In Australia, we have one similar to the Goa that you tested in this video. We call it Brookes. I believe it is 'true to type' ie grows from seed. The seed is very thin so there is more flesh. That means the percentage of flesh to seed is higher in the Brookes. I don't know much about the history of the Brookes, what it's original purpose was. Unlike our famous Bowen Mango (Kensington Pride) which has a well documented history and is now so solid in its genetics, it can be grown from seed true to type. No more need to graft. Our quarantine system makes it almost impossible to import new mango varieties which is sad because there are so many excellent types in other countries. But mangos are known to be massive disease harbourers so our country doesn't want to run the risk of bringing in disease that might escape into the commercial farming crops. Have you been here yet to taste our mangoes?
@@Azam9947 Depends on the country... I've been smuggling seeds for many years and it's hit and miss.. to be honest over the years it's more of a hit cause I learn some tricks. Some customs official s are actually not very familiar with the law what to do with seeds (if they care at all). They know about fruits that are banned but seeds it's a grey area most of the times.
Had a mango in an Hispanic grocery store in Tucson, unspecified variety, dark red skin, pinkish orange flesh. I only wish that I would have bought several. Had almost a honey sweetness. Any guess as to the variety? 🍯
I really love this video. I watched like a year ago, and it convinced me to try mangos. I hated them. Just watched this video again, and I think it's time to try mangos again, maybe I'll like them this time. Thanks so much Jared!
This summer Walmart had Kent mangoes for $.20 each they didn’t appear to be in good shape so I only bought 5. They ripened and were amazing! Wish I had bought more! We also get the smaller yellow mangoes that are creamy . The name starts with an A (forgot the name). Love them. I won’t even buy a Tommy Atkins anymore. So fibrous!
I was one aldi last month and I bought some nice mangoes from there the was pricey I got 2 in a pack one was photogenic but tasted bland but I left the greener one to ripen it was soooooo good it melted in the mouth and was full of flavour and so sweet I think it was Australian mangos
Just got homesick..the one with the edible skin you sprinkle cayenne pepper on top weren't in season, right? They're moostly green, even when ripe, and are more banana-orange with a pineapple/cucumber undertone taste
@Narga Cuga But I thought there are not that many species of fruit bearing plants/trees are edible and palatable due to the majority of the plants that bear fruits are either poisonous or don't taste good to us?
Good looking fruit, I'm jealous, feel like I haven't had a good one since I was a small child in the Philippines. A long time ago, and I can still taste them, and the papayas, too.
When I went to the Philippines they had a different looking mango they said is an apple mango. The ripe one was tasty but the vendors were mostly selling them unripe, I think they said it was healthy for pregnant women when unripe. This was early August btw.
Popular joke in Florida: it wasn’t an apple in the Garden of Eden but a mango. Got its name because God threw Adam out saying “Man, go!” Way back in graduate school in the 1980s my Indian colleagues complained that hardly any varieties were available and the most common, the Tommy Atkins, was among the worst available in India. Dozens of varieties available in parts of India, they said.
There are dozens of varieties per region depending on where you are in Country. Each region has their favorites and it can be a very argumentative topic on which mango tastes better.
Indica is classical Greek and Latin for "of India". Since scientific nomenclature is done in Latin you will find this word in the scientific name of many species example Azadirachta indica (Neem) Tamarindus indica (Tamarind) Ipomoea indica (Blue Morning Glory) Canna indica (Arrowroot) Limnophila indica (Marshweed) Same is true for 'Americana' for something originating in America, 'Arabica' for something originating in Arabia and 'Persica' for something from Persia.
I am assuming that this video is from last year and that you're not actually in Kenya at the moment? Nothing wrong with that, just was wondering. Stay safe.
I had the most delicious mango only last night, it was a good balance of sweet and sour the only thing was, it was approximately 75% pit to meat ratio! Needless to say I was slightly perturbed because I only had one.
I love your videos. You should definitely come to Kerala, India. Lots of vegetation and fruits. especially different types of mangoes, jackfruit and bananas
I've been interested in the marula fruit, which is endemic to southern africa, but it may be possible to get some in or near Kenya. There's very little about it online. Might be worth inquiring after.
There has been trade between Kenya and the west coast of India for a thousand years before the arrival of western Europeans. Though the fruit-growing expertise of the Portuguese helped develop the Goa mango farms and spawned a hundred varieties just in Goa. scroll.in/magazine/837450/goan-mangoes-are-the-best-in-world-history-proves-so-too
the best mango i ever had was in belize and i was like amazed, bc mangoes available in the US are generally just kinda blah.. but after watching you review so many mangoes i feel like that really good one i had probably wasn't even that good 😅😂
Where are you? In the UK we have loads of subcontinental grocers and a fine selection of mangoes usually available. I love the ones sold for sucking. Just roll them between your hands for a few minutes then make a hole and suck out the pulp.
imagine they have the Neuralink or some sensory intercept and then it shows up under this video like "taste this mango" and you're like "ooh" and you download it hmm
Weird explorer could you give me the schedule of places you are going to on your weird fruit explorer episodes reply to this comment as soon as possible
Don't have to taste any of them to know that they stomp on Kent/Keith quality wise. Kent is worse than what the Cavendish as bland commercial fruit is in the world of banana.
Love how your effort for cutting slowly deteriates through the video
I'm from Kenya. 🇰🇪🇰🇪🇰🇪
Sehr gut!
In Australia, we have one similar to the Goa that you tested in this video. We call it Brookes. I believe it is 'true to type' ie grows from seed. The seed is very thin so there is more flesh. That means the percentage of flesh to seed is higher in the Brookes. I don't know much about the history of the Brookes, what it's original purpose was. Unlike our famous Bowen Mango (Kensington Pride) which has a well documented history and is now so solid in its genetics, it can be grown from seed true to type. No more need to graft.
Our quarantine system makes it almost impossible to import new mango varieties which is sad because there are so many excellent types in other countries. But mangos are known to be massive disease harbourers so our country doesn't want to run the risk of bringing in disease that might escape into the commercial farming crops.
Have you been here yet to taste our mangoes?
A Goldilocks mango. Not too sweet, not too sour, it's just right.
I feel like you should save all the seeds of the fruits you come across
I WANT TO HAVE ALL OF THEM😭😁
really good idea
@@hairyballbastic8943 Hes like, damn now I have to do it all over again.
@Cosmo Kramer time to swallow mango pits
@@Azam9947 Depends on the country... I've been smuggling seeds for many years and it's hit and miss.. to be honest over the years it's more of a hit cause I learn some tricks. Some customs official
s are actually not very familiar with the law what to do with seeds (if they care at all). They know about fruits that are banned but seeds it's a grey area most of the times.
Had a mango in an Hispanic grocery store in Tucson, unspecified variety, dark red skin, pinkish orange flesh. I only wish that I would have bought several. Had almost a honey sweetness. Any guess as to the variety? 🍯
Apple mango?
I really love this video.
I watched like a year ago, and it convinced me to try mangos.
I hated them.
Just watched this video again, and I think it's time to try mangos again, maybe I'll like them this time.
Thanks so much Jared!
Please make a video about the cassabanana
very interesting, Jared
Great video🍉🍎🍠🍌🍍🍐🍇🍒
Wait he came to my country???😍
This summer Walmart had Kent mangoes for $.20 each they didn’t appear to be in good shape so I only bought 5. They ripened and were amazing! Wish I had bought more! We also get the smaller yellow mangoes that are creamy . The name starts with an A (forgot the name). Love them. I won’t even buy a Tommy Atkins anymore. So fibrous!
i have not been getting notified when you post. which sucks because you deserve many more views.
I was one aldi last month and I bought some nice mangoes from there the was pricey I got 2 in a pack one was photogenic but tasted bland but I left the greener one to ripen it was soooooo good it melted in the mouth and was full of flavour and so sweet I think it was Australian mangos
I had no idea there are so many kinds of mangoes, thanks for sharing
That first mango... I want to make a smoothie with it. Darn, Jared, I rarely crave fruit and you managed to make me do so!
Just got homesick..the one with the edible skin you sprinkle cayenne pepper on top weren't in season, right? They're moostly green, even when ripe, and are more banana-orange with a pineapple/cucumber undertone taste
That's amazing there R so many 🥭 mangos
@Narga Cuga But I thought there are not that many species of fruit bearing plants/trees are edible and palatable due to the majority of the plants that bear fruits are either poisonous or don't taste good to us?
How sweet is an apple? Golden delicious apples are one of the sweetest fruit I eat.
Apple gets 5 on the scale, though there are certainly sweeter ones out there.
Golden delicious are in the middle, Fuji is quite a bit sweeter, Jonamac is high too
I love your facial expressions
Nice work
Thanks
Xcellent post brotha!! Luv ya!!
Good looking fruit, I'm jealous, feel like I haven't had a good one since I was a small child in the Philippines. A long time ago, and I can still taste them, and the papayas, too.
mango attributes. Sounds like a New Wave band
When I went to the Philippines they had a different looking mango they said is an apple mango. The ripe one was tasty but the vendors were mostly selling them unripe, I think they said it was healthy for pregnant women when unripe. This was early August btw.
I really wanted to try a ripe carabao mango but they were all sour :(
Popular joke in Florida: it wasn’t an apple in the Garden of Eden but a mango. Got its name because God threw Adam out saying “Man, go!”
Way back in graduate school in the 1980s my Indian colleagues complained that hardly any varieties were available and the most common, the Tommy Atkins, was among the worst available in India. Dozens of varieties available in parts of India, they said.
There are dozens of varieties per region depending on where you are in Country.
Each region has their favorites and it can be a very argumentative topic on which mango tastes better.
If you come india you should taste Neelum , Mallika , Badam , Kesar , Banganpalli , Langra
Mangos,,, Yes !
You missed the boribo mango.. much sweeter than the apple mango
Sometimes itchy, but my favorite!
Ur allergic?
@@wpc456cpw mildly, people who are allergic to certain pollens sometimes have a "cross reaction" with some raw fruits or parts of fruits.
I yearn for mango season.
The yellow one us a Pakistani mango
Great lighting in this video!
The Goa Mango Looks realy like the Thai Mango
Looks tasty as
TY again!
Can you please try an Australian fruit please?
So mangos are Indicas? Explains why I like mangos
Indica is classical Greek and Latin for "of India". Since scientific nomenclature is done in Latin you will find this word in the scientific name of many species example Azadirachta indica (Neem)
Tamarindus indica (Tamarind)
Ipomoea indica (Blue Morning Glory)
Canna indica (Arrowroot)
Limnophila indica (Marshweed)
Same is true for 'Americana' for something originating in America, 'Arabica' for something originating in Arabia and 'Persica' for something from Persia.
@@elhombredeoro955 where would sativa originate from?
Sativa comes from the Latin botanical adjective sativum, meaning ‘cultivated.’ So not indicative of an origin.
@@juliemcgugan1244 thank you
You should think about lecturing at a culinary school mate.
I am assuming that this video is from last year and that you're not actually in Kenya at the moment? Nothing wrong with that, just was wondering. Stay safe.
I had the most delicious mango only last night, it was a good balance of sweet and sour the only thing was, it was approximately 75% pit to meat ratio! Needless to say I was slightly perturbed because I only had one.
Oh wow!
Remember the variety name?
@@erikybarra3898 actually I don't know exactly I didn't pay attention to the sticker. I think it probably was a Haden.
Could you make a spicy mango dish and substitute your starch with that meaty goa mango.
I love guessing where on the scale the fruit falls for sweetness and sour. I am getting closer to guessing right.
The kenyan oblong mango is "ngowe" not "goa", it originated from zanzibar.
Him: I traveled the world and tried all the fruits in the world!
Me: Well i tried every single fruit in my super market..beat that!
Wow! I always thought i dislike mangos, but i really actually have no idea 😆
Nice! We also generally get a single type of mango here :(.
Those look so good! I read that farmers in Kenya were having a lot of issues this spring with locusts -- have you seen any?
Am from Kenya,the locusts are still flying around but they have been overshadowed by Covid-19 anxieties.
Yummy yummy for my tummy
I love your videos. You should definitely come to Kerala, India.
Lots of vegetation and fruits. especially different types of mangoes, jackfruit and bananas
Lots of corona too lol
gotta eat em all
I had no idea
I've been interested in the marula fruit, which is endemic to southern africa, but it may be possible to get some in or near Kenya. There's very little about it online. Might be worth inquiring after.
The marula fruit isnt in kenya is it's only in southern parts of Africa
Karibu Kenya! Did you try zambarau?
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@@griffinc3263 awesome!
Might it be possible that the Goa mango came from India when the Portuguese colonized both countries?
There has been trade between Kenya and the west coast of India for a thousand years before the arrival of western Europeans. Though the fruit-growing expertise of the Portuguese helped develop the Goa mango farms and spawned a hundred varieties just in Goa. scroll.in/magazine/837450/goan-mangoes-are-the-best-in-world-history-proves-so-too
the best mango i ever had was in belize and i was like amazed, bc mangoes available in the US are generally just kinda blah.. but after watching you review so many mangoes i feel like that really good one i had probably wasn't even that good 😅😂
Do you know if any of these can be sourced internationally?
Where are you? In the UK we have loads of subcontinental grocers and a fine selection of mangoes usually available. I love the ones sold for sucking. Just roll them between your hands for a few minutes then make a hole and suck out the pulp.
In the UK there is a company called My Exotic Fruit. They do a massive range of exotic fruit along with many varieties of mango 😊
fuck i want to eat this
imagine they have the Neuralink or some sensory intercept and then it shows up under this video like "taste this mango" and you're like "ooh" and you download it hmm
Weird explorer could you give me the schedule of places you are going to on your weird fruit explorer episodes reply to this comment as soon as possible
We're 10 is 11! What does that mean?
"Where 10 is a lemon" ;)
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Pls send seeds to Europe too
For some reason all mangoes I've had taste spicy to me, like a black pepper taste, very off putting for a fruit.
That moment when you hear A child being sold in the background.
I really like your videos but it tortures me to watch them because I want to have the seeds of the fruits you eat.
Can't you send seeds to Europe too? (Austria)
@@jojak8066I may be wrong but I think he has had giveaways on occasion where he sent out seeds
@@starrya5647 yes but not to Europe
ugh aww we get the shittiest mangos in ireland, i have indian/pakastani/bangladeshi friends who are so distrought with the quality of them here :'(
I don't think you're a mango expert lots of mangoes are Piney and full of fiber!
Don't have to taste any of them to know that they stomp on Kent/Keith quality wise. Kent is worse than what the Cavendish as bland commercial fruit is in the world of banana.