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Durian is even ban on public transports in Singapore due to its strong odour that has disturbed fellow passengers in the past. Durians have many grades and varieties. When chosen right, one can really start to appreciate its creamy and fruity taste. Thus, it is very important to choose the right sellers if its your first time trying out durian during your visit to Southeast Asia.
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Much like other strong smelling foods, durian takes a while to get used to. For example eggs, fish, broccoli, or even some nice and stinky cheese are all foods that no one bats an eye at, in the West. And a very interesting fact: durians are more of a treat and celebration fruit. So those who eat durian regularly associate it with some sort of festivity, and the smell becomes even less offensive.
Durians are native to Southeast Asia, which is a popular destination for many tourists. If you find yourself in one of those countries like Thailand, Malaysia, Singapore, Philippines, or Cambodia to name a few , try to suppress your first impressions of durians. It reminds you of custard, almonds, vanilla, and some say even caramel.
Of the durian, food writer Richard Sterling writes via Smithsonian Magazine , "Its odor is best described as It can be smelled from yards away. Yes, the fruit is difficult to handle, bearing likeness to a medieval weapon.
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