After enjoying the fruit, don't throw out the mango pit! Instead, grow a mango from seed as a new houseplant. In the last 10-15 years, the popularity of mangos has exploded in the United States. These ...

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Mangoes, hailed as the king of fruits, are cherished for their sweet, juicy flesh. However, what many people don't realise is that the saeed within this delectable fruit, often discarded without a ...

Life in the fruit bowl is no longer the pits, thanks to a Canadian researcher who has found a way to turn the throwaway kernels in mangos into a natural food preservative that could help prevent ...

Delectable and irresistible, mangoes make the summer heat somewhat bearable with their unmatched taste and aroma. While we relish the sweet and heavenly pulp, we take no time to discard its 'Guthli' ...

Mango trees grow best in tropical and warmer subtropical climates where there is no danger of frost. In the United States, mango trees grow in California, Florida, Hawaii, and Pue ...

Mango seeds can be used for getting gorgeous hair. It can get rid of dandruff, reduce hair fall and prevent early greying.

Mangoes are the crown jewel of summer fruits—sweet, juicy, and packed with flavor. But once we’ve savored the pulp, most of us throw away the seed, assuming it’s useless. What if we told you that ...

Well, as a kid, we all had this inquisitiveness to know whether mango seeds are edible or not. For the uninitiated, yes mango seeds are edible, but only of unripe mangoes. Once the mango is ripened, ...