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Summer Coolers ~ Mango Coconut Smoothie

A nourishing, refreshing mango drink with the special flavor of rich and creamy coconut milk. Vegans will relish this dairy-free, fiber rich mango lassi.

Blend 2 cups of peeled and diced mangoes, few ice cubes, 1/2 cup thick coconut milk (increase for a thinner consistency) and honey or sugar as required. Pour into glasses and serve.

Summer Coolers ~ Mango Coconut Smoothie Recipe

Prep time: 10 min
Cook time: 0 min
Main Ingredients: mango coconut milk

A nourishing, refreshing mango drink with the special flavor of rich and creamy coconut milk. Vegans will relish this dairy-free, fiber rich mango lassi.

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By • May 26th, 2010 • Category: All Recipes, Fruit Recipes, Indian Drink - Sharbat Recipes, Indian Vegan Recipes, Indian Vegetarian Recipes

  • http://foodieshope.org Asha

    I am SOOOO jealous of all of you in India. You all get the best Mangoes to enjoy. We get Spanish ones, no where tastes like Indian ones but just okay. Mango and Coconut combo, I am drooling here uncontrollably! :D

  • http://mharorajasthanrecipes.blogspot.com/ Priya (Yallapantula) Mitharwal

    Sailu, that is such a different smoothie, never had this combination before. Will surely make as got lot of mangoes at home :)

  • latha

    sailu, you are sooo lucky for having these delicious smoothies made with home grown mangoes and cocunut

  • http://masalachef.blogspot.com/ Teja

    Sailu, what a novel way of making mango smoothie! I can’t wait to try this!!

  • http://thediaryofadisplacedhousewife.blogspot.com/ The Housewife

    Yummy! I never would have thought of putting coconut milk in the mango smoothie! Great idea!

  • http://homely-food.blogspot.com Neha

    Where to get coconut milk in North India?
    Can we make coconut milk at home?

  • http://www.rajendermanju.blogspot.com Manju Rajender

    The picture looks amazing :)

  • http://sailusfood.com Sailu

    Tetra pack coconut milk is available in most departmental stores. Yes, you can make coconut milk at home. Grate fresh coconut, for 1 cup of grated coconut, add 1/2 cup of warm water and leave aside for 10 mts. Blend to paste, strain the water, discard pulp. Your coconut milk is ready.

  • http://homely-food.blogspot.com Neha

    Thanks for your reply..

  • prabha nagavalli

    Sailu garu,

    For the smoothie can we use mango pulp instead of fresh mangoes. Here is United States the mangoes don’t taste that good. And we get mango pulp throughout the year.

  • Gabriela

    This drink was delicious! Very thick and creamy like a mango pina colada. Was unsure of how it would all taste. I added some greek yogurt which seems to work, also rice/soy/almond milk’d be great to add for the diet conscious

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  • sara

    sailu thanku so much for your recipies .. could u refer any good n healthy recipies for pregnant ladies…. would be more thankful….

  • http://www.frogbus.com Cath34980

    Hi, I put some lime in here too and 3 Teaspoons of sugar – it was too sweet, so I tried to counteract with two tubs of natural yoghurt and 2 bananas – its still very sweet – I might make it into sorbet?

  • http://sailusfood.com Sailu

    Sorbet is a great idea.