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Oct 28, 2026

Jack SottiHOST
57:50
They're not mangoes.
Jack SottiHOST
57:51
I actually went to New Covent Garden Market, which is only open from midnight to like 5 a.m. for food traders to source a specific type of mango called an Alfonso mango.
Matty WhiteHOST
61:41
God.
Matty WhiteHOST
61:42
What are you getting? What are you getting?
Eshaan AkbarGUEST
61:45
Mango.
Eshaan AkbarGUEST
61:46
The nuttiness really comes through.
Eshaan AkbarGUEST
61:49
The lightness of it really comes through.
MichelleHOST
2:50
see, I would drink that because I love the passion fruit, but I do not love passion.
MichelleHOST
2:55
Mango.
MichelleHOST
2:56
I love
BecHOST
2:57
mango.
Deven CurtisHOST
36:21
And so urushiol is potent enough that this is probably the contact allergen most non-dermatologists and most, you know, anybody can kind of recognize right away.
Deven CurtisHOST
36:31
I had to memorize for my lecture here the cross-reactivity family, which is the anacardiaceae family, which interestingly has like Mango skin, so there can be cross-reactivity between poison ivy.
Deven CurtisHOST
36:44
Mango skin, cashew shell oil, processed or roasted cashew nuts.
Deven CurtisHOST
36:49
I looked it up because I couldn't remember.
Deven CurtisHOST
36:50
Anacardiaciae, and I don't have it written down to reference, but I think...
Clint LocklearHOST
13:19
And I want to play around with beaver and muskrats and raccoons.
Clint LocklearHOST
13:25
and gray fox and different things like that because you know if you live in West Virginia where I got a bunch of seeds last year I bet there's something you could do with those pawpaws that would be outstanding if you lived in Florida and you got wild mangoes everywhere I bet if you were to spend some time and energy and even if it took you five years to really figure something out to get it in a commercial state that you could sell that was stable Mango, one of the biggest problems in Florida is the raccoons come in because they can smell the mangoes from so far off and they just destroy people's backyards.
Clint LocklearHOST
14:00
So I'm growing a lot of this stuff for my own food security because I like being in a yard that I know is being productive and not being a money sink just like a lawn and some boxwoods and a maple tree.
Clint LocklearHOST
14:15
It allows me to go eat fresh food whenever I want.
BrandonHOST
33:09
Large, round, oval fruit with a hard outer rind and sweet, juicy flesh.
AbbyHOST
33:14
How is that not a mango?
BrandonHOST
33:16
Mango doesn't have a rind.
AbbyHOST
33:17
What are you talking about? It's got skin.
AbbyHOST
33:19
It has a hard, juicy...
AmaraHOST
35:17
Now we're getting our cherries, we're getting berries, strawberries, watermelon.
AmaraHOST
35:22
Mango should be coming in towards December as well.
AmaraHOST
35:25
So yeah, it's some tips to wash your fruit.
AmaraHOST
35:29
Firstly, wash your hands.
BrascoHOST
6:14
Blackberry Smash, Watermelon, Blue Raz Slush, White Peach, Double Rainbow.
BrascoHOST
6:19
And that's adding on to what you already have with Banana Custard, Mango, Passion Punch, Kiwi Burst, Honeydew, and Pina Colada.
BrascoHOST
6:26
Which Pina Colada is a very popular flavor among a, a lot of them right there in that whole set of strands.
BrascoHOST
6:31
So-

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Daniel CookGUEST
12:09
Yeah, and I think this is regardless of whether it's cannabis, these are some of the flavors that people seek out, you know? And so again, you can see if you look at, another example would be beer.
Daniel CookGUEST
12:19
You know, a lot of the hazy IPAs, a lot of the West Coast IPAs are driven by those tropical fruit flavors, right? Tropical is something that we see surging, continuing to surge.
Daniel CookGUEST
12:30
Um, we have, uh, in Loud, Mango Passion Punch, which is a very, you know, very tropical driven, you know, flavor that's been very popular.
Daniel CookGUEST
12:39
And so we look for these themes, whether it's, you know, uh, in, you know, sweets, desserts, beer, [laughs] uh, food, beverage.
JovonnieHOST
55:00
A food that gives you incredible energy.
Axay ShahGUEST
55:03
Mango.
JovonnieHOST
55:05
A food you think people eat too much of.
Axay ShahGUEST
55:09
Junk food.
Jill HarrisHOST
4:43
Absolutely do not.
Jill HarrisHOST
4:45
Now, let's go in Jeff's beautiful searchable oxalate list, and we will type in mango.
Jill HarrisHOST
4:50
Mango.
Jill HarrisHOST
4:52
One, uh, half of a mango is 0.3 milligrams.
Jill HarrisHOST
4:57
So mangia on the mangoes, people.

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