mango madness
Britishnoun
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During its Mango Madness Festival, guests experience interactive classes on cooking and mixology, a five-course mango-themed dinner and many other opportunities to taste the exotic flavors of different mango varieties.
From New York Times
Mango madness pervaded the culture: Images of the yellow fruit appeared in posters, on porcelain and in textile designs.
From New York Times
Beginning June 15, choose the story, photo, graphic, podcast or other bit of content — from mango madness to opossums on the D train — that most interested you in the The Times in the past week and write a short response to it.
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