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Colorful Durian in Malaysia
Wonder whether you have come across the “red flesh durian.”
Smells like durian
When ripe, the husk of Durian Sukang turns yellow, with short and sharp spines.
The husk of Durian Dalit is green color, with long and thick thorns outside.
Despite it’s notoriety (or maybe because of it), Durio graveolens is the most confusing of all the durian species we’ve found.
But there’s another side to Durio graveolens. An addicting smooth, nutty, cheesy side that’s so thick it’s hard to swallow. So savory,sweet and fatty that it led to Rob and me to argue over whether it could fairly be compared to pimento cheese (vegans and our memories!). This version of Durio graveolens is neon orange or bright yellow packaged in a spiky green or yellow exterior. It can be as large as a small Durio zibethinus.
So what’s the deal?
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