How to Cut a Mango
How to Cut a Mango
- First, turn the mango so it’s on its side lengthwise. Cut along the side of the mango, about 1/3 in on each side. The pit will be in the remaining center part of the mango; set aside.
- Option 1 (How to Cut a Mango): With a paring knife, make slits in a grid pattern into each half. Flip the halves over and remove the diced mango pieces.
- Option 2 (How to Peel and Slice a Mango with a Knife): Run a spoon around the edge of the mango using medium pressure. Remove the mango half and slice with a paring knife as desired.
- Option 3 (How to Peel a Mango with a Glass) : Using a drinking glass, hold half of the mango with the flesh against the lip of the cup. Gently slide the fruit down the side of the glass for easy removal.
- With the remaining pit, run a knife around the outside of the piece and trim off the mango skin.
From salads to salsa and everything in between, mangoes make the perfect tropical addition to any recipe. Whether you use it to change up your recipe routine or you prefer to eat this tasty fruit by itself, our video and tips on how to cut a mango will help you get the most out of your mangoes. From slicing to peeling, we've got all the tips and tricks that you need to add the sweet and juicy flavors of mango into your favorite recipes.
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