This Mango Frozen Yogurt takes minutes to make, has only three ingredients and requires no ice-cream maker. Sweetened only with fruit, what is not to love about this mouth-watering dessert or snack?
Reasons to Love Frozen Mango Yogurt
- HEALTHY SNACK / DESSERT – Yogurt contains calcium, some vitamin A, B-vitamins, zinc and potassium. Mangoes contain fibre, beta-carotene, which converts to vitamin A and plenty vitamin C.
- NATURALLY SWEETENED – Banana and mango sweeten this frozen dessert beautifully.
- QUICK & EASY – If you buy frozen mango chunks and banana slices then this dessert literally takes minutes to make.
Ingredinets
You only need three ingredients to make this sweet and creamy dessert/snack.
- FROZEN MANGO: Freeze your own or buy frozen.
- FROZEN BANANA: Gives this frozen mango yogurt a creamy, ice-cream like texture. The flavours work really well and it boosts the sweetness without having to add any sugar or sweetners.
- GREEK YOGURT: Full fat yogurt works best. Using full fat is especially important if making for babies / young children as under twos need a lots of fat at this age to support cell structure, metabolism, brain, gut, immune, and nervous system development.
You can either buy bags of prepared frozen banana/mango or freeze your own. If you don't already have frozen fruit then obviously you will have to factor in freezing time when making this recipe. I find the easiest way to freeze fruit is to
- Peel / remove stones and chop the fruit into bite size pieces
- Lay the fruit on a prepared baking tray, ensuring the pieces aren't touching
- Cover and freeze until frozen.
- Transfer to a ziplock bag / container for storing.
Process Shots and Information
Once your fruit is frozen it is just a case of throwing it into a food processor with some greek yogurt and blending until creamy and smooth. It really isn't any more complicated than that.
Enjoy it straight away, like a soft serve, or pop it back into the freezer for an hour or two. It will then become firmer and have a better consistency for scooping.
If storing for longer it will become too firm to scoop, just remove it from the freezer for around 10 minutes to soften.
Store in the freezer for up to a month. Note that some ice crystals do form, I personally enjoy this frozen dessert served as a soft scoop straight away.
Watch How to Make It
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Other healthy frozen desserts/snacks you may wish to try....
- Frozen Banana Treats
- Healthy Banana Ice Cream
- Frozen Yoghurt Bark
- Frozen Grapes
- Frozen Kiwi Pops
- Frozen Fruit Shave Ice
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Mango Frozen Yogurt
Equipment
- Food Processor
Ingredients
- 150g (1 cup) Frozen Mango Chunks
- 60g (around ½ banana) Frozen Banana Slices
- 120g (½ cup) Greek yogurt
Instructions
- Put all ingredients into a food processor and blend until smooth.
- Serve immediately, as a soft serve, or return to the freezer in an airtight container.
- Freeze for an hour or two. It will then become firmer and have consistency for scooping.
Video
Recipe Notes
- Store in the freezer for up to a month. Remove it from the freezer for around 10 minutes to soften. Note, some ice crystals do form when freezing. You can reduce, but not eliminate, this by stirring every 20 minutes for the first couple hours of freezing. I personally make this dessert to serve straight away as a soft serve.
Nutritional facts
*This recipe was first published in June 2014, it has been updated to include process shots, more information and a recipe video.
Fly
I added chamoy, water and left out the banana and it was fantastic! A mangonada.
LYN
Hi Amy,
Can this be made with coconut yogurt? My granddaughter has a dairy allergy.
Thank you
Amy
I haven't actually tried coconut yogurt but I think it could work.
Rachel
Easy and quick to make, my little girl loved it! Thank you
Amy
A favourite of ours! So glad you liked it 🙂
Mini
Can a blender be used instead?
Amy
Hi Mini, I haven't tried in a blender but if you have a high powered blender it should work great. 🙂
Amandi
big thumbs up from my 3, thanks for sharing.
Amy
You are welcome! So happy to hear it was a success with all 3 of your kids!