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Questions about a recipe, a travel note, a correction or a possible collaboration? Write to the family behind Mangoes & Palm Trees. We value messages with a clear question, a useful detail and the page or place you are referring to.
How do I contact Mangoes & Palm Trees?
For recipe questions, recipe feedback, travel notes and archive enquiries, email [email protected]. For brand collaborations, media proposals and professional enquiries, email [email protected]. You can also write to [email protected].
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Mangoes & Palm Trees is a family-led food and travel publication. These inboxes help separate reader questions from professional proposals without turning the conversation into a form or a sales funnel.
Recipes, readers and travel notes
For recipe questions, feedback on a published article, notes about a destination, or a message about the family archive.
Editorial and brand collaborations
For media enquiries, interview requests, potential partnerships and collaboration ideas. We review proposals individually and retain editorial control over what we publish.
Additional contact channel
You can also use our team inbox for a general message if the other routes do not fit your enquiry.
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Please use a specific subject line and include the relevant article URL, recipe name, ingredient or destination. For a proposed correction, explain what appears to be wrong and include a reliable source or first-hand detail that helps us check it.
If your question is already covered in the archive, start with the Recipe Index, Travel Guides or family story.
A family voice, with room for evidence and correction
Mangoes & Palm Trees keeps recipes, food traditions, ingredient notes and travel stories connected to the people and places behind them. Some pages draw on our own cooking, visits and family experience; others are research-led or combine experience with research. We aim to make that distinction clear rather than imply that every page is first-hand.
Corrections matter. If you spot a factual error, outdated detail or a cultural description that needs a closer look, send the page URL and explain the issue. We can then review the claim and its supporting information.
We do not accept pre-written guest posts for direct publication. We consider collaboration ideas individually, and editorial decisions remain with Mangoes & Palm Trees. A paid relationship or product offer does not guarantee coverage or a favourable review.
Read our Editorial Policy for the wider approach, and our Affiliate Disclosure for information about commercial relationships.
This is a family publication, not an anonymous content desk
Oliver Mayerhoffer leads the writing and publishing. Natalia contributes her cultural knowledge, Siberian heritage and family perspective where they are relevant to the subject. Victor’s point of view appears where it fits the story, particularly around family meals and travelling with a child. Their roles vary by article; we do not claim that every page is written or reviewed by every family member.
Oliver Mayerhoffer
Meet the lead author and read about the experiences and editorial approach behind his work.
Read Oliver’s profileNatalia Mayerhoffer
Read Natalia’s profile and the family and cultural perspective she brings to the publication.
Read Natalia’s profileThe family story
Learn how food, travel, family memory and the people we have lost shaped this archive.
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