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Saturday, May 13, 2006
Mangos
Mangos were on sale the other day at the grocery store. We were both pretty excited and were reminded of our days in Latin America. Today we tried to peel a mango to put it in a fruit salad. We discovered that there is NO good way to peel and cut a mango. After Joel made a mess cutting, I stood over the sink and ate the rest off the seed. It was quite funny! Since then, I've done a little research on peeling them. One website said, "There is no good way to eat a mango. Most mango lovers just eat them in the bathtub." How do you eat your mangos?

Joel-

So I have been a phantom reader for some time now, just checking in to see how things are with you. Based on your mango issue, I had to comment as I had the same issue for quite some time.

The best way...use a vegetable peeler and remove the skin. then cut the bottom off so it sits flat. Place the flat bottom on your cutting board and slice as close to the seed to remove sections.

Finally...stand over the sink and enjoy the remnants. That part never changes.

Hope all is well, and I hope this helps.  

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