How to Make Fresh Mango Juice

Collect a few ripe, flawless mangoes from your own mango garden or buy some from a fruit market., Use at least take two mangoes for making juice for the family., Take two middle sized bowls., Peel the skin off the mangoes, putting the skins into the...

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Step-by-Step Guide

  1. Step 1: Collect a few ripe

    Try to use mango of same species. , Wash the outside of selected mangoes. , Use one for putting the pulp of mangoes into, and the other one for the removed skin off the mangoes. , Place the flesh or pulp of the mangoes into the other bowl.

    Then press the mango pulp with your clean hand, to separate the juice from the flesh. , Pour in 1/2 a liter of water to help liquify the pulp.

    Then use 2 tablespoons of sugar to sweeten it.

    Stir the mango juice until it tastes sweet (check whether the sugar grains have dissolved). , Serve the juice in glasses in cool environment.

    Alternatively, preserve it in a pitcher kept in the refrigerator.
  2. Step 2: flawless mangoes from your own mango garden or buy some from a fruit market.

  3. Step 3: Use at least take two mangoes for making juice for the family.

  4. Step 4: Take two middle sized bowls.

  5. Step 5: Peel the skin off the mangoes

  6. Step 6: putting the skins into the selected bowl.

  7. Step 7: Soften the pulp with your hands or spoons in a bowl.

  8. Step 8: Pour the juice into glasses

  9. Step 9: keeping the pulp out.

Detailed Guide

Try to use mango of same species. , Wash the outside of selected mangoes. , Use one for putting the pulp of mangoes into, and the other one for the removed skin off the mangoes. , Place the flesh or pulp of the mangoes into the other bowl.

Then press the mango pulp with your clean hand, to separate the juice from the flesh. , Pour in 1/2 a liter of water to help liquify the pulp.

Then use 2 tablespoons of sugar to sweeten it.

Stir the mango juice until it tastes sweet (check whether the sugar grains have dissolved). , Serve the juice in glasses in cool environment.

Alternatively, preserve it in a pitcher kept in the refrigerator.

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