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The Te Riini Family AKA Uncle Jay Eating Kina - Sea Urchin - Uni

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Uploaded by on Dec 30, 2011

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Yup you read that right.This is a video about me eating kina (plural) mmmm.Or what is normally known to our European brothers as Sea Urchins or them spikey things that live on the bottom of the ocean.

Yes I know they live on the micro organism & tiny things that float to the bottom of the ocean like, whale pooh, but honestly they taste so nice & creamy. Kina are a huge delicacy for Maori People here and all over the world. You are guaranteed to make a friend with a Maori person if you offer them Kina, unless they don't like'em of course.

The people of Japan also enjoy the taste of Kina, but a quick google says they call them Uni. Absolutely an acquired taste that I can only compare it to caviar in looks, although Ive never tasted caviar. I encourage you to try it or use it in a prank yeah that would be kool.

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  • Ohhhhhh Bro!!!!!!!!!!!!your the devil!!!!!!!!!!!!!Making me dribble all over my bloody laptop!Cant wait to get down the coast for a dive,AUE!

  • @shaff0011 kia ora bro yeah man actuall was thinking why the ole sushi shop dont have them on there sushi.im sure the cuzzies will buy em

  • Those are some nice looking Kina!

    Was that in your batch?

  • @waterman18 ye bro

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