You can store fresh, unripe mangoes by placing them in a clean, dry, and well-ventilated area. You can also store them in paper or cardboard boxes to help speed up ripening while keeping them safely tucked away. However, a fridge or freezer is the best way to store ripe mangoes for a few days to…

Ripe mango can exhibit different colors based on the variety of the mango, exposure to the sun where it’s growing, and other factors. For instance, Ataulfo (honey) mangoes are vibrant yellow, while Kent mangoes assume a dark green color when ripe. So, I recommend you continue with the rest of this piece to learn how…

Texture, color, and appearance are the best cues for choosing the right mango at the grocery store. So, you can pick a ripe mango at the grocery store by feeling it for a bit of softness, which tells you that the fruit is okay to eat. Likewise, you can choose a slightly unripe mango at…

Mango seeds aren’t poisonous to humans and pets like dogs. However, eating mango seeds whole can cause other issues such as lodging in the throat. Thus, they can be harmful if not eaten the right way. So, in the rest of this guide, I’ll discuss why mangoes aren’t poisonous, where the misconception comes from and…

Eating an unripe mango is excellent for the unconventional taste of the fruit, better firmness, richness in vitamin C, higher fiber content, and a series of health benefits. However, it’s not advised to drink cold water after eating unripe mango or eating more than one unripe mango daily. In the rest of this guide, I…

You can bite into a ripe mango to eat it safely if you don’t have a knife to cut it up first or prefer this method. It’s best to wash the mango fruit with water first to remove any dirt since you don’t know who has handled the fruit, where it’s been, or what it…

The best way to get stuck mango out of your teeth is by using dental floss or knotted floss for more stubborn mango fibers. Also, you can brush your teeth, use your fingers or try a toothpick removal method. Continue with the rest of this piece to learn more about how to get mango out…

Mangoes can be eaten before or after meals in the morning, as a lunch snack, or with meals and dinner in the evenings. However, there are some tiny (but essential) rules around eating mangoes at different times. So, keep reading to find out the dos and don’ts of eating your mangoes in the morning, afternoon,…

Honey mango differs from the regular mango in its origin, size, taste, ripened look, and peak season, among other things. It’s also considered fleshier than the common southeast Asian mangoes since the seed is smaller. However, many more differences separate these two kinds of mangoes. So, let’s discuss these differences in-depth. 8 Differences Between Honey…

Mangoes are tropical, evergreen trees that survive all year long without shedding leaves. Even so, there’s a significant collection of leaves at the base of the mango tree, signifying some dropping. This is unusually healthy, and new ones soon replace the leaves. Since mangoes are primarily tropical fruits, they exist outside winter climates where deciduous…