Few pasalubong say "I've been to Cebu" quite like a pack of dried mango. Made from the sweet Philippine carabao mango (mangga), sliced and slowly dried until chewy, it's the snack Filipinos carry home for family and send abroad in balikbayan boxes. On FarmyHub, makers and resellers list their dried mango so you can order it from anywhere in Luzon, the Visayas or Mindanao.
Cebu is the name most people link with dried mango, and many of the packs sold as pasalubong come from Cebu makers. Mango-growing regions like Davao in Mindanao produce their own too, often with local twists.
Classic dried mango: soft, chewy slices with natural sweetness
Spicy dried mango: slices dusted with chili for a sweet-hot bite
Dried mango chips: thin and crunchy, good for snacking straight from the bag
Chocolate-coated dried mango: bite-sized balls for gifts and desserts
The styles on offer depend on what sellers have listed right now.
Travellers pick up a few packs as pasalubong, while sari-sari stores, souvenir shops, hotels and online resellers buy by the box. Every listing shows the seller's own pack size, price per pack and minimum order, so you can compare before you message anyone.
Sellers post and manage their own listings; FarmyHub simply connects you and doesn't make, pack or check the mangoes. Ask about the drying date, shelf life and whether the packs are sealed for shipping, especially for bulk or overseas orders.
Want other dried fruits or banana chips? Try Fruit-based Snacks, or buy fresh fruit in our Mango category. And if you can't find the dried mango you want, FarmyHub's customer support will gladly help you find a seller.
