Mango Smoothie

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This ultra creamy mango smoothie is the best summertime smoothie recipe. It’s made with fresh mango and a handful of ingredients for the ultimate thirst quencher.

Mango smoothie in a mason jar

I’m a massive mango lover. And when it’s mango season I always grab several fresh mangoes at the market to whip up a variety of recipes. But there’s no recipe easier than this mango smoothie. It takes just three minutes to make and it tastes amazing.

Ingredients for mango smoothie on a table.

What’s In This Mango Smoothie?

I’m keeping this recipe as simple as possible to really let that sweet mango flavor shine. Here’s what you’ll need.

  • Mangoes: I love to use fresh mangoes for this smoothie, but you can also use frozen. Just keep on reading to see a few notes I have on both.
  • Banana: If you can freeze your banana ahead of time, that would be great! This will help to add a chilled, creamy texture. But if not, you can also use fresh.
  • Milk: Any dairy or non-dairy milk will work with this smoothie, including my almond milk, cashew milk, or oat milk recipes!
  • Yogurt: Ideally, greek yogurt would be the perfect option to make this a thicker, creamier smoothie. But you can use any plain dairy or non-dairy yogurt.

Find the printable recipe with measurements below.

Should You Use Fresh Mango or Frozen Mango?

I’m a fan of seasonal eating so if mangoes are in season I’ll use fresh mangoes for this smoothie recipe. You can cube the mango or use a glass to remove the mango from the skin (so easy).

If you use fresh mango then make sure you’re using a frozen banana in the recipe to keep the smoothie nice and thick and cold.

But if fresh mangoes aren’t available or in season, then absolutely use frozen mango. If you use frozen mango, you can use a fresh banana. In other words, just make sure at least the mango or the banana is frozen.

How To Make A Mango Smoothie

Like any other smoothie recipe, all you need to do is toss all the ingredients into a blender and blend away! Just note that if you’re using frozen mango, you may need to use your tamper to push down the mixture so it’s evenly blended.

Pour your mango smoothie into a jar, pop in a straw and slurp up this creamy, sweet, delicious smoothie (and try not to get brain freeze).

How Many Mangoes to Make One Cup?

An average 12-ounce mango will provide approximately one cup of cubed fruit. If you’re using frozen mango for this recipe, you’ll use two cups of frozen cubed mango.

Can you Make this Mango Smoothie Vegan or Dairy-Free?

Absolutely! You can make this mango smoothie with or without dairy milk. And if you’d like homemade recipe options for some of the ingredients, check out my cashew milk, almond milk, or oat milk. I also have homemade yogurt or  homemade coconut yogurt (dairy-free).

You could also use store-bought dairy-free milk and dairy-free yogurt. Or you could use full-fat greek yogurt for an ultra-thick consistency. It’s entirely up to you.

mangos next to a mango smoothie

Mango Smoothie Recipe Video

While this recipe is easy to make, it always helps to watch a quick tutorial video!

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Once mango season hits, I guarantee you’ll have this mango smoothie on repeat. Once you take a sip of it, let me know what you think in a comment below!

A mango smoothie next to mangos

Mango Smoothie Recipe

4.92 from 83 votes
Prep: 3 minutes
Total: 3 minutes
Servings: 2 servings
Author: Lisa Bryan

Description

A cold, creamy mango smoothie is the best summertime smoothie recipe. And it only takes three minutes to whip up!

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Ingredients 
 

  • 2 fresh mangoes or 2 cups of frozen mango
  • 1 small frozen banana (or half of a large banana), you can use unfrozen if using frozen mango
  • ยฝ cup milk, dairy or dairy-free
  • ยฝ cup yogurt, dairy or dairy-free

Instructions 

  • Add all ingredients to a high-powered blender and blend until creamy.
    Blending mango smoothie in a Vitamix

Lisa’s Tips

Nutrition

Calories: 215kcal | Carbohydrates: 47g | Protein: 8g | Fat: 2g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 1g | Monounsaturated Fat: 1g | Trans Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 3mg | Sodium: 102mg | Potassium: 629mg | Fiber: 5g | Sugar: 37g | Vitamin A: 2280IU | Vitamin C: 80mg | Calcium: 156mg | Iron: 1mg
Course: Drinks
Cuisine: American
Keyword: How to Make a Mango Smoothie, Mango Banana Smoothie, Mango Smoothie, Mango Smoothie Recipe
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Recipe originally posted August 2018, but updated to include new photos and information.

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Lisa Bryan

Lisa is a bestselling cookbook author, recipe developer, and YouTuber (with over 2.5 million subscribers) living in sunny Southern California. She started Downshiftology in 2014, and is passionate about making healthy food with fresh, simple and seasonal ingredients.

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177 Comments

  1. All that carb and no protein or fat! (relatively none from the dairy esp if ppl use low fat dairy)
    Throw 3 eggs in the blender. U will never know theyโ€™re there except for extra richness to ur smoothie.

  2. I made it with frozen mango chunks and about 1 well ripe banana. It was very banana-y, but in a good way. I also used vanilla yoghurt, since that’s what I had. My second serving I put fresh blueberries on top, and that was good too! Will be using this again :)5 stars

    1. Hi Monica – Wonderful! I’m glad you love this mango smoothie and all the variations you made with it.

      1. Taste too much like banana.
        Next time I’ll leave the half Nanna out.
        I want the mango taste.4 stars

  3. Tastes heavenly!!!๐Ÿงก I made it with unfrozen bananas and mangoes, yet it is still great. ๐ŸŒŸ๐Ÿ˜๐Ÿ™5 stars

  4. Great recipe!
    Super simple, cool, and refreshing.
    Me and my husband love it, so we make it once a week in the summer.
    I suggest adding a teaspoon of orange juice for a slightly acidic yet refreshing taste.
    Keep it up!5 stars

  5. Yummy. I used both frozen mango and banana so it turned out thicker than expected and since my bananas were pre-sliced, so I may have used more than a “small banana” in my recipe. Still, it did not last long in my cup. Split it three ways.5 stars

  6. It was good. I would suggest adding half cup of frozen mango along with the two fresh mango and only half a frozen banana. Enjoy!4 stars

  7. I have made this recipe twice without banana. ย It is so smooth and creamy. ย We love it, especially since we just had our mango season here in Maui!5 stars

  8. I used one mango instead of two and used a little less than recommended and it ended up tasting more like banana then mango ย ๐Ÿ˜‘ is there anyway I could get it to taste more like mango?ย 

  9. Very great recipe! The smoothie tasted amazing…hard part was it was pretty tricky to blend together so I added a bit more milk to it also to help it blend better. I used frozen mango with cream ice- blocks! You know the ones you get from the ๐Ÿฆ truck? :D5 stars

    1. I will always be a Vitamix user. But, you can check out my post on the different Vitamix models to see which one would suit your needs best!

  10. Absolutely Delicious!! ย I made with fresh mangoโ€™s, frozen banana, almond milk, Greek plain yogurt!! ย I definitely will be making this again!!!5 stars

  11. Wow! This is definitely a keeper, my family LOVED it.
    I used fresh banana, frozen mango, Greek yoghurt, milk and honey then topped the smoothie with toasted coconut flakes. Delicious!ย 5 stars

  12. Great recipe! Some mangoes might be bigger than others, so I suggest adding some more milk if your smoothie looks more like….. a puree.4 stars

  13. Surprisingly so good for such an easy recipe with so few ingredients!!! And so creamy, almost like frozen yogurt ๐Ÿคค My poor little Nutribullet could not handle the lack of liquid (I used frozen mango) so I really think I couldโ€™ve done without the yogurt and just did a cup of milk. I had to add a few extra splashes of milk to get it to blend. I also added about half a scoop of vanilla flavored protein powder. I always add either that or a splash of vanilla to all my smoothies, adds a nice touch. Two thumbs up ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿป ๐Ÿ‘๐Ÿปย 5 stars

  14. Whoa! This is so good! This tastes exactly like the juice bar smoothies! So glad I can make one at home. Even gave it my own booster shots of tasteless protein powder and collagen Peptide. I’m going to be addicted to these. The portions were so bang on for the taste and consistency I like.5 stars

    1. You could add a quarter of an avocado which would add creaminess, or even frozen cauliflower (I have another post on that) if you’d like a veggie boost!

  15. I’m trying these for my boss who loves the Mango smoothies from Trader Joes, We work early morning, can I make these & freeze before I take to work?

    1. Made mine with frozen Mango Fresh Banana, Greek Yoghurt and fresh full Cream Milk

      Absolutely delicious, my Freezer is full,of Mangoes

  16. Amazing ๐Ÿคฉ I substituted yogurt for Greek yogurt not as thick and flavour is a bit different but it was fantastic ๐Ÿ˜†ย 5 stars

  17. LISAAAAAAA! you’re God sent. Currently sipping on this yummy yummy delicious smoothie. I used frozen mangoes which I just happened to restock from Costco last week and the results….. AMAZING!!!!5 stars

  18. Made this recipe and it was delicious! I didnโ€™t have any frozen banana so I substituted a fresh peach. Slightly different flavor but still worked great and so yummy!5 stars

  19. This was amazing. I halved the recipe, and added a bit of orange and pineapple juice, (and ice) it was perfect. Thanks for the recipe!5 stars