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Badami is one of a number of delicious mangoes grown in India. It is slightly earlier than the sort-after Alphonse mango due to its more southerly production but is attractive as a fresh variety. The fruit has pale yellow, thin skin through which it is easy to detect the softness of the flesh. The flesh is an attractive yellow / orange colour, almost totally fibreless. The stone is of medium thickness.
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Badami is one of a number of delicious mangoes grown in India. It is slightly earlier than the sort-after Alphonse mango due to its more southerly production but is attractive as a fresh variety. The fruit has pale yellow, thin skin through which it is easy to detect the softness of the flesh. The flesh is an attractive yellow / orange colour, almost totally fibreless. The stone is of medium thickness.
| Weight | 3.2 kg |
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| Dimensions | 27 × 37 × 90 cm |
Chinna Rasalu, also known as Rasalu mangoes are a type of mango grown in India. Lets talk about this fruit;
Appearance; Chinna Rasalu mangoes are medium, in size. Have an oval or kidney like shape. They have a skin that turns golden yellow when ripe with a hint of redness on the side exposed to the sun.
Texture; The flesh of Chinna Rasalu mangoes is juicy, soft and free of fibers making it a delightful treat to eat. It has a velvety texture. Is not fibrous.
Flavor; These mangoes are famous for their fragrant taste. They offer a sweetness with subtle floral and citrus undertones making them highly favored by mango lovers.
Season; Chinna Rasalu mangoes are typically found during the summer months from April to June in India.
Usage; People usually enjoy them fresh sliced as a snack or dessert. They also find their way into dishes like mango lassi, smoothies, sorbets, salads and chutneys.
Nutrition; Similar, to types of mangoes Chinna Rasalu mangoes are packed with vitamins, minerals and antioxidants. They deliver a dose of vitamin C, vitamin A and dietary fiber.
Chinna Rasalu mangoes are highly valued for their flavor, creamy consistency and ability to be used in dishes making them a popular fruit choice during the mango season, in India.
Also referred to as the Queen of Fruits, and the Food of the Gods, Mangosteen is the sweet and tangy fruit.
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