That is correct, dehydration is a process. When you pick a ripe mango off the tree, that is an unprocessed food, which you can eat exactly as it is (or if you like, peel the skin off first - it's still unprocessed). When you dry the mango out, you are processing it. It is a relatively simple process, as food processing goes, but it is still a process.
Anything you do to a food that changes it from the state it is found in nature is processing. A food can be processed, but still be healthy. It just depends on what the food is, and how it is processed. A dehydrated mango will be much less processed (and healthier) than something like mango syrup. The syrup would be a much larger change from the mango's natural state.
cranberries dried mango and rasins cranberries dried mango and rasins
Dried bannana chips, dried peaches, dried mango,and ect.
Processed food is contributing to today's epidemics of obesity. Processed food isn't good for you because of artificial ingredients. Because processed food isn't real food, it lasts for years.
Dried mango
A non dried mango (which I assume is a raw one) has approx 135 calories. A large one has around 150 calories.
Semi processed fruits are usually canned or dried fruits.
My pet chinchilla has to have a balanced diet of store-bought timothy hay and chinchilla food which is made of processed dried carrots, dried bananas, processed minerals, wheat, miscellaneous seeds, sunflower seeds, and processed materials I have no Idea what those materials are but before you buy all that stuff I think you should go to Pet-Smart and ask them.
The price of dried mango can vary widely depending on the brand, quality, and where it's purchased. On average, a one-ounce serving of dried mango typically costs between $1 to $3. Bulk purchases or larger bags often reduce the cost per ounce. Always check the packaging or retailer for specific pricing.
i think dried food is fresh
In Philippines, food drying is used at some fishes.. like.. tuyo, dapa, etc. and even fruits.. like, mango. Most Asian countries have large markets for dried fish, mushrooms, vegetables etc. Many countries have large markets in dried fruit.
Prime commodities are commodities that are yet to be processed from their raw state. Examples are orange or mango, which are processed into fruit juice. Others are iron ore, which are processed to fine metals.
About 95% of cranberries are processed into products such as juice drinks, sauce, and sweetened dried cranberries. The remaining 5% is sold fresh to consumers.