Hey guys, it's a curious chicks. You know, I was just at the Asian market the other day and I saw some interesting exotic fruits that I've never tried before so I thought it would be kind of fun and interesting to try them. This guy is called a Korean melon or a yellow melon. It was believed to have originated in India and then made its way to China. So it's typically more associated to be like an Asian type of fruit. It's also called the Korean melon and that's pronounced Chamway. Chamway, Chamway and Korean. So this little guy has some health benefits and he can help with constipation and then bone health and it's also an anti-cancer. Also very rich in vitamins such as vitamin A, vitamin C, vitamin K, has lots of good calcium. It's also a very good source of lycopene which is an antioxidant also found in type of needles. It's very high in fiber as well. It's usually found in Asian markets usually around winter or summer and you can find them also in Korea or Japan or in China. So these guys at the Asian market it was $1.59 a pound and this is like 1.5 pounds. So we try. I'm ready. Alright so this is what the Korean melon looks like cut in half. It's just like cantaloupe or honeydew with all the seeds in the middle. So let's scoop out these seeds here. Look at that. It comes out so easily. So we'll cut it half. So now they're just in little slices like kind of how you would maybe cut a cantaloupe. The ranch is very thin. It is very thin. Very thin compared to a cantaloupe. Yeah it's like an apple skin. Cheers. Oh look. It's a conca. It's like a crunchy cantaloupe. You know I would be honest though. I don't really love to have a lot of honeydew. Honey melon. Honeydew. Honeydew. Yeah. Y'all. So I don't love the flavor. It's unorable but I just don't love those fruits to begin with. It tastes very similar to it. It does. It's just like it. Oh my god. Yeah. I don't know. I kind of like it. It's crunchy like an apple. Yeah. I give it a thumbs up. I give it a, it's not bad. Let me just say that it's not bad but I don't like the flavor as much. The one's as good as the one's. You already have a biased view so it's, I don't know her rating maybe doesn't count so much. It does. You don't like cantaloupe then you did not. You give it thumbs down. If you don't like cantaloupe you like how to do you probably won't like this very much. But if you do you probably will. So that's my vote. We do a lot of taste test videos like this so if you want to see more check out our other videos. Okay. We beat it to death. Now it's right.