Summer Hack: Creative Ways To Reuse Mango Peels

Give your mango peels a cleansing boost. A salt and turmeric mix can help remove pesticide residues and impurities, making them safe for use in skincare, cooking, and more. Simply wash, scrub, and rinse – and you're good to go. 

Mango peels get a second life as vinegar wash or flavorful fruit vinegar! Soak or ferment peels to create a natural cleaning solution or tangy condiment, reducing waste and adding a twist to your recipes. 

Baking soda is a simple solution for cleaner mango peels. Soak mangoes in a baking soda solution to gently remove impurities and pesticide residues, ensuring a safer and healthier use of peels in recipes or skincare routine. 

Unlock mango peel's beauty potential. Dry and powder the peels to create a natural exfoliant. Mix with honey or yogurt for a soothing scrub that gently removes dead skin cells, revealing radiant, silky skin.

Mango pickles, packed with Vitamin C, can help promote glowing skin and healthy hair by boosting collagen production. Mango pickle in moderation can be a nutritious addition to your diet. Rich in vitamins A, C, and E, and antioxidants, it supports overall health. 

Delicious mango chutney cna be prepared by  washing, peeling, and chopping mangoes with peels. Remove seeds for Kadhi. Blend with spices. Serve with snacks, pakoras, parathas, or poori.  It is perfect for adding zing to meals. 

Mango peel vinegar is a tangy innovation. It is ferment peels with sugar, water, and vinegar for a unique, homemade condiment. Adds flavor to salads, marinades, and more – a creative way to reduce waste.