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Author’s Resource BoxBook your vacations from Business International Airfare – Cruise Ports Fruits You Don’t See Everyday (In America)   Author : Hillary Marshak Submitted : 2007-09-26 00:00:00    Word Count : 917    Popularity:   35 Tags:   exotic fruits, tropical fruits, kiwano, durian, lychee, mangosteen   Author RSS Feed The list of exotic and tropical fruits is ever-growing and lengthy, here are some key facts about just a few!  Durian  Labelled the “king of fruit,” this spiky melon originally hails from the forests of Southeast Asia. Since durian literally means “thorny fruiit” in Malay, its spiky exterior makes it hard to attempt opening the fruit, as some consider it more dangerous to touch than most cacti. The inside of a durian consists of pods that are filled with a custard-like substance. The smell can be strong to the point where some find it intolerable, but a sign of a ripe durian is a strong smell that isn’t sour.  According to Proscitech.com, “To choose a durian, pick a fruit which is comparatively light and who’s stem appear big and solid. When shaking a good durian, the seed should move.” Durian lends itself well to milk-based foods like milkshakes, ice cream, and even cakes. The custard-like consistency can be used on its own for a rich dessert.  Durian season is typically summertime (from June to August). They can be found in many mainstream supermarkets in the East, particularly in Japan. But in the West, they’re often only found in Asian groceries and WDA coursesmarkets. Aside from its countries of origin, (Indonesia, Malaysia, and Brunei), the largest exporter of the durain fruit is Thailand.  Kiwano (Horned Melon)  The kiwano has taken on so many different descriptions in its day ranging from having the seeds of a cucumber, the look of a pomegranate, and the smell of a banana. The only sure facts about the kiwano are that they have yellow skin with spikes throughout, and bright green gelatinous insides with seeds throughout.  The WDA coursesfruit that bears such an aptitude of names like melano, jelly melon, and others in addition to kiwano and horned melon, was born in the Kalahari desert of Africa. Also called the African horned melon, is now also regularly grown in California and New Zealand.  Lychee  Another Southeast Asian native, the lychee is part of a whole family of small rough nut-shaped fruits. Along with its cousin, the rambutan, the lychee is often red in color with white gelatinous insides. Used in some desserts, the flavor is sweet and citrusy.  The fruits are harvested during early summer, and WDA coursesare supposed to be eaten fresh. But, there are also such fruits as sun-dried lychees that take the name of lychee nuts. This preservation method was the only way lychees were consumed prior to 1950, according to Proscitech.com  Pitaya (Dragonfruit)  A fruit of cactus plants, the pitaya has a bright reddish pink leathery skin with green long and curly spikes protruding from it. The insides are white with black specks throughout, making this fruit one of the most variable in color. Some variations of the fruit have red flesh, or yellow skin.  The dragonfruit was originally found in Mexico, Central and South America, and is now cultivated in China, the Phillippines, Israel, Taiwan, and many Southeast Asian countries. 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