"We tried 7D mangoes for the first time while on vacation in Hawaii. They are so good...we've been craving them ever since."
posted on facebook by Sandy
Wow...someone just brought these in to work and shared them in the kitchen...I'm hooked!
posted on facebook by Rina
LOVE LOVE LOVE these....
posted on facebook by Melissa
Holy crap...I have never tasted anything like these! I am soooo addicted! Its just a shame that I can't find them in California...
posted on facebook by Deborah
I love these mangoes................addicted.
posted on facebook by Karen
I'm in loooooooove with the 7D Dried Mangoes!!!! I tried the first one in Las Vegas' ABC STore. I live in Southern California. Are there any stores in Southern California where I can pick these up? Help! I'm having 7D Dried Mangoes withdrawl!!!!
posted on facebook by Jihee
Absolutely the best dried mangoes available anywhere!
posted on facebook by Judy
In the spring of 2008, I was teaching art in Taiwan for two weeks. I'd done this many times in Japan where eating was sometimes a little tricky (I learned not to ask, "what is it?" and that helped :-) but eating in Taiwan was more of a challenge. After a week or so, I was getting really hungry for something sweet--actually, just plain HUNGRY--and my hostess brought me a few bags of 7DMangoes. I really, really don't like mangoes, but I was desparate, so......I ate them....and ate them......and ate them. They were wonderful, delicious! I brought a few bags home with me, but they're long gone.
We've tried other dried mangoes and YUK! 7DMangoes are in a class by themselves, for sure. I was so happy to find your website.
Thank you!
Peggy of Indiana
Hi, I decided I would share my story on how I discovered 7D Mangoes.
During the week of Sept. 17-22, while in Toronto, ON on a Women's Prayer Convocation, I was looking for fruit that would not spoil and yet was delicious. During this period of time meat was not a constant part of my diet, and so I visited a local store in the downtown area. I really enjoy mangoes, but find that I am not the best in knowing when to buy them, nor do I want to wait until they ripen to eat them. So, I decided to try the package of dried mangoes that kept starring me in my face on the display, and lo and behold, a love relationship developed. What a delightful surprise. I love your product!
Before leaving Toronto, I simply had to buy 3 more packs to take to the Michigan area. I thought I would let my son, who is a doctor, try them, unfortunately, he has not gotten a chance to taste them yet. After running out of the mangoes, I searched for the product online, and found out where I can purchase them in Canada, but not in the local area. I would love to buy them locally in Michigan.
Yes, you have an award winning product. More consumers need to know about 7D mangoes and keep them on their pantry shelf. Thank you and I am glad I found you.
Arnita of Michigan
Hi, Mango Lady,
I first found 7D products in a Philippine grocery store in New Jersey. I fell in love with their taste and texture. Then I made a trip to the Philippines. I found 7D Dried Mangoes at a small grocery store in GMA (General Mariano Alvarez), Cavite. On my second trip my friends there sent me home with several packages of them. Now the problem. I thought ALL Philippine dried mangoes were the same. I tried buying them in the US in Asian grocery stores. Some were overly dry and even tough. Some were not so sweet. An equal to 7D is hard to find. On my last trip I brought home all the 7D Dried Mangoes that would fit in my purposely empty suitcase. They won't last forever, though. That's why I'm glad I found Sweet Sweet Mangos.
There is a controversy, though. Is the plural of Mango mangos or mangoes? I and my 'spell check' say mangoes. 7D (and other brands) also say mangoes, but I have seen it spelled both ways.
But, you are the local authority. What do you say?
