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Mango Shake: Smooth, Creamy & Tropical

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This mango shake is a creamy, tropical drink made with ripe mangoes, milk, sugar, and a touch of vanilla ice cream. It’s refreshing, indulgent, and the perfect way to enjoy the king of fruits in the summer.

prep time 10 Mins
cook time 3 Mins
chef Ankita Singh
Mango Shake

Mango shakes are a beloved summer classic in many households. The natural sweetness and fragrance of ripe mangoes make this drink both satisfying and refreshing. Blending mango with chilled milk gives it a creamy consistency, while a scoop of vanilla ice cream adds richness and turns it into a dessert-like treat.
This shake is quick to prepare, making it a favorite for busy mornings, after-school snacks, or a refreshing drink on hot afternoons. It also pairs beautifully with spicy Indian meals as a cooling accompaniment.
With its vibrant golden color and velvety texture, the mango shake is as appealing to the eyes as it is to the taste buds. Whether served plain or topped with nuts, it never fails to delight.

Step 1

Blend Mango Base

  • Add mango cubes and ¼ cup of milk to a blender.
  • Blend until smooth and lump-free.

Blend Mango Base
Step 2

Make the Shake

  • Add the remaining milk, sugar, and vanilla ice cream.
  • Blend again until creamy and frothy.

Make the Shake
Step 3

Serve Fresh

  • Pour into chilled glasses.
  • Garnish with chopped nuts or saffron strands, if desired.
  • Serve immediately while cold.

Serve Fresh

Tips and Tricks

  1. Choose ripe mangoes: Sweet, pulpy mangoes like Alphonso or Kesar give the best flavor. Avoid fibrous or sour mangoes.
  2. Ice cream optional: For a lighter version, skip ice cream and add 2 tbsp yogurt for a smoothie-like texture.
  3. Vegan option: Replace milk with almond or coconut milk, and use dairy-free ice cream.
  4. Chill ingredients: Always use chilled milk and mango for a frosty shake without adding ice (which dilutes flavor).
  5. Extra richness: Add a pinch of cardamom powder or saffron while blending for an Indian festive twist.

Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. Frozen mango cubes work well and give the shake a thicker, creamier texture.

 Yes. If your mangoes are naturally sweet, you can skip sugar completely.

 It’s best consumed fresh, but you can refrigerate it for up to 6 hours. Stir well before drinking as separation may occur.

Yes. Add soaked oats, chia seeds, or protein powder to turn it into a wholesome breakfast shake.

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