Writing Challenge (Day 10) Ugh…Mangos

On 11/13/201511/13/2015 By kphoenix1In Writing

I don’t understand why but this fruit doesn’t appeal to me. In fact, it’s one of the few fruits that if placed in front of me, I will knock it to the floor. Okay okay. So I won’t go do the extreme, but I will politely decline. So, if you would to ever invite me over to your house, please don’t offer mangos to me. I’ll eat anything else, except that.

Every since I placed a slice of mango in my mouth, my body froze. My eyes bugged out. Yuck! The taste is horrible. It has this sour, acid-like taste to it. I’m not quite sure if I had it pass its time or what. I couldn’t get off my tongue fast enough. What an acquired taste! After drinking water to washed away the terrible taste, it didn’t want to go away. It remained with me, like I was the Chosen One. Never again will I try it.

In response to Day 10 writing challenge on a fruit I don’t like.

What fruit do you dislike?

8 thoughts on “Writing Challenge (Day 10) Ugh…Mangos ”

kandake85

Now you know my disdain towards cantaloupe! Mangos are yummy, but my hubby hates them too…I guess I’m the oddball–again. 🙂 Great post as always!

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11/13/2015 at 12:36 PM Reply
1. kphoenix1
  
  Thanks. Lol, I just can’t with mangos but love cantaloupes. Can’t get enough of it.
  
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  11/13/2015 at 12:42 PM Reply
jacquelineobyikocha

Actually mangoes in the US are not sweet because they are not naturally ripened. Mangoes from West Africa are so sweet because they leave them to ripen on the tree and eat it directly. I love mangoes and never enjoyed eating those in the States.

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11/14/2015 at 11:54 PM Reply
1. kphoenix1
  
  Oh wow, I’ve never knew. Not fair though. I would love to give it another try. Thanks for pointing that out.
  
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  11/15/2015 at 7:07 AM Reply
  1. jacquelineobyikocha
    
    Hmm! It’s almost very hard to find sweet mangoes in the US because they import them and usually for such fruits, they are harvested unripe so that they don’t spoil before getting to the consumer. I hope you get to see good ones some day.
    
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    11/15/2015 at 9:09 AM
  2. kphoenix1
    
    Yeah, but just for that “another go” at it, I will leave the country for them. Lol. I heard a lot of people in love with the fruit, which makes me more curious.
    
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    11/15/2015 at 9:12 AM
  3. jacquelineobyikocha
    
    🙂 they must be eating the sweet ones.
    
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    11/15/2015 at 9:16 AM
  4. kphoenix1
    
    I believe so. A friend of mines said that they are yummy, so I believe they were. I’m the unlucky one. Lol
    
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    11/15/2015 at 9:33 AM