Never been much fan of durians...all because my first memory of eating durian was that it gave me a chest pain (reflux?). That, and also throughout the years I've grown to dislike the smell. It's just too strong it could give me a headache sometimes.But yesterday was an exception. My family had a gathering with our friends that we haven't met for months. C and C have a fruit orchard so they brought durians and mangosteens for us. Instead of running away from the durians this time, I sat with them, too engrossed in the talking, and later admiring the way they all seem to enjoy the durian session. It gets more interesting when they talked about the different type of durians- the bitter durians, the honey durians, the 'teka' (or whatever it is :-)). Curiousity took over. I was tempted to taste a bit of the flesh of different colours, and waited for the chest pain to come. It didn't :-) Meaning I had taken just nice, not too much of durians this time.I am still not very comfortable with the smell...but around good friends, I am willing to bear it!
Hello Verone, I have always loved durians, and fortunately we have them here, fresh as well in frozen packets. From Thailand and Vietnam. Quite cheap too.
I eat them half frozen, like ice cream, really good too. You have fun and keep well, Lee.
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i love the bitter ones. Maybe last time you have taken too much thus chest pain? be sure to eat a lot of mangosteen to cool off also
Hello Verone, I have always loved durians, and fortunately we have them here, fresh as well in frozen packets. From Thailand and Vietnam. Quite cheap too.
I eat them half frozen, like ice cream, really good too.
You have fun and keep well, Lee.
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