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Published: April 9th 2014
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It's mango season here in Thailand, and what a wonderful season it is. I've never had sweeter mangos in my life. Everywhere you go there are mangos for sale. I'm lucky enough to have a pick-up truck selling them just down the road from my apartment.
I stopped at it one night on my way home from dinner. I inquired about the price and it's 100 Baht for 1 kilo. ($1.50 USD for one pound.) My Thai coworkers have assured me this is indeed a fair price. I decided to buy two mangos. The woman weighed them on a little scale, effortlessly cut them up, and put them on a tray and covered it in plastic wrap. She also offered to sell me some sticky rice and coconut milk, so I could enjoy the traditional dish (mango sticky rice) at home. I decided to just stick with the mangos.
When I got home, I dug in, slowly cutting off a piece with my fork. I put it in my mouth, rolling it around a bit, savoring it. I didn't know a mango could taste this good. It's almost like heaven simultaneously exploding and melting in your mouth.
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I've never had mangos so good. been back a few more times this week, always buying two. One is for dessert, and one for my next day's breakfast. I know mango season won't last forever, but I'm enjoying it to the fullest while I can. And I'm already looking forward to next year.
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Bob Carlsen
I'm so jealous...
I have mangos and sticky rice here, but the mangos are never as good as the Thai ones.