My favorite durians

Yesterday my husband bought two durians from a friend who has a farm. It cost RM50 each. No doubt they were very expensive but it's really worth it. 


The durians were left at my home and my mum opened them. She put them nicely in two tumblers and kept in the fridge. When I reached home, I could smell the fragrance of the durians. But I didn't take it as it was already late.

So this morning, I had my small lunch first. Then I had 5 'ulas' of those durians. Super yummy! In the evening, I also took a small dinner before I 'hantam' the durians again. This time, only 3 'ulas'.

I'm keeping the rest for tomorrow..

Comments

  1. OK I had to Google durians because I did not know what they were. It said they are stinky fruit!

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  2. wow!! what durian is that?? RM50 each?? that's very expensive indeed.. @_@"

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    1. yes, so expensive yet he bought them..

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    2. but those ate nice ones lah... Those expensive durians. Worth the money. I once bought a few of RM50 Muar durians for my late grandma. She loved it! :-D

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    3. yes, they are indeed special!

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    4. RM50 for good species is worth it la. Better than eat those RM10 for 5 but tasteless.

      Btw, you like bitter ones or sweet ones?

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  3. i don't eat durians, so that RM50 for a durian is never something worth for me, haha!! RM50 can be spent on many other things, haha!! :D

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  4. so you had the durians early in the morning, but you said that's your lunch instead?? hmmm.. luckily that wasn't the first thing you put into your mouth early in the morning~~ :p

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  5. those who loves durians will love it so much, those who doesn't will always hate it.. it's so extreme.. :)

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  6. Do you know that durian can make you fat..
    but don't worry le .. just wallop only le..

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  7. Kudos to your husband!! The durians looks so so nice!

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  8. such restraint, Wenn. :-D

    I don't keep my durians. No matter how expensive they are. Judy wallop them all in one go! :-D

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    1. oh, I can't do that..I might get sore throat!

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  9. We managed to brought back some frozen durians from KL that day, it's said to be the pricey durian musang which is very popular and super yummy, after tasted it, it just like those D24. Sedap juga lah!!

    I love durian too..never mind fattening, we do not eat durian often, right?

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    1. I simply love durians but it must be good ones..

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  10. Not used to eat durian kept in tumblers would love eating them straight from the fruit itself. Ohhhhh RM50 per durian is like eating gold huh haha.

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    1. I would love to eat straight away but I can't tahan too much.

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  11. Musang king ka? The price so mahal. Must very very good species

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  12. must be know you worked hard and wanna pamper you with durian. I guess it's one of your favourite fruit?

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    1. oh, he bought earlier before I got pissed off..

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  13. me too gila durian. Can eat it for breakfast and supper LOL...but very heaty .

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  14. i've always wanted to try that fruit but there is no available to buy around the markets here
    since i tried the candy version of it i had a hint for its taste

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  15. this is somehow considered as an exotic fruit because of its smell
    was it really bad?

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  16. hmm i think it was better that way, Frozen as all fruit does haha it somehow compliments the fruit texture

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  17. have a great day and happy bloggin wenn god belss you always

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  18. Your husband's friend should be giving him the durian what. :p But at RM50...it is quite expensive, no? :D

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