Imam Pasand
(Himam Pasand, Himayat, Himayath, Humayun Pasand, Himayuddin, Alampur Baneshan)
Imam Pasand, meaning "Favorite of the Imam," is a premium mango with royal heritage from Andhra Pradesh. Named after its popularity with nawabs and imams, this elongated variety retains a green tinge even when fully ripe and develops a beautiful red blush. Known for its exceptional sweetness and aroma.
Quick Facts
Visual Identification Guide
🔷 Shape
Elongated-oval
Distinctive shape characteristics
🎨 Ripe Colors
Typical ripe color variations
📏 Size
Medium-large
300-400g average
🤚 Skin Texture
Smooth with green tinge even when ripe
Skin texture when ripe
Taste & Characteristics
🔑 Key Identification Markers
Seasonal Availability
Regional Presence
Best Uses
Similar Varieties
These varieties might look similar but have distinct characteristics:
Heritage & Cultural Significance
Royal heritage variety from Andhra Pradesh, favored by nawabs and imams historically.
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