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I love durian…Durian is one fruit that you either love it or hate it. People that hate it say that it smells like garbage or worse.
My earliest memories of durian was following my mother around Chinatown and I would stick my head into those cold freezers of durian to sniff them.
Durian was and still is an expensive fruit. So, it’s always a special treat to have some. Luckily, many of my aunts love it too!
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Durian is amazing! I love this aromatic fruit. It took me many years to finally taste a fresh durian in Singapore (summer 2018) and it did not disappoint. Occasionally, my husband and I will splurge on a “fresh” imported durian from the supermarket here, but it’s not quite the same as locally grown durian from the tropics.
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Singapore! I want to visit too! How is it?
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Singapore is very nice, and very clean. Even the highways are scenic with lots of flora. Exotic plants everywhere! Highly recommend visiting Singapore 🇸🇬
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Love to!
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But oh the smell.
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Oh yeah……..lol
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Thanks for visiting me! never heard of this challenge on Friday:) HAve a great weekend!
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Hope you can join too:)
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Welcome on board!
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Thank you!
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I’ve always wanted to try this fruit to find out if I love it or hate it.
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Definitely try it!
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I must try to find dorian.
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It’s definitely something to challenge yourself;)
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An old household tip after eating durian is to fill a half shell of the durian with water .You then wash your hands into it and the smell will disappear.
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Oh wow!!
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Yup.
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I haven’t tried durian but I want to try it sometime.
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Definitely!
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My favourite!!! The durian season here in Singapore was long this year and there was plenty of supply so it wasn’t as expensive as the previous years. But yeah you’re right, it still is an expensive fruit. A small good quality one would be more than USD50 a piece. 🙂
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I know, right?
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What an unusual looking fruit!
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Spiky!!
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I’ve never had durian. I’ve heard stories.
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Very famous!!
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