Mangoes

Tuesday 12th May 2015 08:07 EDT
 

I note that Indian (Alphonso) mangoes are in the shops, but why do I feel that we are being fleeced. During my daily walk towards a shop at Kingsbury Road, London NW9, a box of approximately 6 is sold at £13.00. Pre-banned the price was approximately £13.00 for 2 boxes. I wonder if there are similar cases elsewhere at other retail outlets.

I also understand that these mangoes are not even in season. They are ripened artificially. I leave it to your own judgment as to how.

As for myself, I shall be boycotting Indian at that price, and rather see them rot at the stores. I will be switching my allegiance to either South/Latin American or Israeli varieties. I am in agreement that these varieties are not as delicate or sweet as the Indian, but I believe, I have a very healthy and sweet solution for those who wishes to join me in this crusade. Cut and glaze with Gor (Jaggery).

Mohindra Master

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