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Does durian test better the more you eat it?
I tried durian recently, and while the taste was intriguing (hints of mango and tropical fruit), it was disgusting at the same time (hints of rotten onions and old gym sneakers).
I heard one person say that it's an acquired taste... Does it actually taste better over time the more you eat it??
3 Answers
- Anonymous9 years agoFavorite Answer
It does grow on you, but not everyone acquires the taste. I've eaten it in Asia; the one time I had it here in Australia it was OK but didn't taste nearly as good.
I've tried to acquire a taste for lychees, but despite trying multiple times I still hate the things.
- The Unknown ChefLv 79 years ago
As a chef working in Singapore I developed a taste for it, like ripe cheese such as Limburger and Blue Veined ones, it is an acquired taste, I had some other novel foods and drinks as chef, most at this time I would not consume now, so I would not put it off your choices, just keep it for special occasions, I even buy durian paste, it is a cooked mashed paste used mainly in pastries in Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia.
- Anonymous9 years ago
yeah, same with anything
Source(s): lived in taiwan and acquired many new tastes
