I just bought some for the first time Wednesday. They are fabulous. Before
buying, I asked a non-English-speaking woman if they were especially good,
as she was buying some, and her face lit up as she obviously was trying to
explain to me how good they are.
They were dead ripe and ready for eating.
Dee Dee
"Mango Name Incites Spat"s
http://www2.eluniversal.com.mx/pls/impreso/noticia.html?id_nota=10753&tabla=miami
Since the thriving galleon trade between New Spain and the Philippines first
brought the seedlings of the Manila mango to Acapulco more than 200 years
ago, Mexico has gradually made the fruit its own.