What is DJ Splash all about?

       The durian, nature's king of fruits and also a delicious snack, but what if that fruit is turned into a drinkable liquid that gives you the energy to taste more exotic delicacies? Turn up the energy with DJ Splash, the ultimate durian juice drink that keeps you refreshed, recharged, and ready to move. Durian is a tropical fruit distinguished by its large size and spiky, hard outer shell. It has a pungent smell, custard-like flesh with large seeds. Compared to other fruits, durian has a very high nutrition content because of how it is a very nutritious fruit that’s rich in fiber, B vitamins, vitamin C, and various healthy plant compounds. Durian as a juice drink not only will be such a treat but also give healthy benefits for you. With the fruit being rich in fiber, B vitamins, Vitamin C, and various healthy plant compounds this juice drink will surely make you want more. With the title of the king of fruits, won't that be enough to make you want to try? Don't be shy and try it out yourself!

Trivia about Durian / Durian Juice:

• It is native to the rainforests of Borneo and Peninsular Malaysia, where it has been an integral part of local life for centuries.
• The word durian originated from the Malay duri, which means “thorn,” an apt descriptor of its spiked shell.
• Known throughout Southeast Asia as the King of Fruits,” durian is admired for its pungent odor, large size and custardy flavor.
• Durian juice is thicker when more in proportion of the puree, and has a smoother consistency with a stabilizer.
• Drinks made with durian are high in fiber, calcium and potassium, suggesting they could be a potentially healthful choice.

 History and Origin

           The Durian (Durio zibethinus) has been studied by the scientist over the years to understand its unique characteristics, especially its strong smell. It was soon discovered that the cause of its infamous aroma is due to the over 50 different odor-causing compounds. Durian is believed to have originated from the rainforests of Borneo and Sumatra, and later spread out to the other portion of Southeast Asia. It has been growing wild in Malaysia, Indonesia, and Thailand for centuries, long before it became known to Europe . The name durian comes from the Malay word “duri” which means “thorn", reflecting the fruit’s spiky outer shell. The first recorded mention of durian was way back 15th century from Malay texts. During those times, durian was already a well-known fruit among the people, especially royalty. Over time, durian became a key part of Southeast Asian diets and an essential part of cultural traditions.