Raw Mango Fruit Crush
Raw Mango Fruit Crush
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Inspired from the traditional ‘Panha’, an age old Indian summer drink, the raw mango crush is all that and so much more. It's the exciting twist of flavour to your summer drink or even to homemade ice golas, add that extra zing to your mocktails & cocktails.
Country of Origin: India
- Raw Mango Pulp (51%)
- Sugar
- Common Salt
- Spices
- Acidity Regulator (INS-330)
- Thickener (INS-440)
- Locally grown raw mangoes from Shrinivaspur in Karnataka and Valsad in Gujarat are carefully handpicked by the farmers, to give you the natural taste that you desire!
- Loaded with real raw mango pulp - which is rich in protective antioxidants and vitamin C.
- Refresh your taste buds with this exotic super refreshing beverage.
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