Healthy Mango Smoothie Recipe

Published by:
Liz Marino
| 06/10/2021 | Last Updated: 07/28/2024

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A Healthy Mango Smoothie Recipe that is creamy and delicious! Made with only 4 ingredients – use fresh or frozen mango for a quick breakfast!

A mango smoothie on a blue background with mangos off to the side and a blue  paper straw


 

If you’re looking for a quick and easy breakfast or refreshing snack to cool off with, look no further than this easy Mango Smoothie Recipe! It seriously tastes like a tropical vacation in a drink.

We love our smoothie recipes, like our Blueberry Smoothie, Strawberry Banana Smoothie, and Best Banana Smoothie Recipe, but there’s no comparing them to this Mango Smoothie Recipe.

It’s ridiculously creamy from the greek yogurt, and the protein powder gives it 20g+ of protein per smoothie!

You only need 4 simple ingredients to make this smoothie, and it’s as easy as adding them to a blender and turning it on! Plus, you can totally customize with what you have in your kitchen!

This mango smoothie is great for breakfast, as a snack, or for post workout. It’s packed with protein and healthy carbs- making it great for any time of day!

liz’s tip for healthy mango smoothie

  • To select a ripe mango, look for a mango that is slightly soft to the touch. It should almost feel like you’re pressing into the skin on the palm of your hand. Firm, but a little bit of give to it! Make sure it is not too mushy because it could be bad inside.

Ingredients

Ingredients for Mango Smoothie in small white bowls on a blue background: greek yogurt, almond milk, mango and protein powder

Substitutions

Fruit– Mango mixes well with pretty much any fruit. We like to mix it with pineapple, strawberry or banana best but it will go well with most fruits.

Frozen Fruit– You can substitute frozen fruit for fresh fruit. Substitute 1:1. Use fresh mango if you like a thinner smoothie and frozen mango chunks if you like a thicker smoothie.

Yogurt– Nonfat plain greek yogurt is a great way to add protein and richness to smoothies for a low amount of calories. You can substitute with dairy free yogurt or full fat yogurt. You can also skip the greek yogurt, but may need a little bit more milk.

Milk– Any milk will work in this recipe. Almond milk, Dairy milk, coconut milk, or other non dairy milks will all work.

Protein Powder– Protein powder isn’t necessary but it is recommended for this recipe. The added protein will help keep you full, rather than this just being blended fruit (sugar and carbs). Any protein powder will work. This is our favorite protein powder.

Other Add Ins– Feel free to add in other nuts or seeds to this recipe. Chia or flax seeds would make a great addition!

Greens– We love to add a handful of spinach or kale to this recipe. You can’t taste it and it’s delicious. You can also try our Protein Green Smoothie.

Frozen Cauliflower– Frozen cauliflower is relatively tasteless and helps thicken smoothies. It’s also a great way to add in sneaky veggies, and you can always just keep a bag in your freezer. 1/4 cup cauliflower rice will blend nicely in this recipe.

How To Make healthy Mango Smoothie

ingredients for a mango smoothie in a blender before being blended
  1. Add all your ingredients to your blender.
ingredients for a frozen mango smoothie blended together showing How To Make a Mango Smoothie
  1. Blend until smooth.

This smoothie is seriously SO rich and creamy. You have to try it!

An overhead shot of a mango smoothie on a blue background with cut and whole mangos off to the side

How Do You Thicken a Smoothie?

There are a few ways to thicken a smoothie. Make sure to use frozen fruit and cold ingredients. Ingredients like yogurt can also help to thicken a smoothie.

If your smoothie comes out thin, you might have added too much liquid. You can add more frozen fruit to make it thicker.

Should You Use Fresh or Frozen Mango?

You can use fresh or frozen mango in a smoothie. Fresh mango will result in a thinner smoothie, but the flavor will be the same.

I personally prefer frozen mango. It keeps for much longer and it is often cheaper than buying/cutting fresh mango!

A healthy mango smoothie on a blue background with a bright blue straw off to the side

Best Blender for Smoothies:

Any blender will work for smoothies.

Our favorite blender is the Nutribullet. It’s under $50 and works amazing! Here’s a link to the one we have.

We also love our Vitamix, but it’s much more expensive. Here’s a link to the one we have.

An overhead shot of a mango smoothie recipe on a bright blue background with sliced mangoes off to the sides.

Other healthy breakfast recipes:

If you’re looking for quick easy breakfasts we have a lot of options for you! Here are a bunch of Healthy Smoothies or some of our favorites you may like:

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A mango smoothie on a blue background with mangos off to the side and a blue paper straw

Mango Smoothie Recipe with Yogurt

Recipe by: Liz Marino
4.75 from 4 votes
A healthy mango smoothie recipe that is creamy and delicious! Made with only 4 ingredients – use fresh or frozen mango for a quick breakfast!
Prep Time : 5 minutes
Cook Time : 0 minutes
Total Time : 5 minutes
Serves : 1 person
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Ingredients

Instructions

  1. In a blender add all ingredients.
  2. Blend until smooth + enjoy!

Notes

Substitutions:
YogurtNonfat greek yogurt is a great way to add protein and richness to smoothies for a low amount of calories. You can substitute with dairy free yogurt or full fat yogurt. You can also skip the yogurt, but may need a little bit more milk.
Milk– Any milk will work in this recipe. Almond, Dairy, or other non dairy milks will all work.
Protein PowderProtein powder isn’t necessary but it is recommended for this recipe. The added protein will help keep you full, rather than this just being blended fruit (sugar and carbs). Any protein powder will work. 
Frozen Fruit– You can substitute frozen fruit for fresh fruit. Substitute 1:1.
 

Nutrition Facts

Serving: 1smoothie | Calories: 236kcal | Carbohydrates: 30g | Protein: 24g | Fat: 4g | Saturated Fat: 1g | Trans Fat: 1g | Cholesterol: 60mg | Sodium: 269mg | Potassium: 529mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 20g | Vitamin A: 1789IU | Vitamin C: 60mg | Calcium: 417mg | Iron: 1mg
Course: Drink
Cuisine: American
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6 Comments

  1. 5 stars
    This tasted like a dreamcycle. So tasty and creamy. I felt like I was eating dessert.

    1. The Clean Eating Couple says:

      So happy you liked it Jessica! It’s one of my favorites too!!

  2. Emily H Yungblut says:

    5 stars
    Such an easy recipe to make and it was delicious! Definitely keeping frozen mangoes in stock for this one.

    1. The Clean Eating Couple says:

      So glad you liked it, Emily! Thank you!

  3. 5 stars
    Delicious! May seem simple but so thick and creamy and such a great flavor. Perfect breakfast or lunch during the hot summer month.

    1. The Clean Eating Couple says:

      Thanks, Elissa! I appreciate that!