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Mango, Nam Dok Mai, Thai Honey, single piece

Origin: Thailand

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Thai Honey mangoes are elongated and slender, with one end more rounded and the other end tapering to a slight point. Thai Honey mangoes have a light yellowish-green skin when young and mature to a deep golden yellow color when ripe. These mangoes are very aromatic and will present a slightly wrinkled skin when fully ripe and boast a super sweet, rich honey flavor. The firm flesh is free of fibers and features a buttery texture and deep yellow color. The stone is relatively thin and small.

Ripeness Disclaimer

for This Product Please note that this product may be delivered unripe depending on factors beyond our control, such as like seasonality, variety, and supplier. Our priority is to ensure that the fruits arrive in a state that maintains freshness and prevents spoilage during transit.

Ripening Tips for This Product:

Store it at room temperature.,, in a paper bag along with bananas or apples to help speed up the ripening. For any questions, our customer support is here to assist.

Thai Honey mangoes can be eaten both when raw (mature) and ripe. When still green, the Thai Honey mangoes are peeled, the flesh cut away from the thin stone, and sliced to be eaten with dipping sauces. The green Thai Honey mangoes are also used to make pickles and preserves, traditional uses for raw mangoes in Thailand. When fully ripe (about a week after picking), Thai Honey mangoes are often eaten just as is. When prepared for dessert, Thai Honey mangoes are pureed, dried, candied, and juiced for beverages. For the traditional dessert Khao Niaow Ma Muang, Thai mango with sticky rice, the mangoes are sliced, put over the rice, and smothered in a coconut cream sauce.
Given the ambient temperature, Thai Honey mangoes will take about a week to mature. Ripe mangoes will keep for a couple of days.

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Mango, Nam Dok Mai, Thai Honey, single piece

Origin: Thailand

Description
Applications
Storage

Thai Honey mangoes are elongated and slender, with one end more rounded and the other end tapering to a slight point. Thai Honey mangoes have a light yellowish-green skin when young and mature to a deep golden yellow color when ripe. These mangoes are very aromatic and will present a slightly wrinkled skin when fully ripe and boast a super sweet, rich honey flavor. The firm flesh is free of fibers and features a buttery texture and deep yellow color. The stone is relatively thin and small.

Ripeness Disclaimer

Ripening Tips for This Product:

Store it at room temperature.,, in a paper bag along with bananas or apples to help speed up the ripening. For any questions, our customer support is here to assist.

Thai Honey mangoes can be eaten both when raw (mature) and ripe. When still green, the Thai Honey mangoes are peeled, the flesh cut away from the thin stone, and sliced to be eaten with dipping sauces. The green Thai Honey mangoes are also used to make pickles and preserves, traditional uses for raw mangoes in Thailand. When fully ripe (about a week after picking), Thai Honey mangoes are often eaten just as is. When prepared for dessert, Thai Honey mangoes are pureed, dried, candied, and juiced for beverages. For the traditional dessert Khao Niaow Ma Muang, Thai mango with sticky rice, the mangoes are sliced, put over the rice, and smothered in a coconut cream sauce.
Given the ambient temperature, Thai Honey mangoes will take about a week to mature. Ripe mangoes will keep for a couple of days.

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Description

Origin: Thailand

Description
Applications
Storage

Thai Honey mangoes are elongated and slender, with one end more rounded and the other end tapering to a slight point. Thai Honey mangoes have a light yellowish-green skin when young and mature to a deep golden yellow color when ripe. These mangoes are very aromatic and will present a slightly wrinkled skin when fully ripe and boast a super sweet, rich honey flavor. The firm flesh is free of fibers and features a buttery texture and deep yellow color. The stone is relatively thin and small.

Ripeness Disclaimer

Ripening Tips for This Product:

Store it at room temperature.,, in a paper bag along with bananas or apples to help speed up the ripening. For any questions, our customer support is here to assist.

Thai Honey mangoes can be eaten both when raw (mature) and ripe. When still green, the Thai Honey mangoes are peeled, the flesh cut away from the thin stone, and sliced to be eaten with dipping sauces. The green Thai Honey mangoes are also used to make pickles and preserves, traditional uses for raw mangoes in Thailand. When fully ripe (about a week after picking), Thai Honey mangoes are often eaten just as is. When prepared for dessert, Thai Honey mangoes are pureed, dried, candied, and juiced for beverages. For the traditional dessert Khao Niaow Ma Muang, Thai mango with sticky rice, the mangoes are sliced, put over the rice, and smothered in a coconut cream sauce.
Given the ambient temperature, Thai Honey mangoes will take about a week to mature. Ripe mangoes will keep for a couple of days.