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22nd

KY eats - Phillipines Dried Mango (Cebu)

Files under Eats, Halal Food | Posted by KY

Of the many types of dried fruits available, from raisins and prunes to dried guava, my favorite has got to be the dried mango. The sweet sourish taste of mango in the easy and convenient to eat package makes a very good office snack.

Dried Mango From Cebu, Phillipines
absolutely delicious dried mango from Cebu, Phillipines

Furthermore, this stuff has plenty nutritional values. Lots of potassium, vitamin C, and most importantly, good amount of fiber for those who might have digestive inconveniences but do not fancy prunes. Dehydrated mango is believed to preserve all the nutritious properties of the fresh fruit (or so they say).

I have tasted three different brands of dried mango from Philippines, two found at Isetan at KLCC, the Joy Mangoes, and 7D Mangoes, with the third, CEBU (also the name of the province that produces the best mangoes in Philippines) brought back by my buddy ShaolinTiger all the way from its country of origin.

The taste of all three brands are comparable to each other, and way superior to the local brands I have tried. However, a 100 gm pack of imported dried mango goes for RM 8+, while the local brands are around RM 3+. In this case though, you get what you paid for. The local stuff is just too sweet and lacking the distinct mango sourness and aroma.

Give it a try, this is really good.

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15 Responses to “KY eats - Phillipines Dried Mango (Cebu)”

  1. By davidlian on Nov 22, 2007 | Reply

    I KILL YOU!

  2. By kljs on Nov 22, 2007 | Reply

    wah, so many type of dried mangoes….so, which is the best one?

  3. By KY on Nov 22, 2007 | Reply

    kljs,

    basically all the Philippine ones are good :D

  4. By Paul Tan on Nov 23, 2007 | Reply

    http://www.pinktentacle.com/2007/11/top-60-japanese-buzzwords-of-2007/

    check out #1

  5. By Kelvin on Nov 23, 2007 | Reply

    bwaahaha “KY = used to describe indelicate or unperceptive people”

  6. By KY on Nov 23, 2007 | Reply

    Paul,

    WTF! LOL

  7. By TZ on Nov 23, 2007 | Reply

    I usually got dried manggo from my colleague whom attending the face to face meeting. They always recommend the CEBU Mango as the texture of the mango is more fine than others local brand.

    I have never tried all others brand, but according to my colleague @ Phillipines the CEBU brand is the best and cheap for export quality.

    Drool! Drool! yummy…

  8. By Shelyn on Nov 24, 2007 | Reply

    Hey there. looks like u’re a food hunter.
    can write up a Food Dictionary :)
    anyway, De’Chiengmai wasn’t quite a satisfactory, for me. Was it for you?

  9. By Lord on Nov 25, 2007 | Reply

    Wooh! I love dried mangos as well, tend not to eat much, the local ones are like eating frosted sugar. xD

  10. By vss3t on Nov 26, 2007 | Reply

    OMG!!! i love those!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
    I even brought some to the UK! sniff! i love mangoes!

  11. By KY on Nov 26, 2007 | Reply

    TZ,
    Any Philippines dried mangos from Cebu province has all been great.

    Shelyn,
    If only you order the steam fish

    Lord,
    Yeah, local dried mangos are quite disappointing.

    vss3t,
    best!

  12. By jo on Nov 30, 2007 | Reply

    i still like the Philippines 7d manggo lo
    my former colleague she bought 4 packets for from philipines.
    nowhere mango can beat this mango!!yum!

  13. By KY on Dec 2, 2007 | Reply

    jo,

    Try those from Isetan!

  14. By mf on Jan 8, 2008 | Reply

    I think the 7D Dried mangoes are available in most of the supermarket like Jusco, cold storage, isetan and a those in bangsar and hartamas. and normally there will be some discount during xmas or new year lo..

  15. By KY on Jan 8, 2008 | Reply

    mf,
    oOO, nice to know that. :D

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