Mango juice
Ripe mango blended with water or milk and a touch of lemon, thick and cold.
Vegan

- Cooking time
- 10 min
- Hands-on time
- 10 min
- Difficulty
- Easy
- Calories
- 170
Everything here depends on the fruit: mango that gives under the thumb and smells sweet at the stem end, because a hard one won't ripen in the blender. The lemon isn't there to be tasted — its job is to bring out the mango.
Before you start
- Before you beginRead the steps completely, measure the ingredients, and prepare the tools before turning on the heat or oven.
- Timing the servingPrepare what you can in advance and leave the final touches until serving time to maintain the texture.
Ingredients
Amounts follow the number of people
For juice
The quantity can be doubled, adjusting the sweetness after tasting, and adding ice to each cup when serving.
Equipment
- Blender — The silky texture only comes from blending.
- Strainer — Optional, if the mango is fibrous.
Method
Choose a mango that softens under thumb pressure and has a distinct aroma at the tip.
You’ll know it’s ready whenThe fruit softens slightly and has a sweet aroma.
Tip: Hard mangoes don't ripen in a blender — they need two days out of the refrigerator.
Mix the mango with water, sugar, and lemon until it reaches a silky consistency.
You’ll know it’s ready whenSmooth, with no stringy bits.
Tip: You don't taste the lemon — it is there to bring out the mango.
Add ice and mix in short pulses, then serve immediately.
You’ll know it’s ready whenThe drink is cold, thick, and flows slowly.
More from Drinks

Arabic coffee
21 min

Avocado cocktail
12 min

Banana milkshake
8 min

Black tea
10 min

Carob syrup
25 min

Fresh lime juice
10 min