Thread: Mahachanok Mangoes

...of all the local varieties, these are my favorite, even moreso than Mexican or Caribbean mangoes...

"....Oh, you find the tablecloth and bowl interesting...?"


Soooo transparent.

A rug on the floor rather than a tablecloth methinks, cyrille. Highly likely a Gashqa'i.

There are many delicious mango varieties in Thailand. I don't recall the variety of my favourite one.

Originally Posted by Neverna

Highly likely a Gashqa'i.

...bingo...a Yalameh (sub-group of Qashqa'i)...only a savage would confuse it with a tablecloth...

Try Brass Polish on the bowl

Originally Posted by lom

Try Brass Polish on the bowl

...it's ceramic...

Originally Posted by tomcat

confuse it with a tablecloth.

err.....so why is the bowl on the floor, henry?



oh yeah.....

Originally Posted by cyrille;410 2496

transparent

Even more so than I'd originally thought.

C'mon now everyone...play along!

Originally Posted by Neverna

I don't recall the variety of my favourite one.

Maybe this one. Known as excited woman by the locals.

We are swimming in mangoes. Missus has a bumper crop. 4 or 5 varieties.

Missus busy makin mangoe stuff.

^
nice!

Any backstory on the tablecloth?

Making the wee mangoe cigars.

Dried in the sun blended ripe mangoe.

Slice and role em up.

^

Do you eat them yourself?

Originally Posted by OhOh

^

Do you eat them yourself?

Of course but I am really OD'd on them.

Originally Posted by Norton

Making the wee mangoe cigars.

Dried in the sun blended ripe mangoe.

Slice and role em up.

Nice!
Old school, Norts.

Don't see much of this anymore -

Cheers!!

Originally Posted by tomcat

Mahachanok Mangoes
...of all the local varieties, these are my favorite, even moreso than Mexican or Caribbean mangoes...

Them mangoes have been matured using chemicals which cause cancer.

Calcium carbide is known to cause cancer and also causes food poisoning, gastric irritation and mouth ulcers. According to scientists, when calcium carbide comes in contact with moisture in the atmosphere, it produces acetylene gas, which like ethylene accelerates the ripening process.Jul 17, 2012

You've bin warned.


https://teakdoor.com/the-teakdoor-lo...alcium+carbide (Do you eat the yellow mangoes?)

Originally Posted by Pragmatic

Them mangoes have been matured using chemicals which cause cancer.


You've bin warned.

...still better than ciggies, innit...