Tag: Durian

If it smells sour or has a sour taste, the durian fruit has likely gone bad and should be thrown away. Another way to tell if durian is bad is to look at the stalk and see if it’s dry and withered. Can we eat sour durian? Be mindful if your durian smells sour or […]

Try covering each piece of durian in cling wrap or foil. Place the durian into ziplock bags before sealing them in the airtight container, or vice versa; enclose the entire container in a large ziplock bag. Remember — durians can only last a couple of days in the fridge. How do you store durian in […]

1. Durians fall only when ripe. It’s true that durians fall from branches only when they are ripe. That’s why seasoned durian lovers in Singapore choose the best durian by checking for signs that the fruit fell naturally from the tree – not cut off the branch by a durian farmer before it has ripened. […]

Typically, durian season occurs between the months of June and September, although there is a “minor season” during the months of December to February. How long will the durian season last? “The durian season has a peak of about two to three weeks. What season is durian available? When is durian season? Right now! But […]

This myth has been debunked by durian farm owners who clarified that durians fall throughout the afternoon till night time. So how did the story came about? Due to the warm temperatures during midday, durians are more likely to ripen quickly and drop to the ground at night. Do durians fall from trees? 1. Durians […]

The durian is a seasonal fruit, unlike some other non-seasonal tropical fruits such as the papaya which are available throughout the year. In peninsular Malaysia and Singapore, the season for durians is typically from June to August, coinciding with that of the mangosteen. What month is durian in season? When is Durian Season? Typically, durian […]

Durian trees need abundant rainfall to support fruiting. What’s more, they only fruit once or twice a year! Because of this, there are two durian seasons in Singapore. A small durian season between December and February, and our main durian season from July to September. Why is durian seasonal? In South East Asia where the […]

In the durian market, the price of Musang King can range from $16/kg to $21/kg depending on its origin, quality, seller, and demand. Dynamics of Durian Prices. Type of Durian Price per KG Golden Phoenix $22 – $24 Black Gold $25 – $27 D13 $16 – $18 How much is MSW durian now? Current varieties […]

Monthong, which translates to golden pillow in Thai, is probably the most widespread durian in Thailand; It’s also the most famous exported variety. Which type of durian is the best? Mao Shan Wang is one of the most popular types of durian and known as the ‘crème de la crème’ of durians. It is said […]

two. Indonesia have two fruiting seasons because durian is grown in various localities. The main harvest is from October to February, but Sumatra produces a crop around June to September. How long is a durian season? Typically, durian season occurs between the months of June and September, although there is a “minor season” during the […]

How is it used? 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. How is durian fruit eaten? Use a sharp knife (or a screwdriver and […]

Durian is a tropical fruit distinguished by its large size and spiky, hard outer shell. It has a pungent smell, custard-like flesh with large seeds. There are several varieties, but the most common one is Durio zibethinus. What is the stinkiest fruit in the world? DurianFamously known for its pungent smell, durian is a fruit […]

Depending on its size, Kan Yao durians from Apiranya Farm can range from about $380 to $530 per fruit. How much do durians cost? US durian wholesale price. In 2022, the approximate price range for US Durian is between US$ 2.77 and US$ 2.63 per kilogram or between US$ 1.26 and US$ 1.19 per pound(lb). […]

Durian grows in tropical regions around the world, particularly in the Southeast Asian countries of Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand. Can you buy durian fruit in the US? Their fresh durian fruit comes from Southeast Asia and is processed in chemical-free plantations every time. Due to limited quantity, they sell it by the fruit, meaning you […]

Shipping durians internationally takes place by land, sea, and air, and is more complicated than other fruits. Modes of transport aside, the durian must be clean and dry before shipping, so that they won’t grow mouldy during transit. How is durian transported? Durian is unique because of its high exothermic reaction. Transportation of durian requires […]

A Little Introduction to Philippines Durian Many people in the Philippines are still discovering durian. The fruit can grow throughout the islands, but due to typhoons and extreme weather, more than 90% of Philippines durian is grown on the more sheltered island of Mindanao in the south. Is durian abundant in the Philippines? Durian has […]

The English word “durian” can be translated as the following word in Tagalog: durián – [noun] a fruit with a large spiny exterior and a creamy pulp interior with a very strong odor 1 Example Sentence Available » more… What is the Filipino name of durian? Also spelled duryan in native Tagalog orthography. The durián […]

IT IS undeniable that when we talk about Davao, we cannot exclude the Durian in the narrative. It is not just a delicacy, but a symbol of richness and resilience. Why is durian is the symbol in Davao? Durian is well-known in Davao as’ the King of the Fruits. ‘ The wealthy fertile volcanic soil […]

Durian is widely known as the “King of Fruits”, and is abundant in Davao. Davao’s rich fertile volcanic soil and climate make it most suitable for sustained production of the freshest and tastiest Durian. Since the fruits are locally produced, the prices are comparably much cheaper than anywhere in the country. Why is Davao known […]

Even in Malaysia, where most people love durian, this stinky king of fruits is banned from hotel rooms and public transport – such is its overpowering and lingering perfume. Many roadside vendors have a seating area where customers can consume their purchase on-the-spot and save having to gas out their car. Is durian popular in […]