Durian, known as the King of Fruits, has a particular odor that some find hard to stomach, but is beloved for its flavor. 😷😋 Find out what I think on this episode of Fruity Fruits. 🥥🥭🍍New videos ...

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The pungent Southeast Asian fruit, durian, is making its way into Indian supermarkets, intriguing adventurous foodies. Despite its hefty price tag (₹1,000-₹2,500/kg) and notorious smell ...

The more commonly-known peak durian season lasts from May to August, with sellers seeing sales of up to 100 baskets of durians a day, reported CNA in July. This year, Musang King still topped the ...

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The distinct smell of durian Known as the King of Fruits in Southeast Asia, many people love durian for its sweet, rich, creamy flavor and soft texture. However, durian has a strong and distinctive ...

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