Miwu Science's million-view fruit test saves lemon for last
The channel's only new upload puts seven fruits on a tabletop grill, with orange earning a warmer reception than lemon.
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Miwu Science added 20,000 subscribers over the week, taking the channel just beyond six million. That growth came with only one new upload, a fruit-grilling experiment that has now passed a million views.
The tabletop test gives Miwu, a bespectacled fellow taster and Miwu's sister plenty to disagree about. Sugarcane gets an enthusiastic start, strawberries turn disappointingly mushy, and grilled orange earns a top-tier verdict, with a warning that leaving it too long brings out bitterness. Pineapple and longan also fare well. Lemon is a much harder sell: the two men bite in, then visibly struggle with the sourness.
Viewers have brought their own food habits into the conversation. One describes using lemon over barbecued meat; another happily eats the lemon from a drink. Others focus on the unexpectedly literal drooling and the appeal of science you can taste.
The grill is not the channel's busiest experiment right now, though. The starfish-feeding Short has reached roughly 6.3 million views and is adding views faster than the fruit test, while the maltose demonstration remains another active corner of the catalog.
Across the channel, daily viewing is slightly below its usual level despite the week's subscriber growth. Among nearby science channels, Be Smart is drawing more daily views than usual, while minutephysics and Real Engineering are quieter by that measure. For Miwu Science, the week's new material stayed firmly at the tasting table: warm fruit, mixed verdicts and a lemon neither man seemed eager to revisit.
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What viewers say
Sometimes Science is just delicious 🙂
@kalicharankandeyang642See it on YouTubeIf I were to bring one person with me to survive at a deserted island, it would be Miwu
@Legolas-135See it on YouTubeWhen it said it can make you drool, it LITERALLY meant can make you drool
@theinfinityreaper1341See it on YouTube
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Well actually, in Arabian Barbecue we place lemon over the Meat to give it a boost of flavour making it tasty
@FreeSyrianball_YTSee it on YouTubeIt's okay that you guys didn't like lemons because I love them.That's why If there's lemon in my drink,I would eat it!!!
@nikalishaamani1395See it on YouTubeAt first, I thought it was apple slices due to the colour, but it’s actually sugarcane slices😂
@DeersAndBirdsDABSee it on YouTubeHe took "drooling" too literally HAHAHA
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The videos drawing views on Miwu Science right now
- Channel
- Miwu Science
- Subscribers
- 6,010,000 ▲ 20,000 this week
- Channel views, last 7 days
- 8,646,876
- Videos published this week
- 1
- Video published
- November 11, 2026
- Video views so far
- 1,182,283
- Views on its first day
- 397,210
The numbers
Here is how Miwu Science's week and its most active videos compare.
💡 Test your knowledge
Which fruit earns a top-tier verdict at the start of Miwu's grilling test?
The tasters give grilled sugarcane a top-tier rating before moving on to the other fruits.



