The mango is a sweet, tropical addition to any meal or snack. Canned and frozen mangos are a great alternative when fresh mangos are not available or not convenient.
Mangos
Photo of Tropical Fruits
USDA. Agricultural Research Service.
This high-quality photo of a mangoes, oranges, and pineapple could be used as part of a display about mangoes. From the Agricultural Research Service Image Gallery.
Fresh MangosLondon Fruit, Inc.
This web site provides a fact sheet which includes a history of mangos, health benefits, selection, storage, and how to eat a mango. It also includes facts and myths about mangos, a conversion calculator for recipes and an online mango recipe database.
Fruit and Vegetable Encyclopedia: MangoDole Food Company.
Fun Web site for children, parents and teacher that provides mango facts, history, types, growing and harvesting information, selection and storage, and nutrition information. Also provides examples of fun and easy ways to eat mango. Use the links on the left to access various sections.
Mango Fact Sheet (PDF | 519KB)University of Arizona Farmers' Market.
This two page fact sheet includes a description of mango, information about nutrition, selection and storage, and detailed information on how to cut a mango.
South Florida Tropicals: MangoUniversity of Florida. IFAS Extension.
Online fact sheet provides detailed information about mangos, including availability, selection, storage, uses, nutritive value, food safety during preparation, preservation, yield, and uses. Also includes several recipes.
The National Mango BoardThe National Mango Board
Check out the ManGO kids section of the National Mango Board website. It features fun videos from Chef Allen, recipes, games & quizzes and interesting mango facts.
What Fruits & Vegetables are in Season?Produce for Better Health Foundation. Fruits and Veggies More Matters.
Discover what fruits and vegetables are available in each season of the year.