Durian (lau leen)!!!!

Discussion in 'The Food Section' started by [N], Jun 11, 2007.

  1. Taxloss

    Taxloss Stripper Vicar

    Not really necessary, just get Knoc to remove the offtopic postings, clean some things up. (once a while we must give him something to mod)

    Ok boys and girls, this is getting out of hand with that evil/kawaii things, just a little offtopic is ok but lengthy offtopics are a big nono. -nono

    Don't post a reaction on my reply, just keep going on with the Durian subject otherwise I will ask Knoc to remove this whole thread to the offtopic section.
     
  2. Knoctur_nal

    Knoctur_nal |Force 10 from Navarone|

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  3. BabyRain

    BabyRain Doppelgänger of da E.Twin

    I think I know why... lauleens are heaty stuff... That's why, must drink a glass of salt water to wash down the heatiness -^_^
     
  4. dreyvii

    dreyvii Well-Known Member

    How does salt water help with the 'heatiness' ??
     
  5. BabyRain

    BabyRain Doppelgänger of da E.Twin

    I don't know, salt water is known to reduce heatiness. If you have ulcers, it helps to gargle with salt water.

    http://integricity.com/fanaticalvoices/2006/200608.html

    Haha, this guy even mentioned it in his article.
    "Here’s a tip: Durian is a heaty fruit. To reduce this heatiness fill the empty durian shell with salt water and drink the water. That helps."
     
  6. dreyvii

    dreyvii Well-Known Member

    Yeah, but ulcers don't necessarily mean 'heatiness'. The reason for using salt water on ulcers is it helps to dry the ulcer faster...
     
  7. hiake

    hiake Vardøgr of da E.Twin

    Are we talking about ulcer or crankersores here???

    I don't think salt water helps ulcers... -huh
     
  8. aishiteru4

    aishiteru4 Well-Known Member

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    is it?? i tot using salt water is actually to clean the wound... ? no? cos ur oral cavity contains heaps of different micro. so when u get an ulcer..usually cos by a mild herpes simplex virus.. u use a disinfectant...

    err i dont know... well.. we (wot i learn in school) dont believe that ulcers of the mouth are caused by 'heatiness'...
     
  9. BabyRain

    BabyRain Doppelgänger of da E.Twin

    Wait a minute, I didn't mean ulcers are caused by heatiness. Just that gargling with salt water helps with the ulcers.. that is besides the point that salt water also helps reduce heatiness. :p
     
  10. aishiteru4

    aishiteru4 Well-Known Member

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    ooopps heheh my bad my bad... was skim reading a lil.. just saw drey saying that ulcers does not mean heatiness... heheh cos i dont think ulcers got anything to do with heatiness... err maybe not from the "sai yi" point of view...
    ehhehe
    lol.. i need to sleep.. heehhe the flight was terrible... oh oh.. rain jie jie wanna cheng me eat steampot? lol... i cheng u eat dinner... omg.. my dad bought so many durians at home.. n when i entered the house.. it was like.. ewwwwww>.<
     
  11. pirvee

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    hmmmm.....sure is a 'heat' fruit..it could sure cause heatness .... and thats really a bad point of this fruit...

    heatness noo good: could cause the previous mentioned 'dental' probls....(ulcers...fei chi in canto?)
    but it can also cause fever and other sickness...

    I heard about the 'salt water' solution, in combination with eating lychees....also a known heatness maker!!
    But why it helps..no idea .....


    hmmm.....after all those years, nobody has come up with a solution for those poor people who think durian stink....
    they cannot smell or tast durian like other people (something genetic ?)
     
  12. asiangang

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    ewww...nasty smell....tried it once...felt like i had to puke...lol
     
  13. Supra

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    i should put it in my TO TRY list. the smell alone is a big turn-off
     
  14. babichicky

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    it totally depends on my mood
    sometime i would b like GET IT OUT OF THE HOUSE NOW!!!!!!!!!!! but... sometimes i just eat it lol
     
  15. aishiteru4

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    hmmm dont think so its genetics.. cos i used to love it thou.. the smell...taste..texture...everything
    n then suddenly.. well ofcourse not over one night... but like after some years.. i tend to find it repulsive-->esp the smell
     
  16. pirvee

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    whoo...I didn't know such change was possible!!!
    so u completely hate it now?

    whoo....mayb..some could have it the other way round -ohmy
    and suddenliy like it!!
     
  17. aishiteru4

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    i think so... i guess there could be some ppl who hates lau leen now might like it later... hmm u can say i completely hate it now... but then cos my parents love it..esp my dad..
    i have to eat it once it a while...-^_^
     
  18. pirvee

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    then...it isn't prob. genetics...

    but : 'just between your ears' >> dutch expression
    u think u don't like it, so u don't like it ???
     
  19. aishiteru4

    aishiteru4 Well-Known Member

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    hmm no.,.. i wish i think i love it ehhehe..
    i dunno... whenever i smell it.. i feel sick.... like on the point of puking ehehhe
    but after eating it then its not so bad ehheheoh well i think its all in my head ehhehe
     
  20. dreyvii

    dreyvii Well-Known Member

    You sure ulcers are caused by herpes simplex? As far as I know, herpes simplex causes cold sores, which are found on the lip and the surroundings. Disinfectant doesn't help. You'll need a course of acyclovir to get rid of it, and it's recurrent.

    Most of the ulcers in the mouth are called aphtous ulcers...they are of unknown cause, can be precipitated by stress as well.