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Thought to be native to India, mangoes have been cultivated for more than 4,000 years. The tree is related to the pistachio and cashew and grows to an average of 50 feet in height. Each tree produces about 100 mangoes. If you haven't tried a fresh mango, you're in for a treat! When buying a mango, make sure it has a tropical fruity aroma; unripe mangoes have no scent. A fresh mango will give slightly to the touch, but stay away from very soft or bruised fruit. Some mangoes ripen to a combination of raspberry, orange and green shades, while other varieties are golden yellow or green when ripe. If your mangoes aren't quite ripe, storing them in a paper bag for a few days will help them along. The size can vary, but larger mangoes (locally known as kalabaw) will have more fruit in relation to longer ones (piko). |
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Mango Trivia Did you know that mango originally came from Southern Asia, specifically Burma (now Myanmar) and Eastern India? That it is a member of the family Anacardiaceae - known for having a number of highly poisonous plants? Or that in the UK, mangoes can only be grown under glass or as houseplants? Believe it or not, there is more to mango than the usual facts on insect pests and diseases, or the all too familiar how-to-take-care-of-it-well procedures. Learn about the mango's origin's, various cultivators, myths and folklore, recipes and cultural practices from all over the world, plus other tidbits on the Mango Information Network's (MIN) "Of Pulp and Pedicel". Better yet, take part in the action and send in your answers to the trivia, or whip out your thinking caps or dig up old newspapers, books, even lecture notes and share us your own trivia. |
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Philippine Mangoes (kinalabao) The delicious and juicy mango has long been one of the world's most popular fruits. The fruit's flavor is often described as an exotic mix of pineapple and peach. In the Philippines mangoes are available from December to January up to March, April to June. Mangoes (Carabao), also available on wholesale basis, please inquire. We also welcome export of mangoes to other countries. Pls inquire Feed back |
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Return and Refund Policy If, in the event there is a dispute between us and a customer regarding a Return or Cancellation, we will exert reasonable efforts to resolve the customer inquiry or complaint in a manner that is acceptable to both customer and Storehauz. In such event, the refund is the only solution, we will pay back customer and shall not reduce the amount of a refund on a Return or Cancellation of Goods on account that the customer provides clear reason for such Return or Cancellation.
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SL63 |
Mango, Carabao, Green, 20-22 kgs. Isang Kaing (December-January) |
US$31.45 |
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SL64 |
Mango, Carabao, Green, 20-22 kgs. Isang Kaing (March-June) |
US$29.00 |
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Lechon | Pizza | Beverages | Chocolates | Cheese Ball | Hotdogs | Ham | Bacon |Fresh Mangoes| |
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Lechon | Pizza | Beverages | Chocolates | Cheese Ball | Hotdogs | Ham | Bacon |Fresh Mangoes| |