[mattsabun]

Anyone would try this??

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[PSIG]

Jakfruit, yes? It's been a very long time, but IIRC it tasted pretty good. I met a guy I sold a car to that raised them up to a huge 50 to 75 pounds (25-30 kg) and sold them for wedding gifts, as a symbol of health, wealth and prosperity for $300 to $500 each. They were behind barbed-wire fencing with netting around them and all sorts of protections against thieves and bugs.

David

[noisymime]

I'm going to guess durian. It's pretty tasty the few times I've had it, but man that smell is something you really have to get over first.

[mattsabun]

Jakfruit, yes? It's been a very long time, but IIRC it tasted pretty good. I met a guy I sold a car to that raised them up to a huge 50 to 75 pounds (25-30 kg) and sold them for wedding gifts, as a symbol of health, wealth and prosperity for $300 to $500 each. They were behind barbed-wire fencing with netting around them and all sorts of protections against thieves and bugs.

David

Not jackfruit, it is durian. Anyway, we here got two type of jackfruit call cempedak and nangka. If you eat it in raw (no cooking, fried) I belive it is Nangka.

I'm going to guess durian. It's pretty tasty the few times I've had it, but man that smell is something you really have to get over first.

Yes, you are so true. It has very bad smell. I still remember when i was kid, someone took this fruit in air conditioned bus. It cause 5-7 poeple on bus vomit. But for sure, it taste good. Currently now its season. I can source it lot.

[Billzilla]

It's usually banned on aircraft, because of the smell.