help with mango glut please

SunFlower

Pink-winged wrote: »

Hi SunFlower,

As your thread has dropped down the board I've merged it with the main thread on using up mangoes which should give you even more ideas.

Pink

Thanks Pink-Winged - didn't notice the thread.

SF

Roxy07

Is it possible? I have a juicing machine but read it's not capable of doing it.. but how do the supermarkets do it?

browneyedbazzi

Standard juicers might not be able to cope with the fibre of mangoes but you can get ones that are less fibrous that might be more suitable for juicing. I expect commercial producers have much more powerful machines than anything you could buy for home use.

If you have a blender and you wanted to make juice you could blend the mango then use a cloth to wring out the juice maybe?

Meadows

Not sure how well they will juice in a 'Whole' juicer, give it a try or do it by hand with a blender. Cut the peeled mango into small pieces, blitz with a blender together with crushed ice and water until smooth and then put a sieve (discard the pulp).

redfox

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Teahfc

The 2 varieties that are fibre free are called Kent & Keitt mostly green with a dark red blush but do not be out off by colour, cup them n your hands and gently squeeze, they should give a little when ripe with Kent giving a lot more than Keitt. supermarkets use mango concentrate not fresh juice.

zippychick

Personally I would just try it and see what happens!

Ive merged this with our mango thread

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