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NATIONAL DAYFOOD & DRINK

National Mango Day

Welcome to National Mango Day, let's explore the delicious world of mangoes together.

JUL22

Thursday, July 22Every year on July 22

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Roots: India, over 4,000 years ago
Vibe: Warm, tropical, and inviting
Also on Jul 22: Fragile X Awareness Day · Hammock Day · Penuche Fudge Day
Hashtag: #NationalMangoDay

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3 ways to celebrate

AT HOME

Make mango salsa

Dice mango, lime, and chili, then scoop it up with warm chips.

WITH FRIENDS

Blend a smoothie bar

Set out mango, yogurt, and juice so everyone builds their own.

AT WORK OR SCHOOL

Share mango slices

Bring a ripe mango cut up for the break room to enjoy.

Plan ahead

National Mango Day is observed on July 22 every year. Here is where it lands for the next ten years, handy for planners, marketers and party people.

2026Wed, Jul 22this year

2027Thu, Jul 22

2028Sat, Jul 22

2029Sun, Jul 22

2030Mon, Jul 22

2031Tue, Jul 22

2032Thu, Jul 22

2033Fri, Jul 22

2034Sat, Jul 22

2035Sun, Jul 22

2036Tue, Jul 22

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Fast facts

Mangoes are the world's most consumed fruit.

There are over 1,000 varieties of mango.

The story

Mangoes, often referred to as the 'king of fruits,' have a fascinating history that dates back thousands of years. Originating in South Asia, particularly in India and Bangladesh, mangoes have spread across the globe, becoming a staple in many cuisines. In the United States, mangoes are enjoyed year-round, but they hold a special place in summer celebrations.

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National Mango Day, which falls on July 22, provides an opportunity to appreciate this versatile fruit. Whether you enjoy them fresh, dried, or in smoothies, mangoes bring a tropical flair to any dish. In the U.S., the peak season for mangoes typically runs from May to September, making this day perfect for indulging in the fruit's delightful flavors.

Mangoes are not just delicious; they are also rich in vitamins, antioxidants, and dietary fiber. This nutritional powerhouse can boost your immune system and promote healthy digestion. From mango chutney to classic mango sticky rice, the culinary possibilities are endless, reflecting the fruit's global appeal.

As you celebrate National Mango Day, consider exploring various recipes that highlight this juicy fruit. From refreshing salads to decadent desserts, mangoes can elevate everyday meals. So gather your friends and family, and enjoy the vibrant taste of mangoes while embracing the warmth of summer.

Did you know?

World's Largest Mango

The largest mango ever recorded weighed over 5 pounds.

Mango in Religion

Mango leaves are used in Hindu rituals for blessings and celebrations.

Mango in Art

Mangoes have been depicted in ancient Indian art for centuries.

Mango Tree Lifespan

Mango trees can live for over 100 years under ideal conditions.

Mango and Antioxidants

Mangoes contain powerful antioxidants that help fight free radicals.

Mango Festivals

Various mango festivals are held worldwide, celebrating different mango varieties.

Mango's Color

The vibrant color of mangoes is due to the presence of carotenoids.

Around the world

Every culture celebrates a little differently.

INIndiaHome to the original mango, India boasts over 1,000 varieties.
MXMexicoA leading exporter of mangoes, Mexico celebrates the fruit in various dishes.
BRBrazilKnown for its sweet mango varieties, Brazil enjoys mangoes year-round.
USUnited StatesMangoes are increasingly popular in the U.S., especially during summer months.
THThailandFamous for mango sticky rice, Thailand is a mango lover's paradise.
PKPakistanRenowned for its Sindhri mango, Pakistan holds mango festivals annually.