Woolworths launches new mango range with flatter, smaller seeds and even sweeter taste!
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As the days get warmer, it’s a clear sign that summer is just around the corner. And what's an Aussie summer without sinking your teeth into luscious fruits like mangoes?
It’s a tradition that officially ushers in the sunny season—offering a taste of sunshine exactly when we need it most.
So, with Woolworths’ mango shake-up creating a stir, we’re thrilled to spill the juicy details!
Woolworths recently announced its new mango range just in time for summer.
The supermarket giant is rolling out a new variety of mangoes, Maha Bliss, featuring tiny, skinny seeds—a welcome change for Aussies who know the struggle of getting more seed than flesh.
The Maha Bliss seed, originating from Thailand but now grown in Darwin, is now available exclusively at Woolworths.
Maha Bliss mangoes are now stocked in all stores across NSW, SA, and Victoria, as well as most locations in Queensland.
‘Nothing says Australian summer like a juicy Australian-grown mango, and customers will be excited to see them starting to pop up in their local stores,’ Woolworths’ Director of Fruit & Veg Paul Turner said.
‘While people are very familiar with Kensington Pride and Calypso mangoes, we actually have a dozen varieties of mango on offer over the season, including the lesser-known Maha Bliss.’
‘Maha Bliss looks a little bit different, like a long mango, however, the unexpected twist is actually their incredibly thin seed, which means customers get more flesh for their buck.’
Woolworths now offers 12 mango varieties, including favourites like Calypso, Kensington Pride, R2E2, and the new addition, Maha Bliss.
Woolworths mangoes come exclusively from over 120 local Australian growers, ensuring a bountiful supply of top-notch produce nationwide.
For a confident mango-picking experience, Woolworths' Mango team provided a brief checklist:
Members, what are your thoughts on this new mango variety? Have you given it a try, or are you planning to add it to your next grocery haul? Share your thoughts in the comments below!
It’s a tradition that officially ushers in the sunny season—offering a taste of sunshine exactly when we need it most.
So, with Woolworths’ mango shake-up creating a stir, we’re thrilled to spill the juicy details!
Woolworths recently announced its new mango range just in time for summer.
The supermarket giant is rolling out a new variety of mangoes, Maha Bliss, featuring tiny, skinny seeds—a welcome change for Aussies who know the struggle of getting more seed than flesh.
Woolworths' fresh Maha Bliss mangoes contain a slim seed. Image source: Woolworths
The Maha Bliss seed, originating from Thailand but now grown in Darwin, is now available exclusively at Woolworths.
Maha Bliss mangoes are now stocked in all stores across NSW, SA, and Victoria, as well as most locations in Queensland.
‘Nothing says Australian summer like a juicy Australian-grown mango, and customers will be excited to see them starting to pop up in their local stores,’ Woolworths’ Director of Fruit & Veg Paul Turner said.
‘While people are very familiar with Kensington Pride and Calypso mangoes, we actually have a dozen varieties of mango on offer over the season, including the lesser-known Maha Bliss.’
‘Maha Bliss looks a little bit different, like a long mango, however, the unexpected twist is actually their incredibly thin seed, which means customers get more flesh for their buck.’
This new variety is packed with an abundance of juicy flesh. Image source: Woolworths
Woolworths now offers 12 mango varieties, including favourites like Calypso, Kensington Pride, R2E2, and the new addition, Maha Bliss.
Woolworths mangoes come exclusively from over 120 local Australian growers, ensuring a bountiful supply of top-notch produce nationwide.
For a confident mango-picking experience, Woolworths' Mango team provided a brief checklist:
- Don't rely on colour; some, like Brooks, are ripe when green.
- Judge by feel and smell; ripe mangoes have a slightly fruity scent.
- Choose heavy ones for juicy fruit.
- Watch out for wrinkles or shrivelled mangoes; they might be overripe.
- Small or odd-shaped mangoes taste great too.
- Don't mind marks; they're only skin-deep and won't affect the sweet flesh inside!
Find your perfect mango match with Woolworths' cheat sheet listing all available varieties. Image source: Woolworths
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