Plum Mango (Gandaria) – Fruity-sour & exotic
Plum Mango (Gandaria) – Fruity-sour & exotic - 500g is backordered and will ship as soon as it is back in stock.
Plum Mango – Exotic delight from Southeast Asia
The plum mango , also known as Gandaria , Maprang , or Marian Plum , is a rare tropical fruit native to Thailand and Indonesia. It combines the best of mango and plum: smooth and golden yellow on the outside, juicy, sweet, and slightly tart on the inside. With its intense aroma, it's a real insider tip for lovers of exotic fruits—perfect for snacking, in fruit salads, or as a sophisticated dessert ingredient.
Advantages at a glance:
- Unique taste: blend of mango, apricot & plum.
- Exotic rarity: Hardly available in Europe – now exclusively at Obstwelt.
- Rich in vitamins: especially vitamins A & C, plus antioxidants.
- Versatile: Enjoy on its own, in bowls, chutneys or sorbets.
- Fresh & directly imported: hand-picked & packaged to preserve the aroma.
Product details:
- Contents: Fresh Plum Mangos (Maprang) – depending on your choice: 500 g or 1 kg
- Origin: Thailand or Indonesia (seasonal)
- Ripeness: Ready to eat with a golden yellow color and soft skin
- Storage: Allow to ripen at room temperature, store in the refrigerator when ripe
- Packaging: Sustainable, shock-resistant & freshness-preserving
What is Gandaria (Maprang)?
Gandaria , also known as Maprang or Marian Plum , is a traditional fruit of Southeast Asia with high cultural significance. Its texture is similar to mango, and its flavor surprises with its fruity depth and pleasant acidity. Discover it now at Obstwelt and experience tropical diversity!
Plum Mango (Gandaria) – Fruity-sour & exotic
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Order by Thursday at 10:00 PM and have the freshest fruit delivered directly to your home via DHL starting Tuesday.
Customer Reviews
Schöner Mango Geschmack,süß säuerlich im Abgang
Etwas festere Schale
Geldverschwendung und niemand meldet sich alles war verfault
Die „Pflaumen-Mangos“ kamen sehr gut verpackt an. Optisch waren sie auch wunderschön und unversehrt. Der Geschmack war uns allen aber irgendwie zu künstlich. War für uns nicht genießbar und kam leider in den Müll, da die wirklich niemand essen wollte. Schade ums Geld aber Geschmäcker sind verschieden, unser und der unserer Gäste war es definitiv nicht.
Die Früchte sind interessant und schmecken besser als die großen indischen Mangos. Der Preis hingegen finde ich sehr hoch, aber wahrscheinlich gibt es Gründe.
Vielleicht eine Luxus bitte. Ein Zettelchen mit Infos zu den Früchten wäre super. Gerade für Erstbesteller.
