Tips on how to choose the best durians from a Mao Shan Wang expert | CNA Lifestyle
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 27 ส.ค. 2024
- Durian season isn't quite over yet - in fact, August is said to be the best and cheapest time to indulge in your favourite Mao Shan Wang. CNA Lifestyle got a crash course on what to look out for when buying durians, courtesy of expert Kelvin Tan, "Chief Durian Officer" at durian retailer-cafe 99 Old Trees.
Did you know that having a small wormhole, for example, might indicate a good durian, not a bad one? Watch the video to find out more insider tips.
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This is the first time I have encounter a very articulate durian seller, much better then some local graduate I have spoken to.
James yue he got a second honor degree in SMU , salute
@@liewzack4577 ai yo say earlier mAh no matter hidden dragon don't pray pray
Bro, have you encounter an aneh selling durians? Or a 👳guy?
This durian seller is an NUS graduate. Selling durian makes more money than doctors and lawyers.
He is from SMU , not NUS , but anyway he a second honor economics student
People become doctor not for money
Importantly he's happy
@@weebrock6709 some hv lost their moral compass
@@chanserena1430 omg I forgot about this comment already 🤣🤣🤣
She speaks .... with Double Enthendre ... amazing
The innuendo in this video is through the roof....;)
This stall looks trustworthy since they are willing to teach the customers.
@Qtri Nity Sad to say, most if not all put their $$$ in the bank just like you regardless whether you trust them or not. No!
This 99 durian one is the best, like he said people choose the durian seller not the durian. This is one honest, good pricing and cheerful seller. Everytime I visit singapore I only buy from them.
@@frederickhandani6419 Ok I will take heed
Got 1 tip someone told me years ago. His family owns a durian farm in Malaysia. He said if you do not see any ants or fly on the fruit and there are no worm holes don't buy because the pesticides has enter the fruit already.
I Wonder if Singaporeans can own durian plantations in Malaysia?
Hahaha. Pesticides!? On durian? Lol. Durian is a fruit tree that doesn’t need any of those. Unless u wanna harvest your durian fully ripe on it’s tree but nobody does that.
@@jeremiah6182 Yes, they do spray pesticide with a special custom made gun.
This durian seller speaks very good english... he uses terms ...hair like crack.. compartment.. mushy...TQ for sharing...
hairline crack darling.
He is University graduate lah
In engineering terms, hairline cracks, refer to very thin line visible or non visible cracks that appear in any surface, metal, wood, plastics, etc.. Including fruits like he said, durians.
Do you look down on Durian sellers? Why must you highlight his English?
@@blizzaroxxx Sounds more like a compliment
Most durian sellers cannot be trusted. Some would tell you if you choose yourself, they will not give you any guarantees. We are generally at the mercy of the sellers.
This guy is so honest and knowledgeable.
Lies again? Draft Kings
Thanks Boss From Old Tree 99 For Sharing Very Useful Tips When Buying Durians. So Customers Can Get A Good Durian.
You guys should visit Pahang state to taste the fresh durians! Some more with the currency power, you Singaporeans could have tons of it!
get rid of strong durian smell on fingers by washing underneath a durian's outer thorny husk with running water flowing down (hold stem on another hand) - it works amazingly!!!
You can't trust durian sellers unless they have a "pay it after you see the inside of it" guarantee deal. 😂😂😂
Buah durian selalu bikin ngiler.
Another tip is - Choose by smelling a durian before eating. If it smells good, it also means its ripe. If the durian has been eaten by a Squirrel, that's the best bcoz squirrel knows best. If the durian has worms, it also means the durian doesn't have pesticides.
can u teach me on how to determine sweet only or bittersweet durian by smelling it?
Grandpa always said, if the fruit has bug holes it means its good and organic.
The Peak of Season has started.
Even the worst looking and cheapest durians ... are likely quite good and tasty ..... so no worries in choosing.
Aunty's mind dirtier than the male vendor
This durian used to be called Raja Kunyit before it was transformed to Musang King for commercial reason. Now it is something else altogether?
All good quality durians are sold to home consumers. So we in London only get the lower quality ones.
i guess it goes with any kind of product?
Its actually quite the opposite. The reason why you are not getting 'good' durian is because it's not fresh anymore. Best time to consume a durian is within 7 days after it drop naturally. However, it takes around a week to export to your country and another week in the fruit stall until you buy it. Another thing is that after you freeze it, it will get really wet and soggy , which is really can not be avoid if they are trying to export it ...
@@qweasd2218 within One day
I dont think so. Most of best quality durian is from Malaysia as we have researcher who keep improving the quality (also have help from the government). Most that I found in the UK is the Thai variety. Most of Malaysian durian sells really fast to the neighbouring country and even China imports a lot (they are closer to be ship compared to Europe, hence still maintain the fruit integrity). I would suggest the frozen durian? I heard the have this high quality variety that use frozen snap technique to preserve the durian somewhere
@@daisuke910 thai durian pick using hand not drop naturally...
Very informative.. Thanks.
I miss going to the orchards to eat durians.
wah thankyou for the tips
Tq.. for your information.. good sellers..👍👍👍
One kilo how much money?
I'm amazed. His command of English is anytime better than some of our youth students here. Haha..
Thanks for sharing 🌻
They don't let you touch, all they do is to use the knife knock here there for a ripe sound.
👈👈 this channel got durian video 😁😁
Thanks for sharing how to choose good durians. Another tip is to smell the durian first.
can u teach me on how to smell bitter durian?
Cakap je la musang King nk di China kan ke PA a
Hold your stem? Shake your durian? Sounds like some sexual innuendo..lol
Lol. It sounds sexual bcoz you are naughty.
Luckily we have Malaysia to grow all the durians.
V expensive in NTUC supermarkers. I just saw. $29, $30 fr a pack !
quite new to durians and I bought one but it's watery - I was told it should be creamy? Does that mean it is not yet ripe? or is it over ripe? anyone knows how to distinguish under/over ripe?
If its watery its too ripe
Good tips
Pahang durian is also good and cheap.
His vocabulary is at another level compared with most of other Singaporeans.
Mao shan wang?? Which country is it??
Musang King or Mao Shang Wang durian is originally from Malaysia. most MSW durian sold in Singapore came from state of Johor, Pahang & Kelantan
Under cover name for Musang King .. ... Mao Sang Wang from Singapore. And Musang King from Malaysia.... Hahahahah
Before I don't like durian because of smell, but after that I try to steast durian and then I love to eat durian 😂😂😂 now i know durian is a king fruit 👍👍
Durian season now.
Hi does anyone know where I can find a maoshan durian orchard in Singapore? I am kinda curious as to how durian trees look like, as I will be going there in a couple of months. Cheers
As far as i know, singapore doesnt have durian orchard especially moashan wang @ musang king. Their durians was imported from malaysia and thailand.
@@adirazaidin5985 I beg your pardon, do you mean all durians in Singapore are imported ? I mean I don't really mind if it is any other durian orchard, not necessarily the maoshan species, though I read that maoshan is among the best.
T Howell from what I know, no we don’t have any durian orchards here in Singapore, yes all our durians are imported, mostly from malaysia. If you wanna get amazing durians here, try going to geylang, you’ll be spoilt for choice, and prices there are among the lowest
@@itzshiro8379 thanks for the pointers. Will check out geyland when I am there. Looks like I am gonna defer the trip to the orchard until I have the chance to visit Malaysia or Thailand
T Howell go pahang for the best durians. The best mao shan wang is from the highlands in pahang.
1.5-1.8kg best
The best durian is fresh sizes doesn't matter
We are too lazy even to hold a durain what more to smell shake it. Getting a lousy durain is common.
WA. His English steady pom pi pi.
Not all pretty yellow are nice taste. I prefer the pale coloured ones with bitterness almost like wine. I do see some prefer bright yellow without flaws, those are normally sweeter and less creamy ... dont waste your time on those, you better go eat sweets or desserts cause you are not eating durians.
That people think Musang King (貓山王) is best proves they have no great experience of durian. The best durian varieties come from Penang and Musang King doesn't even rate among most desired.
The best durian varieties come from century old durians trees in orang asli jungles on hills... One state cannot possibly have the best durian varieties, moreover a developed state which durians are harvested from a mass production orchard.
@@alextai2121You just gave the answer. Musang King is the most planted and harvested. In Penang most durian come from the hills and not managed orchards so, yes, one state can have the best varieties compared to single-crop Musang King. Also, look to the topography of Penang island, mostly steep hillsides and government reserve.
@@scottloar Bear in mind that that Titiwangsa Range stretches far and wide across multiple states compared to the hills of an Island. Its forest and jungles are centuries old as well and home to many orang asli tribes. The best durian can be anywhere in Malaysia, as long as it's a good wild species which century old trees. I would agree with you that Musang King is just plain average, along with all the D-XXX cultivars and overpriced but you cannot deny that the taste/texture of cultivars is consistent, compared to the deep jungle wild durians.
@@alextai2121 I won't argue that in the wild youcan get very good and very bad durian. We both agree Musang King is just barely average in taste and outrageously expensive. Also, when I visit sellers in the hills they always have samples of different varieties ( 紅蝦，小葫蘆，等) to taste. Their durian are good and some keep apiaries as well for real jungle honey.
Those which you mentioned are cultivars, which are the clones, planted by the land owners decades back, now being sold at exorbitant prices in Penang. Gotta give props for good marketing as well. Is it hyped? Maybe, maybe not. I will have to find out myself. But at the moment, the best ones I have eaten have all been jungle durians, not one cultivar has been as satisfying/interesting in terms of taste, texture and fragrance. Not even close.
Most people: dooreeyan
Some people: diiiiuuuuureeyen
Durian mao shan tong
After these news, I guess timing is no more correct.
You mean it's useful only for next year?!😂
The best tip would be is to know how is it harvested. If it is dropped directly from tree to ground that’ll give a weird taste (something like a beer) and thats what u wanna avoid. But stalls likes this seems to be selling some quality fruits. Ps. It’s fruiting season of durian here in Philippines as well
Does their durian taste of pesticide? Nowadays, many durians has a weird taste, where it makes my tongue slight numb. One bite and u will know it. Bcas of those weird taste, i stop buying for a long time.
durian with worms or squirrel bitten is the best.
Singaporean should help Pahang farmer. The Mao Shan Wang tree are being cut down, make farmers poorer, Elite are taking over their durian trees. As a social responsibility person, should stop eat Mao Shan Wang, make the demand drop. That will help those farmers.
They are trespassing Permenant Forest Reserve,chop down everything and plant it illegally..and also poisoning water stream...so f*** off
The more you like it, the more you pay. 😂
durian musing king 👍💪💪
A durian is a durian... don't b too picky...pick durian like pick partner, aiyoo
Because it's not cheap, that's why.
Kampung durian or the lesser known ones are cheap what
@@koowaa is this video about kampong durian or the lesser known ones???
@@bigpapa1472 your eminence... i apologise for my transgressions
If one is going to pay like SGD45 for a durian, you would expect to get your money's worth
Fresh durian still not guarantee top grade flesh quality, need some luck.
Like what she said I can shake your durians and fiddle with your stem.
walao...Tak boleh tahan! Buay tahan leh!
Are today's durian safe to eat?
We don't see any more houseflies hoovering around durian these days, is it telling us something?
Well, if a fly starts to get attracted to your fruit that basically means it’s overripe
tok better english than me
Please don't make all Singaporean look stupid! We know durian musang king /mau shan wang all imported from Malaysia!
Warning girl! Don't play play with his stem.
i actually like my durians to be a little "watery" ...... :'D
Geneviene quite charismatically hot
I don’t even like durian i have no idea why i watched the entire video
Curious about it, that's why.
Tip No. 1: Grow your own durian, neighbour.
Good luck with that.
It took decades to get the first proper harvest.
Covid variants lah, cannot eat.
It is really disrespect when you're not pronouncing its name properly. It's real name suppose to be Musang King not Mao Shan Wang!!
Fate Series How is it disrespectful when one name is Malay+English, and the other is Chinese?
She is a goer. Haha
1st durian he opened, thats no really good(breed) . not fit the fame. maybe malaysia give easy mark and trophy. i can say it nearly 8/10.best place to find is Kelantan, its origin. search for F2 breed. if u find more, travel more u may know i am telling the truth
how does F2 breed look like? i know the oldest MK/MSW trees are located in Tanah Merah, Kelantan. can u elaborate? thanks
Naughty girl
The best tips you can have for getting the best durians are ..STOP EATING EM..lol
🤤🤤🤤
but straight from farmer....middleman mostly are crook
Please dont ask a singaporean about durians la..
This durian seller's English is as good as average English teachers in Malaysia.
"This durian seller's English is as good as average English teachers in Malaysia."
Eh here got pot calling kettle black! England Powderful~
The interviewer should brush up on her wokefulness. Double entendres with the opp sex are not appropriate in this day and age, especially in a professional capacity, let alone a televised interview. Can see the durian towkay was trying to stay focused on the topic despite the interviewer's persistent suggestive asides.
It would be sexual harassment if it is the other way around
These tips are generally basic nothing really worthwhile.
Really? So what are the tips you know that are not basic?
yea tell us. i'd like to know something more worthy
Many foreigners and even citizens do not know that durian maoshanwang does not come from singapore. It's from the mighty malaysia. Without Malaysia, how? Celebrate durian , celebrate the contribution of Malaysia to Singapore.
Without Malaysia I dunno where to find maoshanwang
In Msia but many owned by Singaporeans
Lol simple video about durian you also can bring your country in to compare. Smh.
@@DrChanIMH You can prove it or just bs? Malaysia would not allow foreigners to dominate it's king of fruits. How many is many? 3 out of 1000? Hahhaaa
Why do you feel that way. I am not sure about foreigners but I believe most Singaporeans know where the best durians come from, especially MSW.
@@rohmaxy9901 Foreigners may not know mah. The two Durian shaped buildings may give them a wrong impression. Eating durian in Malaysia at the source, at durian plantation is way cheaper and fresher