- Dec 14, 2001
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"...Your breath will smell as if you'd been French-kissing your dead grandmother."
I've had jackfruit, which is similar looking but smaller, and does not smell. and i rather enjoyed it, except for the part where you try to remove the sticky pulp from the fruit. the fruit feels like it's coated with superglue (or maybe pine sap), leaving your mouth sticky.
So I thought I'd be adventurous today and try some durian since I saw one in a mesh bag at our local asian market.
first, i just can't get over how powerful the rotten cheesy onion like smell is emanating from the flesh.
and my first bite is like eating a mouthful of rotting onion mixed with delicious custard.
maybe, just maybe if i keep eating this, the onion taste will go away and leave me with the delicious custard after-taste behind. But I'm afraid it is going to be the other way around.
anyone had this before? how about mangosteen?
I've had jackfruit, which is similar looking but smaller, and does not smell. and i rather enjoyed it, except for the part where you try to remove the sticky pulp from the fruit. the fruit feels like it's coated with superglue (or maybe pine sap), leaving your mouth sticky.
So I thought I'd be adventurous today and try some durian since I saw one in a mesh bag at our local asian market.
first, i just can't get over how powerful the rotten cheesy onion like smell is emanating from the flesh.
and my first bite is like eating a mouthful of rotting onion mixed with delicious custard.

maybe, just maybe if i keep eating this, the onion taste will go away and leave me with the delicious custard after-taste behind. But I'm afraid it is going to be the other way around.
anyone had this before? how about mangosteen?