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Durian. Apparently it's absolutely disgusting for some people.
I love durian stuff... gf refuses to kiss me for 2 days afterwards but its worth it every time
I had heard about it, so of course I had to try it when visiting Malaysia. It was alright. Durian chocolate carries a whiff of fart when you open it, but the taste is OK.
To me it tastes good but I cannot enjoy it because of the smell.
The smell is interesting, I've had it once and it initially smelled like rotting fruit or compost.
Now, it's the other way around. Rotting fruit smells like durian to me.