is durian available in the US?

Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:I don't know about whether the ones here are treated (I doubt it), but it's probably because Malaysia is hotter, and stinky food smells worse in hot weather.

That said, I recall reading somewhere that scientists were working on genetically engineering less stinky durian. That seems ridiculous, since I doubt people will want to eat it even if it's "less" stinky. Scientists already ruined jalapenos trying to make them milder...I hope they don't ruin durian, too!


I believe durian from supermarket here come from Indonesia. Durians from there are less "pungent" compared to the ones from Malaysia. They are also frozen which alters the smell a little.
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