This mango smoothie is made with frozen mango, yogurt, banana and juice, all blended together into an ultra creamy drink. A super refreshing way to cool off on a warm day.
A healthy mango smoothie is just what I crave when the weather gets hot, or when I need a quick meal or snack. You can make this smoothie in just 5 minutes! Try this drink or other great flavors like a raspberry smoothie, a peach smoothie or a pineapple smoothie!
There’s nothing better than kicking back with a mango smoothie on a blazing hot day. Plus, there’s just something about mango that makes me feel like I’m in a tropical paradise. Why not use the heat to daydream a bit?
You could enjoy this smoothie with fun fruit dishes like Mexican fruit salad, chocolate fruit dip or grilled peaches.
Mango Fruit Smoothie Ingredients
To make this mango fruit smoothie you will need mango nectar, a banana, vanilla Greek yogurt and frozen mango chunks. You may want some mint sprigs and lime wedges to garnish your drink!
HOW DO YOU MAKE A MANGO SMOOTHIE?
To make this mango smoothie recipe place your frozen mango chunks, banana and vanilla Greek yogurt in a blender. Pour mango nectar over everything in your blender. Turn on your blender and blend until smooth. Pour the drink into glasses and add lime wedges and mint leaves to garnish. Feel free to kick back and relax once you’ve served yourself this refreshing mango smoothie.
Tips For The Perfect Mango Smoothie
- If you want to freeze your own frozen fruit, simply dice up some fresh mango ahead of time and keep it in the freezer. If you don’t have time to make your own, frozen mango can be bought at any grocery store.
- For an extra creamy texture peel your banana, cut it into slices and freeze the slices before they go in the blender.
- The secret ingredient to this mango smoothie is mango nectar. You can find it in a can in the juice aisle at the store or in the refrigerated section in a carton. It packs a delicious flavor that makes it the perfect ingredient for your smoothie.
- If you want to cut calories, look for a mango juice that’s 100% juice with no added sugar. You can also make sure that your mango chunks do not contain any added sugar.
- You could also use this mango smoothie as a base for a smoothie bowl and add your favorite toppings like coconut, granola, almond slices and fresh fruit.
Quick Tip
Add your mango chunks into the blender while still frozen. That way they blend into a creamy and delicious drink.
Recipe FAQs
To dice a mango simply stand it up lengthwise and take a sharp knife to cut off the flat sides of the mango. You will have two oval pieces of mango with skin on the outside. Score the mango flesh into a checkerboard pattern. Then stand the scored mango on its side and turn it a little inside out so that the mango skin is flat. Cut down the mango skin to separate the skin from the fruit and you will have mango cubes.
People often blend mango with bananas or tropical fruit like pineapple, papaya or guava.
People make mango smoothies by blending together frozen mango fruit, bananas, mango nectar and yogurt for a smooth and refreshing drink.
There isn’t as big of a difference as you would think. Greek yogurt is strained more times than regular yogurt which removes more of its liquid. This causes it to be thicker but also allows for it to contain more protein than regular yogurt.
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Flavor Variations
While this smoothie is fantastic, you can change up the flavors to suit your taste.
- Juice: You could try apple Juice, orange juice, pineapple juice or any tropical juice blend in your smoothie.
- Add-ins: You could add ins some healthy ingredients like flax seeds, chia seeds, kale, spinach, berries or protein powder.
- Tropical Fruit: Try adding some of your favorite tropical fruit like pineapple, papaya or guava for a tropical flavor.
- Vegan: To make a vegan drink substitute the Greek yogurt for coconut milk, almond milk or another dairy-free milk.
- Sweet: You can boost the sweetness with a little honey or maple syrup.
This mango smoothie will make you feel like you’re on a tropical vacation. It’s the absolute best way to cool off and get in some nutrients on a hot day!
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Mango Smoothie
Ingredients
- 1 1/2 cups mango nectar can substitute a different type of juice such as apple or orange juice
- 1 banana cut in half
- 3/4 cup vanilla Greek yogurt
- 1 1/2 cups frozen mango chunks
- lime slices and mint springs for garnish optional
Instructions
- Place the mango nectar, banana, Greek yogurt and mango chunks in the blender.
- Blend until completely smooth.
- Pour until 2 glasses and serve, garnished with lime and mint if desired.
Notes
- If you want to make your own frozen fruit, simply dice up some mango ahead of time and keep it in the freezer. If you don’t have time to make your own, frozen mango can be bought at any grocery store.
- Add your mango chunks into the blender while still frozen. That way they blend into a creamy and delicious drink.
- For an extra creamy texture peel your banana, cut it into slices and freeze the slices before they go in the blender.
This is an amazing recipe! So good we just do our own home smoothies, sorry Jamba Juice
This recipe hit it out of the park for my family. We like spicy, so I doubled the recipe and added 2 habanero peppers and 2 jalapeños (deseeded and took off stems). Tastes great with even more ginger added! I have made it twice in two weeks. I can’t believe I grew up not eating mango – crazy!
I just made this drink, subbed cashew yogurt for the Greek yogurt as I’m lactose intolerant! Taste delicious!! I’m having tummy issues now and hoping this makes me feel better, it sure tastes good.
I’m trying to be on the THM diet–could I substitute almond milk for the mango nectar or juice?
So refreshing and yummy!!
Made it as written using Mango Nectar. Next time I may use 1/2 the banana and more mango. It was awesome.
Awesome, but I suggest using orange juice ( my kids’ preference)
With the Mango Smoothie is it ok too add Protein powder to the DRINK
Yes that’s fine!
I absolutely love this smoothie. I put a little more mango in, maybe 1 3/4 but I’d put maybe another 1/4 cup in. The banana is strong. It’s stull tastes amazing though 😉. I also used half vanilla yogurt and half Greek yogurt. Overall adore this. Than you so much!
Just tried this recipe and it is absolutely phenomenal!
So bright and refreshing, everything is well balanced, very delicious smoothie!
Although Greek yogurt is high in protein, it usually does not contain vitamin D. Vitamin D is added to milk, and along with calcium, very important for bone health in addition to other essential interactions . Great for some recipes, but should not be thought of as a source for vitamin D! Thanks.
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Just made this smoothie and added blackberries. 😊
I rad mango is the most popular fruit in the world! These look so yummy!
I love mango juice, so i really like your recipe.
This looks absolutely amazing! I love mangoes, so I’m definitely gonna love this recipe! *-*
My husband’s favorite fruit is mangos so I am DEFINITELY making this!
So yummy and refreshing!
So bright and summery! My family loves this smoothie!
I want to drink this so bad!
What a gorgeous color! Looks like the perfect treat out by the pool!
I love mango in my smoothies! I have never added mango nectar. That sounds like a fabulous addition!
Beautiful, delicious and wholesome, that’s a winning combination!