By Namita S Kalla | May 1, 2025
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To extend the shelf life of whole mangoes, place them in the fridge once they ripen. This helps slow down the ripening process, keeping them fresh for a longer period
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To preserve mangoes for future use, peel and slice them, then freeze the pieces in a single layer. This method is perfect for making smoothies, sauces, or ice creams later
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Ripening mangoes can be stored in a paper bag to speed up the process. The bag traps the ethylene gas emitted by the fruit, helping it ripen evenly and quickly
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For long-term preservation, mangoes can be preserved in sugar syrup. After peeling and slicing, immerse mango pieces in syrup, which helps retain flavor and texture for months
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A dehydrator is a great way to preserve the fruit. Slice them thinly and dehydrate to create delicious dried fruit that can be stored for several months in air-tight containers
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Canning mangoes involves placing slices in sterilized jars and sealing them in hot water. This process can keep mangoes fresh for up to a year, making them easy to store long-term
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Make mango jam or chutney for a delicious preservation option. Cooking mangoes with sugar or vinegar creates a shelf-stable spread that enhances the flavor of meals for months
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Keep them at room temperature while they ripen. Once ripe, store them in the fridge to extend freshness. Avoid storing unripe mangoes in the fridge as it halts ripening
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Preserve mangoes your way and enjoy the king of fruits in every season, any time you crave