Year of the Durian
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Hello Durian Lovers!
We are so excited to see you on Saturday, Jan 18th in Oahu!
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The Malaysian Favorite! Musang King's reliably dense, sultry, nutty, chocolatey flesh is one of the best durians in the world. With its beautiful bright yellow hue – no wonder it's so popular!
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Slurpily smooth and sweet, IOI's gentle berry & milk-chocolate whipped cream has made it one of the most popular durians in Malaysia. Originally from the state of Johor, IOI (the letters not the number, 101) is now available in all states and tastes the best when grown in mountains.
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With fat, voluptuous pieces and a nutty, toffee-like cream, D88 is simple & satisfying. This durian is extremely limited.
The ivory folds of D78's thick heavy cream are among the most alcoholic, most bitter, most craving-satisfying durian we found in 2024. If you like intense durians, this one's for you! (if you hate strong-smelling durians, keep this out of your house! 😜)
This hefty durian has big pieces, a nutty, pastry-like texture with notes of berry and a pretty yellow color. It's sweet, earthy, & very satisfying. If you like D14, Hor Lor or Musang King, you'll likely love D28 😋
This old-tree D24 XO brings all the homey decadence of eating a very thick-textured, cream-cheesy cookie dough with a splash of alcohol. It has one of the most "classic" durian flavors, a satisfyingly complex brown-sugar sweetness combined with a lingering bitterness of dark chocolate covered coffee beans that combines perfeclty to define when durian just tastes like good durian.
Milky, sticky & mildly sweet like a cream cheese frosting with just a teeny hint of alcoholic bitter, Cat's Kampung is an old durian tree on her small 3-acre farmstay. These durians came from just 1 tree, as there is only 1 tree producing these fruits in existence. As the durian didn't have a name other than "kampung" we called it "Cat's Kampung." It's nummy 😋
This semi-wild species of durian grows on the mountain above the orang asli village. It's a hybrid of Durio lowianus and Durio zibethinus – a bit fleshier than the full wild durian, but still full of the funky flavor that you only get in wild fruits. It has a very sweet banana flavor with a cashew nuttiness and an earthy metallic tang that is both meaty and bitter at the same time. This one is for the adventurous! It tastes somewhat different from regular durian.
The syrupy intensity of this complex, alcoholically vanilla-caramel-salted-toffee durian makes it the thing of durian lover's dreams – which is why in the area around Kuala Klawang it is known as the Dream Lover. There are very few trees – yet – but this one will be definitely be popular in a few years, so move over Musang King! The future holds another Dream for durian lovers.
Dense and intense, Black Thorn is now the most expensive durian variety in Malaysia. Its rich, buttery, and smooth with a sweet raspberry taste like berries and cream.
A delicate durian with the texture of whipping cream, this mildly sweet, rosy-colored durian has just enough notes of sweet cherry wine to give it a sparkle. Around half of its pieces are nearly seedless, the fiberless cream encasing tiny little seeds the size of a fingernail, making this durian one of the best valued on this site.
Often confused with Musang King, Hor Lor is dark yellow, sticky, and peanut-butter-chocolate sweet. It's a dense-textured durian and definitely one for people who prefer sweet durian with little or no alcoholic bite.
This thick, cookie-dough-textured durian has a floral honeyed sweetness grounded by an umami earthiness and tang that makes it one of the more complex and appreciated durians on Penang Island.
Like wine aficionados, Penangites have a reverence for aged durian trees and the interesting phenomenon of the "black spot" that occurs when the fruits tumble from the height of an ancient tree and smack onto the rocks below, imbuing them with a bitter aroma that you can't find in a young orchard.
These century-old trees stand in Penang Green Acres, where the style of traditional organic farming has been passed down and no chemicals have ever been sprayed in a hundred years of fruit farming.
Uniquely fruity with flavors akin to banana, Kapri has a pillowy, marshmallowy milky creaminess and a rum-like alcoholic intensity. This older variety is often overlooked because of it's white color, but it has a cult-following of fans in Penang.
This pale super soft durian is an old one and very rare even on Penang. It has an amazing herbal aroma, which combined with its smooth texture reminds people of vanilla soft serve ice cream blended with chai tea. It's a beautiful little durian with surprisingly thick flesh for its small size.
D11 is so basic vanilla – which is not an insult. This mild, dense butter-cookie-dough of a durian has pleased generations with its nostalgic simplicity. Lacking bitterness or an alcoholic bite, it is sweet, earthy, creamy, and what you might just be craving on a rainy day.
D14's semi-dry, Big-bird yellow flesh has the texture of a frosting sandwich – bready and squishy at the same time. It's a heavy, rich-feeling durian dominated by nutty flavors and an eggy-custard. It's not bitter or alcoholic, but a solid, medium-sweet, complexly-flavored durian that is one of our personal favorites. Hope you enjoy!
Chanee's huge, long pieces boast a super thick flesh and smallish seeds, making this durian one of the best value-for-bite on this page. Its very soft, melting flesh is encased in a slightly chewy skin, giving it the two textures of a Thai dessert, while its very sweet, honeyed but sulfurous flavor has an herbal earthiness that makes this durian beloved by both those with a simple sweet-tooth as well as those who like more complex flavors.
This gorgeous red-hued durian has a strong cherry-alcohol aroma, a mild sweetness and a dense smooth texture like cream cheese. It's one of the most expensive and coveted durian in Borneo. The name refers to its mottled mixture of red, orange, and yellow coloration.
A sticky, aromatic durian with a wild peanut-buttery taste & texture that is strongly addictive 😁
Dense-textured and sticky, yellow isu is the sweetest and most floral of the Gravoelens types. Very yummy!
Very peanut-buttery and sticky, this is one to savor!
The stand-out durian species, Pakan is sweet, firm and has an aroma more like bubble-gum than durian. Beloved by people who say "durian smells bad."
Intensely sweet and juicy, this cempedak-jackfruit hybrid from Penang has large, vibrant orange pieces that tastes somewhere between caramel and bubblegum. Includes seeds which you can cook!
Pretty in pastel, this pale-colored cempedak-jackfruit hybrid has a floral sweetness. It's the namesake of Jenny at Nature Fruit Farm, a spray-free farm on Penang Island.
These plump lemonade-juicy pods come from a cempedak-jackfruit hybrid grown on Titi Eco Farm, a myOrganik certified farm. Super sweet, super soft, super slurpy – this is one of Lindsay's personal favorite fruits and can only be found in the Negeri Sembilan region.
The "honey jackfruit" of Malaysia, this one has a uniquely firm but pliable texture that packs a sugary punch. It's very sweet and has more of a honeyed or syrupy sweetness compared with other jackfruits, which are more juicy and floral but often not as sweet. This is NOT a soft/slippery jackfruit. It's somewhere in between.
Petai Beans or Sataw สะตอ have a strong garlicky, cheesy, slightly bitter flavor and are popular throughout SE Asia. These are delicious roasted, boiled with salt or coconut milk curry, in chili sambal or just on their own. These big-sized beans are sometimes called "Paddy Petai" because they are larger in size.
By popular request from our durian tour groups – now you can taste tempoyak and sambal at home! Tempoyak is lightly fermented durian which has a sweet cheesy and umami creaminess. It is delicious eaten together with sambal, a mildly spicy, aromatic chili paste made for us by Titi Eco Farm. We love to add these as condiments to wraps, as a flavorful dip for cucumbers or lettuce, or eaten on top of rice or other savory foods.
Ingredients Tempoyak: Durian & Salt Sambal: Tomato, coconut oil, red chili, ginger, lemongrass, bird-eye chili, salt, brown sugar
A fatty, umami-flavored "tropical olive" with herby hints of rosemary, thyme, and lemon. Super satisfying, filling, and delicious!! Eat plain, dip in salt or soya sauce.
Picked fully ripe, these dragonfruits have a berry-flavor and antioxidant load that is perfect for blending into any bright pink-purple concoctions. If you thaw these, they get very juicy and have a jelly-ish texture, yummy plain or with some yogurt and granola. They are sliced in two halves for easy portioning.
We buy from small farms that don't have large quantities of any one durian variety, which is why we decided to blend several varieties together when making this delicious high-quality, hand-peeled durian seedless pulp that is ready for blending smoothies, ice creams, or frosting piping, or baking into mochis, muffins, cookies, and more!
This cookie-dough textured blend of primarily D24 is delicious just eaten with a spoon. It's thick, it's rich, and it tastes fresh – no funky overripe garlicky aftertaste! High-quality and hand-peeled, this paste is a great bang for your buck if you're just looking to eat as much delicious durian meat as possible without paying for the seeds – but it also makes a super duper nice Nice Cream ✌🏻
This is pure durian flesh, no seeds – straight from the orchard of Bao Sheng Durian Farm in Balik Pulau, Penang Island. Bao Sheng Durian Farm prides itself on high quality durians grown without the use of pesticides or artificial fertilizers. They follow biodynamic practices and have the Malaysian myOrganik certification.
Pure Black Thorn paste, with the seeds removed, dense and sweet but now you can eat it with a spoon like ice cream – or add it to desserts for a stronger, berry-sweet durian flavor.
Pure luxurious Red Prawn paste, with the seeds removed, ultimately smooth and creamy, ready to be eaten like ice cream or whipped into an incredible milkshake or frosting filling.
Best Nice Cream ever, coming right up! This bag of seedless Cempedak pulp is ready to blend, whip, or bake! Try it as a rich orange-colored soft-serve that is way creamier than any sorbet, or use it as a substitute for pumpkin or sweet potato in your baking projects. You can also dehydrate it into a sweet and caramelly fruit wrap. Go wild, cempedak is delicious!
** Only 4 of me fit in a box! ** For folks who want to eat a lot of spicy jungle durian and don't care what it looks like!
These 1 kilo bags are mixed orange, yellow and red Graveolens. We graded really hard on the Premium 400G to make them close to perfect, which leftover all the ones that were ugly (we squished it or sliced it on accident) or didn't have thick enough flesh to make it into our premium 400g bags.
Spice up your guacamole habit with some Dabaimole? This dense, fatty, dabai flesh has so many applications, whether you eat it with a spoon, on a sandwich, or mixed with your favorite guacamole condiments to a spicy, tangy, herbal, fatty spread! Enjoy some Dabai straight from the backyard farms of Sarawak.
Super Sweet J33 Jackfruit, sliced and blast frozen at low pressure until it's crunchy – that's Freeze Dried Jackfruit. It has no preservatives, no sugar added and no other ingredients. It's 100% Fruit! ... and it's actually better than freeze dried durian, if we're allowed to say that on this website 🤭👀
Tina Ly – December 20, 2024
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