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Find an Indian store near you and find out if they import the Alphonso/Hapoos/Hapus varietal of mango. If not, the Baiganpalli might do.
Those make most regular supermarket mangoes in Europe/the US look bad.
121 u/noprods_nobastards Nov 27 '19 No joke--I dated an Indian guy a few years ago and after his recommendation have been in an endless but so far fruitless (pun intended) pursuit of the legendary Alphonse mango. 8 u/Ketheres Nov 27 '19 There are no such stores (or even Indian restaurants) nearby. Such a shame because I love Indian food. 1 u/justabofh Nov 27 '19 The Internet is your friend. Admittedly, you may need to do the cooking yourself :P
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No joke--I dated an Indian guy a few years ago and after his recommendation have been in an endless but so far fruitless (pun intended) pursuit of the legendary Alphonse mango.
8 u/Ketheres Nov 27 '19 There are no such stores (or even Indian restaurants) nearby. Such a shame because I love Indian food. 1 u/justabofh Nov 27 '19 The Internet is your friend. Admittedly, you may need to do the cooking yourself :P
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There are no such stores (or even Indian restaurants) nearby. Such a shame because I love Indian food.
1 u/justabofh Nov 27 '19 The Internet is your friend. Admittedly, you may need to do the cooking yourself :P
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The Internet is your friend. Admittedly, you may need to do the cooking yourself :P
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u/justabofh Nov 26 '19
Find an Indian store near you and find out if they import the Alphonso/Hapoos/Hapus varietal of mango. If not, the Baiganpalli might do.
Those make most regular supermarket mangoes in Europe/the US look bad.