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Subject: Re: What is the best way to eat a mango?
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I like to use a large, serrated knife to slice the two larger chunks off
either side of the pit. Then I slice off the rest of the flesh and skin.
Cut the big pieces into strips and peel them with a paring knife. This
produces decent sized chunks that can be served to visitors, used in fruit
salad, whatever. The rest I have to gnaw off the pit, getting messy.