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1. Guava, 2. Pomegranate, 3. Persimmon, 4. Mango, 5. Jackfruit. The smell of my grandma's house after picking a bucket of guava is incredible.
ОтветитьI’ve rewatched this video no less than twenty times over the past two weeks. This is definitely my favorite top 5 beatdown
Ответитьam I the only 1 that thinks that the guest is a total douche bag?
ОтветитьZucchini
ОтветитьHey Ryan, I eat tomatoes like apples.
ОтветитьRyan's list was just whatever fruit they have dancing in those baby sensory videos
ОтветитьGet this vegetable boy outta here
ОтветитьI love this show LOL
ОтветитьWrong: peach, strawberry, lime, mango, banana
ОтветитьMy grandma used to grow big heirloom tomatoes I would pluck them off the vine and bite right into them for a nice snack. I miss the smell of it and the slight sweet taste they had. Just superb fruit
ОтветитьNot the lemon party reference
ОтветитьOk I've thought about it and here is my top 5:
5. Papaya
4. Mango
3. Cherry
2. Blueberry
1. Tomato
The bottom half of Andrew’s list made me so mad
ОтветитьRyan and Shane are 2 of my all time favorite fruits ❤️
ОтветитьShane is right about lemon. Best thing to do after a meal, eat the lemon wedge they gave you for the lemon juice. Excellent, fresh, cleans your teeth... i eat lemons. Eat everyone else's lemon wedges too. Assert dominance. If i were on this beat down, i would've brought a lemon with me to demonstrate. You can absolutely eat a lemon as is. Its like eating spicy food or drinking coffee: you gotta acclimate slowly.
Ответитьeveryone mourning the absence of mango is correct and i also was horrified at the lack of NECTARINES!!!!!! nectarines are like if peaches were always good and i will stand by that
Ответитьfor anyone hating tomatoes i suggest trying them in Greece, Italy or Spain if you ever have the chance They are so much better
ОтветитьRyan saying he likes versatile fruits and then revealing kumquat sent me
Ответить“Good ass” 🤣🤣🤣🤣 he has a point 🍑
ОтветитьI work in a grocery store during my 20s and yes, I have seen tarantulas in bananas. The boys in the back in the warehouse always wanted to keep the tarantulas as pets and then that starts how is that a pet? Don’t get me started on people who keep scorpions.
ОтветитьTo me the only grape that doesn’t just taste like a ball of sugar is Concorde grapes and they are mostly sold to Welches and are difficult to find. Luckily, I live between Springfield, Missouri and St. Louis and along 44. There are lots of great farmers growing Concord grapes. Yes you have to spit the seeds out or just swallow them. They’re not gonna kill you, but they are good. Grapes with lots of flavor.
ОтветитьI eat whole lemons so... WRONG😂 Shane is right lol
Ответить1. Raspberry
2. Mango
3. Pomegranate
4. Blackberry
5. Banana
I would say mango for top fruit. Also I eat a good tomato like a fruit. It is a fruit.
ОтветитьOne of the most basic things
One of the most chaotic episodes
Mango?! Hello
Ответить“you are like a teething baby”💀😂
ОтветитьRyan Bergara, the child’s lister. With the list and arguments of a petulant seven year old
ОтветитьThat always sunny watermelon reference went over their heads
ОтветитьI've never had a kumquat but it sounds like my new favorite fruit.
Ответить“You cannot trust a grape” - Shane
Ответитьlove how Andrew always approaches these episodes as a competition for best list
ОтветитьShane is right, I found a black widow in some grapes from Kroger a couple months ago. Luckily I did not get bit but it was scary.
ОтветитьI EAT LEMONS 💛🍋 definitely versatile best for food, dessert or beverage. It would probs be my number 1 ngl
ОтветитьI mean a good Midwest apple from a cider mill is one of the best things you will ever taste
ОтветитьTomato might actually be the greatest fruit of all time, actually. It’s probably the most versatile, flexible, base for so many opportunities fruits. It’s in every cuisine. Even people who can’t stand them in their whole form eat the by-products it makes. Huh…
ОтветитьI feel like I’m on a bad date with Andrew.
ОтветитьHear me out… a really juicy perfectly ripe apricot… absolutely amazing
ОтветитьIt's wild boysenberry didn't make the list
ОтветитьDude is pretentious. Never heard of strawberry pie?
ОтветитьI agree with putting tomato on the list. It's easily the most versatile out of all the "fruits," in terms of the different ways to prepare it and the different things you can use it in. Something like an apple is somewhat limited in what you can do with it, and the different types of apple taste different (and IMO most aren't great, they're just "meh"). Whereas with tomato, besides the minority of people who absolutely hate it for some reason, pretty much everyone enjoys ketchup, and/or pizza, and/or salads that contain tomato, and/or pasta sauce, etc. I'm pretty sure 100% of people enjoy tomato in at least one of its forms, if not all of them.
ОтветитьThe way pears don’t make any appearance is baffling
ОтветитьWait do y'all not have strawberry tarts in the US??? LIke a hard, crunchy pie crust with a layer of custard then another layer of strawberries cut in half covered in a nice shiny glaze???
ОтветитьI'm gonna say this, in the peach-like fruits, nectarines are MUCH better than peaches. A ripe nectarine so juicy that you have to eat it over the sink and your hands are covered in juice? BEST taste.
ОтветитьMy list would be so weird. Sure, grape, white peach, watermelon....but jackfruit, cherimoya, mangosteen, dragonfruit, papaya, passionfruit, etc. And yes, spiders are found in fruit often, but it's usually in bananas, and most of them make their way out in the supermarket storage, where they don't live long.
Strawberry pie=strawberries and strawberry glaze, which is more gel than syrup. Tree-ripened lemon is still tart, but considerably sweet. Store lemons are just sour.