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Jamadar

Jamadar is a rare and distinctive mango variety primarily celebrated in Gujarat and Karnataka. Speculated to be a hybrid of Alphonso and Kesar, it offers a balanced complex flavor with good sweetness and mild sourness. Its most notable features are the attractive apricot yellow skin and completely fiberless flesh, making it a high-quality dessert mango.

Quick Facts

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Region
Gujarat, Karnataka
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Season
April-May
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Weight
200-250g
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Shape
Oval

Visual Identification Guide

🔷 Shape

Oval

Distinctive shape characteristics

🎨 Ripe Colors

apricot-yellow

Typical ripe color variations

📏 Size

Medium

200-250g average

🤚 Skin Texture

Smooth

Skin texture when ripe

Taste & Characteristics

👅Taste: Sweet with mild tang, complex
💧Fiber Content: None
👃Aroma: Fragrant and sweet
🧈Texture: Smooth, fiberless

🔑 Key Identification Markers

✓ Fiberless flesh
✓ Apricot yellow color
✓ Early season

Seasonal Availability

SeasonApril-May
Peak MonthApril
TypeEarly

Regional Presence

📍 Gujarat 📍 Karnataka

Best Uses

✨ Eating fresh
✨ Desserts
✨ Premium gifting

Similar Varieties

These varieties might look similar but have distinct characteristics:

Alphonso
Kesar

Heritage & Cultural Significance

Named after a soldier (Jamadar) who cultivated it in Bhavnagar. Favorite of the Maharaja.

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🥭 Check for Chemical Ripening

Ensure your Jamadar mango is naturally ripened. Use Food Guard to detect artificial ripening with Calcium Carbide and other chemicals.

🔍 Test for Chemicals