Multani Dusheri Mango

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• 100% Carbide Free
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Dusheri Mango – A Royal Treat with Timeless Flavor

The Dusheri mango is a beloved variety that carries a rich heritage and unmatched flavor. Its name is said to be inspired by the celebration of Dussehra, and its origins trace back to the 18th-century gardens of the Nawab of Lucknow in northern India.

🥭 A Bite of Royalty

Famed for having one of the juiciest pulps among all fruits, Dusheri mangoes are known for their sweet, refreshing juice, mouthwatering flavor, and pleasant aroma. Even though they are smaller in size compared to some other mango varieties, they pack a delicious punch — it’s easy to find yourself wanting more, even after eating two or three in one sitting!

📅 Best Time to Enjoy

The first two weeks of July are when Dusheri mangoes hit their peak flavor. This makes early July the perfect time to indulge in their tropical sweetness and stock up for summer treats.

🌱 Grow Your Own Mango Delight

Pakistan’s climate is ideal for growing mango trees, including Dusheri. Whether you're planting a few trees in your home garden or starting a small orchard, you can enjoy fresh mangoes right from your backyard. The same climate also supports a variety of other fruit-bearing plants.

You can even use the fruits from your garden to create refreshing summer drinks — mango juice, smoothies, or even homemade mango ice cream made from frozen pulp.

🔍 How to Identify Dusheri Mangoes

• Shape: Long and oval.

• Color: Starts light green to yellow-green, ripening to a rich golden yellow.

• Texture: Fibreless, soft flesh with a peach-like color.

• Flavor: Intensely sweet with a fragrant aroma.

• Seed: Contains a small stone, about the size of a medium pea.

🌿 Origin and Cultural Touch

Native to the Lucknow region of northern India, Dusheri mangoes gained fame in the royal gardens of the Nawab during the 18th century. Children fondly call it “Chusne wala aam”, meaning “the mango you suck.” The traditional way to enjoy it is to tear off the tip and suck the pulp and juice, making it a nostalgic summer favorite.

Dusheri mangoes are not just delicious — they’re nutritious too, packed with vitamin C, fiber, and natural energy. Their sweet taste, smooth texture, and royal legacy make them one of the most popular mango varieties in South Asia.