Yes. Unless I was very very hungry and there was nothing else in the cupboard.Originally Posted by Terpe
At least you gave it a go
Like most of, surely the first and last time
Yes. Unless I was very very hungry and there was nothing else in the cupboard.
At least you gave it a go
Like most of, surely the first and last time
It's available here in Davao, since it is Durian Capital of the Philippines so you can find a lot of desserts made of durian(suman, pie, float). If you happen to visit Davao, try the durian cake of Buolangerie in Victoria Plaza or durian pie in Bistro.i love durian....mmm curious now the taste of this cakewish i can find this here in Phils
The taste of durian fruit depends on its variety, there are bitter, sour, sweet, bland varieties. To those who didn't like the taste of durian, try another variety.I tried some of them, some delicious, some are not. As for the durian products, I noticed that most of the candies being sold did not taste like durian at all.
It seemed to taste like rotten cabbage.It's available here in Davao, since it is Durian Capital of the Philippines so you can find a lot of desserts made of durian(suman, pie, float). If you happen to visit Davao, try the durian cake of Buolangerie in Victoria Plaza or durian pie in Bistro.
The taste of durian fruit depends on its variety, there are bitter, sour, sweet, bland varieties. To those who didn't like the taste of durian, try another variety.
I haven't tasted rotten cabbage so I can't compare.It seemed to taste like rotten cabbage.
i have not tasted rotten cabbage too, i have smelt it but never ate itI haven't tasted rotten cabbage so I can't compare.
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