From fruit to dessert
Durian flesh has a creamy texture and a strong aroma, which makes it suitable for fillings and creams. Sponge, wrappers and supporting flavours change the texture and balance of the finished dessert.
Southeast Asian roots, Melbourne baking
Durian is native to Southeast Asia and is eaten fresh as well as used in cakes, pastries, ice cream and other desserts. At our Hoppers Crossing bakery, we use D24 in cakes, crepes and selected rolls for Melbourne birthdays, gifts and shared gatherings.

Durian flesh has a creamy texture and a strong aroma, which makes it suitable for fillings and creams. Sponge, wrappers and supporting flavours change the texture and balance of the finished dessert.
A durian cake or dessert works best when the recipient already enjoys the flavour. Let them know what the gift contains before the handover, especially when it will be shared with a group.
We focus on D24. Whole cakes suit birthdays and shared celebrations, crepes come in individual portions, and a Swiss roll can be sliced for tea or gifting when the durian flavour is selected at ordering.

Durian-forward
Hand-shaped to resemble a whole durian, with D24 durian filling inside. A statement cake for birthdays and committed durian lovers.
Best for: A detailed celebration centrepiece

Balanced
D24 durian paired with pandan and gula melaka for a balanced, familiar flavour.
Best for: A celebration cake with familiar Southeast Asian flavours

Durian-forward
Soft crepes wrapped around D24 durian filling in smaller, individual portions.
Best for: A smaller dessert or gift
Amour Desserts
Browse our current durian cakes and desserts on the Amour Desserts website, or contact us if you need help choosing.