durian anyone...

Wow... it's very popular in my country Malaysia. It's scientific name is Durio zibethinus. That is my favourite fruit when the season coming. =)

hi alexysabelle I am here in the US so have no way of ' getting Durian fruit but would love to taste it and the 'way you describe it it sounds most appealing but the'smell might be off putting.but again One could pinch ones nose and eat that delicious sounding meat rich and creamy sound delicious to me.oh make me feel like a goddess, I would love that. he he.

Yes, I know durian fruit. The first time I saw the fruit was when I was visiting Malaysia. Durian is a very popular fruit there, people like it very much. But, I didn't try it. I am not quite used to the very unique smell it has. However, I would think, after a while, I would get used to the smell, and can enjoy the taste of the fruit.

I don't know this fruit. Does it have another name I might know it by? Do you have a picture of what it looks like?

Durian!..wow,I just love durian, it's actually one of my favorite fruit. Some says that it's smell stinks but for me I just love the smell of durian. I don't know why but it's smell is really good for me. The fruit is so nutritious and yummy. But beware because too much eating of durian can cause hypertension.

I love durian too. Im from southeast asian, and it's durian season now. Yesterday i eat durian ice cream, it's so delicious... Just try it once, you will addicted

hi alexysabelle! never had the stomach to eat durian. the scent is so repugnant it makes my stomach churn. my mom loves it though so everytime i have a chance i buy some for her but i never partake any of it. when she has her durian, she places it in a tightly sealed plastic container so the durian's scent doesn't overwhlem the fridge as well as the whoel kitchen. lol! i won't say no to your offer but i'll be sending my mom since she is the certified durian addict in our family. cheers!!!

eeeek, durians. actually when i encountered them in singapore they actually tasted ok but they did have a pungent smell. i remember they were among the things you were not allowed to take on the metro...

oh my goodness!!! my mom and my boyfriend loves durian!! and it's funny cause me and my sisters, as well as our dad don't really like it (cause of its smell) so they'd actually eat outside the house. :) they say it's so delicious but i don't have enough courage to try one. :( but really, those who do love eating durian, says you're missing a lot when you don't eat it :) i somehow jealous of how they eat it because they seem to enjoy it so much :) maybe you should send some for my mom and boyfriend? lol!

your so inviting to your fruit? so where your from? can you send me some box of it? i haven't taste this fruit yet but it's well know of having foul smell but it has good health benefits when comsuming this fruit like, it is rich with vitamin B, C, and E with high in iron content, it helps to lower cholesterol, it cleans blood, it has higher level of amino acid know to alleviate anxiety, depression and inomia and creates feelings of happiness...they also called this fruit as "king" in most southeast asia..

The smell is really a huge turn off at first. I took one home before and did not wrap in sealed bag and whole fridge smelled so bad the next day. But overall, I like the taste of durian specially ones from Davao Philippines.

My dear, you make this fruit sound so appealing and so exotic! I am curious about the rich and creamy meat of the Durian fruit. My life and my tongue are in need of a genuine fruit eating adventure and I long to feel like a goddess! Thank you kindly for the invitation. I will pinch my nose and hungrily eat your tender fruit!

I love durian too. Im from southeast asian, and it's durian season now. Yesterday i eat durian ice cream, it's so delicious... Just try it once, you will addicted

wow...i have eaten durian candy and durian tart but i haven't eaten the fruit alone. i want to try it but i can't find it here in our place...i'm from bulacan.

Hi there. I'm not quite sure if we're on the same side of the planet but personally, I come from the tropical country Philippines. Honestly, I haven't eaten durian fruit straight from a tree but I'm familiar with its taste because I've already eaten durian through the candy delicacies sold in the local market and through the ones given to me as "pasalubong". Anyway, I have to admit that I'm a sweet tooth and I do love sweet foods specially cakes, pastries, ice cream, chocolates, including durian. But what I'm curious about is regarding what other people claim that this fruit bears a foul odor, like you said. Is it really that awful? Regards and God speed.