Jackfruit Fruit Opening

May 8, 2021 1:36 AM

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Reminds me of the spiky balls in my lawn (liquid amber)

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Ruining a good nerf football is what you are doing.

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Slower, you slut.

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Somehow that looks kinda illegal

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This is equally satisfying and disgusting.

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I could eat a peach for hours.

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It’s confusing to be aroused by fruit. . . At the supermarket.

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Congratulations, you are now sticky forever!

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Fucking washed my hands with concentrated dish soap like 50 times and they were still sticky. I wonder if a solvent like Goo Gone would work

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Use oil from the start.

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Use vegetable oil, it cleans that stuff off easy.

5 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

... to... to actually lubricate a vegetable?

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This is true. Jackfruit ruins knives.

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My first wife....

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i feel uneasy

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You can also roast the seeds, they are delish!

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...put your dick in it

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Don’t mind if I diddly do.

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That is a VERY ripe jackfruit. They normally have to be cut.

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What is the smell like when it's *that* ripe?

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Juicy fruit gum. It's incorrect that some say ripe jackfruit is durian and has that smell. They are completely different fruits.

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I should call her

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No.

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Too late...

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It’s really sticky and hard to clean.

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I used to work produce and you could kill someone with these things. Heavy and hard as a boulder. Never seen one like that.

5 years ago | Likes 9 Dislikes 0

Most fruit that gets imported is never properly ripe so it doesn't spoil in transit. That ones probably not from a big supplier or imported

5 years ago | Likes 1 Dislikes 0

Did anyone actually buy them? I see them at Safeway a lot and I can't imagine anyone wanting a strange fruit that's bigger than a corgi

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They did decent sales. We would cut them up and separate the “meat” (those little pods) in to trays and they sold much better than whole.

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Imagine it falling on someone from a tree

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That looks nasty

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Things that end too soon... a recurring theme

5 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 0

I love jack fruit!

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Had a durian fruit one time that tasted a whole lot better than it smelled, don't recommend as the smell really does stick like a foxes funk

5 years ago | Likes 4 Dislikes 4

I'm surprised no one else has brought this up. These things STINK!

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No one brought it up because this is a jackfruit, not a durian. ;)

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the jackfruit made me think of durian for some reason tho

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But Jackfruits (the larger ones) are the stinky ones.

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Disturbing

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So this is where mozzarella comes from!

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No thanks.

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You do realize judging food by looks is extremely immature right? It's a very common fruit in Southeast Asia.

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They are delicious!

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What, really? I want to do that soooo bad

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Don't eat fruit?

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Fruit yes.. alien eggs is a hard pass..

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Ahhh. So you eat with your eyes and brain. That will do it

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Does anyone else kinda want to fuck this?

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That's the least appealing thing I've ever seen.

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I see you haven’t met maggot cheese https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Casu_martzu

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haven't. But on description alone, it scores similarly.

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Oh boy, have I got a fun youtube channel for you. Ever heard of something called balut?

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Ever hear of Logicked?

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brb gonna go fuck a fruit

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Does the flavor of these outweigh the risk of an alien bursting out of your chest?

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I really enjoy the flavor and texture. Like pineapple kind of.

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Kinda pineappley, kinda bananny. With a texture like softened bellpepper

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Tried them when I was in Zanzibar. They smell bloody awful. But taste like refined sugar. Too sweet for me, like boiled down pineapple juice

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Yes

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Just before Covid I had jackfruit and mangosteen for the first time. My god it’s like nature candy

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Isn't this the same as breadfruit?

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Similar, different species but related

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It tastes like juicy fruit gum. It has a distinct flavor that is replicated in many products. And it can be used as.a meat substitute.

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It tastes like Juicy Fruit gum. Literally.

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Remember juicy fruit gum? That is their flavor

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The first 10 seconds or thereafter?

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...... Get your skis shined up

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Yup! Can confirm this is 100% accurate. If you can find it pre-cut at a grocery store (or Asian grocer if you’re near one) it’s worth trying

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The taste that's gonna move ya?

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I feel like no one that has replied has actually tasted them. They are terrible! I seriously hate wasting things and had to throw this out!

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Seems like you never tasted them either, because Jackfruit tastes like Juicy Fruit.

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I think your thinking of durian fruit. They look similar but jack fruit is delicious. Its actually flowers inside. durian is like rot and po

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I tried them. not worth it. Not very tasty. I can understand why the raw fruit is used like meat sometimes but nope. It was like eating 1/

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raw chicken breast in plant form... cross raw chicken breast with the faintest hint of pineapple. Mild citrus flavor. Seeds are huge 2/2

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This is what happens when a facehugger attaches itself to broccoli.

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They taste "tropical." Like mild pineapple plus mango, maybe a faint hint of strawberry. They would make a perfect daquerrie (however that's

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Uhhhh this is not at all true

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This is a jackfruit, not a durian. Both of the times I have had jackfruit (bought whole at the store and disassembled myself) that's how

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they tasted.

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spelled).

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Definitely but the texture is gummy/slimey

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They're too sticky to frick with. Taste is fine, but you could super glue fake nails with the stickiness.

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You def have to try Turon. A Filipino snack. Banana and jackfruit rolled with a wonton wrap and deep fried, then covered in sugar

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Not to be confused with Spanish Turron

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That sounds incredible.

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Yes. But I get more bland ones then not. Think about it like a box of chocolates. Ya never know what your going to get.

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So much yes! Pretty mild but delicious, awesome frozen too

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Yes: you don’t eat the seeds so risk of alien growth is zero

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Are you thinking of durian?

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I think they don't have much flavor. They're used to make a pulled pork kinda texture for plant-based foods. Tastes pretty good as BBQ

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For actual vegetarians it's most definitely an excellent meat replacement.

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You need to try ripe jackfruit

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Oh yeah soooo good. And I'm a meat eater aswell lol

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I have had this pulled "pork" jackfruit in a sandwich. I'm an omnivore myself, but it was really good.

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We lived in Indonesia for a while and the flavor is sweet and honeylike.

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Tastes like Juicy Fruit to me... but I'm allergic... but the itchy throat is almost worth it...

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I thought it tasted like bubbleyum.

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We use it to feed our vegan friends "pulled pork" sandwiches when we have parties. Sometimes I have to shoo away the meat eaters.

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Do you marinate it? I’ve been meaning to experiment with jackfruit bc my husband’s veggie.

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Yep, absolutely marinate it however you like. If using tinned l, get the one in water or brine. The one in syrup is super sweet.

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For sure. Good texture. I’ve only ever used canned though.

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As a meat eater, I love this, also, portabella burgers done right has a meaty texture

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That's young jackfruit. Mature is sweeter and softer.

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Unlike my mum

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She's pretty soft for me...

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She makes me soft... uh.. wait.. NO!

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Young jackfruit is nasty. Ripe jackfruit tastes like bananas with a hint of pineapple to me. Delicious!

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I’ve only ever had the meat-substitute kind, which is just used for its texture

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Really stinks up the house while it’s ripening, but it’s so good!

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You think that's bad? You should stop by when I make my durian milkshakes!

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Ya but I think the young jackfruit hat the texture for the meat substitute they’re used for sometimes. Huge staple in SE Asia during WW2

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It doesn't have much flavor, but when shredded and cooked can be made up like pulled BBQ. I've had one and it was pretty damn good.

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Wow, I've never seen one that soft before.

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And I've never been so hard.

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Title of your sex tape.

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Does it cried when you opened it?

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What part do you eat and what’s it taste like?

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The yellow pods inside, the mature ones are quite sweet and fibrous, with a mild fruity flavour sharing some similarities to mangos.

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My memory from the one I helped eat a couple years ago had a yellow Laffy taffy flavor.

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The banana lady taffy?

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Yeah sort of but less synthetic banana taste. Basically identical oily buttery coat your tongue sweetness though just tastes less artificial

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You can grill or smoke it, add BBQ sauce to it and it becomes a pulled pork meat substitute

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I think you may have forgotten what meat tastes like.

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Kinda tastes like Jackfruit

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The yellow ones are yummy and sweet when it's ripe, the white ones u can actually cook it as a dish, the seeds boil it and it's yummy too...

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To me it tastes like pineapple!

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You can also remove the slimy skin around the seeds and steam them to eat as a snack.

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fun fact: if you let it freeze and defrost after it tastes even sweeter and gets more consistency of a jelly

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You can cook it into chilli or ragu and it’s quite similar to pork

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Dry and roast the seeds. Crush them and make hummus. Yum

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It's used mostly for texture as a substitute for meat in pulled-pork style dishes. Pretty good, not much flavor itself but works with sauce

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That's unripe jackfruit.

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That’s what underripe ones are for. Fully ripe jackfruit are flavorful and sweet. They have a similar taste to juicy fruit gum.

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Only ever had the meat-substitute kind, never jackfruit on its own

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Sweet like pineapple and rubbery like rubber

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Smells like butthole, feels like flesh/skin, taste is meh

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i like the taste but always felt the same in relation to the smell. its gross

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What you just described kind of sounds like a butthole

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That's durian.

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And even though they look similar, they arent very closely related.

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Oh today I learned they are different. Thought they were different names of same fruit

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I’d like to know too.

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It's gross. Bad smell awful texture. Do not recommend. 0/10.

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That's what I was thinking

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It tasted freakin amazing. Super sweet. Delicious.

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Tastes*

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Durian or Jackfruit? I prefer Jackfruit always and forever. durian i can't get over that smell.

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Durian is alrighhht - smell doesn’t bother me at all :) jackfruit is sooooo goooood

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honestly? tastes like juicy fruit gum. with a higher citric acid content

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Never realized that but yea, its like what "generic every fruit" flavor is in kids candy. Texture is unique too, like meat.

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Seconded. I love it... my allergy not so much...

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Fresh jackfruit is the most delicious thing I’ve ever eaten

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No

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Can eat the flesh around the seeds. You can use the stringy parts as a meat substitute.

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Only meat is a substitute for meat.

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Yea let's never change anything, ever! Everything MUST stay just as they are now. This is it

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Yes let’s take vegetables and fruit, pretend they are hamburgers and call it progress.

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I have a feeling you havent given any of these products a try. No one said you have to pretend anything. Do you know what "substitute" mean?

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I don't think you know what substitute means.

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Enjoy it if you like but enough with the bullshit that it’s a replacement for actual meat

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Are you one of those disgusting adults who’s point of pride is not eating vegetables?

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Meat substitute my ass. Tastes more like schmeat than meat.

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I dunno. I had some jackfruit "beef" rendang in Singapore once. I was fucking ????. If I hadn't known, I wouldn't have known.

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Not when curried.. best shit ever.

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Def best shit, gotta eat like 6 bowls of raisin bran to shit that good otherwise.

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Haha

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Local vegan restaurant does imitation pulled pork nachoes with Jackfruit, honestly the best Nachoes in town and I've tried 15+ places.

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To be clear, I eat meat and cheese like its no ones business, but this place serves absolutely delish food on the cheap

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What city?! I wanna eat there!

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