The durian, a tropical fruit with an odor so pungent it has been compared to mechanic's soap and urine by those who eat them is the edible brainchild of several tree species belonging to genus Durio. There are 30 recognised types found throughout Thailand as well 100+ named varieties in Malaysia where they have become native over time period since 1987 when this plant first made its way into these countries' markets; however only one type is sold internationally due mainly because most people find themselves unable or unwilling -even though taste might suggest otherwise-to consume other kinds besides "Dariusspecies.
The Durian fruit can grow as large as 30 centimetres (12 inches) long, and 15 cm (6 in diameter). It typically weighs 1 to 3 kilograms(2-7 pounds), with its shape ranging from oblong to round. The color of the husk will determine how it smells; some people find reds usually yellow or green durians pleasingly sweet while others experience an overpowering odor that is reminiscent of rotten onions turpentine raw sewage. Some individuals react deeply appreciative towards this fragrant delicacy whereas many other do not approve at all which leads them into intense dislike for having their nose blocked out by such pungent scent.
Durian has been a popular fruit in Southeast Asia for centuries. There are many different cultivars that can be distinguished by their shape, size and spines but they all share one thing-the delicious aroma!
The Durian is a fruit that has been identified by many cultures around the world as being both delicious and unique. It's not surprising, then, to find out Thailand exports 700 thousand tonnes per year! 400 of these go onto mainland China - where they're often eaten raw or cooked with spices like garlic sauce for example- while another 200 go into Hong Kong alone because people there love their spice more than any other nation on earth seems capable at eating them whole (and without biting down too hard).
Durian is not only delicious and refreshing, but it also has many health benefits. The fruit contains vitamins A through E as well as numerous trace minerals including iron found in red meat or enriched breads; durians are an excellent source of fiber with over 50% more than apples!
Durian is the most popular fruit in Southeast Asia, but not many people outside of that area have heard about it. The durians from Indonesia make up for 1191750 metric tonnes every year - making them one of if not THE largest producer! This strong odor can be off putting to some cultures andStop Durian Prices are relatively lower than other commonly eaten fruits like apples or bananas due largely because they're seen as dirty with its smell being so distinct yet unpleasant? But don’t worry there's plenty available on our site where would love connect buyers worldwide interestedin establishing an international market presence through trade agreements between farmers & exporters.