Are mango nectarines supposed to be soft?
Yes, mango nectarines should be soft to the touch, just like regular nectarines. Here's why:
* Ripeness: Mango nectarines are ripe and ready to eat when they yield slightly to gentle pressure.
* Flavor: As they ripen, they develop a sweet, juicy flavor that's characteristic of both mangoes and nectarines.
* Texture: A soft texture indicates the fruit has reached its peak of ripeness, making it juicier and more flavorful.
However, there are some caveats:
* Don't confuse soft with mushy: A ripe mango nectarine should give slightly, but it shouldn't feel overly soft or bruised.
* Storage: If you buy them firm, they'll soften at room temperature. However, if they feel too firm, they're not yet ripe and won't be as flavorful.
In short, a soft mango nectarine is a good sign it's ready to enjoy!
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