I buy too much because that's the way they sell cheaper. How can I keep them fresh longest?

In a Fridge? Do they get watery? I haven't tried yet.

Slice, dice, and freeze. Otherwise they should last in the fridge a good week depending on the ripeness. Green mangoes can sit outside of a fridge for a good couple of weeks and longer in the fridge.

7 minutes ago, dinsdale said:

Green mangoes can sit outside of a fridge for a good couple of weeks and longer in the fridge.

Thanks!

How do know what kind of green mangos to buy? To me raw and ripe feels same...

Loads of recipes on You Tube showing how to make Mango Wine. What better way to keep them?   555

10 minutes ago, GypsyT said:

Thanks!

How do know what kind of green mangos to buy? To me raw and ripe feels same...

You're kidding right?

Right now is about as far as you can get from sweet mango season. But if you like them sour you are fine. The Thai's often use a dip called Nam Pla Wan and dip the green mango before eating. 

 

 

Knee deep in them last year from three trees in the back garden.......this year.....zip?

23 minutes ago, marin said:

Right now is about as far as you can get from sweet mango season

That explain why I don't see them as before.

When I pick it's often not ripe. When my Thai gf picks they are great! And to me both looked same...

 

Thailand have SO MANY fruits! I try to learn. I know bananas pretty well.

I love fresh fruits.

 

25 minutes ago, Will B Good said:

 

 

Knee deep in them last year from three trees in the back garden.......this year.....zip?

Mango trees need proper fertilization.

4 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Mango trees need proper fertilization.

 

I did mean to do a little research then forgot all about it until I saw this thread......cheers.

9 minutes ago, Lacessit said:

Mango trees need proper fertilization.

 

 

Interesting.....also found this.....could be....... as we were inundated last year.....

 

Alternate Bearing

 

Mango trees are known for alternate bearing, which means they produce fruit in cycles. If your tree had an exceptionally large crop last year, it may have depleted its energy reserves, leading to little or no fruit this year. Trees sometimes take a rest year to recover.

1 hour ago, Will B Good said:

 

 

 

 

Mango trees are known for alternate bearing, which means they produce fruit in cycles. If your tree had an exceptionally large crop last year, it may have depleted its energy reserves, leading to little or no fruit this year. Trees sometimes take a rest year to recover.

I guess mango trees have something in common with me.

5 hours ago, Will B Good said:

 

 

Interesting.....also found this.....could be....... as we were inundated last year.....

 

Alternate Bearing

 

Mango trees are known for alternate bearing, which means they produce fruit in cycles. If your tree had an exceptionally large crop last year, it may have depleted its energy reserves, leading to little or no fruit this year. Trees sometimes take a rest year to recover.

This year very few mangoes. It was the heat in April. I'm very concerned that next yr will be the same. A fkn hot April every fkn day.

6 hours ago, Will B Good said:

 

 

Knee deep in them last year from three trees in the back garden.......this year.....zip?

Let them sit there and decompose a bit then when you’re bored go out and stomp on them and pop the pits out, it’s pretty fun especially when you’re a little tot, I speak from experience.

8 hours ago, KannikaP said:

Loads of recipes on You Tube showing how to make Mango Wine. What better way to keep them?   555

Mango wine?

Very interesting and thankyou for this interesting idea 

I must say myself I had never thought ,another type of academia 

8 hours ago, Will B Good said:

 

 

Interesting.....also found this.....could be....... as we were inundated last year.....

 

Alternate Bearing

 

Mango trees are known for alternate bearing, which means they produce fruit in cycles. If your tree had an exceptionally large crop last year, it may have depleted its energy reserves, leading to little or no fruit this year. Trees sometimes take a rest year to recover.

- unless intelligently cultivated with adequate nutritional support, soil health building, and proper water management. 

Wrap them individually in cling film and put in refrigerator, will last longer 

24 minutes ago, Theforgotten1 said:

Wrap them individually in cling film and put in refrigerator, will last longer 

We wrap them in newspaper and put them in a cupboard.

Several bickering/troll posts removed.

 

On 12/12/2024 at 4:39 AM, GypsyT said:

I buy too much because that's the way they sell cheaper. How can I keep them fresh longest?

In a Fridge? Do they get watery? I haven't tried yet.

 

Keep them in the fridge, they'll last much longer.

18 minutes ago, watchcat said:

Keep them in the fridge, they'll last much longer.

Just tested and your are right - no change how they taste.

Many other fruits go bad...

 

If you put mangoes n the fridge, you need to put them in the warmest part of the fridge .  They should not be kept cold.  Avoid wrapping them in plastic as mangoes give off ethylene gas which will ripen them very quick if enclosed

should keep at about 10-12 degrees

 

I spent my whole life in the produce industry, so I do consider myself an expert 

Peel, slice and freeze in plastic or ZipLoc bags.  Makes an excellent treat on hot days.

On 12/12/2024 at 1:19 PM, marin said:

Nam Pla Wan

 

Sounds to me like

Sweet Fish Sauce...

 

6 hours ago, GammaGlobulin said:

Sounds to me like

Sweet Fish Sauce...

"stupid is as stupid does"

The best ways to pick them up your own tree before the horse eats them.

On 12/12/2024 at 11:39 AM, GypsyT said:

I buy too much because that's the way they sell cheaper. How can I keep them fresh longest?

In a Fridge? Do they get watery? I haven't tried yet.

If you won't try you'll never know. So start NOW😍

I'm hiring nice young Thai woman to assist me. Let se what the kilo price is after a week...

Puree and freeze, makes a great sorbet

On 12/12/2024 at 1:44 PM, GypsyT said:

That explain why I don't see them as before.

When I pick it's often not ripe. When my Thai gf picks they are great! And to me both looked same...

Go by the squirrels, if the hole is small - not ripe, if half eaten then they are ripe.

 

I know the problem, bit difficult to tell when they are 15 foot in the air. Wife gets annoyed when I pick them too soon but I like to get there before the squirrels, they soften up in a few days.