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The arrival of mango season isn’t just a change in the weather—it’s a culinary event. From the buttery richness of the Alphonso to the juicy, honey-like pull of the Chinna Rasalu, every variety offers a different experience.
The Alphonso (Hapus) is prized for its non-fibrous, creamy texture and intense aroma. It is the perfect candidate for a thick, velvety Shrikhand.
Hailing from Andhra Pradesh, the Banganapalli is large, firm, and has a pleasant hit of acidity along with its sweetness.
The Kesar mango, known as the "Queen of Mangoes," has a bright orange pulp and a very high sugar content, making it the gold standard for purees.
The Chinna Rasalu is a "juicing" mango. It is so incredibly juicy that it is often eaten by squeezing the fruit directly.
Also known as Imam Pasand, the Himayat is large, regal, and carries subtle notes of coconut and lime. It is a sophisticated mango for a sophisticated dessert.