The fruit of the mango is actually a single, fruit that can be eaten as a dessert, as a condiment or used in food.
It’s an important part of Indian cuisine and, like the tomato, is a staple of Indian homes.
“I’m a vegetarian, but I like mangoes,” said Suman Sharma, a marketing consultant in New Delhi.
“They’re good in salads.
It can be baked or eaten raw.” “
Mango is so versatile, it can be made into yogurt, into mango lassi, into puddings.
It can be baked or eaten raw.”
The fruits are traditionally eaten in India as a traditional condiment, but their popularity has spread in the U.S. and abroad.
In India, mangoes are eaten for the aroma, not the taste, and the fruit is often eaten alongside the rice and bread.
As well, they’re used as a sweetener in yogurt.
But the popularity of the fruit has grown in recent years.
According to a recent report from the National Center for Science Education, the average Indian eats about one mango a day.
India has one of the highest consumption of mangoes in the world.
According in a report from CIDRAP, an industry group, the number of mango varieties grown in India rose from about 50,000 in 2008 to more than 200,000 last year.
“The mango is one of India’s main exports, and it’s a good indicator of what’s happening in the country,” said Anushka Bose, an associate professor of marketing and marketing management at Cornell University.
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But the mango can also be used as an ingredient in cosmetics, and I think that’s really important.”
