Tag: Durian

It is safe for new mothers to eat durian in moderation. Durian is very high in energy and can help the weak new mother to recover faster. Does durian increase milk supply? Some breastfeeding mothers swear that by eating durian, they are able to boost milk flow as well as produce thicker and creamier milk […]

Breastfeeding mums can burn up to 500 calories daily. Some breastfeeding mothers swear that by eating durian, they are able to boost milk flow as well as produce thicker and creamier milk – but there is no solid scientific research done on this. Is durian good for breastfeeding mom? During Breastfeeding Durian is very high […]

Studies have shown that durian contains a high level of this hormone and can act as an herbal medicine (Kevat, 2013). Besides that, durian can produce intensified sexual libido and stamina, and also reduce the chances of infertility in men and women, and increase sperm motility (Health benefits of Durian, 2015). Does durian affect pregnancy? […]

Durian contains estrogen hormones. This hormone is naturally found in the human body but some women may have lesser estrogen hormonal content, causing infertility. Hence, Durian with high levels of estrogen can help you conceive naturally. Is durian good for early pregnancy? Yes! Durians can be beneficial for expectant mothers as they contain vitamins and […]

Durian is called the king of fruits and is found only in Southeast Asia. Durians possess yin-yang qualities—it can be like a porcupine keeping prey away with its sharp thorns; on the other hand, its delicious flesh contains lots of vitamins and minerals. What is Yin Yang durian? It is also the perfect example of […]

Durians are rich in potassium, which is important in maintaining the balance of salt and fluid in the body to regulate blood pressure. A healthy blood pressure places less stress on your heart and blood vessels, which improves your heart health and reduces your risk of cardiovascular diseases. Promotes digestion. What does durian do to […]

Yes! Durians can be beneficial for expectant mothers as they contain vitamins and minerals and also, organo-sulphur and tryptophan which have anti-oxidant effects. Its anti-bacterial, anti-fungal and anti-microbial properties make it a safe bet for women during pregnancy. How much durian can I eat during pregnancy? Mums ask: Can I eat durian during pregnancy. Answer […]

When can babies eat durian? Durian may be introduced as soon as baby is ready to start solids, which is generally around 6 months of age. What fruits can baby not eat? Citrus. Avoid feeding citrus fruits and juices to your baby for the first couple of months. These foods are high in Vitamin C […]

The smell often lingers, which is why certain hotels and public transport networks across Asia have banned them. Last year, an Indonesian plane was grounded when a shipment of durian made the cabin smell so bad that passengers complained. Is durian allowed in check in baggage? Please note that durian, jackfruit and any other pungent-smelling […]

In Fridge & Freezer Storing them in an airtight container (not flimsy takeaway containers!) will help to minimse the durian smell from lingering in your fridge. You can also leave a dish of baking soda or ground coffee on the shelf of your fridge, which is famous for effectively absorbing smells. How do you neutralize […]

Durians are commonly associated with Southeast Asian cuisine, especially in Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Thailand, Cambodia and Vietnam. Is durian originated from Philippines? Native. The durian preferred by locals, the native is the original durian of the Philippines. Like kampung in Malaysia and durian ban in Thailand, the term native comprises a number of uncultivated trees. […]

Chinese Durians Are Almost Here: Hainan Durians To Hit Market in 2024. According to a Hainan TV report, the durian planting area in Hainan province now exceeds 2,000 hectares and Hainanese durians are forecast to hit the market in 2024 with an expected annual supply of 45,000–75,000 tons. Is there durian in China? Since 2019, […]

Durian is used in sweet and savory dishes. Both the creamy flesh and seeds are edible, though the seeds need to be cooked. The flavor is described as tasting like cheese, almonds, garlic, and caramel all at once. Does durian taste good? And what does it really taste like? Durian lovers say it has a […]

In 2021, the average farmgate price of durian in the Philippines was at 47.58 Philippine pesos per kilo. This reflects an increase from the previous year’s average price of about 41.62 Philippine pesos per kilo. How much does durian cost? US durian wholesale price. In 2022, the approximate price range for US Durian is between […]

The unripe durian tastes rich and bittersweet. Jackfruit pulp tastes like a cross between a banana, mango, and pineapple. The jackfruit smell is musky and fruity, while durian fruit is known for its intense odor. Some say durian smells like sweet cheese, while others say it’s more like rotting onions. What smells worse jackfruit or […]

While in other durian-loving countries like Malaysia and Singapore, people still eat only ripe durian (ripe from the trees are preferred), Thais have acquired the taste of unripe durian, so much so that creamy durian is almost impossible to find in Bangkok. Is durian popular in Thailand? Durian is a Southeast Asian fruit that’s most […]

tu riian. Durian – The King Of Fruits Let’s start off with the Durian. Called ‘tu riian‘ (ทุเรียน) in Thai, this fruit has garnered a bad reputation due to its pungent smell and divisive taste. What do Thai people call rambutan? The Thai name for rambutan, ngoh, is also the name of an Negroid aboriginal […]

Shipping Durians Internationally from Malaysia Verify each country’s customs and regulations for export. Choose the right logistics solution. Harness packaging and preservation technology. Introducing the Durian Express Initiative by DHL Express. Who exports the most durian? ThailandIn 2020, durian export by country data shows Thailand as the largest durian exporter. The country was responsible for […]

China has a huge appetite for durians, especially the Musang King variety, also known as Mao Shan Wang. The country spent US$2.89B on durian imports in 2020. This made the nation the number one consumer of durians worldwide, accounting for 79.92% of global imports. Is durian fruit popular? Durian is a unique tropical fruit. It’s […]

The durian is ultra-tropical and cannot be grown above an altitude of 2,000 ft (600 m) in Ceylon; 2,300 ft (700 m) in the Philippines, 2,600 ft (800 m) in Malaysia. The tree needs abundant rainfall. In India, it flourishes on the banks of streams, where the roots can reach water. Which country grows the […]