Zombie Juice!
Brave Wilderness・2 minutes read
Coyote and Mark explore the prickly pear cactus, highlighting its dangers, tasting its fruit, discussing its uses, and making juice in a fun and informative video. They demonstrate how to extract juice using a sock as a filter and enjoy the refreshing taste while joking about potential purple stains.
Insights
- Coyote educates about the dangers of prickly pear cactus, highlighting the presence of glochids that can cause skin irritation, emphasizing the importance of caution around such plants.
- The demonstration of making prickly pear juice showcases the versatility of the fruit, offering insights into its culinary potential beyond just consumption, illustrating creative ways to utilize natural resources.
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Recent questions
What is a prickly pear cactus?
A plant with spines and sweet fruit.
How do you make prickly pear juice?
Extract juice using a sock filter.
What are the uses of prickly pear fruit?
Making juice, jelly, candy, and cake.
How do you remove glochids from skin?
Use tape or a comb.
Are prickly pear fruit stains permanent?
No, they wash out easily.
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Summary
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"Prickly Pear: Sweet Fruit, Juicy Juice"
- Coyote spots a zebra tail lizard and tries to flush it out from a hole under a prickly pear cactus.
- He explains the dangers of prickly pear cactus, mentioning glochids that can cause skin irritation.
- Coyote offers Mark some ripe prickly pear fruit, which they taste and describe as sweet and delicious.
- They discuss the various uses of prickly pear fruit, including making juice, jelly, candy, and cake.
- Coyote demonstrates how to make prickly pear juice using a sock as a filter to remove seeds and spines.
- He squeezes the fruit in the sock to extract the juice, which he and Mark taste, finding it refreshing.
- Coyote jokes about the purple stains from the fruit, assures that they wash out easily, and concludes the video.
