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**Title:** "Exotic Juice" Series: Rambutan Fruit
**Summary:**
* The host introduces the "exotic juice" series, initially considering durian but opting for rambutan due to viewer response.
* Before tasting rambutan, they conduct a durability test with their PocketBook Aqua e-reader, successfully washing it in a machine.
* The host then explores rambutan:
+ Describes its appearance, likening it to burdock or chestnuts.
+ Encounters a surprise spider in the fruit packaging.
+ Struggles to open and clean the fruit due to a stubborn, jelly-like pit.
+ Eventually juices the rambutan, yielding a surprisingly sweet, white milk-like liquid with a multivitamin taste (hints of mango, grapes, apple, and pineapple).
* The host concludes that while making juice from rambutan is not profitable due to high pulp waste, the resulting juice is delicious.
* The video ends with an invitation for viewers to suggest new exotic fruits for the series.
Here are the key facts extracted from the text, without opinions, with each fact numbered and in short sentences:
**Facts about the Video/Experiment**
1. The video is part of an "exotic juice" section.
2. The host initially considered making durian juice but changed plans.
3. A test involving a PocketBook Aqua reader was conducted.
4. The PocketBook Aqua reader was washed in a washing machine with powder and dirty clothes.
5. The reader survived the test and remained functional.
**Facts about Rambutan Fruit**
6. Rambutan fruit is from Thailand.
7. In Thailand, rambutans are as common as apples.
8. Rambutans have a hairy, red exterior.
9. The fruit has a single seed (bone) inside a white, juicy pulp.
10. Rambutans can be eaten by cutting or tearing along a seam.
**Facts about Preparing and Juicing Rambutan**
11. The seed (bone) in rambutans can be difficult to remove.
12. The fruit's pulp can be juiced using a juicer.
13. Not all of the fruit's juice may be extracted in a single pass.
14. The juicer's mesh can help filter out internal parts.
**Facts about Rambutan Juice**
15. Rambutan juice is white and resembles coconut milk.
16. The juice tastes like a mixture of mango, grapes, apple, and pineapple.
17. The juice is sweeter than the fruit itself.
**Miscellaneous Facts**
18. The host invites viewers to suggest new exotic fruits to try.
19. The "exotic juice" section will be continued in future videos.