Have you ever taste a durian before?
By abijan
@abijan (494)
Malaysia
January 24, 2007 3:00am CST
I was told that most European do not like it as it produce a foul smell they say. But when they try it, it is hard for them to stop.
It's hard to get to the inner part of the fruit as it is hard to open and it has thorns around it skin. If you have not try it, I suggest you to try. It it the king of fruit.
5 responses
@sayangabang (232)
• Malaysia
26 Jan 07
I don't like durian but I like the paste they make out of it. My mom will cook my favorite dishes with it. My husband do not like it though, so I have to go to my mom place to get my favorite food.
@mwenceslao (409)
• United States
12 Mar 07
i can enjoy so much from this fruit. though its very nasty or having foul odor still when you eat this one fresh & chilled it's very milky & delicious. there's a lot of products from this also as made into ice cream , pies , candies & chips ! people here in DAVAO , Philippines can easily take out the fruit from the thorny skin or peel ! during fruit bearing season of durian people can buy anywhere of this for even the cheapest price of P10.00 per kilo or the equivalent value of $0.20 .
@layanblues (254)
• Malaysia
27 Jan 07
DURIAN...an ecsotic tropical food who can deny the aroma of smell of it.As for me I 'll get a headache only when I smell it.If my wife brought durian I tell her to eat outside.I just cant stand the smell.
But when it cook I can eat a whole dishes.
@amirsharipuddin (148)
• Malaysia
7 Mar 07
I have tasted durians before and i love it. I love durians, i love the paste that the make out of the flesh which is better known as tempoyak, i love ikan patin masak tempoyak, i love bubur durian ( porridge made out of durians) simply said, i love durians and anything related to it.
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@smartnrich (1067)
• Malaysia
9 Mar 07
I totally agree with you that durian is the king of fruit South East Asia region.I love it so much.The taste are superb.
