Keo Mango is a tropical fruit familiar to the vast majority of people. During annual high seasons, Acacia mangoes can be easily seen on sale from supermarkets, shops to street stalls everywhere.
HEALTH BENEFITS
- Prevent cancer
- Control cholesterol levels
- Clean skin
- Alkalize body and help lose weight
- Regulate diabetes
- Stimulate taste
- Good for eyes
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Keo Mango
Keo mango is a mango variety originally imported from Ta Keo region of Cambodia, later grown in bordering provinces near Vietnam. Nowadays, they are grown in many provinces in the south and southwest of Vietnam. This type of mangoes stand out from other mango varieties because of its deliciousness.
Each year, Acacia mango has 2 crops in October-December and February-April.
Keo mango is inherently less sour even when unripe; when ripe, it is is sweet, light and not sour, not pungent with latex, and easy to eat. In particular, ripen Keo mango’s skin is not yellow like other mango varieties, but its taste is in fact far greater.
Product Description
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Calo59 Kcal
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Lipid0.4g
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Sodium1mg
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Potassium168mg
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Carbonhydrate25g
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Protein0.8g
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Vitamin A27.5mg
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Calcium8.9mg
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Vitamin D38.9mg
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B12272mg
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Iron0,35mg
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Vitamin K8%
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Vitamin B610mg
Keo mango is rich in fiber, essential vitamins and minerals that help provide nutrients for the human body and bring many great benefits to the digestive and cardiovascular systems, as well as helping to keep the eyes healthy and beautiful skin.
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