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3 Smelly Food You Must Try

Updated on March 22, 2015
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Have you ever wrinkled your nose in disgust at the foul smell radiating from durian? And what did you do next? Turn around and leave? Or perhaps, dash out of the room immediately as if you’ve seen a ghost!

Did you even consider taking a bite of that stinky fruit?

Cross my heart, durian and the numerous smelly food worldwide are as delicious as the delicacies served in high-class restaurants.

Here are 3 recommended smelly food:

Durian and Durian Mooncakes
Durian and Durian Mooncakes | Source
Durian Ice Cream and Durian Pancake
Durian Ice Cream and Durian Pancake | Source

1. Durian

Durian is widely known and revered as the King of Fruits in Southeast Asia.

With its thorny husk, it deters the timid and attracts the brave. Yet, its thorny husk is not its most powerful weapon. It is the foul odor that discourages gourmets from tasting the King of Fruits.

However, not everyone regards durians as smelly. There are people who find the fruit fragrant and delicious.

Aside from durian, there are durian ice kachang, durian ice cream, durian milkshakes, durian mooncakes and durian Yule logs. Aren’t the pictures just mouthwatering?

With the numerous durian products in the market, you can always start with these to build up your courage to eat the real durian!

Stinky Tofu
Stinky Tofu | Source
Kimchi
Kimchi | Source

2. Stinky Tofu

Stinky tofu is a form of fermented tofu. It is a snack that is sold mostly at nightmarkets or roadside stands or as a side dish in lunch bars rather than in restaurants. Likewise, it has a strong odor like durian. Hence, explaining why it is sold outdoors and never indoors.

3. Kimchi

Kimchi is a traditional fermented Korean dish made of vegetables with a variety of seasonings.

Regarded as the staple food for Koreans, kimchi is a main ingredient for many Korean dishes such as kimchi stew, kimchi soup and kimchi fried rice.

Since kimchi is deeply embedded in the lives of many Koreans, its smell isn’t overpowering for the citizens. However, the smell might be offensive for tourists who aren’t used to it.

So...

After knowing in greater detail about the 3 smelly food, are you tempted to try them out?

And another tip, always try the most smelly one, its flavor is better!


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