Get In Touch

How to Choose the Sweetest Mango Every Time!

    Share on

Mangoes, the king of fruits, can sometimes be tricky to pick, but with these simple tips, you'll always choose the sweetest, ripest mangoes.

 

1. Smell for Sweetness: The aroma near the stem is the best indicator. A sweet, tropical fragrance means the mango is ripe and delicious. If there's no smell, it's probably not ready yet.

 

2. Gently Squeeze: A ripe mango should yield slightly to pressure but not be too soft. It should feel firm with a slight give, indicating perfect ripeness.

 

3. Look for the Right Color: While color varies by variety, a deep golden yellow usually signals ripeness. Keep in mind, some types like Langra stay green even when ripe.

 

4. Choose Heavier Mangoes: Ripe mangoes are heavier for their size due to their high water content.

 

5. Inspect the Stem: A fresh stem that's slightly indented is a good sign, but avoid shriveled stems.

 

Now, with these tricks, you're set for the perfect mango every time!

Share:

Post a comment

Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *

France Wants the Statue of Liberty Back, Will the U.S. Give it Back ?

France Wants the Statue of Liberty Back, Will the U.S....

A French MP has sparked global controversy by demanding the return of the Statue of...
Bira 91’s Costly Mistake: How a Name Change Led to ₹80 Crore in Losses!

Bira 91’s Costly Mistake: How a Name Change Led to...

A simple name change cost Bira 91 a staggering ₹80 crore, forcing months of halted...
Rose Tea: More Than Just a Pretty Cup-What's the Secret It's Hiding?

Rose Tea: More Than Just a Pretty Cup-What's the Secret...

Rose tea isn't just a fragrant drink-it's a secret elixir of wellness. With the power...
Hidden Truth: Does karela water really work?

Hidden Truth: Does karela water really work?

A shocking health hack claims walking in karela water can cure diabetes but is it...
One dish, many names: How food travels across cultures!

One dish, many names: How food travels across cultures!

Across continents and centuries, the same dish takes on different names, carrying hidden stories of...
Malaiyo: A cloud you can eat but only before noon!

Malaiyo: A cloud you can eat but only before noon!

In the misty mornings of Banaras, a dessert appears like a fleeting dream, Malaiyo. Born...

Login

Don’t you have an account ?

Register