Forget all those $20 per tray deals that you've been seeing over the last couple of weeks,
This one takes the cake! 29c each or 8 for $2 !
While these aren't full size, they definitely have the same yummy delicious taste 😋
Just got home and ate two 🤭
Be quick surely won't be around for long
Depends on your freight forwarders 🤭
no! only Queenslanders are allowed to eat these fruits.
Sweet deal!
Indeed !
During Brisbane floods this same fruit store had 15kg boxes of bananas for $2 👀
How much weight you have added since? 👀
Can these be used for Sushi ?
In some SEA countries, they eats mango with rice. So why not?
3 bearded triplets? Dunno. Might try it this weekend tho. :D
Rice is cheap, yet recently tried mango rice in Thailand, and the cost somehow increased the price of the mango by at least a factor of two.
Yes, it was delicious, but not as much as just having a mango or three alone.
KP Mangoes
sweetest in market?
the most fragrant/flavour. honey gold is sweeter but lacks flavour.
thank you
absolute mango season this year
Where to find a cheap tray of mangoes in Adelaide? We are still paying dollars per.
Would LOVE a deal for NSW; paying $2 per unit is hard to swallow.
And that’s before you get to the seed.
Campsie is pretty great if you can get there.
flemington market
Roadside vendors. Anywhere in Western Sydney. Even the Metro Petroleum's are doing $10 KP trays.
Oh yea?
I'll keep an eye out, thanks mate.
When you say that, do you mean inside the fuel station they're selling fresh fruit?
Not a van parked outside?
damn thats cheap. bought a pack of 6 for $10 at woolies in sydney and i thought that was a good deal.
"Woolies" and "Deal" can't possibly go together 😅
Fruit and veg at Woolies are rarely a bargain, but for other stuff, when they do 50% off specials it's hard to find it cheaper elsewhere.
Not hard if you go to Coles and Aldi :)
Cheap price! Hopefully it wasn't a blunder by the retailer!
Do dey deliva?
L that’s expensive . 2.5 $ a tray of calypso 25 mango
Skippy's Fresh Frootz
Victoria Point QLD
Calypso? 🤮
While KP is best followed by Honey Gold, last time in WA (~end 2022) i found “Rosa” mangoes, those were the absolute best. Idk where to find them anymore, they weren’t around last year 😭
Taste was like KP if not better, and flesh is firm, makes it easier to serve.
makes it easier to serve.
serve ???
Game, set and match, JV.
That's a great deal for the mango man. Thanks
Shows how much the supermarkets are gouging farmers
If you're going to use these 29c mangoes as an example, 99% of fruit stores, whether it's supermarkets or not, are gouging.
Are they "gouging"? Or are they simply trying to earn a living.
If you have, say, 200 mangoes to sell, maybe you'll sell 150 or 180 of them for $3 each.
But suddenly if you have 1,000 to sell… What do you do?!
No, I don't think it's gouging. I'm just saying that 29c mangoes are an outlier that is not representative of mango pricing outside of supermarkets. So it's ridiculous to use that as an example when comparing to supermarket pricing.
I feel sad for the farmers. This price is away cheaper compared to other southeast Asian countries. Consider the energy cost these days the value for picking, packing, shipping and storage is more than the price already. Is the market really terrible like this. It scares the economists if this nationally true.
its a fair price, they get free labour from internationals that are here illegally.
Hopefully they're better than the ones at Coles - whenever I go there they're always soft and overripe.
best mangoes are the late season types such as keitt or pearl however they only are in season for a few weeks in feb. KP is my go to for the rest of the season - calypso is tasteless - avoid. honey gold and R2E2 decent but not great.
I like this fruit shop they have great deals and good produce
Is this where the chemist warehouse and aldi are?
Ya
Interesting how prices like this can't be found in NQ, which is where these are grown.
Somehow, transporting them south is a negative cost and makes them cheaper, as well as helping the environment (burning diesel is good).
Even at the local roadside stalls, paying $15 a bucket.
![[QLD] KP Mangoes 8 for $2 or $0.29 Each @ Blunder Road Country Markets, Oxley](https://files.ozbargain.com.au/n/56/883756.jpg?h=98df3a55)
How much is shipping though?