Yes. True. Small bite of durian just gives you the gasoline pungent smell without the taste, flavors, and texture. I think durian comes from the 4th dimension. 😂😂😂
I never get tired of these guys because they never act. Genuine and healthy dad and son relationships are so amazing to see. God bless these two and their family.
@@FreshDouganyou will be the dad you wanted bro, that will be the perfect revenge. My dad was a problem too, luckily his recent heart issues made rethink his attitude towards people and he is on a redemption arc now 😅
@@GTchummy story is litteraly the opposite. My dad was a good man and he wad a good relationship. Unfortunately he took his life 1 day after my 19th birthday. Hes last message was "Im very soory"...men I miss my dad.
what god? Can you demonstrate this god? What does blessing do, can you demonstrate that? I don't believe you, show me evidence and how it's done, step by step how you know this. GO:
@@thatsalex5298 "straight" in this context is a colloquialism meaning there is nothing else it could be, solid, or all the way. Sexual orientation is not a factor in this instance. Translation: Your dad is one of a kind! My apologies for any confusion.
Dude you're totally right. Plus his dad is right when he told him to take a big bite, because if you take a small bite of during you're just going to get the aromatics wafting into your mouth and then you're going to be breathing through your nose and it's going to smell bad and you're not going to be able to actually taste the durian fruit but if you have a full mouth, the aromatics aren't going to over stimulate your nose because there's not going to be very much air going through your mouth and you'll be able to actually taste the durian itself and not just the smell. I wish he did actually take a big bite because I bet he would have LOVED it. It's so good. Btw my friend's mom told me to take a big bite and I didn't and all I could taste was the smell, so that's how I know what would happen. She was able to talk me into actually taking a big bite by betting me I couldn't do it for $5 and after I took the big bite and realized how good it was I told her she was right all along and could keep her money lolol God that happened when I was 15 and I'm almost exactly a month away from turning 30, so that was literally half my lifetime ago...... Sorry for that random thought, I'm a little medicated right now (If you know what I mean 🍁🍃🍀🌲🔥🌬️💨 lolol)
Durian is not bad. People usually overthinks about the smell and compare it to something disgusting. If you close your eyes and taste it, it’s very sweet and creamy. The mind is very powerful
Back in the day my dad used to ship durian to the US, he told me a story of one time the shipment was delayed at JFK, and the container was held. Because of how long it took, the durian began to smell very pungent, and people assumed because of the “gasoline” smell there couldve been a leak. They ended up closing down a section of the airport because of durian😂
I still remember the one time my parents bought a durian they immediately threw it out because of the smell, I told them it was supposed to smell like that but they didn't care.
@@goatinatrenchcoat I smell the garbage smell though. You know when you throw out fruit and it sits over night? Like it's a super sweet smell but it smells like something went bad
@thesimppolice5yearsago357 for its vs it's that rule would apply. But in general for demonstrating possessive properties for nouns the apostrophe s is the norm. Double check the Purdue Online Writing Lab (google Purdue Owl) just in case something newfangled came up like an Oxford comma but during my time as a writing tutor and writing consultant that's what the breakdown used to mean ten years ago. But in light of his other recent video where he claims everyone as his son, sons' could be acceptable too since we all kind of suffered together from seeing his son suffer haha😂
😂 I did that to my son when he was like 2.5 yrs old. He wanted more vanilla ice cream. I gave him a spoonful of sour cream instead (because we had it out for tacos). The look on his face lives in my memory. I feel so bad, he's never fully trusted me since.
Durian is for people with very developed palates. The only element that makes people say it stinks is the ripe brie cheese aroma that it has. For people who don't eat cheese, they feel it stinks. Other than that, it's an everlasting gobstopper of banana, papaya, mango, vanilla, custard, pineapple, Coconut, and other fruit aromas.
In 1993, I spent a month in Malaysia for work. One day, our driver pulled over to a roadside vendor to buy us some durian. As we were outside, the smell wasn’t too overpowering but the taste was quite delicious.
I was walking around Guangzhou and turned a corner and I thought wtf is that smell, we must be walking towards a dead animal or something. Turns out it was a durian stand. Curious to try it if I could ever get over that smell
@@20DJ11is it an acquired taste, like wine, many spices, hot sauces and cheese? Cause that was a VERY strong reaction from the son, so I can just imagine how awful it tastes for most people. I don’t feel the son was overdramatic at all😂
@@maemae4909it wasn’t an acquired taste for me, I was introduced to durian when I was very little and really liked it. I think it has something to do with genetics. Both of my parents like durian as well.
My husband is from Malaysia. Because of him, I fell in love with durian. We got rejected by the taxi there when the driver saw the bag of durian in our hands lol I decided to eat it on site ever since. It is indeed an acquired taste, but if you love it, there's nothing else like it.
@@dzhbby I don’t blame ya. I used to feel sick when I smell durian, until one day my mom brought one home and hid it in her room while waiting for it to ripe. I came home and smelled a very strong floral scent so I asked my mom when did she plant flowers? She was surprised and said it was not flowers, it was her durian. I was shook. Maybe durians don't always smell bad, maybe some of them actually smell like flowers. Maybe it's the sign of me getting used to the odor, I don't know. I do know that animals do love this odor/scent and will come to eat it.
Personally, I love Durian. When I was younger my Vietnamese uncle gave me some and then he and my other relatives started smiling cheekily expecting me to gag. They were shocked when I said I loved it. It's so expensive to buy but I eat it every chance I get. I even enjoy Durian flavoured food items. I think the scent is like a headily perfumed sweetness with a slight hint of garlic. Durian is basically like a sweet garlic custard. I love garlic too so maybe that's why I find durian rather pleasant.
@@igovalentino7561 That sounds delicious!! I will take a look for sure. Thank you for the suggestion. A few days ago I found a store that sold durian ice cream! I'm a happy girl!
@@opheliamaples yes, but you’re the only person who I’ve heard describe it as I would, but also say they like it. Most people who like it steer clear of the garlic and onion flavour it has.
I tried durian recently. It did have a weird garlicky aftertaste, but it soon tasted like creamy fruity sweetness. I tried it again a few days later, and the weird aftertaste is gone. I can’t wait to have it again soon, so unique. Definitely one of my favourites 😊
Can you liken it to ANYTHING??? Realizing it’s unique most don’t compare and apparently nothing comes close but you guys never TRY you just shrug your shoulders!!! Somebody PLEASE attempt it!!!🙏🏻
@@joliebokeh1958yes as a durian lover yes your descridtion is near whta i tasted but the garlic taste is just some people mind thinkit like that way i think it more to what the old man describe it a strong passion fruit or from me is like alcohol
My dad was disgusted with me and wanted me dead. I never truly understood why you need a dad until I saw this channel, I get hope for humanity and I am glad that there are good relationships with dad as this
jackfruit is indeen nice and i also like it, you get more edible fruits and the strand is very delicious if you know how to cook it and the pit have unique taste when you make it "curry"
Durian is one of those foods where the more you eat it the more you like it. I threw up the first time I ate it I can now eat like half a fruit no problem.
When to China for the first time, I had the same reaction. But I LOVED the texture. So I just kept eating it and gaging until I learned to NOT BREATH THROUGH MY NOSE while eating cutting it open and eating. We bought one the other day and put it on the freezer. When we cut it open, it was just like eating soft serve ice cream! So good!
As an indonesian myself, durian is 1 of my most favorite fruits i ever eat. The smells was kinda stingy at first, but when you get used to it, it wasnt that bad, and i like the creamy-ice cream like texture. Near my house, theres even a restaurant that served durian's flavor food only such as ice cream durian, durian smoothy, etc.
For people who eat Durian, it smells "fragrant". Can't explain it, brain just switched up at some point. The first time I heard someone say it smells bad, I thought they were crazy.
I strongly suspect that there's a cilantro-like genetics thing going on, where different people are truly tasting different things. I don't see any other good way to explain the huge differences in how people apparently perceive durian's smell and taste. (I'm in the "kinda like vanilla cream with caramelized onion and a hint of smelly cheese" group myself. Wouldn't say I love it, but I'll eat it from time to time.)
@@l-l-l-l-l-l-land why would you say "half Asian at best" when clearly this man is absolutely Asian by appearance. Smh 🤦🏽♀️ I don't get people like you lol this man is obviously a chef plus opening a durian in that certain way depends on the ripeness of the fruit.
It's the king of fruits for a reason. And like a king it chooses who can enjoy its heavenly taste. The smell is so strong because it has 50 different compounds in it, 8 compounds can only be found in durian and 4 compounds are still unknown to science. That's why different people have different perception and reaction towards its smell, it's because the mixture of those numerous compounds.
Try it at your own risk. Tried it and did not like it. One of my grandkids said it's like bubblegum and garlic mixed together. We all gagged. I felt his son's pain 🙂.
@@thenexus7343 There's actually many types of durian, and the smell slightly varies too. Some types smell pungent & gaseous, some are more creamy & mild. I think you just have to find the ones that you can withstand 😂
His dad has one of the simpler yet more accurate descriptions of what a durian smells like when ripe: it really smells like gas. It has a sulfur-like scent.
Heres tips for open durian, see at the bottom of the fruits, you will see some lines at bottom, those lines indicate to cut and open the durians so you will not damage or straight cut into the seeds. From malaysia with love❤
When the dad said "one more bite" its actually very true. I hated Durian before, but one day my uncle brought me to his orchard. There's nothing there to eat except Durian. I forced myself to eat it.. Hated it.. but after 5 minutes of forced eating, it tasted really2 GOOD! Never understood why but thats the magic of it.
@@Voyeurrrr its completely true.. i dont know why but it is just like that.. however the hit or miss part is also true.. sometimes there are very tasty durian, and sometimes its not that tasty. eating durian will give different kind of experience each time..
Im the opposite.. as a Filipino everyone is obsessed with it, and as a kid probably trying to fit in, I eat with them (only occasionally tho cause its expensive and seasonal) but the more I ate the more its unbearable for me cant even stand the smell and I didn't understand why I don't find it delicious but still eat to blend in with everyone... Until I matured and just admit that I dont like it...
In ASEAN definitely the best fruit for us. Even in Indonesia durian can turn into sweet food like ice cream, soup durian, and many more like dessert. Durian always been king of fruits
Observation: I'm not sure why but many people trying durian for the first time tend to smell it before eating it. Like you already know it's infamous for its smell. You don't have to smell it before eating. The key to tasting it properly is to just eat it without smelling it. And if you think it tastes like onions, it means you got a partially unripe durian. I always judge the taste of durian based on how soft and creamy the texture is. Crunchy = Unripe and probably disgusting for beginners. It's supposed to taste like creme brulee and the better tasting ones have an alcohol flavour to them too. Bitter durians pack a punch yet taste the best. Once you get used to the smell, they become more sweet. Usually the bad smell of durians are when you smell them from far away.
Your dad is amazing. The love you guys have is special, and you should never take him for granted. Make sure to appreciate all the time you have with him that you can. You are one lucky kid, man.
As a filipino i love durian, it is also a local fruit in one of the cities here in the Philippines and it's true that it is banned in hotel and taxi in other countries because even if you wrap the container fully with a tape where you put it's flesh with the seed of course, the smell of it will still come out 😂 and it's also very delicious when you make a durian shake drink from it 😊
Durian is from the Malay language (one of the major languages in SEA. National language of Malaysia and Singapore), means thorny. It is the king of SEA fruits.
Love durians so much ! They are the king of fruits. Malaysia is the largest country for producing Durian and they have different grade and price for all kind durians with different creamy texture. Guess which fruit is the queen of fruit ? Mangosteen !
I'm Malaysian and everytime it's "durian season" my dad would always go crazy and buy like 4-5 durian every week for the whole season. In a day he would open at least 1 durian and he would make sure that he sent some to my granny. I still like durian but has slowed down a bit since I don't like the heat after eating it.
hell yeah, my mom used to brought home a bucket filled 10-20 durians from his bff's garden. some filled with 'durian kampung' where you can taste the sweetness, some with D24
@@i_am_a_random_guyIt is an acquired taste, it's either you love it, or hate it, different people find this to taste different, for me, it smells incredibly good, and it tastes like custard on crack. Just like catnip for cats, there are other cats that don't like it.
@@i_am_a_random_guyto me it tasted like the most luscious, rich and decadent custard ever. Never heard of the garlic part. Maybe it's like cilantro, where some people just can't stand it.
As a half Indonesian, it's just hard to describe a Durian. It does smells bad but when u try it once (eat it with your hand, it hits different) it's just like sweet cream
Lol with every sentence describing this fruit(?) I feel like I lose more context as to what this is. Why does it smell? Who ate the smelly fruit first? Why does the hand hit different? who wtf even is sweet garlic onion cream but most importantly, am I going to have to brush my teeth after eating?
@@dayoldnews8869 why don't you try one yourself lol? Pro tip: open it outside so your house dosen't smell like durian, we once opened one of these inside and the house smelled like durian even after 2 days
It's not a bad smell really, but a smell you won't like nontheless Edit: after trying another durian, the smell isn't really that bad, it's just very strong
For those who have never had it, i tell people to try it half way frozen for their first time (ice cream consistency). I feel like it helps reduce the pungency and also the sweetness comes thru better (like how refrigerated fruits seems sweeter). Thats the best chance or turning people ON to durian.
To anyone wondering, the smell is pungent. I personally dont find it to be a bad smell just really strong. The taste is something i could describe us a custard-y rum. It almost has a fermented taste to it. Some variants are sweeter while some are more bitter ❤
Legal question: if you force fed someone this as discipline, torture, or interrogation instead of physical harm, would it be classified as psychological torture and how would it be handled? Think in terms of kids misbehaving all the way to terrorist in Guantanamo.
@sped monie Even so it doesnt even a good for display cut. The most flesh is hidden behind the skin, seeds are cut in half. it makes it less appetising if you ask me. i seen many durian being cut "normally" that is wayyyy better than that
As an Indonesians I'm proud if durian can be famous like this, and the fact if you know Bali then it is part of Indonesia so if one day you go to Bali you should try durian if you are interested, by the way, there are also a lot of durians in Malaysia.
@@kelvingunawan1099 u sure ? Cause quick google search says otherwise When i type this "where was durian found" this is the link i got. en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durian#:~:text=The%20origin%20of%20the%20durian,from%20India%20to%20New%20Guinea.
@@tubbymontana7090 Durian is sweet but sometimes people focus too much on the smell so they don’t realize it. The texture is quite creamy. At first, it’s common to dislike it but it grows on you and you’ll crave it whenever u pass by the smell. Some people like to eat it straight after opening the fruit, some like it frozen (me), some make it into fritters (also yummy!) . Imo the taste of durian flavored foods generally are not good (ice cream or candy) but some can replicate the original taste quite well.
@@tubbymontana7090 i like to eat durian straight after opening it. the taste varies tbh some is sweet some is bitter and maybe have a hint of sour but not too much. but i eat all of them. of course the pricier it gets the better the quality but you might have to be smart and avoid scams(people who overprice them)
@@mr.lunatic3157 you literally just watched someone say how nasty the taste was…. there’s zero excuse to pretend that THIS is what you actually think the reason is
I love ur dad. I miss my tatay he's very soft spoken yet the coolest and yet also a disciplinarian figure in our home. And he was the family cook too one the best cook in our clan. I remember my tatay because of ur dad. They are very much alike.
Fresh durians are just amazing when they're in season. All these store bought ones are just not it. If you want to taste actual good durian and good food, come to any southeast Asian countries and you be amazed.
Your dad is goated. I used to watch him when I was between the ages of 5 and 16. I mean, I still do! But now I'm a chef, and it's crazy seeing this channel!!!!
He described it perfectly. Some people say it smells like trash, i’ve never heard of a cheese smell. It’s like if you took a melon and a bouquet of flowers and concentrated that smell so much it started to bring an earthy pungency with a slight gasoliny hit. I have no idea why people think it tastes nasty. As a SEA, I love it.
@@hasnimakke6179 hehehe saya Jawa kak, jadi kurang tau kalo di Sumatera juga ada, soalnya aku pertama tau dari upin ipin aja, jadi kirain dari malaysia wkwk
This is the blue cheese of fruits. Some people love it with a passion that burns like a dying sun, others loathe it just as intensely. There's no middle ground.
Wow, a healthy relationship between Dad and son. One more big bite, is awesome. There's no in between, either you hate it or love it the most. Oh, Durian, durian... I'm already mouth watering. Heeeemp, love it!
The best way to eat durian for a newbie who don’t like its smell is hold your nose tightly so you can’t smell it, then taste it by your tongue. Durian’s sweetness and creamy flavor would melted your heart.
I love the part at the end: "One more bite Son, one more bite". Like every Father trying to get their kids to eat something healthy!
@Phoenix Gaming Don't you ever disrespect CP SIG like that again
@Phoenix Gaming if you don’t quit disrespecting the goat CP SIG all caps when you spell the name I’ll get CP BIG on you
My Japanese grandparents would do the same thing to me 😂 my grandma's fav was natto
My you Wailuku Granma and Granpa!
Man it’s cuz his son is missing out. the sweetness from durian is the best sweetness I have tried. The bitterness isn’t even that overpowering
@phoenixgaming7739Nah, mine always pestered me about eating fast food he likes, nothing fresh
"ok one more bite son, one more" the most dad sentence ever
At least he didn't have the belt on his hand😂
"mm, mmm, mMM!" encouraging him to enjoy it even as he keels over in disgust 😆
I was looking for this comment because its 100% true, reminds me of my dad😂❤🤘
I find myself saying this often to my sons 🤣🤣
Too bad I don't have a dad
" Big bite, big bite, don't take a small"
I loved this part. This relationship is cutest.
actually if you eat durian large amout each bite, you can feel how delicious this fruit is...take small amount you just got the smell not fruit
@@yxssf_ oh that's why his dad was persistent.
try chips durian of Paglaeb brand please.
Yes. True. Small bite of durian just gives you the gasoline pungent smell without the taste, flavors, and texture. I think durian comes from the 4th dimension. 😂😂😂
he said the truth tho when you eat a lot then you can taste how good it is😂😂
I never get tired of these guys because they never act. Genuine and healthy dad and son relationships are so amazing to see. God bless these two and their family.
It seems so odd to me. My dad fractured my skull, broke my arm and kicked my front 4 teeth out when I was a kid. Wish I had a dad like this.
@@FreshDouganyou will be the dad you wanted bro, that will be the perfect revenge. My dad was a problem too, luckily his recent heart issues made rethink his attitude towards people and he is on a redemption arc now 😅
@@GTchummy story is litteraly the opposite. My dad was a good man and he wad a good relationship. Unfortunately he took his life 1 day after my 19th birthday. Hes last message was "Im very soory"...men I miss my dad.
@@NotTheSame230atleast y’all know yours mines a crackhead I’ve never met him
what god? Can you demonstrate this god? What does blessing do, can you demonstrate that?
I don't believe you, show me evidence and how it's done, step by step how you know this.
GO:
Your dad is a straight G.
I‘d assume if he wasn‘t straight it would be hard for his son to exist
@@thatsalex5298 "straight" in this context is a colloquialism meaning there is nothing else it could be, solid, or all the way. Sexual orientation is not a factor in this instance. Translation: Your dad is one of a kind! My apologies for any confusion.
@@ashleyhinton7015 uhm i meant it as a joke
I am infinitely confused
He is not gangster
I love the dad enjoying it with all his heart and the son damn near running away from it lol
You love that?! You're easy
My family is the exact opposite. XD
@@klyddkross huh? Lol
@@klyddkross ???
Once you block your nostrils and eat it, it’s good,
"One more bite" makes this bridge culture and generations
Let me say "Oh yeah daddy right there" ... thank you
Dude you're totally right.
Plus his dad is right when he told him to take a big bite, because if you take a small bite of during you're just going to get the aromatics wafting into your mouth and then you're going to be breathing through your nose and it's going to smell bad and you're not going to be able to actually taste the durian fruit but if you have a full mouth, the aromatics aren't going to over stimulate your nose because there's not going to be very much air going through your mouth and you'll be able to actually taste the durian itself and not just the smell. I wish he did actually take a big bite because I bet he would have LOVED it. It's so good.
Btw my friend's mom told me to take a big bite and I didn't and all I could taste was the smell, so that's how I know what would happen. She was able to talk me into actually taking a big bite by betting me I couldn't do it for $5 and after I took the big bite and realized how good it was I told her she was right all along and could keep her money lolol God that happened when I was 15 and I'm almost exactly a month away from turning 30, so that was literally half my lifetime ago...... Sorry for that random thought, I'm a little medicated right now (If you know what I mean 🍁🍃🍀🌲🔥🌬️💨 lolol)
@@Shiznittlebizbampop1 I love this!! Lol
@@floatingshoppinglist5193 bro.... the next time you comment, it will've been too soon
@@floatingshoppinglist5193 okay ooo
Durian is not bad. People usually overthinks about the smell and compare it to something disgusting. If you close your eyes and taste it, it’s very sweet and creamy. The mind is very powerful
🤔Ummmm Maybe. 😅 I’d be so nervous but would definitely want to try it because his dad made it look like it tastes SOOOOOO YUMMY. 🤤
The “big bite big bite” is peak parent trying to get you to eat something healthy 😂
Fr and we don't like it even though they are trying to tell us it's good 💀
@@dead_memes1921The kids never listen😢
I ate durian when I was a kid is delicious but smell so bad
@@diancarlitossilverii1912usually the people who can eat duriyan dont hate the smell
@mr.lunatic3157 I dont eat every day, but it is good. I love the taste, but my smell is very sensitive when I was a kid
We, Malaysian, mostly love durian. One thing bout durian is that, it's either you really love it or you really hate it. there's no in between 😂
As a Filipino. I'm in between. Although there are times that I really crave it. But most of the time if i see them, I'd feel indifferent.
as a person that loves durian, i can agree with this statement. Most people here hates durian because of its strong smell
@@vashrazul6156 that’s impossible you can’t be in between
Can you speak Malay, kalau boleh kau faham lah apa aku cakap
@@theprocessss says you
Back in the day my dad used to ship durian to the US, he told me a story of one time the shipment was delayed at JFK, and the container was held. Because of how long it took, the durian began to smell very pungent, and people assumed because of the “gasoline” smell there couldve been a leak. They ended up closing down a section of the airport because of durian😂
I still remember the one time my parents bought a durian they immediately threw it out because of the smell, I told them it was supposed to smell like that but they didn't care.
I was wondering what happened when my flight got cancelled that day. Mystery solved
@Highroller303 well there u go I hope u got ur money back 😅
@@HairyJuan I’m so happy 😮 pop
My brother-in-law's work had to evacuate the building due to durian.
Their relationship is so wonderful to see. I love he calls him “Son”.
Durian is the black licorice of Asia, you either love it or hate it.
That's such a good analogy.
@@goatinatrenchcoat I smell the garbage smell though. You know when you throw out fruit and it sits over night? Like it's a super sweet smell but it smells like something went bad
warning: do not eat with alcohol
@@joebaiden4436 ☠
@@AA123TD i think the one you eat actually rot. it only taste like onion when it start to rot
That dad factor really kicked in as the son's potential for suffering grew 😂😭
@@-_-_-_-_-ImGigs-_-_-_-_-_-_-_son’s is correct
@@-_-_-_-_-ImGigs-_-_-_-_-_-_-_who taught you that 😂
@thesimppolice5yearsago357 for its vs it's that rule would apply. But in general for demonstrating possessive properties for nouns the apostrophe s is the norm. Double check the Purdue Online Writing Lab (google Purdue Owl) just in case something newfangled came up like an Oxford comma but during my time as a writing tutor and writing consultant that's what the breakdown used to mean ten years ago.
But in light of his other recent video where he claims everyone as his son, sons' could be acceptable too since we all kind of suffered together from seeing his son suffer haha😂
@@-_-_-_-_-ImGigs-_-_-_-_-_-_-_ wrong again. Apostrophe is used for possessive nouns as well and “son’s” is a possessive noun.
@@-_-_-_-_-ImGigs-_-_-_-_-_-_-_Did you fail English or some?
He ran off like a toddler in distress looked back with the "the trust is gone" look .😂😂😂😂😂
😂 I did that to my son when he was like 2.5 yrs old. He wanted more vanilla ice cream. I gave him a spoonful of sour cream instead (because we had it out for tacos). The look on his face lives in my memory. I feel so bad, he's never fully trusted me since.
😂
@@goldilox369🤣
Durian is for people with very developed palates.
The only element that makes people say it stinks is the ripe brie cheese aroma that it has.
For people who don't eat cheese, they feel it stinks.
Other than that, it's an everlasting gobstopper of banana, papaya, mango, vanilla, custard, pineapple, Coconut, and other fruit aromas.
For me it tastes and stinks like onion, just without the stinginess (i.e. it doesn't hurt physically).
@@Midaspl
Yes, I think there is an onion aroma as well. I eat onions all the time, so that's not a negative for me.
In 1993, I spent a month in Malaysia for work. One day, our driver pulled over to a roadside vendor to buy us some durian. As we were outside, the smell wasn’t too overpowering but the taste was quite delicious.
The durians in Malaysia are really delicious. Especially the Musang King Durian. It's soo delicious and smell really good.
You're a man of culture
Penang state also has some good durians
The Black Gold is also a really good shout. Its creamy yet bitter.
I was walking around Guangzhou and turned a corner and I thought wtf is that smell, we must be walking towards a dead animal or something. Turns out it was a durian stand. Curious to try it if I could ever get over that smell
my Filipina mom was so happy we told her that we’re going to philippines because she wanted to have durians again
You won't be able to bring it back!!!!
@@powyr4469 yea but anyways theres durians in Canada, but she was just happy to eat it there cuz not the same authentic taste when in canada
@@20DJ11is it an acquired taste, like wine, many spices, hot sauces and cheese? Cause that was a VERY strong reaction from the son, so I can just imagine how awful it tastes for most people. I don’t feel the son was overdramatic at all😂
@@maemae4909it wasn’t an acquired taste for me, I was introduced to durian when I was very little and really liked it. I think it has something to do with genetics. Both of my parents like durian as well.
@@maemae4909 It takes a while to get used to the taste like natto(i forgor how to spell it)
My husband is from Malaysia. Because of him, I fell in love with durian. We got rejected by the taxi there when the driver saw the bag of durian in our hands lol I decided to eat it on site ever since. It is indeed an acquired taste, but if you love it, there's nothing else like it.
My wife arabian and I'm Malaysian she took 10 years to love durian. 😂
Malaysia durian is fcking hack so stupid good and creamy
There aint mo way im putting something in my mouth if my nose dislikes it ngl
@@dzhbby I don’t blame ya. I used to feel sick when I smell durian, until one day my mom brought one home and hid it in her room while waiting for it to ripe. I came home and smelled a very strong floral scent so I asked my mom when did she plant flowers? She was surprised and said it was not flowers, it was her durian. I was shook. Maybe durians don't always smell bad, maybe some of them actually smell like flowers. Maybe it's the sign of me getting used to the odor, I don't know. I do know that animals do love this odor/scent and will come to eat it.
It taste good it really sweet 😋
"One more bite son, one more bite" taking him back to toddler days 😂😂😂
Your dad seems like a fun and cool guy. I'm glad it looks like you two have a wholesome relationship.
Yea this it not common ,they are having fun and make Videos together
Why does the dad have so much swag.
I wanna be like that when I’m older.
he got it the swag cuh he knows wats up
Do you love durian? If not dont even dare to have swag
You must be a child with a comment like that 🤦♂️
he's owned like 10 restaurants at this point lol
@@rusty5078 you must not have any swag with a comment like that.
Get dunked on idiot. *dabs*
My friend was eating durian candy at work, they called the fire department and evacuated the building thinking there was a gas leak.
It does smell like gasoline, but when it comes to taste, it’s actually really sweet but depends on what kind of durian
@@KryptonKrwhen people say gas leak no one is talking about gasoline
@@JdmgjnFjahgks Sorry, I meant gas the cooking gas
@@JdmgjnFjahgkscool and?
Hard pass 😂
You have a chill dad.
Personally, I love Durian. When I was younger my Vietnamese uncle gave me some and then he and my other relatives started smiling cheekily expecting me to gag. They were shocked when I said I loved it. It's so expensive to buy but I eat it every chance I get. I even enjoy Durian flavoured food items. I think the scent is like a headily perfumed sweetness with a slight hint of garlic. Durian is basically like a sweet garlic custard. I love garlic too so maybe that's why I find durian rather pleasant.
you should try to make some durian pancake, it's an Indonesian recipe, I think you can look at it on youtube
Yes exactly like sweet garlic custard- AkA disgusting
@@boarbot7829 Each to their own I guess 🙂
@@igovalentino7561 That sounds delicious!! I will take a look for sure. Thank you for the suggestion. A few days ago I found a store that sold durian ice cream! I'm a happy girl!
@@opheliamaples yes, but you’re the only person who I’ve heard describe it as I would, but also say they like it. Most people who like it steer clear of the garlic and onion flavour it has.
I tried durian recently. It did have a weird garlicky aftertaste, but it soon tasted like creamy fruity sweetness.
I tried it again a few days later, and the weird aftertaste is gone.
I can’t wait to have it again soon, so unique. Definitely one of my favourites 😊
Can you liken it to ANYTHING??? Realizing it’s unique most don’t compare and apparently nothing comes close but you guys never TRY you just shrug your shoulders!!! Somebody PLEASE attempt it!!!🙏🏻
@lindabuck2777 I haven't tried it myself but I have heard it described as custard cream, white chocolate and garlic together.
@@joliebokeh1958 thank you!!! ❤️🙏🏻
@@joliebokeh1958yes as a durian lover yes your descridtion is near whta i tasted but the garlic taste is just some people mind thinkit like that way i think it more to what the old man describe it a strong passion fruit or from me is like alcohol
My favorite fruit of all time.🤤🤤🤤.. I use to eat one bucket in durian season.. by the way august is durian season 🤤🤤
My dad was disgusted with me and wanted me dead. I never truly understood why you need a dad until I saw this channel, I get hope for humanity and I am glad that there are good relationships with dad as this
Yeah my dad hates me, and doesn't even think about me because I don't resemble him or his interests.
@@Vespyr_ wanna share our trauma stories y'all lol. DW me 3. And both of my parents so. YAYYYY 🙌 let's make a club 🤷♀️😂
Where did this come from?
Sorry that happened to you and I hope everything gets better for you and everybody else ❤
@@danielphillip5261 trauma and envy
Knowledge is power. ☺️
Durian Fruit Benefits For Health:
Improves Digestive Health.
Prevents Cardiovascular Diseases.
Maintains Blood Sugar Levels.
Regulates Blood Pressure Levels.
Helps In Weight Gain.
Bolsters Immunity And Metabolism.
Lowers Cancer Risk.
Strengthens Bones And Joints.
As an asian i can confirm durian SLAPS
Same but form South Asia
So good frfr
Indonesian here and it tastes so good. It doesn't even smell bad, it smells sweet and delectable. 10/10 W fruit.
I prefer jackfruit. They're both spiky
jackfruit is indeen nice and i also like it, you get more edible fruits and the strand is very delicious if you know how to cook it and the pit have unique taste when you make it "curry"
Your dad is awesome, and you're a great son to share him with us. Thank you
Lmao parents would try to trick me saying “one more bite, this one is different”
It was in fact not different 😢
So how many times did you end up falling for it!!?? Sorry had to ask!!! Lol
I do this to my daughter. Exact words. This one is different lol
Durian is one of those foods where the more you eat it the more you like it.
I threw up the first time I ate it
I can now eat like half a fruit no problem.
Thats what i do to my picky gf😭
@@bryanmyers2878 Wrong question you should ask how many times have not fall for it because ( the other way around is uncountable)
When to China for the first time, I had the same reaction. But I LOVED the texture. So I just kept eating it and gaging until I learned to NOT BREATH THROUGH MY NOSE while eating cutting it open and eating. We bought one the other day and put it on the freezer. When we cut it open, it was just like eating soft serve ice cream! So good!
As a Malaysian that grew up eating this fruit, I can't imagine why a lot of foreigners think the taste is disgusting. It is very sweet to me.
My wife is Burmese and she made me eat this and I thought it tasted like vanilla ice cream. I enjoyed it
Kan. Dan knpa dia buka durian mcm tu😂
I'm personally triggered by the fact he cut through the seed
@@tvaan4538he cut that durian like he cut a Jack fruit
Probably smell/taste associations due to region. Some people think Hersheys bars taste like puke.
As an indonesian myself, durian is 1 of my most favorite fruits i ever eat. The smells was kinda stingy at first, but when you get used to it, it wasnt that bad, and i like the creamy-ice cream like texture. Near my house, theres even a restaurant that served durian's flavor food only such as ice cream durian, durian smoothy, etc.
Hiyek mas. 😂😂😂
Bener banget
Gatau jer pada gak suka bau durian, genetik kah?
I love durian ice cream and cream puff. It has the durian taste without the pungent odor afterwards.
when I first tried durian I didn't even notice a smell and I liked it the first time I tried it
For people who eat Durian, it smells "fragrant". Can't explain it, brain just switched up at some point. The first time I heard someone say it smells bad, I thought they were crazy.
True. I dont eat a lot of it, but to me, it smells good
I strongly suspect that there's a cilantro-like genetics thing going on, where different people are truly tasting different things. I don't see any other good way to explain the huge differences in how people apparently perceive durian's smell and taste.
(I'm in the "kinda like vanilla cream with caramelized onion and a hint of smelly cheese" group myself. Wouldn't say I love it, but I'll eat it from time to time.)
Thats because they’re all in a giant box where you’re smelling 100 of them at the same time.
I know a lot of Filipinos where it's common and they all say it stinks and none of them even really like it at all either .. I know I love it tho
Agree!!! This is my favorite fruit and its smell is mouth watering for me 🤤
I'm convinced most people only pretend to like it because it makes them feel like they're cultured.
That describes a lot of foods that are considered acquired tastes
I grew up eating durian and it's genuinely delicious to me. Upbringing is definitely the biggest factor imo.
Truly an asian dad.He even held the durian with his bare hands which to me is impressive.
He can't even open the durian correctly. Half asian at best. Those who love durian knows how to open them
Nobody in Asia cuts through the seed like that and it's eaten using hands. :-)
Why tf does it matter lol he got it open and ate it. That's it's purpose.
@@l-l-l-l-l-l-land why would you say "half Asian at best" when clearly this man is absolutely Asian by appearance. Smh 🤦🏽♀️ I don't get people like you lol this man is obviously a chef plus opening a durian in that certain way depends on the ripeness of the fruit.
@@l-l-l-l-l-l-lthey’re expensive AF lol. You’ve gotta either live in an area where they’re common or be rich to “know how to open them”
the "one more bite" represent the true love family FR
It's the king of fruits for a reason. And like a king it chooses who can enjoy its heavenly taste. The smell is so strong because it has 50 different compounds in it, 8 compounds can only be found in durian and 4 compounds are still unknown to science. That's why different people have different perception and reaction towards its smell, it's because the mixture of those numerous compounds.
Seeing that man eat durian with such a face of contentment and bliss makes me wanna try it! 😅
I highly recommend that you find someplace that makes a smoothie or a shake. Very little smell that way. 😂😂😂 Tastes great though!
Try it at your own risk. Tried it and did not like it. One of my grandkids said it's like bubblegum and garlic mixed together. We all gagged. I felt his son's pain 🙂.
its very sweet
When I was a kid I hated it, but now I’m intoxicated to it.
No you don’t 😂
He seems like a very loving father youbtwo must have a strong bond
Man, I'd have paid anything to have a father like this
Can't change the past but you can strive to be a parent like this 👍
I'd pay anything to have a father
@@unhappybacon3292you stole my line!
Give me all your money and belongings....ill be your dad.
I feel you man
I love the relationship you two have! It's amazing! Not every father/son get to have it.
You’re not lying. But some fathers don’t deserve it. Like mine. But me and my son have this
Love in a lot of families is conditional and it sucks, like if i do good i'm the best but if i don't i'm the worst. This kills relationships
Durian is an acquired taste. I feel like most chefs or foodie would appreciate its taste since they have advanced taste buds haha
Is there a way to dile down thesmell? O hear it smells awful but the taste is greate
"advanced" taste buds? You mean...picky eaters. That's what "foodies" are. Picky.
@@thenexus7343 There's actually many types of durian, and the smell slightly varies too. Some types smell pungent & gaseous, some are more creamy & mild. I think you just have to find the ones that you can withstand 😂
No, it's just the same thing where cilantro tastes like soap to some people.
His dad has one of the simpler yet more accurate descriptions of what a durian smells like when ripe: it really smells like gas. It has a sulfur-like scent.
Heres tips for open durian, see at the bottom of the fruits, you will see some lines at bottom, those lines indicate to cut and open the durians so you will not damage or straight cut into the seeds. From malaysia with love❤
I think bro was too excited and decided to brute force his way to the goods
When the dad said "one more bite" its actually very true. I hated Durian before, but one day my uncle brought me to his orchard. There's nothing there to eat except Durian. I forced myself to eat it.. Hated it.. but after 5 minutes of forced eating, it tasted really2 GOOD! Never understood why but thats the magic of it.
Wow I’ve read several comments saying the same thing.. that it’s better after the initial taste. That’s so strange!
@@Voyeurrrr its completely true.. i dont know why but it is just like that.. however the hit or miss part is also true.. sometimes there are very tasty durian, and sometimes its not that tasty. eating durian will give different kind of experience each time..
Im the opposite.. as a Filipino everyone is obsessed with it, and as a kid probably trying to fit in, I eat with them (only occasionally tho cause its expensive and seasonal) but the more I ate the more its unbearable for me cant even stand the smell and I didn't understand why I don't find it delicious but still eat to blend in with everyone... Until I matured and just admit that I dont like it...
Stinky magic
In ASEAN definitely the best fruit for us.
Even in Indonesia durian can turn into sweet food like ice cream, soup durian, and many more like dessert. Durian always been king of fruits
“One more bite son”…as he’s holding the spoon to him….so sweet😂love these two!!!
“NOT LITTLE BITE BIG BITE” such dad energy 😂
Observation: I'm not sure why but many people trying durian for the first time tend to smell it before eating it. Like you already know it's infamous for its smell. You don't have to smell it before eating. The key to tasting it properly is to just eat it without smelling it. And if you think it tastes like onions, it means you got a partially unripe durian. I always judge the taste of durian based on how soft and creamy the texture is. Crunchy = Unripe and probably disgusting for beginners. It's supposed to taste like creme brulee and the better tasting ones have an alcohol flavour to them too. Bitter durians pack a punch yet taste the best. Once you get used to the smell, they become more sweet. Usually the bad smell of durians are when you smell them from far away.
It sounded like he was describing some bud 😭😭
“Its a mix between some gas and some passion fruit”
Spittin
Fr🤣😂
Damn lemme find out this shit tastes and smells like weed 😂😂
😂😅🤣
One man's trash is another man's treasure😂😂😂😂😂
Tbh it tastes good for most Asian people. But western people dont rlly like it
@@kor-_e
Yeah fr
I pity those who can't eat durian
your dad is my spirit animal😂😂 i hope to be a chef like him someday
Your dad is amazing. The love you guys have is special, and you should never take him for granted. Make sure to appreciate all the time you have with him that you can. You are one lucky kid, man.
As a filipino i love durian, it is also a local fruit in one of the cities here in the Philippines and it's true that it is banned in hotel and taxi in other countries because even if you wrap the container fully with a tape where you put it's flesh with the seed of course, the smell of it will still come out 😂 and it's also very delicious when you make a durian shake drink from it 😊
I Agree I Love Durian Im From Malaysia
I'm Filipino and I can't stand it. Just disgusting.
Whoever likes it needs Listerine after it. Smells like fart 💨
To be heck, it kinda smells like mango and tastes like onion 🤔
I mean, it's all right. I just don't get why it's dubbed the King of Fruits when a different spiky boi such as Jackfruit exists.
Durian is from the Malay language (one of the major languages in SEA. National language of Malaysia and Singapore), means thorny. It is the king of SEA fruits.
Love durians so much ! They are the king of fruits. Malaysia is the largest country for producing Durian and they have different grade and price for all kind durians with different creamy texture.
Guess which fruit is the queen of fruit ? Mangosteen !
Can jackfruit be the prince...or jack of all trades because of the many uses
Yess both are unbelievablely tasty
Damn this is wholesome😅”mhmm mhmm, okay one more bite son, one more bite”
The one more bite is the most daddiest thing you can get.
I'm Malaysian and everytime it's "durian season" my dad would always go crazy and buy like 4-5 durian every week for the whole season. In a day he would open at least 1 durian and he would make sure that he sent some to my granny. I still like durian but has slowed down a bit since I don't like the heat after eating it.
Heat??
@@jcrc1 you'll sweat buckets after eating a lot of it
My brother-in-law used to buy it in tens of kg lmao until doctors told him to moderate it.
Hell ya
hell yeah, my mom used to brought home a bucket filled 10-20 durians from his bff's garden. some filled with 'durian kampung' where you can taste the sweetness, some with D24
Dad has an acquired taste for evrything. A true cook.
Totally agreed. We cant learn Cook if we dont know how things taste and how they taste together!
from what i've heard durians taste like garlic and whipped cream... how can someone like that?
Because he's southeast Asian lol
@@i_am_a_random_guyIt is an acquired taste, it's either you love it, or hate it, different people find this to taste different, for me, it smells incredibly good, and it tastes like custard on crack.
Just like catnip for cats, there are other cats that don't like it.
@@i_am_a_random_guyto me it tasted like the most luscious, rich and decadent custard ever. Never heard of the garlic part. Maybe it's like cilantro, where some people just can't stand it.
As an indonesian me and my parents used to visit Malaysia during durian season, honestly Malaysia's durian is the best in south-east asia
i think Thailand and Indonesia have some nice Durian as well , but the "Musang King" is still number 1
Man, tbh, sumatra's durian is the best durian ever been made. I had durian tembaga and with 100k, you can get like 3-4 pcs
@@ariovallentino3309 tembaga legend.. Lama x mkan. Tgh viral black thorn.
Skarang pling enak duri hitam om per kg 400rb aja
i think u mean the best in the WORLD. no other country can produce the best durian as Musang King.
This is the most "dad" episode of ironchefdad I've seen yet. 😂❤
As a malaysian, I can tell you that durians are not supposed to be cut like this😅
That's how to cut a Jack fruit www
As a filipino, I couldn't agree more lol
😅 yeah and its my favourite too
Uncle Roger would scream
+100
it said that even to this very day, his dad is still chasing him down the street saying, _"One more bite; just one more bite!"_
No, *it* certainly is *not* !
As a half Indonesian, it's just hard to describe a Durian. It does smells bad but when u try it once (eat it with your hand, it hits different) it's just like sweet cream
yeah like a oniony garlicky cream.
Lol with every sentence describing this fruit(?) I feel like I lose more context as to what this is.
Why does it smell? Who ate the smelly fruit first? Why does the hand hit different? who wtf even is sweet garlic onion cream but most importantly, am I going to have to brush my teeth after eating?
@@dayoldnews8869 why don't you try one yourself lol?
Pro tip: open it outside so your house dosen't smell like durian, we once opened one of these inside and the house smelled like durian even after 2 days
It's not a bad smell really, but a smell you won't like nontheless
Edit: after trying another durian, the smell isn't really that bad, it's just very strong
I thought it tasted sweet, almost like bubblegum, with an onion aftertaste. Not really a flavor combination I enjoyed unfortunately
For those who have never had it, i tell people to try it half way frozen for their first time (ice cream consistency). I feel like it helps reduce the pungency and also the sweetness comes thru better (like how refrigerated fruits seems sweeter). Thats the best chance or turning people ON to durian.
All dads loving foods that their sons can't bear to eat, it's like a universal language 😂
It is 😂😂
My dad with dry martinis lol
My parents with Brussel sprouts, peas, and asparagus. Blah!
My dad with pickled pork rinds
@@cybertoad5641eat your vegetables bro 😂😭
To anyone wondering, the smell is pungent. I personally dont find it to be a bad smell just really strong. The taste is something i could describe us a custard-y rum. It almost has a fermented taste to it. Some variants are sweeter while some are more bitter ❤
whenever I see your vid, I think it's awesome to see a good father and son bond
'One more bite , one more bite son!' 😂😂
Iron chef is the BEST! Truely from SG. Love u from MY😊
as indonesian who love durian so much, how you guys cut durian makes me cry 🤣
Bro my soul🥲
Ikr seeing the fruit like that something in me died.
That's what im saying😂😂😂
he cut through the seed (/´△`＼)
We benar tu bang
As an Indonesian, I LOVE DURIAN❤
Durian is amazing. 😋
Le goût ressemble à quoi ? C'est sucré ?
🤤
@@Enae-Lebiew3 wtf
Same here bro, especially the when my mom making durian jam out of it
@@Enae-Lebiew3its sweet with gas on it like a fart 😂😂
The dad feels like a Malaysian ... i can feel it ...
His name is Susur Lee and he’s originally from Hong Kong
Lol, this fruit has such strong smell, you can feel it without see from 15 meters away, 20 meters if the wind is on your side
He is not a malaysian ，who the hell malaysian eat durian with spoon？wtf？？
His Chinese born and raised from Hong Kong
@@Astrix_Jaeger hong kong is not part of china.
Legal question: if you force fed someone this as discipline, torture, or interrogation instead of physical harm, would it be classified as psychological torture and how would it be handled? Think in terms of kids misbehaving all the way to terrorist in Guantanamo.
As Malaysian, i feel bad with how the host cut the durian right through into 50/50
agreed, it should be open by following the vein of the fruit 😭😭, but either way, glad that someone like Durian 😍
ikr. i legitimately screamed my lungs out
Y’all gotta remember this is a short it was probably cut in half only for presentation
@sped monie Even so it doesnt even a good for display cut. The most flesh is hidden behind the skin, seeds are cut in half. it makes it less appetising if you ask me. i seen many durian being cut "normally" that is wayyyy better than that
Yeah my heart breaks a little
“ Mmm “ (dad tearing it up) son spits it out in disgust and throws spoon “ One more bite son!” 😂😂😂 like he 3
facts!
As an Indonesians I'm proud if durian can be famous like this, and the fact if you know Bali then it is part of Indonesia so if one day you go to Bali you should try durian if you are interested, by the way, there are also a lot of durians in Malaysia.
They're starting to grow them in Queensland (north Eastern Australia).
Davao City in Mindanao Philippines we called Durian Capital because its famous of these fruit Durian.☺️
Why are you proud as an Indonesian for durian lol? It's origin is Aussie, not Indon 🤣🤣.
@@kelvingunawan1099 u sure ?
Cause quick google search says otherwise
When i type this "where was durian found" this is the link i got.
en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Durian#:~:text=The%20origin%20of%20the%20durian,from%20India%20to%20New%20Guinea.
@@randomperson4198 ah I was wrong, it's not Australia but Malaysia and Borneo (East Malaysia).
I think durian is like cilantro, some people think it tastes good and some people think it doesn't.
as a malaysian i will never understand how people can't eat durian
Is durian sweet or bitter what you eat it with ?
@@tubbymontana7090 Durian is sweet but sometimes people focus too much on the smell so they don’t realize it. The texture is quite creamy. At first, it’s common to dislike it but it grows on you and you’ll crave it whenever u pass by the smell.
Some people like to eat it straight after opening the fruit, some like it frozen (me), some make it into fritters (also yummy!) .
Imo the taste of durian flavored foods generally are not good (ice cream or candy) but some can replicate the original taste quite well.
@@tubbymontana7090 i like to eat durian straight after opening it. the taste varies tbh some is sweet some is bitter and maybe have a hint of sour but not too much. but i eat all of them. of course the pricier it gets the better the quality but you might have to be smart and avoid scams(people who overprice them)
ikr
As a durian, I cannot understand why Malaysian eat me
"Come on kiddo. Here comes the little airplaaaane..."
xD
Open wide a mile high! Here comes the jet plane✈️
As an asian, im proud of his dad.
Edit : ty for the likes 😢❤
Durian's my most favourite fruit ever, I don't get it why some people hate it 😭
@@mr.lunatic3157 you literally just watched someone say how nasty the taste was…. there’s zero excuse to pretend that THIS is what you actually think the reason is
But he cut it wrong😢
he ate it, and didn't like it. drop it lol. Nobody wants your stinky fruit@@mr.lunatic3157
As asian me and my mom just peel it with bare hand without gloves on. Also we don't eat it with a spoon.
I love ur dad. I miss my tatay he's very soft spoken yet the coolest and yet also a disciplinarian figure in our home. And he was the family cook too one the best cook in our clan. I remember my tatay because of ur dad. They are very much alike.
For anyone wondering durian taste very sweet and creamy. The more smell it have the sweeter it is
Why did the boy say it was so nasty then?
Over exaggeration
@@dannybarton794 yeah the smell i guess people doesn’t like it
Fresh durians are just amazing when they're in season. All these store bought ones are just not it. If you want to taste actual good durian and good food, come to any southeast Asian countries and you be amazed.
@@zazzmgr3934 over exaggeration? They ban you from having durian in hotels & other public places. It clearly has a very powerful & pungent odor
Your dad is goated. I used to watch him when I was between the ages of 5 and 16. I mean, I still do! But now I'm a chef, and it's crazy seeing this channel!!!!
I didn't recognize him at first! Awesome 😎
Oh damn I didn't even recognize him!
Who is he?
@@flowflips3172Susur Lee. Amazing chef. He could probably convince you to eat toilet paper. I would love to pick the legends brains
Did he have a show?
As a malaysian, durian is one of my favorites fruit to eat and I can't stop eating it.
As a Chinese THAT SH HIT DIFFERENT FR
Your dad is the epitome of COOL. His hair, the glasses, every single one of his clothing choices…he’s an artist to his core.
Me as a Malaysian: First time seeing someone eat a durian using a spoon.
I am Nigerian and I love durian. I ate it so much when I was in Thailand, too bad they don’t have it here in Nigeria because I miss it so much.
You should steal the seed and plants it in negeria 😅
Yah…try growing it in Nigeria. Might work
😂i feel like every asian dad always gotta do the “one more bite”, especially for stuff that they really like
It's one of the most polarizing fruit. You either love it or hate it; don't understand the science behind it though. Me personally I love it ❤
as someone who's from SEA with lots of durian all year long, i died when they cut open the durian that way 🤣🤣 kudos for trying tho
Even me as european noticed the wrong cutt😅
They just don't know how to properly do it 😂
there is 2 kind of human on earth
1. those who love durian
2. those who run from just smell it
He described it perfectly. Some people say it smells like trash, i’ve never heard of a cheese smell. It’s like if you took a melon and a bouquet of flowers and concentrated that smell so much it started to bring an earthy pungency with a slight gasoliny hit. I have no idea why people think it tastes nasty. As a SEA, I love it.
Which sea are you?
So funny seeing dad feed him something he doesn’t like after so many delicious meals.😂 “one more bit son!”
I like how he calls him ‘son’ when he speaks to him. It seems very intimate 😊❤
im malaysian and i love it so much especially when it become the most iconic dish in Malaysia called 'Tempoyak'
Kayak di upin ipin wkwk
@@deanofiasulistyawati2636 tempoyak kan makanan melayu jadi boleh dijumpai di sumatera juga..
@@deanofiasulistyawati2636 Toxic overproud species detected
Thankyou for mentioning this I was going mad trying to remember what it is called
@@hasnimakke6179 hehehe saya Jawa kak, jadi kurang tau kalo di Sumatera juga ada, soalnya aku pertama tau dari upin ipin aja, jadi kirain dari malaysia wkwk
This is the blue cheese of fruits. Some people love it with a passion that burns like a dying sun, others loathe it just as intensely. There's no middle ground.
Yea there will never be middle ground lmao.😂
I love durian to the point I am scared of having diabetes
Wow, a healthy relationship between Dad and son. One more big bite, is awesome. There's no in between, either you hate it or love it the most. Oh, Durian, durian... I'm already mouth watering. Heeeemp, love it!
The best way to eat durian for a newbie who don’t like its smell is hold your nose tightly so you can’t smell it, then taste it by your tongue. Durian’s sweetness and creamy flavor would melted your heart.
This is exactly what i've done. I tried the durian every days for at least a week and it worked. Now i liked it.
@@echan3230 It took me only 1 attemp to be addicted to it :D
@@LuciferRoger but eat the inside creamy part since it creamy and sweet😋
Asian people are used to eating durian fruit. If you want to like durian fruit, then get used to eating durian fruit
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