Anyone fancy some nuts?

@Chuked

2 жыл бұрын

Nut

@IcecreamMcGuy

2 жыл бұрын

Ima boy so I Already have some

@deteon1418

2 жыл бұрын

Jæz. Nom nom 🌰

@myiqis395

2 жыл бұрын

Gotnuts

@lasarith2

2 жыл бұрын

Squirrel food, since there’s 4 of them outside right now eating them .

There were so many times it seemed like Patrick was saying 'deez nuts'.

Where I live, the term "numbnuts" is common. It's frequently used during incidents of mild road rage.

@vandread

2 жыл бұрын

When you say it like that, all I hear is Joe Rogan in a Boston accent

This is nuts!!! 🥜

I was actually surprised a few months ago when I found out that a friend didn't know that peanuts were legumes. He was frustrated at the price difference between peanuts and cashews and I pointed out that you get more per acre with less labor since no trees are involved

Do you want to talk about dumb food-based Linguistics that will definitely cause an argument, then attempt to define various things as sandwiches. For example, is a hotdog a sandwich? If not then what differentiates it from a hoagie which many do considered to be a sandwich? One of my favorite examples is my culinary textbook lists Pizza as an "open-faced sandwich", which I guess is technically correct, and it causes no end of arguments. People get irrationally passionate about this topic for some reason

@Crowvamp1979

2 жыл бұрын

Pizza is a form of pie, LOL!

@tonysoprano12345

2 жыл бұрын

A hot dog is a taco 😎

@littledreamerrem7021

2 жыл бұрын

Two words: Chicken. Sandwich. Watching that go down in real time was amazing.

@geosophik9369

2 жыл бұрын

People think I'm a weird guy when I fold the pizza to eat. I have no choice because some of them are too thin and bend spilling all the content.

@rowynnecrowley1689

2 жыл бұрын

Technically hot dogs and hamburgers are sandwiches. But if you offer me a sandwich, I will not be expecting a hot dog or a hamburger. And if you offer me a hot dog or a hamburger, I will expect it to be in sandwich form, so calling it a sandwich is redundant and a waste of time. What gets me is the people that call everything a burger. Not every hot sandwich is a burger.

There also is a botanical nut, which is no culinary nut: Strawberries. The red flesh of the strawberry is just a in-between. The small dots on the outside are the real nuts of this accumulative nut.

Here's a kinda vulgar joke I've been thinking of: What it is called when a ballerina kicks you in the groin? A nutcracker!

Reminds me of how coffee beans aren't actually beans, heh.

@ericBorja520

2 жыл бұрын

a vanilla soy latte is a 3 bean soup

@storyspren

2 жыл бұрын

Seeds, yes, and I just realized they're also specifically drupes. Which makes coffee a drupe juice, which is fun to say

@21stcenturyozman20

2 жыл бұрын

@@ericBorja520 Well it's definitely *not* a coffee!

In the case of Nix vs Hedden, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that tomatoes are vegetables for tax purposes. (Yes, this is a real case!)

@SimuLord

2 жыл бұрын

The Supreme Court ruling correctly pointed out that plenty of other culinary vegetables are, botanically, fruits-cucumbers, squashes, and other similar seed-filled veggies.

Fun fact: In the game of poker, "the nuts" is slang for a hand that can't be beaten.

@likebot.

2 жыл бұрын

Are you sure it isn't a term that means you got the best draw or flop possible for your hole cards? I could flop a nut flush with a Doyle Brunson suited and still lose to a boat on the turn.

I've always claimed the three pillars of the internet were Porn, Piracy and Pedantry. Trivia probably falls under Pedantry.

@likebot.

2 жыл бұрын

The three pillars are standing on a basement of Three Letter Agencies. When I was a kid there was one pillar: Trust, but then the 90s happened.

The great American debate between the pronunciation of PEE-cans vs. puh-CAHNS just got a new challenger in "peekins". Well done.

@nonameronin1

2 жыл бұрын

In my region (southern part of the US state of Georgia), I've heard this pronouncation from the older (70+) generation and from some of the more rural folk in the area.

@rowynnecrowley1689

2 жыл бұрын

Something all Americans can agree on. Peekins is just wrong. And I say it both ways, incidentally. Frankly, I don't say it enough to make a choice.

Drink challenge: **Take one shot for each time Patrick says Nut(s)** lmao

One term that drives me nuts is "tree nut". Some tree nuts are more closely related to peanuts than to other tree nuts. I propose the term "fagal nut", which includes walnuts, acorns, and hazelnuts, but excludes peanuts, cashews, pistachios, coconuts, and macadamia nuts.

one of the roles of language/words is to communicate. The word "nut" conveys what people believe them to be. If I asked the grocer 'where are the peanuts' they will point me to the nuts section, not the vegetable/legume department.

@rowynnecrowley1689

2 жыл бұрын

Actually, you can find "fresh" i.e. bulk nuts in the produce section. Depends on the store.

What about a doughnut?

@bluecat5669

2 жыл бұрын

Not a nut

@crazymusicchick

2 жыл бұрын

Haha

Sometimes you feel like a nut. Sometimes you don't.

Fun fact: Hungarian doesn't have a word equivalent to "nut". On food labels, the warning "contains nuts" is translated with the word "dióféle", which means something like "walnut-type". "dió" alone means walnut and is found in many of the things that English calls nuts (e.g. kókuszdió=coconut, kesudió=cashew nut). But the two most important ones are exceptions from this: hazelnut is "mogyoró" and peanut is "földimogyoró" (or confusingly also "mogyoró").

Not only is a tomato botanically a fruit, it is a berry (and strawberries and raspberries are not)! I seem to recalls that some of these distinctions depend on which part of the original flower ends up forming the "shell" of the "nut", or the flesh that surrounds it. For instance, the flesh of apples forms as a swelling of the stem of the flower, rather than from any part of the flower itself.

I was thinking the fact that George Washington Carver never mashed peanuts for eating even though he did invent 300 other uses for the legume.

holy shit!! i had no idea!!

What about the coconut?

@theSafetyCar

2 жыл бұрын

Not a nut

On the culinary front I've worked with a few chefs who were nuts.

You might say "Chefs are nuts! " 😀😀😂

Patrick has gone nuts!

the cashew fruit is actually edible and very common used to make juices ice cream in Brazil! It's delicious but some people don't like because it causes a tingling feeling in the mouth

I knew peanuts were legumes before The Internet existed. Just recently a friend of mine from Myanmar said her boss said she was nuts and asked me if that was rude or not. I then went on to tell her all the slang meanings of "nut" and "nuts". The English language does seem to be obsessed with this word. In Thailand fruit vendors sell grape tomatoes alongside other fruits for people to buy and snack on as you would strawberries or grapes. There's also a fruit closely related to tomatoes called "cape gooseberries" which grow in a paper-thin shell and are yellow-orange in colour. They have a combined sweet and tart flavour and are amazing. I've also seen Americans refer to them as "ground nuts".

I actually remember there being a famous court case about whether or not tomatoes are fruits. IIRC, growers wanted to have tomatoes legally branded as fruits for tax purposes, since taxes on fruits production were generally lower than those on vegetable production. They took it to court, citing the botanical definition of fruit. The court acknowledged the fact that tomatoes do meet this botanical definition, but ultimately ruled that, because tomatoes are used as vegetables in the culinary arts, they should be taxed as vegetables instead.

Vegetable has no botanical meaning, only a culinary one. So tomatoes are both fruits and vegetables

@Convoy00X

2 жыл бұрын

A lot of the plants we eat are actually fruits.

Patrick said the word "nuts" in this video so many times, it drove me nuts.

"Nuts" is also an exclamation akin to "darn" "dang" or "dammit" as in "Ah, nuts." And a better way to call someone crazy without calling them crazy is, "out of [one's] bird", which I think is a variation of "out of [one's] tree".

"Nut" doesn't even sound like a real word anymore

Deeznutz

Lol so I did not know the unicorn thing, the super Mario bros thing, or the peanut thing. Where have I been 😂

Tomatoes are not the only vegetables which are actually fruit. Other examples include aubergines [aka eggplant], avocadoes, capsicums [aka bellpeppers], cucumbers, gherkins, marrows, pumpkins, squashes and zucchini [aka courgettes].

@likebot.

2 жыл бұрын

Potatoes are related but I think it's the only member that we stick with eating only the root.

This reminds me of the Snickers adds XD .

What drives me nuts when it comes to peanuts is having to mention them to the person behind the counter in a sandwhich shop why they have to hold the mustard...or even having to use a clean knife when cutting the bread. See, I'm allergic to just about all tree nuts *and* peanuts. The mustard seed is a part of the peanut family, which is why there is the allergy connection - and also why I'll often get a blank stare from that same person behind the counter, because the only people who really know that are people who have such an allergy or their close friends and family. (Mind you, that doesn't stop people - including members of one's own family - to not believe you.)

@kittyprydekissme

2 жыл бұрын

I thought mustard was in the cabbage family.

@rowynnecrowley1689

2 жыл бұрын

Mustard is already a weird food. The only thing that makes it not poison is the amount of water/vinegar you add to it, and how long you let it sit.

Only because you mentioned acorns in this, that's actually one of my favorite etymologies: "corn" only means "a small thing". So calling it "acorn" is about as generic as a term as you give something other than "thingy".

When I see Madison Beer.

So, wait... if human nuts come in pairs, then they're not nuts by definition, right? Does this mean that we need to start saying "bust a legume?" On the other hand, in the tomato battle, chefs win hands down. I will never consider a tomato a fruit, but I will always think of it as a tasty and very useful vegetable.

eatin hazelnut chocolate bat rn

An old Southern folk song about peanuts uses a more accurate name: Peas, peas, peas, peas, Eatin’ goober peas. Goodness how delicious, Eatin’ goober peas! Now you can do a Name Explain on “goober.” And why peanuts would be “goober peas” rather than another kind of peas.

My grandmother (born 1901) used a slang term for Brazil nuts that struck me as a little rough as a kid and TOTALLY doesn't fly these days. The older farts out there may know what I'm talking about, still hard to believe that shit was kosher.

Does that mean people with peanut allergies are more likely to be allergic to other legumes, and there is no increase in the chance of allergy to drupes or true nuts?

@fermintenava5911

2 жыл бұрын

No, it's only the peanut that produces these types of allergens. Other legumes however can be dangerous when they aren't properly cooked.

@bluecat5669

2 жыл бұрын

Im allergic to peanuts but no other legumes

How did I not know that cashews actually do come from a fruit. I just assumed tobuscus was lying to me.

6:35 I eat tomato like it's a fruit.

Well, this sounds totaly nuts. 8:51 Did you forget about Coconut (coco).

How could you not include the coconut?

sounds like my ex "you call that a nut?", hehe..

You're so nutty, Patrick!

These Nuts

That just drives me ... never mind....

We're really all going nuts on things called nuts which aren't really nuts. Technically, "nutsense."

I find it really interesting that the word "Legume" is present in english but not in the way I was thinking. In Romanian "legume" means vegetables(plural). I have no idea what the etymology for this is, I just found it funny. I presume it comes from "legere" in the sense of "gathering the harvest" but it just sounds wrong lol

@michaelhaywood8262

2 жыл бұрын

Legume is also vegetables in French.

Where did you get that video at the start 😂

Maybe Patrick from Name Explain is a nut, or at least he's in a nutshell

Intelligence is knowing a tomato is a fruit Wisdom is not putting it in a fruit salad

poor tomato

Okay, now do bugs and how it's actually just a small group of insects instead of all creepy crawlies.

@rowynnecrowley1689

2 жыл бұрын

Beg to argue. The word "bugs" belongs to lay people to easily talk about any creepy crawly without having to go into specifics. If you wanted to be specific, you wouldn't say "bug", you would say spider, cockroach, beetle, etc. Science needs to stick to science and stay the hell out of language.

Coconts are also not nuts. Strawberries are not berries. Bananas are berries.

words have multiple meanings and multiple usages Am I not a father because I am also a son? Is it correct to say I'm not a son because I'm actually a father? Actually I'm both and a lot more. A tomato is a fruit and vegetable depending on how you're using the word at the time If you want to find peanuts at the store you had best go to the nut section they're not gonna be kept with the lentils And a cashew might be a fruit but you'd better look for it in the nut section not in your produce section

I have come to a comfortable decision: All fruits are vegetables, and not all vegetables are fruit.

I eat tomatoes on their own, even put sugar on them, in Ukraine some people even make Jam out of Tomatoes. So I don't know why it isn't a fruit in culinary.

@sdspivey

2 жыл бұрын

Ditto for cucumbers, peppers/chilies, pumpkins, olives, avocados, etc. They're all savory fruit.

@Convoy00X

2 жыл бұрын

They go by the most common use. Not that I'm poopooing anyone that enjoys chowing down on a good tomato. My dad's side of the family does it, but they like to add a dash of salt.

How come they're called beetles and not shellflies?

@bluecat5669

2 жыл бұрын

Beetle Old English bitula, bitela ‘biter’, from the base of bītan ‘to bite’. Google

The peanut is not a nut, but the strawberry is a nut! But because the strawberry is not a berry, the banana is a berry.

The tomato highlights the difference between knowledge and experience. Knowledge is knowing that a tomato is a fruit. Experience is knowing that a tomato doesn't go in a fruit salad.

@frankhooper7871

2 жыл бұрын

I've heard that before but as knowledge vs wisdom.

How about…. A nut

My grandma's a true nut

I actually learned the "peanuts aren't true nuts" fact from an episode of Seinfeld. In the episode, the character Elaine is stuck at a party talking to a particularly boring/annoying man, who rambles on about peanuts.

Fun fact; in spanish the word for "nut" is "nuez", we call the walnut just "nuez", so... a "nuez" it's not a "nuez"

Imagine if this was posted on No Nut November

Peanuts not being nuts kinda is the reason people are allergic to peanuts but not others actually i knew some who was allergic to peanuts n beans but could eat other nuts

I thought this video was going to be about something else

I eat food. Not science experiments. I listen to the people who make the food eatable. That's right, I said EATABLE not edible. Edible just means it won't kill you/make you sick if you eat it, and is technically food. Eatable means something you may actually want to eat. Example: Gramma's overcooked pot roast is technically edible, but it's bland and chewy and not really eatable.

why don't we just call them drupes like they are supposed to be called? Who started calling them something else?

"Peekins"? Oh, England. Here in the US, we argue over pee-can vs p'cahn. But y'all say "sod it" and turn it into a verb.

"Vegetable" has no botanical definition, so it's not that tomatoes *aren't* veggies, because they are. They are both a vegetable and a fruit, there's no conflict between the two terms 🤷‍♀️😘

@fmpentertainmentmedley3338

2 жыл бұрын

Sorry but u are incorrect... a fruit is defined by baring its own seeds...as a tomato does

@kelsqi-books4835

2 жыл бұрын

@@fmpentertainmentmedley3338 excuse me? I never said a tomato wasn't a fruit. In fact my comment specifically mentions that tomatoes *are* fruits. 🧐

@fmpentertainmentmedley3338

2 жыл бұрын

No offense but u said they can be both...technically yes if u consider the culinary side but im not considering that lol no need to get annoyed

@kelsqi-books4835

2 жыл бұрын

@@fmpentertainmentmedley3338 they factually are both, it doesn't matter which definitions you decide to consider. I don't feel annoyed, nor do I take offense, though I can see why you would assume I am offended, considering you replied with "sorry but u are incorrect" to my completely factual comment. 🤷‍♀️

@fmpentertainmentmedley3338

2 жыл бұрын

@@kelsqi-books4835 it was the annoyed monacle emoji what done it guvnor

and then there's da kokonut nut is a giant nut, if you eat too much you get very fat

"there are better words for not being mentally healthy" drupe?

Botanically speaking cucumbers, bell peppers, aubergines and courgettes are also fruits but somehow this fruit-veg debate only ever comes up with tomatoes. Also the term vegetable doesn't exist in botany at all.

I'm eating pistachios while wachting this vid

just so anyone curious knows, you are more likely to be allergic to actual nuts if you are allergic to peanuts because your immune system does not care about taxonomy or botanical lineages. So don't try to use this to trick people with allergies into eating things (this has happened to me. Please don't do this)

Also, by the logic of "science is always right about names", we shouldn't be calling flies and beetles "bugs". While the term "bug" is commonly used to refer to any insect (particularly in the United States), the term is used in science exclusively to refer to insects belonging to the order Hemiptera. I don't know about you, but I'd rather just use words, have people understand my words and use words I understand in turn, and be done with it.

tomatoes get all of the hype, but a lot of vegetables are actually botanical fruits: zucchini, eggplants, squash, bell peppers, okra, etc

@rowynnecrowley1689

2 жыл бұрын

Exactly why the botanical definitions are dumb. I don't eat botanicals. I eat food.

@pedromenchik1961

2 жыл бұрын

but they are relevant for people that study and work with growing them

answer: a nut.

Well, I eat tomatoes like other fruit 🤷‍♂️

9:12 had me dieing.

Peanuts are peas not nuts

EXCUSE ME BUT CAT VIDEOS ARE A PILLAR OF THE INTERNET JUST AS MUCH AS THOSE OTHER THREE!

let's not make dumb jokes here...

What we males have busted

Deez nuts (there I said it)

Bruh

Okay, but to say “a tomato is a fruit, NOT a vegetable” isn’t quite right either. Vegetable is a strictly culinary term, and has no botanical definition.

@likebot.

2 жыл бұрын

Lettuce, beans, tomatoes, carrots, celery. Can only agree with you there.

🖐🏻🔵

Too bad NameExplain talks exclusively about english words. What if the word for "nut" came from a word that originally referred to "peanut" or "walnut", would saying that "peanuts aren't really nuts" or "walnuts aren't really nuts" even make sense in that scenario!? And in some languages the male reproductive organs are "eggs" rather than "nuts". Who came up with that!?

Hate when people talk about the tomato fruit thing as if it's some sort of strange unusual sort of freak of vocabulary when in reality literally 99% of all vegetables are fruits. Literally any type of seed bearing fleshy object that comes from a flower is a fruit

No more rhymes, and I mean it! Anybody want a legume?

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