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100% Mango Fruit Spread

MANGO (from Tamil மாங்காய்/ Maangai)
Mango is reputedly the most widely consumed fresh fruit in the world and probably the oldest with fossil records dating back 25 million years! It is the national fruit of India, Pakistan, the Philippines and Bangladesh. Fresh mango is high in fibre, vitamins A and C, vitamin B6 and other essential nutrients such as potassium, copper and amino acids.

Made in Tuscany.
Each jar is made with at least 1 organic mango, a slice of organic apple, a drop of organic grape juice and a splash of organic lemon juice.
Nothing else is added. No refined sugar. No pectin. No additives. No preservatives.
The flavour? Tropically sweet.
Serving suggestions? Get inspired by taking a look at our recipes!
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Mango 100% Pure Fruit Spread

APRICOT (Prunus armeniaca)
Arab settlers were the first to cultivate apricots in Italy during the 10th century. They suit the Italian climate. Nowadays, Italy is the largest producer of apricots in Europe, with the harvest in June and July. Fresh apricots are an excellent source of vitamins A and C, are high in other antioxidants, most notably flavonoids, potassium and fibre.

Made in Italy.
Each jar contains 1 organic mango, a slice of organic apple and a drop of organic apple juice.
Nothing else is added. No refined sugar. No pectin. No additives. No preservatives.
The flavour? Tropically sweet.
Serving suggestions? Get inspired by taking a look at our recipes!
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Ingredients, nutritional values & serving suggestions
Ingredients

*Organic.

Fruit* (1 mango*, apple*), grape juice concentrate*, lemon juice*.
Contains naturally occurring sugars from fruit only.

Storage

Store in a cool dry place. Refrigerate after opening and eat within three months.

Jar Size

250g

Serving suggestions

With a smooth texture, it can be eaten by the spoonful as a puree. It can be enjoyed in a wrap with goats’ cheese or as a healthy dip or as an alternative to mango chutney. Spoonfuls of FruitTree’s Mango can be used to make a salad dressing, as we did in our recipe for Mix Grain Salad with Avocado, Black Beans and Olives. For meat eaters, it goes surprisingly well with roast chicken or to make a sauce to pair with beef or pork.

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