Vibrant Golden Mango Smoothie
Rebecca Blumer
This ultra-creamy mango smoothie tastes like a tropical vacation in a glass. Featuring a signature pinch of sea salt and turmeric, it is the perfect bright start or post-workout refuel for any morning.
Prep Time 3 minutes mins
Total Time 3 minutes mins
Course Breakfast, Drinks
Cuisine American
Servings 1 serving
Calories 285 kcal
- 2 fresh mangoes or 2 cups of frozen mango
- 1 small frozen banana (or half of a large banana), you can use unfrozen if using frozen mango
- ½ cup milk, dairy or dairy-free
- ½ cup yogurt, dairy or dairy-free
Prep the Fruit
If using fresh mangoes, slice the cheeks off the pit and score the flesh. Use the rim of a sturdy glass to slide the peel off and drop the juicy flesh into a bowl. If using frozen mango, let it sit for a minute to lose its rock-solid exterior while remaining cold.
Layer the Blender for a Smooth Vortex
Pour the milk and yogurt into the blender base first. This helps the blades catch the liquid and create a vortex for faster circulation.
Add the mango and banana on top. Add a tiny pinch of sea salt and 1/4 teaspoon of ground turmeric to the fruit for a deeper flavor and vibrant golden color.
Blend Until Silky
Blend on high power until the mixture turns a vivid orange-gold and has a glossy, ribbon-like texture without any icy bits.
If the blender stalls, let it sit for 2 minutes to soften or add a small splash of milk. Keep the texture thick and spoonable for the best experience.
Temperature Tip: Always include at least one frozen fruit component to ensure the smoothie is thick and frosty rather than thin and lukewarm.
Storage Tip: While best enjoyed fresh, you can freeze leftovers in popsicle molds for a healthy, sunny snack later.
Customization Tip: Add a squeeze of lime to brighten the sweetness or a scoop of protein powder to increase the staying power of your breakfast.
Nutrition information is estimated based on common ingredients and serving sizes and may vary.
Keyword healthy breakfast, mango smoothie, tropical drink