Durian vs Young Coconut
I've tried a durian smoothie, dried durian, young coconuts, but have never experienced straight fresh durian. Which do you like better, durian or young coconuts, and why? :)
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I'd rather eat cooked fruit/veg any day of the week than irradiated. Irradiation is simply awful.
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Permalink Reply by Graham on -
Can you give more information on this -full of chems and irradiated - what testing has been done to substantiate the claim.
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I'm a fan of coconut water. Living in Mexico makes it my drink of choice. I use it and the coconut in my smoothies. Durians I've only had once so can't really comment.
Here's an interesting site for all sorts of foods nutritional values.
http://www.nutritiondata.com/facts/nut-and-seed-products/3115/2
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