Getting into the inside of a coconut can be tough but this episode will show you an easy and quick way to crack open a coconut. Leave the tools in the garage. Forget about trying to cut the shell. All you need is a sturdy kitchen knife and a flick of the wrist.
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2 Comments
I heard cocunut and cocunut milk was good to use for the hair and skin, so I bought 2 of them and didn't realize I didn't know how to open it. This was agreat video thanks
If you poke two holes in the part that has holes you can drain the milk first.
Also, keep it in the fridge. When it is cold the coconut meat comes out easier.
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