is perfect in ice cream🔥

I love passion fruit! I usually sprinkle some sugar on top and eat it cuz sometimes it’s just too sour

My granny in South Africa grew these, amazing fruit! Especially those beans.

We have passion fruit in Puerto Rico, and drink passion fruit juice, my favorite kind, which you can find in grocery stores and order at restaurants. We also make passion fruit flavored ice (limbers) and there’s even passion fruit lollipops. We call it “parcha” and recently I found out Dominicans call it “chinola” and Colombians “maracuyá”.

Here in Sri Lanka we love those! People make very nice drinks with passion fruits.

We have this in india! We really do like them but we add a bit of sugar and then is WOILLA! INCREDIBLE!

You should try it with salt/sugar. They are the best combo🔥🔥🔥

I’m a mixed Pakistani never try passion fruits until I travelled to South America (Panama, Columbia, Peru, Bolivia, and Chile). Their Starbucks serves Maracuya Frappuccino and maracuya cake slices. For McDonald’s, they’ve maracuya sundae’s and maracuya pastry:) I enjoyed it!

We got passion fruit jungles in the Caribbean. Just a bunch of passion fruit vines growing on the trees and they taste really good

Passion fruit is a big Australian food. Most passion fruit is grown here and we put it in fruit salad, merangs, with yoghurt or eat it straight from the shell!

In Southamerika we use it a lot, especially in Juice to go with the meals. You are not supposed to bite on the seeds, they are kind of bitter. There's another fruit that is a lot like passion fruit in texture but whole other thing in flavor, its called in spanish "Granadilla". You should try it out.

In Australia we have passion fruits quite a lot and we grow them

you can scoop it into the bowl and add some sugar and mix it, add water and ice. pretty good drink for hot summer days

Here in Thailand we make passion fruit smoothie I think. Talking about tadpole we actually have some kind of tadpole soup and some other dishes made out of tadpole. I've never tried them lol.

It's popular in south india i grew up eating these as a kid. And also here we get different version of the fruit. it's outside is more yellow, and it's a bit bigger than the one you have. it's also sweet sometimes. Usually how we eat passionfruit here is we take the fruit cut the top off and use the fruit itself as sort a container to eat from, then if you like it to be sweet you can add sugar and mix it. And also you are supposed to chew the seeds you are supposed to swallow them. 👍🏽

Here in new zealand and Australia we love passion Pruitt in our yogurt and salads

Here in China, it is fairly comon and is used in several drinks. It is usually mixed with other fruits like mangoes or pineapples to balance the flavour

My most childhood food that I still remember

bro i am from India , Kerala - here passion fruit is common...its grows here and there...we dont eat it everyday or every week , but its taste - always in our tongue... coconuts , passion fruit , mangoes and many more fruits are common here... you should try rose apple ( with salt and chilli powder mix ) , my mouth waters..oh my god

We eat a fair bit of passionfruit in Australia. Usually as a topper for Pavlova. But we also have popular passionfruit flavoured drinks like pasito and passiona.

You can eat it with sugar or add it to ice cream. You can also make juice with it. We eat it putting sugar directly into half of the fruit and scooping it out.

Make a drink! Scoop all the seeds into a glass then pour in some carbonated water and some sugar! It's really popular in Cambodia! You can also eating it with condensed milk!

Make a smoothie with it! - 200ml orange juice - 75 grams mango - 1 decently sized banana - 1 passion fruit And what i like to add is: - 150/250ml yoghurt (depends on how thick you want it to be) - half a packet of vanilla sugar (depends on how sweet the smoothie already is) Just mix everything in a blender at the same time until it's a smooth drink.

Here in Mauritius, we make juice with it. Just cold water, sugar and the passion fruit. Great for summer!!! You can even add it to icecream or just eat it as is with some sugar sprinkle on top.

My favorite smoothie, passion fruit and banana, give it a try: Here’s the Ingredients: - 5 passion fruits - 3 baby bananas or one big banana - no sugar, - 30mg of ice cold water or equivalent of ice cubes, Blend for 45 seconds. It’s enough for one person, give it a try And by the way, I live in an African country called RWANDA, passion fruit is very common over here and everyone loves it. Enjoy

In Jamaica we usually top it of with sugar.

In Maldives people loves passion fruit. Some would eat it after seasoning the fruit with instant noodles seasoning

In puerto rico we eat passion fruit sorbet! We mix it with coconut and guava sorbet, its a beautiful combination.

In VietNam it is popular to drink the insides of passion fruit like how people would drink lemon juice, we take the insides out, add some ice, and some sugar too then u’re good to go. Btw us Vietnamese have a different name for it, here’s it’s called “chanh dây” which directly translates to string lemon, probably because the passion fruit tree doesn’t have a big trunk but rather and grows and climbs on whatever surface it gets a hold of like a vine

I was all exited when I heard you eating tadpoles lol. Sounded cool but this is still pretty cool

I love passion fruit. I tried it recently after not trying it for about 10 years. Its very sour and crunchy, 10/10 must recommend

Surprisingly , Estonians have discovered passion fruit and have started putting it everywhere, cakes , soda , smoothies, there is like a new soda flavor from a popular Estonian brand that now has passion fruit flavor. A lot of smoothies there have passion fruit . I’m sure there are other countries that have it more but that’s my answer.

goldenGully : who loves passion fruit? MrWhoseTheBoss : am i joke to you?

You should try to make passion soda The ingredients to make it are passion fruit,hot water, cup,ice,sugar and sparkling water and this is how you make first you are going you are going to take 2 passion fruit cut it and put the fruit in the cup and then you are going to put in the sparkling water and don't add to much then you are going to get a small bowl add in sugar hot water and then stir it then you are going to add in the cap and last you are going to add ice and then your done

i live somewhat close to a bakery that has a wide selection of pastries, and they have passion fruit cake that’s really good

I bloody loveeee passion fruit and the way you described the flavour is on point for those who haven't tried it

In portugal passionfruit is big, its in tons of deserts and juices such as pastel de nata

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Also I’m not sure if it’s like the staple in any particular country, but my uncle lives in Mexico, and in the area he lives almost every single restaurant has fresh passion fruit drinks and desserts, so it’s relatively common at least in some places down there. I know in some places in Italy I’ve seen passion fruit gelato as well, but a lot less commonly there, and I haven’t seen any fresh passion fruit there either, so I dont get the impression at least that it’s super popular there even though they do have some passion fruit flavored things

For 5 seconds I was like “no not the frog children!”

Passion fruits are very common in Uganda.

It's not THAT common, but we have it here in India- specifically Kerala But the passion fruits I've seen has yellow outer covering ( when ripe) I cut a small portion of the fruit at the top, resembling a lid Then I put sugar into it and mix it with a spoon and eat it! And sometimes I put red chili powder and salt into it (without any sugar that is) and eat it. Both goes really well with the fruit since it is savory

My childhood friend had one of these and putting in yoghurt or ice cream was nice. Popular in Australia for some reason

I once went to a trip to Srilanka 🇱🇰 and almost all hotels that we stayed at gave a welcome drink made of Passion fruit and also many desserts had passion fruit flavors.. I absolutely loved it.. And i am sure Srilankans are crazy about their Passion Fruit.. 😍😍😊

When you said let's try tadpoles my brain almost exploded until you said that you were joking

Passionfruit are very popular in Australia! They grow everywhere here!

Over here in vietnam we actually mostly made drink out of it. You take the seed with the slimy juice in a glass. Pour in 2 table spoon of sugar and mix it up. Pour in water till it taste just right and put in some ice.

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The crunch though

In the carribean we eat a lot of passion fruit and passion juice and its delicous!

My dad grew a passion fruit plant at work and he would always bring me bucket of them. 😋

In Brazil, passionfruit is quite common! Usually in juices and sweets

It is very common in Brazil, Colombia and the Caribbean countries aswell

Hi from the Caribbean, we eat alot of passion fruit and the black parts inside the yellowish coating is seeds and yes they are ok to eat.

Where I used to live, there was a huge bush that had passion fruit hidden deep in and it was so good

Here in Portugal everyone Loves them

In Colombia we love passion fruit, we call it "maracuyá" and we Made juice and desserts. It's kinda different bc in Colombia the passion fruit it's more Big and yellow, but i think it's the same thing

In Australia, we have lots of passion fruit, it’s a very popular fruit, but we usually just spoon it in our mouths, and don’t chew, although some do.

In Portugal we eat a lot passion fruit, i put sugar on the top and eat

Can you make taho it's a Filipino food it's actually pretty good it's pretty hard to make but taste pretty good Ingredients : silken tofu, sago or tapioca pearls, and a simple brown sugar syrup