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Why Your Mangoes Go Bad So Fast — and the Science-Backed Way to Fix It

Summary by Food & Wine
Keeping them fresh longer might come down to one overlooked detail in your kitchen.Credit: Jena Ardell / Getty ImagesKey PointsStoring mangoes at 54°F (12°C) significantly slows ripening, helping them stay firm, retain acidity, and maintain their texture far longer than at room temperature.Temperatures that are too warm accelerate sugar buildup and spoilage, while standard refrigerator temps (35–38°F) are too cold and can cause “chilling injury.…

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Food & Wine broke the news in on Tuesday, April 14, 2026.
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