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🥭BEST OF INDIAN AND MEXICAN MANGOES
ALFONSO , KESAR &
KENT , CHAMPAGNE , HADEN MANGOES @ ENKER FOOD - 12171 Alcosta Blvd San Ramon CA 94583 925-364-7676 🥭

Most people think a mango is a mango. Not true! It’s like comparing a Navel orange to a Blood orange, or a Granny Smith to a Pink Lady. A Champagne mango is vastly different from a Kent mango, from a Haden, and so on. Alfonso tops the global mango list.

Now, mangoes require warm, generally tropical temperatures as anything under 30 F can kill a mango tree. This means that large scale production is rare in the United States and limited to California, Florida, Hawaii, and Puerto Rico.

The mangoes we buy here in the U.S. come mostly from Mexico, Ecuador, Peru, Brazil, Guatemala, India , Thailand and Haiti. These countries all grow different varieties that come into ripeness at different times of the year, meaning that mangoes are available year round.

Each variety has a different flavor, texture, and characteristics that make them unique.

Atulgo / Champagne

These bright yellow, smaller mangoes were given the name Champagne mangoes partially for marketing purposes, and also for their perky flavor. The taste is sweet and creamy with a firm flesh that is excellent grilled, roasted, or served straight. Ataulfos have a small seed, which gives them a high flesh to seed ratio. They’re generally available in markets March through July and generally come from Mexico. Champagne is the best from the west

Kent

Developed in Florida in the 1940s from Indian Totapuri parent , Kents are ideal mangos for drying or juicing. The mango is dark green with the occasional red blush, and develops yellow undertones when ripe. This mango is popular in Mexico, Ecuador, and Peru. It has two growing seasons and is available in late winter and throughout summer.

Haden tree ripen is also known as mango Indio , Alfonso like mango from Mexico

This weekend - we have the biggest and best mango 🥭 selections - , Alfonso, Kesar from India , Champagne - Kent - Haden regular , Haden tree ripen on stock
Enker only sells selected quality fruits .

Reap the fruits you sow" is a universal principle stating that actions (seeds) produce corresponding consequences (fruits). Choices made today dictate the future, meaning positive efforts yield positive results, while negative actions bring negative consequences. It emphasizes personal responsibility and accountability