Costcodle #1129 answer

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Winning guesses

For this answer, guesses from $7.60 through $8.38, including both endpoints, win under the 5% rule.

A guess of $7.59 is just below the winning range and does not win; the target price is higher. A guess of $8.39 is just above the winning range and does not win; the target price is lower.

A guess within 25% of the price, from $6.00 through $9.98, shows Close when it misses the winning range.

About this product

Mangos are a tropical stone fruit known for their sweet, juicy flesh and vibrant color. They are typically oval or kidney-shaped, with a large, flat pit in the center. The skin can range from green to yellow to red, depending on the variety and ripeness.

About this price

At $7.99, this answer costs more than 30% of the 1129 puzzles from #1 to #1129. Up to this puzzle, game prices in October 2026 ranged over 22 puzzles, from $3.49 to $30.99. The previous puzzle, #1128, was $19.49, so this answer is $11.50 lower. Per unit, the game price works out to about $1.45 per lb (5.5 lb in total).

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Questions about Costcodle #1129

What is the Costcodle #1129 answer?

The Costcodle #1129 answer for October 22, 2026 (UTC) is Mangos, 5.5 lbs, priced at $7.99. Guesses from $7.60 through $8.38 win.

What are mangos?

Mangos are a type of drupe, or stone fruit, characterized by their fleshy outer section surrounding a hard shell that contains a seed. They are native to South Asia and are now cultivated in many tropical and subtropical regions around the world.

How are mangos typically used?

Mangos are versatile and can be eaten fresh on their own, added to fruit salads, or blended into smoothies and juices. They are also used in savory dishes, such as salsas, chutneys, and curries, and can be grilled or baked.

How should mangos be stored?

Unripe mangos should be stored at room temperature until they soften and develop a fragrant aroma. Once ripe, mangos can be refrigerated for a few days to extend their freshness. For longer storage, the flesh can be peeled, diced, and frozen.