Wednesday, June 23, 2021

If you like sweet durians, these are the ones you look out for

 

1. D101





The D101 durian packs layers of gentle flavours that’s mildly sweet and buttery with slightly sour notes. D101 is a common favourite for many durian lovers and children who prefer indulging in sweet durians!

2. D13





Known as a ‘kampung’ breed, the D13 durian is another household favourite. With its bright orange flesh and sweet, fragrant taste, D13 is a delicious sticky treat for those who enjoy less pungent flavours.

Tekka




If you’re a true durian connoisseur, the rare Tekka durian is a must-try. It might not be the most aesthetically-pleasing with its pale yellow flesh and irregular shaped seeds, but it surely makes up for it in the taste department. Tekka durian’s complex sweet, floral, and bitter flavours make it a highly-raved variant for those who have tasted it!


D1 





The D1 durian is milky and sweet. The flesh is slightly crunchy on the surface, but will slip off the seeds with ease. If you’re just starting out, D1 durian is one to try!

Red Prawn 





The Red Prawn durian stands out from the rest of the variants with its unique bright orange flesh. It has a dense and creamy texture coupled with a sweet taste and a tinge of bitterness. Perfect for you if you want to try a sweet durian that’s different from the rest!

Hor Lor 




The Hor Lor durian has an elongated shape – very much like its name in Hokkien (a gourd). This durian is another pick for people who prefer a less overwhelming flavour. The uncommon Hor Lor has ivory-coloured flesh with mild flavours and notes of sweetness, making it easily palatable!

Source: https://www.you.co/sg/blog/types-of-durians-how-to-pick-the-best-durian/ dated 23 June 2021 

Type

Taste

Source

Rarity

D101

Mildly sweet, buttery

Johor

Common

D13

Fragrant, sweet, sticky

Johor

Common

Tekka

Sweet, floral

Pahang

Rare

D24 Sultan

Bittersweet, creamy

Pahang

Common

Golden Phoenix

Sharp, bitter

Johor

Uncommon

D1

Mildly sweet

Johor

Common

Mao Shan Wang

Bitter, creamy, sticky

Pahang

Common

Black Pearl

Slightly bitter, creamy

Johor

Rare

Black Thorn

Intense, bitter

Penang

Very Rare

D17

Fairly bitter, soft

Johor

Uncommon

Red Prawn

Sweet

Penang

Common

Hor Lor

Mildly sweet

Penang

Uncommon