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| The big mango debate |
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Join the big mango debate. The debate is
about the best mango. The contenders —
Alphonso, Dashehari, Langra and
Banganapalli. So join your fave mango
camp, garner support from friends and lobby
for your favourite mango. Post essays,
slogans, ads, pictures, and videos and make
sure your camp wins!
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| Alphonso |
Camp name: Alphonso
Region: Western India
Description: If you have tasted Alphoso
mangoes or Hapoos / Aapoos as it is popularly called, you know why you should join this camp. This variety of mangoes is well known for its sweetness and flavour. Unfortunately it has very short shelf value. But who wants to adorn shelves with these mangoes when we can’t keep our hands off them?
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| Banganapalli |
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Camp name: Banganapalli
Region: Southern India
Description: Join the must sought after mango camp — the Banganapalli camp.
This golden yellow mango from Andhra Pradesh is large and oblong and has a
unique sweet taste. It is moderately juicy and has fiberless firm flesh. |
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| Langra |
Camp name: Langra
Region: Eastern India
Description: Even when ripe, this mango is green in colour. Yes that’s right; you are in the Langra club. Langra is mainly grown in a small town of West Bengal called Malda. Medium sized, these mangoes are fleshy and fibreless, and are sweet and tangy and oh so juicy! Slurp! Slurp! .
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| Dashehari |
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Camp name: Dashehari
Region: Northern India
Description: When all the mangoes go missing, this mango makes a grand entry. No points for guessing, this is the pulpy Dashehari. This variety derives its name from a village near Lucknow called Dashehari. |
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