I didn’t like it much when I tried an over-ripe one from a migrant market in Korea, but durian has grown on me. When it’s ripe and ready…it’s stinky. But it tastes like high-grade honey and bright tropical fruits. I have grown to love it, and the smell now makes my mouth water. Lucky that it’s so readily available here in China!
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Coleen Monroe-Knight is a Colorado native who has left a trail of new homes for herself around the world. She's set foot in 30 countries and lived on four continents in the last thirteen years.
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