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About Black Chaunsa

Black Chaunsa (Kala Chaunsa) is the more intensely aromatic cousin of White Chaunsa. Its name comes from the distinctive dark brown-to-black patches that develop on the skin as the fruit ripens — a completely natural marking, never a sign of disease or damage, and prized by Multani mango lovers as a sign of a properly tree-ripened Chaunsa. Beneath that dusky skin is deep golden, custard-smooth flesh with a fine fibre that gives it body, and a fragrance that fills the room the moment you cut it. What surprises most people is the sweetness. On a refractometer Black Chaunsa reads 19-21° Brix — not the highest number in our orchard — yet it tastes sweeter than fruit that measures above it, because it carries almost no acidity to cut against the sugar. Nothing competes with the sweetness, so it lands heavier and lingers longer. The fine fibre works the same way: it gives the flesh real body, so a Black Chaunsa holds its texture in a shake or lassi instead of collapsing into water, and eats like a dessert off the spoon. Black Chaunsa arrives about a week after White Chaunsa Mosami and extends slightly later into the season, giving mango lovers a second, richer window of Chaunsa flavour. Every box is Multan-grown on MMA Farms' own blocks, hand-picked at the right maturity, and carbide-free.