Hi everyone,
Where could buy a "durian?" I'm always willing to try something new!
jim
Jim Matiya Carl Sandburg High School
131st and LaGrange Road
Orland Park, IL 60462
Lewis University. Romeoville, IL
Moraine Valley Comm. College. Palos Hills, IL
Illinois Virtual High School
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From MEDLINE the solution to the DURIAN
taste odor problem
Odor-taste
mixtures.Hornung DE, Enns MP.Department of Biology, St. Lawrence
University, Canton, New York 13617.A solution with both an odor and a
taste may be considered to be a mixture that involves two sensory modalities.
Some time ago someone made an assertion on TIPS to the effect that
whatever smelled bad tasted bad. I had a great counter-example, but
unfortunately I couldn't remember the name of the stuff, so I let it
pass. In checking out the bat-vision-fruit question, I came across
it, as I knew I
My brother-in-law lives in Singapore and eats a fresh durian each day
(as do many of the men in that country). I have smelled and tasted this
fruit--and your description is accurate. He has stories of eating his
mid-morning durian, then riding in a crowded elevator and burping. He
swears
On Wed, 6 Nov 2002, David Campbell wrote:
It seems to be a guy thing. I didn't encounter female durian eaters.
While I was visiting, his wife bought a sign and tacked it up on the
front door. It shows a durian with the familiar circle-slash superimposed.
It's not a guy thing. We know
I read many similar things before I went to Malaysia. However, in my
experience, durian has a strong odor, but it was not all that unpleasant, as
far as I was concerned. I have wondered if there were different varieties
that differed in their unpleasantness. I tried them in peninsular Malaysia
Anybody on TIPS ever tasted a durian? There must be someone on our mighty
list.
Beth Benoit
University System of New Hampshire
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Yes. Many times. I taught in Bangkok as part of my sabbatical in summer
200O. The whole family ate Durian many times.
The smell - as you walk by Durian merchants - is not pleasant (for some
reason they slice one open for all to see/smell (?). However, I do not
think that the smell is as horrible
Title: Re: Smell from hell: an answer in search of a question
on 11/6/02 6:13 PM, LeeAnn Bartolini at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am a female and I liked the taste. Not sure what this has to do with PSY,
however...
LeeAnn Bartolini
Dominican University
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Regarding what
Reminds me of a good Limberger or similar cheeze.
- Original Message -
From: Stephen Black [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Some people would rather die than to smell the STINK of a durian.
Like eating custard in a sewer.
Overripe cheese, rotting fish,...
The smell from hell, the taste from heaven.
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