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![[ENG] For three days, I kept walking past this durian stand at the entrance to my hotel.
Every time, I told myself maybe tomorrow.
Until one day, I grabbed my wallet and went downstairs. I couldn’t leave without trying the smelliest fruit in the world.
And honestly… I don’t regret it.
It was delicious. Soft, creamy, and surprisingly familiar. It reminded me of homogenized cheese from home.
This definitely wasn’t my last durian.
[PL] Przez trzy dni przechodziłam obok stoiska z durianem przy wejściu do mojego hotelu.
Za każdym razem mówiłam sobie może jutro.
Aż w końcu przyszedł ten dzień. Wzięłam portfel i zbiegłam na dół. Przecież nie mogłam odpuścić spróbowania najbardziej śmierdzącego owocu na świecie.
I wiesz co? Nie żałuję.
Był przepyszny. Delikatny, kremowy i zaskakująco znajomy. Przypominał mi serek homogenizowany.
To na pewno nie był mój ostatni durian.
🥭😄
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