Can You Eat This DANGEROUS Fruit? | Monstera Deliciosa (Fruit Salad Plant) Tasting

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This dangerous fruit can actually be eaten and it's very delicious, so today we’re going to be tasting this weird fruit and I'll be showing you how you can safely eat it. It’s the Monstera Deliciosa, also known as Fruit Salad Plant, Mexican breadfruit, Swiss Cheese plant or Delicious Monster. This plant is a very popular house plant or indoor plant with its beautiful large leaves with holes in them. They produce an edible fruit that looks prehistoric, and this wild fruit tastes like pineapple! But beware, they do have raphides, which is microscopic needle shaped crystals of calcium oxalate. In this video I’ll be showing you how to safely eat fruit salad plant fruit. You want to make sure you eat the monstera deliciosa fruit correctly or you will be in a fair bit of pain! I’ll also be talking about cool facts about monstera, like why they have holes in the leaves as well as the ruffled or wrinkled leaf base and the reason for that cool adaptation.
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@sebrobertson7798 2 года назад

when I was about 9 I made a small "shack" out of sticks and stones near my school. in an attempt to make the roof waterproof I wandered around looking for big leaves......found one of these funny looking plants and tried to yank the leaves off, failing that I decided it would be best to try and chew through the stem.......a few moments later I was running around a nearby apartment block, knocking on random doors tryin to find an adult to take me to the hospital as my mouth was on fire and i was sure the plant was deadly poisonous.....20 years later I now know what that plant was.....I never used much of what I learnt in math but this would have been a good thing to know ha!

@TheKiwiGrower 2 года назад

Haha what a crack up story! Poor you. Glad you made it out alive haha. Maybe we should be taught more useful things like that at school then!

@abadodo8468 2 года назад

This happened to me as a kid as well!! I did the same thing as you, tried to bite a leaf stem off... My memories consist of kneeling by a hose spout, vigorously spraying water into my mouth. It was unpleasant to say the least. Awesome to know what the plant is finally.

@minalove6582 Год назад

Wow, I'm glad you're okay!

@CrypticBore Год назад

That would of been freaky as kid

@TheAce736 Год назад

See this is why I recommend claw rather than tooth for your sudden ooga booga brained decisions. There is a place and time for them.

@johnwilliams2711 4 года назад

Big like! Excellent public service announcement on the dangers of unripened Monstera fruit 😁. Ate it a lot in my childhood and encountered the 'prickles' more than once when I got too enthusiastic. It did dampen my enthusiasm a bit, but I learned to wait for the 'scales' to drop off. 👍👍

@alessandromariani3015 3 года назад

I lived for 19 years in my house with a garden that has a gigantic 10+ m tall monstera with many fruits every year. I finally tried it ^^ ... how i lived for so much time near it without knowing . Dude i bought pineapples for no reasons. I live in italy anyway.

@AB-vb2mm 2 года назад

Sicilly?

@alessandromariani3015 2 года назад

@@AB-vb2mm no It's Campania, near Naples

@brndto 2 года назад

@@alessandromariani3015 put the pineapples on a pizza hehe

@alessandromariani3015 2 года назад

@@brndto good idea, monstera fruit pizza

@minalove6582 Год назад

@@alessandromariani3015 ohhh how unique that would be.

@kazorikumo9765 2 года назад

That is one tasty looking green Pinecone. I only heard of their defense mechanism with the tiny needles in the sap, didn't know they had tasty fruit too.

@shanghaimuts 3 года назад

My wife noticed this plant in the neighbor's garden, so I asked if I could propagate it. He said to go for it. It used to be a house plant but then he chucked it out and it has just multiplied. I haven't helped myself yet but I will very soon. My wife wants some house plants. Thanks for the interesting video.

@stateofemilia_ 3 года назад

Great video! Easy to watch, straight to the points. Loved it! Our plant has just started to ripen up, can't wait to try.

@TheKiwiGrower 3 года назад

Hey Emily, thanks for the comment! Hope you like the fruit :)

@gordiebrooks 2 года назад

They smell great and my nan used to put it in fruit salad !! Brings back memories.

@successfulengineer 4 года назад

How cool is that! Love your videos mate, keep em coming.

@soovy2903 4 года назад

Hey man! I always really loved your cool videos! I have a suggestion, may you try to grow mango, papaya, jackfruit, durian, cherry, pomegranates, lemons? Btw I love ur videos!

@imrankayani1000 3 года назад

Love yr uploads keep up the good work

@jcarvalho_7 Год назад

I like how your genuine my man. Great vid. Most yourubers nowadays act weird like there trying to get followers or something if you know what I mean. This is genuine

@simonbrown5210 4 года назад

Great vid. Cheers!

@melodieappadoo6930 2 года назад

"fruity, tropical type of fruit, rather than banana" 😂

@juli9950 2 года назад

Legit

@rdizzy1 2 года назад

Depending on where you live, the bananas you get in the grocery store are almost entirely tasteless, not tropical tasting whatsoever, just bland generalized sweetness.

@melodieappadoo6930 2 года назад

I live on a small tropical island where banana trees grow everywhere! I'm sure that's why I found it funny 😊

@rdizzy1 2 года назад

@@melodieappadoo6930 Yeah, I think he means "tropical" as a generalized flavor profile.

@MyBusanEscape 2 года назад

@@rdizzy1 I've never eaten a 'ripe' bland banana. Guess I live in the right place.

@letsgrowtogether5398 Год назад

I watch this people having this fruit in ytshorts and TikTok..but you explained really very nice.. informative video 👍

@dfernandes1433 Месяц назад

I'm visiting Auckland from Goa and i just found out these were edible yesterday and picked up one on my walks. Can't wait for the scales to fall off and taste it. Hoping to find some seeds in it. Wish I could meet you in person and take a look at your garden!

@coleenwessels6214 11 месяцев назад

I have alot of these plants, never in my life would I thought they could be eaten!😮 Wow Tx

@Spirit_Monkey 2 года назад

Awesome video! I love this fruit. Live in Brisbane, Australia and they grow everywhere as ornamentals for street planting so I just pick them when walking around the city. Throw them in a paper bag to ripen quickly and they are delicious! Highly recommend

@TheKiwiGrower 2 года назад

So cool being able to forage for them! :)

@redtobertshateshandles 2 года назад

I'm an Aussie and yeah these things are everywhere but strangely I've never met anyone who's tried eating them. We used to throw them at each other.

@nerissarowan8119 Год назад

@@redtobertshateshandleswhat a waste! My family has always eaten them from the backyard plants (also in Brisbane) and I now have huge plants at home so I supply friends and family with them.

@frasercoastfoodforest3092 4 года назад

Amazing video mate.

@ddexter8723 2 года назад

We had a good size one of these plants beside our house in Mt Eden when I was a child. I remember that the fruit looked really cool and I had been told that you can eat the fruit. But luckily I never did because I would have done it all wrong, thanks for sharing this knowledge.

@Coolclimatetropicalfruits 4 года назад

Awesome vid, I want one now 👍🏻

@sockmon1 3 года назад

High quality research and information my g, I'm going to subscribe after writing this.

@TheKiwiGrower 3 года назад

Thanks man!

@earthprotected1157 4 года назад

You can never be to careful around plants , they know who you are when you care that much about them. When you walk bye , they are screaming for attention, Don’t forget to give them a hug an a kiss

@Ardlings 3 года назад

Yummmm!!!! I enjoy these when they are in fruit and ripe 🤤

@alyssa4952 2 года назад

I didn't know they have fruits! I have this plant but it's dying 😢Well, there goes my chance to taste the fruit 😂 Very informative video! Great job!

@TheKiwiGrower 2 года назад

Thanks Alyssa, hope your plant recovers

@minalove6582 Год назад

Ahh yes I can relate 😂 as of now I don't have a green thumb but I hope to have a gorgeous garden one day 😊

@Xorthis 11 месяцев назад

Calcium oxalate is the problem with this fruit, and is actually present in many fruits such as kiwi and pineapple (where it makes the bromide even more aggressive). It forms microscopic needle structures which pierce your soft tissue and don't break down easily, irritating your internal tissues for days. You can end up with sore mouth, throat and an upset stomach for weeks. The trick to know when this fruit is ready is waiting for the scales to easily fall off when lightly brushed. If you need to force the scales, it's not ready.

@dakotabyer3191 2 года назад

Man, I really love this channel!

@TheKiwiGrower 2 года назад

Thanks heaps! :)

@deadpoolstrikesagain3914 2 года назад

Love this ..it tastes like a cocktail of many fruits

@bvazdiniz 2 года назад

Fun fact, this is a Brazilian endemic fruit and it was the favorite fruit of the Brazilian Imperial Princess, Isabel de Bragança, daughter of the last Brazilian Emperor, Pedro II.

@fruitreviewer4748 2 года назад

I just got one of these fruits! I tried eating it but apparently it wasn't fully ripe because it made me feel like I took a bite out of fiberglass insulation or something. I thought it was ripe because the scales had peeled off from a portion of it on their own, and I only tried the part where the scales had fallen off already! Just gotta be extra careful wtih this fruit!

@minalove6582 Год назад

This is why I'm concerned lol. But would be worth the try some time for sure.

@juanarellano8353 Год назад

Yeah it might start to do it and peel off slowly at first, I eat two scales above the ones that fall off easily because the ones that kind of fall off with some help are usually still ripening underneath

@StarMisura Год назад

Just to be safe make sure you wait a week even if it already fell off

@nerissarowan8119 Год назад

The bits that have fallen off naturally are safe, but use a fork to reduce the black bits; they’ll still be there, just not as much.

@bangonpuangjampa7031 2 года назад

Wow that good good to know hope you have more video of other.😊

@serendipitynz 4 года назад

Cool video, I have eaten them and they’re great....

@alisonchase3615 3 года назад

Hi, we have been eating this fruit since the 70s in Noosa Australia. We always wrap the fruit in newspaper. The flavour is amazing. Grows really easy off a cutting. I have one that I grew 9ff a cutting and is roughly 18 years old and still going strong. Thanks for the video

@redrocket9861 Год назад

I do the same thing with newspaper

@phoebejones5604 Год назад

Does it grow fruit indoors?

@shaneyule3484 2 года назад

great video

@Cosita031009 4 года назад

So cool! What bush walk did you find them by? I'd love to try one!

@agungkacaribu 4 года назад

mmm intresting. This channel should have 1 million subscribers soon.👌

@rustylong3518 2 года назад

KIWI KIWI KIWI KIWI

@youngfarmersvlog1354 3 года назад

Wow nice very nice thank u..

@bobblystill_lifts 3 года назад

So jealous, you are living my dream! Thank you for your insightful videos! - New subscriber from freezing Dunedin-

@TheKiwiGrower 3 года назад

Thanks for the comment, must be cold down there! 🥶🥶

@clairehartney7525 2 года назад

Didn't know they had fruit. I have one in my living room. This must be why they are called Deliciosa because they have the delicious fruit.

@SustainableHolly 4 года назад

Got given a bunch of cuttings that I’m propagating atm but mainly because I like the plant and the fruit is a weird bonus haha.

@kirinlarsen8625 2 года назад

I've been eating these since I was a young child they so yummy I'm so glad I still have a plant in my yard

@barry7608 8 месяцев назад

I grow and eat these fruit up on the Central Coast of NSW. They are delicious for sure, I just have to beat the possums to them as they also love them. Pro tip, once you have flicked off the loose outer covering back to the 'fixed' ones get a sharp knife and slice/remove all expoed fruit into a small glass bowl then with a fork mash the flesh into a juicy pulp and eat with a dash of fresh cream. Don't worry about the little black bits, if its ripe and mashed you won't notice them....delicious!!

@fallofmanbrand 4 года назад

amazing video

@morrisl7 2 года назад

Found some growing on big island Hawaii. Amazing tropical aroma. The feeling of needles in mouth/throat killed the incredible flavor experience however.... definitely a plant for cultivators to work on for the future exotic tropical fruit market.

@Carlymday 4 года назад

This was so good! I remember trying this years ago and it was delicious! But I never knew about the dangers - don't think I'd be game to risk it now! I even learned some shit! :D

@marygracelimpin5461 3 года назад

It never came to mind it’s edible, we used to destroy those during my younger years cause of it’s sweet smell it attracts insects 😂

@TheKiwiGrower 3 года назад

Haha yea I never knew it was edible growing up either!

@sandrastreifel6452 3 года назад

I never knew they produced flowers and fruit, because they’re only houseplants here in Canada. I would love to try one, they might flower in a greenhouse, here.

@xianseah4847 2 года назад

Insects are the bottom of the food chain, as part of the foundation of ecosystems. I think that people who destroy insects really do not derserve to be on this planet.

@veganchiefwarrior6444 4 года назад

amazing!

@janetnazario-cruz6985 3 года назад

Oh my goodness...thank you. I had three of them in my yard and they fell. I thought thy where flowers. But when i picked it up. It smelled like pineapples. So it intrigued my intrest. I found you. Good looking out!!!

@cristiaolson7327 2 года назад

Now I'm looking at my 3 potted monsteras, wondering if they will be large enough to fruit before they hit the ceiling, or if I'm going to need to build a greenhouse...

@Berkeloid0 2 года назад

I'm no expert but I have read that many plants will just keep growing greenery if their soil has plenty of nitrogen available, and it's not until the plant starts to get a bit stressed that it decides maybe it should grow some fruit to keep the species going should the worst happen. So maybe you need to change to a fertiliser with less nitrogen in it to promote flower/fruit growth?

@PeaceYin 3 года назад

2:44 cat in background!!

@greenriver5665 3 года назад

Thanks for this video! :) Currently traveling around Guatemala and I found a whole bunch of these and wanted to try them but definitely not ripe so thanks for the heads up to not eat this fruit unripe haha

@TheKiwiGrower 3 года назад

Glad I could help to prevent you having a mouthful of needles! haha

@goldshotsilvershot 2 года назад

Thank you for the video My uncle found this fruit by chance, and you saved us

@SnaxxNZGaming Год назад

We used to have 4 or 5 of these plants in the garden. The smell was amazing when they fruit was on them. I still regret never eating one.

@luvlyxcliviqq1244 Год назад

The cat in the back at 2:48-2:51😂😂😂

@himanshuinnercreativity5778 3 года назад

Nice🤗

@sonjaveda9832 2 года назад

Wow thats incredible.

@AshleySmith-lh6hk Год назад

Iv been eating these for 42 years and this is the bestest tasting fruit in the world I have many many plants I live in Brisbane Queensland Australia

@envirojay Год назад

I have this stuff all over outside in my yard and never knew you could eat those green things. I will have to try it out.

@bernardocoto8519 2 года назад

There was one of these plants in my backyard when I was a kid, once I ate a ripe fruit but I got stung by the needles, they made my throat ache terribly, I never tried it again ever since. I live in Costa Rica, C. A., by the way...

@chrisliddellhidalgo 2 года назад

mae no sabía que se podía comer esa vara

@TheKegtwo 2 года назад

My auntie used to have a plant at her South Queensland house. We used to love visiting to taste the fruit again. The needles were a risk but we always look for the fruit with the armour falling way. One of the best fruits I have ever tasted.

@danyawood589 10 месяцев назад

I have a few plants in Rotorua NZ they are 25 to 30 years old, they grow in the open with full sun. Great plant

@iba6056 2 года назад

I've in my garden but I dnt know that it's good for eating i plant them in the pot as a flower so now I know it i will tried it to eat . Thank for your vedio it's give me a good information love from Shillong India

@daleboxsell2805 3 года назад

My previous neighbour had them growing she hated them so she gave them to us and they are delicious they taste like a fruit salad just avoid the the black spikes they sting your tongue.

@lilanisi 2 года назад

I ate these as a kid in Tonga, never knew others didn't eat them🤔

@sarmiw.2338 3 года назад

Wow I LIKE 💚👍

@mimi-oz7wr 3 года назад

Whereabouts in NZ did you find them? I might have to have a hunt for them the next time I go on a bush walk :)

@TheKiwiGrower 3 года назад

Just on a little residential bush area in Tauranga. They’re everywhere in northland too :)

@conceptrat 2 года назад

They are everywhere up in Auckland. Typically on concrete walls. There's a few large ones on Stokes Rd Mt Eden just near the path onto the mountain. Also plenty hanging around front yards around Mt Eden streets and over on shore in Birkdale, Birkenhead and Northcote.

@topramen5884 2 года назад

I think they are actually not that rare. I live in Southern California and there are quite a few

@cheriekarley2479 2 года назад

Thank you so very much for sharing this I have heaps of these in my backyard I tried a bit just because it smelled so good didn’t know how you could eat it. To me tasted like pineapple with the texture of banana I bit starchy. Really nice I think it would be lovely cooled in the fridge for summer. Mine fruit and ripen all year round and I’m in NSW Sydney. Cheers cherieK 🐿🌈🦋🇦🇺

@TheKiwiGrower 2 года назад

That's cool, lucky you! Hope you like them

@cheriekarley2479 2 года назад

@@TheKiwiGrower I have about 6 of them I’m just waiting for them to ripen. I saw in comments people put them in fruit salad and regular salads I can’t wait to try it that way too. Cheers cherieK 🦋🌈🐿🇦🇺

@twinrantau454 3 года назад

Verry delicious, Verry sweet

@wildchook745 2 года назад

Yep, they're yum.

@maka1685 Год назад

We have one growing in the garden so came here to check how to eat it!

@VanessaReguengos 2 года назад

I tasted that in Madeira Island, Portugal, last December. Its very hard to describe, but I think you covered it. I'd add that's a little spicy kinda... Possibly from those raphides.

@VanessaReguengos 2 года назад

I also love the visual aspect, it's like dragon scales or something ahah

@sulkoma 2 года назад

lol a guy I worked with brought this in to work around 2012 & told me about it, said he never knew about it & had it in his parents yard his whole life I ate it & it was surprisingly amazing, kinda like pineapple from memory It turned out my parents have these plants too & they fruit a lot at their house too, I grew up with this stuff & never had a clue I told my parents about it too & they didn't know either

@frikandelspeciaal1431 3 года назад

Thay taste verry good. I once tried in Madeira.

@alexscott-billing6528 Месяц назад

Where in nz are you finding those monsteras in the wild?

@julialude8568 4 года назад

May u try to do lemon, papaya, pineapple, apple, orange, jackfruit, mango? Love ur videos I hope u see my comment

@robingw2615 4 года назад

I like that fruit it is 1 of my fav. Fruits to eat. I ate it in Madeira island

@afreolon 2 года назад

Growing in a small farm in the countryside of Brazil, I was was surrounded by a very similar plant. Here the flesh of this fruit is yellow, and the seeds are white and smaller. It is delicious, but I couldn't eat as much as I wanted, because it's too sweet, seems like it's made of pure sugar 🥴

@Shelaine61 6 месяцев назад

I was able to rinse the black flecks off by putting the fruit into a strainer and running it under the cold tap. I find them very peppery, making the fruit taste sweet and spicy. I thought it was just the raphides but found out I also have a medical condition with my tongue which sometimes makes non-spiced foods feel like I'm eating jalepino peppers.

@americanrebel413 2 года назад

Cool.

@peterrasmussen6775 2 года назад

I FUCKING LOVE THIS GUY AND HIS CONTENT. thank you, i never knew that plants were so cool

@earthprotected1157 4 года назад

Good to know, thank you for sharing, are all monsteras editable, the only friends I have are the plants , when you help them they will always return the favor!

@ericcampbell3831 2 года назад

I think only deliciosa is edible

@Heheheheh181 Год назад

2:43 the cat 😂😂

@tom66909 Год назад

This has to be my favorite fruit - tastes just like banana pineapple. I get super excited finding these plants here in Florida.

@landynhigh 2 года назад

honestly one of the best youtube channels

@TheKiwiGrower 2 года назад

Thank you! :)

@rustylong3518 2 года назад

ALL HAIL KIWIGROWER!!

@joshuarichards8065 2 года назад

I think the holes in the leaves are for rain water. I grew elephant ears plants with MASSIVE leaves and when it rained the leaves kept the soil around the plant very dry.

@ChrisTian-tf9yu 8 месяцев назад

Here in the Philippines we have the same plants like that monstera deliciosa , and the fruit looks the same but in the inside the color in not the same , instead having the white color here we have the orange in side do you thing it's safe to eat sir?

@Awaytohealthy Год назад

What is the usual time ripen after harvest it ? (it has been weeks for me I'm afraid they will never ripe aha)

@irenkotarsis527 2 года назад

You need to try the custard apple, soursop, and this fruit that grows from a tree called cajiniqüil. something like that is very tasty too.

@TheKiwiGrower 2 года назад

We can get cherimoya over here - I've got a few trees growing. And a few other Annona species too. Never heard of cajiniqüil- sounds interesting. And soursop would be cool too - quite tropical though for over here

@timbre1304 2 года назад

Hiya.. do you eat it a bit each day as it gradually ripens? If so how do you store it while this is happening? In the fridge or on the counter? Covered or uncovered? Good channel thanks

@Vicarra Год назад

My father in law just leaves them uncovered in a dish on the counter, and picks the ripe bits off as he feels like. No need to refrigerate :)

@sarahhayes9906 Год назад

I was wondering the same thing!

@tiffanylotus327 4 года назад

Pls post another vid about mangoes

@mujkocka Год назад

now i have to get one now!

@NeverForsakenAgain 7 месяцев назад

Where can we get these !!

@chefevilee9377 Год назад

Well, I’m so depressed about this fruit. I was gonna grow it out front of my house in Florida. But now that I found out about the whole little needle danger problem I think I’m going to pass. So thanks for making the video because I would have never known this

@jessicamichel313 3 года назад

Nice video! I'm wondering where are the seeds of this monstera deliciosa in the fruit?

@ithinksustainable 3 года назад

Amazing I can’t wait to try it! I grew up in Spain 🇪🇸 with this plant 🌱 !!!!

@Ryanrulesok 2 года назад

In the flesh like a pineapple

@loolver5209 4 года назад

I came across these at a nursery here near Carlsbad California and suspect that they may be the same as my houseplants which, are much smaller though. The nursery carries exotic plants and trees seeded by a traveler whom collected seeds everywhere he went and his friend allowed him to plant them on his land. The nursery places the ripe fruits out on a table for visitors to sample. I tasted these and did taste pineapple banana. I found it very interesting and thought about planting one of my houseplants in the ground so, it could bare fruit. But, I live in a complex and would have to abandon it if I moved out :( Thanks for the vid !

@richardboyer4411 Год назад

Hello. What is the name of the nursery ?

@patrickqmo 2 года назад

cool. reminds me of jackfruit

@mauritiusodkuchni7137 3 года назад

Hi, I would never think that monsters delicioza can fruit and be edible 😯😯😯😯 I hope I can grow that in Mauritius. P.s. do you maybe know if a plant called Sauromatum Venosum is edible? I mean the underground bulb? Can't find any info anywhere... Cheers

@tatumize5387 3 года назад

In my hometown jungle civet eat this as winter DINNER.

@conceptrat 2 года назад

Wow I've only had this once it turned orange.

@redtobertshateshandles 2 года назад

Every old Post Office had these at the back door. Unloading mail trucks late at night alone was creepy. Light shining through the holes in the leaves produced some weird experiences.

@shinjibing8364 9 месяцев назад

Do peaches have the same spine thing? I feel like when I was a kid I accidentally ate a non-ripe peach and the fuzzy stuff made my mouth feel like it was on fire with tons of tiny little needles stinging my gums and stuff