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and I want to eat these...
a lot of these awesome pickled fruits. I actually asked Zaini when we can go back to his hometown in Marang, Terengganu because I wanted to go to Pasar Payang and hoard these.

That or head over to Penang. Sad to say though, Penang Bridge International Marathon is still a no go for me. Uhuk!

Plus, I want to eat this too, despite the heat

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  1. wenn11 June, 2012 10:07

    love durians!

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  2. [SK]11 June, 2012 10:23

    why suddenly craving for those pickles?? pregnant?? hahaha~~

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 11:50

      I've lots of food cravings lately, in case you didn't notice. ;p

      And no. Definitely not pregnant.

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  3. [SK]11 June, 2012 10:24

    the yellow one is mango, what is the one on the right??

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 12:01

      it's kelubi.

      Scientific name = eleiodoxa conferta

      English name = have absolutely no idea.

      BTW, Rurousha, if you are reading this - think of umeboshi. Sour, salty & sweet ones.

      Raimie and Zaini loves both of them (kelubi & umeboshi). ^^

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    2. Rurousha11 June, 2012 21:17

      Thank you for anticipating my question! :D Wikipedia says it's "commonly called kelumi or asam paya", so it looks as if we've just hijacked your word!

      I never knew there were so many different kinds of fruit in the world!

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    3. lina11 June, 2012 21:20

      To further make you feel intrigued, there's another fruit that we love that might be a tad unusual. Nice to eat as is or pickled too. It's called buah salak or snake fruit. ;p

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    4. Rurousha12 June, 2012 10:57

      Why is it called snake ...

      Wait a bit. OK, goddit. Its skin looks like a snake's! :D The fruit itself looks a bit like a lychee.

      Taste?

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  4. [SK]11 June, 2012 10:24

    are they only available in Terengganu and Penang?? you can't find these from that snack shop in MV where you just go in for free samples?? :D

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 12:03

      MV or other shopping malls of course sell them. But seriously, more fun to buy them at the market in which they are famous for.

      Plus, with the cutthroat prices of these jeruk here, might as well make a trip, have a vacation and hoard those jeruk back home.

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  5. [SK]11 June, 2012 10:25

    hahaha, Penang Bridge Marathon.. hmmm, maybe not until he grants you the permit to run two races in a month?? :p

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 12:04

      No permit for outstation or overseas races yet. hahaha

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  6. [SK]11 June, 2012 10:25

    yucks!! durians!! and you eat durians and petai!! both are things i hate.. so stinky, don't ever come near to me~~ :D

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 12:04

      Now I know how to make you "suffer" LOL

      Just eat those stinky fruits! Bwahaha

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  7. [SK]11 June, 2012 10:26

    how come so quiet today?? maybe school holidays ended and parents also get back to work?? haha~~

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  8. [SK]11 June, 2012 10:27

    can eat durians lah, but finish up the savoring with some mangosteen they will help to cool down..

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  9. [SK]11 June, 2012 10:28

    i remember some also drink salt water from the shell of the durian, also known to cool down the heat..

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  10. Twilight Man11 June, 2012 14:23

    Wah! You seem to have same food liking with me!

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  11. Twilight Man11 June, 2012 14:24

    We can organize a durian party at Thambee's house for the Gala Award Night ok. We all come in the best pajamas and walk on newspapers lined on the floor! LOL

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 14:50

      Now that's what I call a great idea!

      Give me a date and I'm in! LOL

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  12. Twilight Man11 June, 2012 14:26

    I love durians but dare not eat too much. I worry about getting too fat. So I normally order just 1 big one but must be really good! I usually paid over RM30 each! Yum! Yum!

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 14:51

      I usually like my durians free. Got it from my Dad. High quality durian kampung.

      Once in a while I splurge on more expensive ones lah, and like you, just buy 1 big one and indulge. ^^

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  13. Mas Light11 June, 2012 16:23

    Saya sangat berliur looking at jeruk mangga. What's the one on the right? I'm heading to Penang! Why u no go Penang? :(

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  14. Rurousha11 June, 2012 21:19

    Durians are quite big, huh? Like a watermelon? (That's a normal watermelon, not a tiny mega-expensive Japanese one.)

    PS: Durian makes you fat?! o_0

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 21:25

      Think of all the carbs you are stuffing yourself with, eating those durians!

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    2. Rurousha12 June, 2012 10:59

      Carbs? A durian is a starchy fruit, like a banana?

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  15. Rurousha11 June, 2012 21:20

    No chocolate hankering?!

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 21:26

      The three of us just finished a whole bottle of chocolates in one day, yesterday.

      Should I blog about it? hehe

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    2. Rurousha12 June, 2012 10:59

      YES! :D

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  16. Simple Person11 June, 2012 21:44

    Duriannnnnnn it's crazy at ss2...
    I see ppl eating durian at midnight....

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 21:47

      Saw a whole lot of them over at Jalan Klang Lama too!

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  17. Simple Person11 June, 2012 21:45

    I also love to eat durian a lot....
    But it is damn expensive.....

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 21:48

      The nice ones too expensive.

      The cheap ones not nice.

      huhuhu

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  18. Simple Person11 June, 2012 21:47

    I remember that I durian I paid rm65... Crazy huh....

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 21:48

      I paid that amount for my durian too sometimes. We are sure crazy! LOL

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  19. Simple Person11 June, 2012 21:49

    Then from there I don't ever eat at ss2... Only con ppl...

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 21:51

      But certain durians are expensive. If want to eat, pay up lor...

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  20. Simple Person11 June, 2012 21:51

    Then only at jj after 9pm..
    They have it 50% discount....
    Kakaka...save money... I like the durian Kuching gunung raja..

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 21:52

      You really pandai look for a bargain! ;p

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  21. Simple Person11 June, 2012 21:53

    But they say durian nowadays very poisonous...
    They put lots of pesticide.....coz all durian now is so fragrant n sweet..

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 21:54

      Even the kampung ones? That would be scary. @.@

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  22. Simple Person11 June, 2012 21:54

    My mife cannot eat those good grades durian coz of pesticides....
    If eat the throat will b ask it until keluar white spot....

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 21:55

      I had the same affect too sometimes. So it was due to pesticide? Alamak! I kena poison! @.@

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  23. Simple Person11 June, 2012 21:55

    Last when eat durian almost 4/10 durians got ulat.. Now 100% no ulat..

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    1. lina11 June, 2012 21:56

      That's true.

      So the ones with ulat better. Because if the ulat can eat them, human should have no problem eating it too, right?

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