Strawberry Mango Smoothie Recipe
🥭 This creamy Mango Banana Smoothie combines ripe mangoes, sweet bananas, chilled milk and yoghurt to create a deliciously smooth, refreshing tropical drink. Quick and easy to prepare in just 13 minutes, this homemade smoothie is perfect for breakfast, brunch or a fruity afternoon treat. Serve chilled and enjoy a burst of tropical goodness in every sip!
Prep Time 10 minutes mins
Course Beverage, Breakfast, Snack
Cuisine Modern International, Tropical-Inspired
Servings 6 People
Calories 230 kcal
- 3 Cups Strawberries - Approximately 450 g
- 3 Cups Ripe Mango Chunks - Approximately 450 g
- 1½ Cups Plain Yoghurt - Approximately 360 g
- 1½ Cups Milk - Approximately 360 ml
- 2 Tablespoons Honey - Optional
- 1 Cup Ice Cubes - Optional
Step 1: Prepare The Strawberries
- Wash the strawberries thoroughly under clean running water.
- Remove the green leafy tops and discard any bruised or spoiled portions.
- Cut large strawberries into halves or quarters to make blending easier.
- If using frozen strawberries, allow them to soften slightly if your blender struggles with very hard fruit.
Choose fragrant, ripe strawberries for the best flavour. Naturally sweet fruit may not require additional sweetener.
Step 2: Prepare The Mangoes
- Wash the mangoes and peel off their skin.
- Cut the flesh away from the large central stones.
- Chop the mango flesh into small cubes.
- Measure approximately three cups of prepared mango chunks.
Ripe mangoes give your Strawberry Mango Smoothie its tropical sweetness and creamy consistency. Avoid fruit that smells fermented or has spoiled portions.
Step 3: Add The Ingredients To The Blender
- Pour the milk into the blender jug first.
- Add the plain yoghurt, prepared strawberries and mango chunks.
- Add the honey if needed.
- Add the ice cubes if using fresh fruit and you want an extra-cold drink.
Adding the liquid first helps the blades circulate the fruit more easily. Do not exceed your blender’s maximum fill line. Blend in batches if necessary.
Step 4: Blend Until Smooth
- Secure the blender lid firmly.
- Begin blending at a low speed for approximately 10 seconds.
- Increase to a medium or high speed and blend for another 30–60 seconds, or until the fruit is completely smooth.
- Stop the blender and inspect the consistency.
If the mixture is too thick, add milk one tablespoon at a time. If it is too thin, add more frozen mango or strawberries and blend again.
Your Strawberry Mango Smoothie is ready when there are no noticeable fruit chunks and the mixture pours easily.
Step 5: Taste And Adjust
- Switch off the blender before opening the lid.
- Taste a small spoonful of the smoothie.
- Add a little honey if the fruit is too tart.
- Add a splash of milk if the flavour is too concentrated.
- Blend for another 5–10 seconds after making adjustments.
Honey is optional. The natural flavours of the strawberries and mangoes should remain the main focus.
Step 6: Pour And Serve
- Pour the finished smoothie into six small glasses or fewer larger glasses.
- Garnish each serving with a strawberry slice or a small piece of mango.
- Add a reusable straw if desired.
- Serve immediately while the smoothie is cold and creamy.
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🍓 Use fresh, ripe strawberries for the best flavour, or frozen strawberries for a thicker, colder smoothie.
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🥭 Choose sweet, ripe mangoes to enhance the smoothie’s natural sweetness.
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🥛 Use Greek yoghurt for extra creaminess or dairy-free yoghurt and plant-based milk for a vegan option.
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🍯 Taste the smoothie before adding honey, as ripe fruit may provide enough sweetness.
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🧊 Use frozen fruit instead of ice cubes to achieve a thick consistency without diluting the flavour.
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⚡ Blend for 30–60 seconds, or until smooth and creamy.
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🥤 Add extra milk gradually if the smoothie is too thick.
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❄️ Serve immediately for the best taste, colour and texture.
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🧊 Refrigerate leftovers in an airtight container at 4°C or below and consume within 24 hours.
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🍌 For a delicious variation, add a ripe banana, a handful of oats, or a splash of coconut milk.
Keyword Strawberry Mango Smoothies