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[Sankara narayanan]

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Best Regards,

A Sankara Narayanan

[Charles.C]

Dear Sankara,

Interesting (as always) but detailed read seems to need Money unfortunately.

I still have a memory of the unbelievable quantity of fibre in bottled mango soft drinks available in India. This looks suspiciously like a defence mechanism.

Rgds / Charles.C

[Sankara narayanan]

Dear Charles,

For a change, why dont you try amchur(dry mango powder) which is also mentioned in the article? Its used as a spice and a little 'googling' will give you different applications of amchur. It should be easily available.Hope this helps.

Best Regards,

A Sankara Narayanan

[Charles.C]

Dear Sankara,

I had a look however it seems to be mainly used as a food flavouring rather than a direct drink with water ?

Nonetheless interesting to learn that "am" is Hindi for mango. Must be the shortest fruit name in the dictionary. Also interesting if hard to believe is -

The mango tree is a member of the family that includes the cashew and pistachio.

( http://www.hormel.co...ry.asp?id=37647 )

Useful knowlege, thanks.

Rgds / Charles.C