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Durian - (Kunyit) |
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Durio zibethinus Murr The durian is native to Malaysia and Indonesia. In Malaysia, durian plantations are found mostly in Johor and Perak.
Harvesting Period The kunyit variety has 2 fruiting seasons, generally available during June/July and October/November periods.
Uses of Durian Durian fruit is usually eaten fresh. Other uses - durian cake (dodol), jam and ice cream flavoring.
Quality Criteria Durians are highly perishable. Fallen fruits are fully ripen and ready for consumption. Eating quality are lost within 4 or 5 days.
Characteristics of kunyit variety: Color: Golden Yellow Texture: Smooth, custardy and firm Seeds: Almost Seedless! (No fully-formed seeds, with tiny seeds easily remove from flesh) Taste: Sweet with a tinge of bitter aftertaste
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Durian - Kunyit variety - whole view |
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Durian - Kunyit variety - 1/2 view |
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Market Price in Malaysia RM9.00 to 15.00 per kg
Availability of fruits Fruits are generally available during June/July and October/November period. Quantity are limited and usually fruits are pre-booked in advance. Quality in term of taste and texture are the best in the market. |
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Durian - Kunyit variety - segment view |
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Durian - Kunyit variety - closeup of segment |
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Durian - Kunyit variety - closeup of flesh |
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Durian - Kunyit variety - deformed seeds |
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