Philippine Brand Dried Mango, 20-Ounce Pouches (Pack of 2)

I spend about $100 plus a month on dried mangos. They are my weakness and the most satisfying snack in my opinion!! I choose these over about anything else...and I like to enjoy mine with a few pieces of dark chocolate and some walnuts or fresh granola. These are (HANDS DOWN) the most consistently delicious mangos on the market. The texture is edible without destroying the bone/joint structure of your jaw like others I've had! Quality is on point and I've deemed these to be worth the expense and something that I will keep as a staple in my pantry! (Thus far I'm the only one who's interested in these delicious satisfying treats...but that's okay....I'm not sure that I would be excited about sharing (these!) anyways!!) They are fantastic and you won't be disappointed!! The perfectly textured mangos 🥭!! YUMMY!! AND LOADS OF FIBER AND OTHER GOOD VITAMINS...NO PRUNES FOR ME THANKS....ILL OPT FOR these MANGOS INSTEAD!!

These dried mangoes are delicious

The flavor is hands down the best you will find in dried mangoes, but be sure you are not sensitive to the preservative. I had to use another brand without them due to digestive issues, but these are always the standard I will judge future mangoes!

Oh my gosh these are SO GOOD.The only thing about thinking to write a review is I am now aware of how quickly that first bag went...eep....SO SO good.In a perfect world I'd only order pure mango with no added sugar or preservatives..but for the time being this sort is more affordable, plentiful and it's a step....better than candy, yes it has sugar but you're also getting fiber and mango nutrients.The mango is pretty soft and pliable, very few pieces had that almost hair like fiborousness that dried mango can get, I think it comes from cutting super close to the pit. As I said just a few pieces like that. The majority are just beautiful, as I said between the two of us (*ahem, it was meeeeeeee, all meeeeeeeeee, I ate the mango, ALL.THE.MANGO and I don't care who knows!!!!!!!) the first bag lasted a week...now I will exercise some control (MANNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNNGO) and try not to scarf down the second bag...not trying to set mango eating records....If you've had dried mango before you already know what it's like...in case you've not experienced this joy it is very thin chewy strips of the fruit. It is pleasantly sweet but not tooth achingly so, just enough to keep it a treat. It's texture is like fruit leather..well, honestly if I think about it a lot like tender beef jerky..ew, weird comparison, sorry bout that. Fruit jerky! hahaYum yum, I will be buying again.

Exactly how I remember them. The mango is moist on the inside, chewy, and just delicious.They are just way too sweet. They're coated in sugar when the mango is already sweet enough. If there was less sugar, these dried mango strips would make a great healthy snack. You can really tell that it is real mango, unlike other brands that have so much added sugar that they don't taste like mango.The price is okay, 40oz for ~20 dollars. It can be found cheaper in bulk foodstores/whole sale.The bags I received expire in December 2017, so so I have over a year and a half to finish them, though they'll be long gone.Overall a 4/5 because of the excess sugar: you really have to limit yourself due to the sugar content.--3/30Was about to buy it again, but now it's prime only. Loses the convenience factor. I just found the 30oz bag for around 12 at a certain while sale store that begins with cost and ends in o.I guess I'll be buying in person now.