I like my mangoes slightly sour and a whole lot of sweet. It’s so great that in Singapore, if you choose to, you could have them everyday. It has loads of Vitamins and is high in those good old antioxidants too. My aunt even preserves the green ones by making them into spicy chutneys. This fruit is also used in Hindu ceremonies as it’s considered one of the foods of the gods. What’s there not to love about this tropical fruit.
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I absolutely love mangos! They are my 2nd favourite fruit after mangosteens which are my ultimate favourite!
cool…mine are durian, rambutan and mango. Mangosteen too…I love how my hands get all stained with the purple dye. Tropical fruits are the best!
No I don’t like the stains! I’m always afraid they will drip on my clothes and ruin them permanently!