I had a 900g Australian mango once and it cost less than $5. It was enough for me to not want to eat anything else that night.
sdifox
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Nah. Wasn't that round. It was more elongated and yellower. It was seriously big enough and heavy enough to hurt someone bad if hurled at someone's head. But it was pure bliss.
kage69
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I want to say I recognize this from around when Russia invaded Ukraine in 2022, was this guy trying to hide from a mobilization notice I wonder? Just freaked out, went badger?
sdifox
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It may have been Kensington Pride or the Honey Gold. The local market I bought it from just called it "Australian mango".
kage69
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Sounds like one of those Guimaras really. Someone I know got to use them in culinary school for a week or so, said they were incredible, one of the best things she'd ever eaten. I read somewhere that's what the WhiteHouse kitchen uses, don't know if it's true though.
I've also had more than one person liken the Philippines to Hawaii when it comes to quality of things grown outdoors. The climate and soil (volcanic) just helps a lot of fruit and veg reach it's full potential and crazy brix levels. I still remember the very first time I bit into a piece of fresh Hawaiian grown pineapple, so that carries weight with me. What a mouth orgy that was.
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From photos it does look similar. The skin was impeccably flawless and the fruit was firm with no soft spots. And inside it was just juicy, juicy goodness. I think it took me a good twenty minutes just savoring the taste and munching on the flesh till all that was left was skin and seed.
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from what i read he just got blackout drunk or something but tbh i have no idea, others had said it's something that's happened more than once in different cities there..
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kage69
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OOOoooh Heeey noooow, cookin up der cheeken and flippin up da schmorg da borg, ooooo yeah
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