[NOT IN SEASON] Australian Duku or Langsat. Lansones. Lanzones. Lansium parasiticum

Queensland season is usually between March-April every year. 

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This exotic lansium parasiticum fruit has a sweet-sour burst of flavour in each segment, akin to a citrus pith but more pleasant. Known as Duku-Langsat or Langsat or Dukuh (depending on variant) to Malaysians and Indonesians, Longkong in Thailand, and Lansones to the Filipinos. If you have not tried these flavour bombs, they are like sour-sweet grapes of the tropics with fruit segments.

The fruiting of the langsat usually heralds the end of durian and mangosteen season.

Try these Australian-grown duku/langsat from the Daintree region in Far North Queensland.