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Could breadfruit literally be the secret to solving world hunger? This tree has literally fed people for thousands of years. Pacific islanders literally carried this stuff across the ocean by canoe to settle it on the islands. Cook the fruit and it tastes like warm bread. That's literally how sailors named it in the 1700s. Britain wanted it so badly as cheap plantation food that the mission to ship it set off the mutiny on the bounty. One tree in the porous soil on earth and it still throws off thousands of pounds of food per year with almost zero carbon footprint So why isn't it everywhere? Because the agricultural industry doesn't grow the food that people actually need it grows the food for people who can pay Corn and wheat get billions of dollars while breadfruit. It's just stuck there Why should you care if you're watching this video? Because the most profitable foods are not always the most nourishing ones. Have you tried breadfruit from sour-sop to starfruit? What is your favorite uncommon snack, my friend?

Could breadfruit literally be the secret to solving world hunger? This tree has literally fed people for thousands of years. Pacific islanders literally carrie…