China has, in recent years, been a raging consumer of durian, known in Asia as the king of fruit. Protected by a thorny, hard husk, each contains several yellow or orange globules of custard-like ...

Learn about durian's texture, scent, and flavor, Also, the best ways to enjoy it. If you've ever wondered what durian tastes ...

Known in Some Places as the “King of Fruits" Durian is a fruit grown in tropical regions, particularly in Southeast Asian countries, including Indonesia, Malaysia, Thailand, and the Philippines. Like ...

Unlike other domestically-grown fruits like bananas and pineapples, a durian tree takes years - sometimes eight to 10 - to grow and bear fruit, and is still technically a seasonal fruit.

Either way, there’s a reason why durian is dubbed “the king of fruits”. Last month, Young Post attended a “durian party” organised by local restaurant Durian BB, which hosts monthly ...

This much durian - "the world's stinkiest fruit" - made a Chinese police officer fail a breathalyser A man in China has failed an on-the-spot breathalyser test after eating too much durian fruit.

The durian has been called the world's stinkiest fruit An Indonesian plane was temporarily grounded after passengers complained about an overwhelming smell of durian in the cabin. Around two ...

Following is a transcript of the video. Narrator: Just one 2.5-kilogram durian from Nonthaburi, Thailand, can cost $380. Yet the fruit has a smell that some people find extremely unpleasant.

WITH its bold flavours and unmistakable aroma, durian divides opinions yet irresistibly captivates enthusiasts. Revered as the King of Fruits, it reigns supreme not only as a cherished delicacy in ...