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freeze dried mango
based on 21 reviews
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Freeze-dried mango for wholesale purchase. Use to enhance your tea blends, or as a topping for tea drinks.
The national fruit of India, Pakistan and the Philippines, the mango is a stone fruit native to the Indian subcontinent. Known for their sweet, slightly tangy flavor the mango is a great addition to any blend that needs a little hint of the tropics. This versatile fruit pairs well with apple, berries, caramel, citrus, coconut, melon, vanilla, and cinnamon.
The national fruit of India, Pakistan and the Philippines, the mango is a stone fruit native to the Indian subcontinent. Known for their sweet, slightly tangy flavor the mango is a great addition to any blend that needs a little hint of the tropics. This versatile fruit pairs well with apple, berries, caramel, citrus, coconut, melon, vanilla, and cinnamon.
Customer Reviews (21)
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Lady Queen
“ Good products, I wish they had dried apples, nice and sweet ”
Apr 7th '25
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Un kuan Choi
“ Great quality and the best price for freeze dried mangos, makes great toppings on the ice tea ”
Nov 14th '23
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Dylan Chadwell
“ The perfect addition to your favorite fruit tea or blend ”
Feb 18th '22
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Michelle Smith
“ Love adding the extra mango flavor to my brewed tea. This dried mango is the best! ”
Apr 5th '22
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Cassidy Macomber
“ The price point for these freeze dried mangoes is amazing! The smallest bag of them is HUGE! Definitely worth the buy. They're good for any tea that already has mango or mango flavor in it OR you can mix it with strawberries, raspberry leaves, and orange peels for a very delicious fruity tea! I would highly recommend anyone who loves fruity teas keep these freeze dried mangoes on hand. ”
Dec 26th '21
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Lesley Baker
“ Could use a little more flavor or smaller chunks but still good ”
Sep 21st '21
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Fresh From Origin
Mangoes originated in Southeast Asia, where they had been cultivated for over 4,000 years. Since their discovery, mango groves have spread to many parts of the world, though mostly the tropical and sub-tropical climates. There are over 1,000 different varieties of the mango plant in existence, and India alone produces half of the world's supply. Mangoes are used widely in the culinary world, from sweet sticky rice to delicate chutneys, to spicy and savory pickles. It's also an important part of non-food life in several cultures; both the fruit and leaves are used for decoration, religious ceremonies, and weddings.You'll Also Enjoy
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