Name: Mango Banana Smoothie
Prep time: 5 min
Total time: 5 min
Yield: 40
Cuisine: American
Ingredients: 16 Ounces Frozen Mango Chunks (1 pound); 2 Bananas; 1 ⅓ Cups Milk (adjust to desired thickness); 2 Tablespoons Honey or Agave Nectar, optional to add sweetness

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A slightly sweetened and totally delicious mango banana smoothie! It’s made with only 4 ingredients and uses both fresh and frozen fruit.

We’ve been making smoothies at home for almost 18 years. That’s a lot of smoothies!

Kim and I combine all sorts of ingredients to create something tasty on a regular basis.

Take for example, our strawberry Greek yogurt smoothie. Frozen berries combined with Greek yogurt, it’s a tasty combo.

Two glasses filled with the mango banana smoothie.

For today, we’re sharing a delicious breakfast drink that’s combines the flavors of bananas and mango.

It’s a flavorful tropical beverage that’s smooth and creamy. Best of all, it’s done in about 5-minutes.

So, shall we started?

Two smoothies served with colorful straws and fresh mango.

How to make a mango banana smoothie at home?

First, start by plugging in your counter-top blender or smoothie maker. Next, peel the bananas.

After that, add the bananas, frozen mango chunks, milk, and honey to the blender.

Frozen mango chunks and other ingredients added to the blender.

Last, pulse the ingredients until the smoothie is..well, smooth and creamy.

That’s it, the recipe is done! Kim and I hope you enjoy it and wish you all the best 🙂

The ingredients blended into a smooth tropical drink.

Recipe Tips:

This recipe makes five, 8-ounce smoothies. So, one thing you can do with any leftovers is to pour the smoothie mixture into popsicle molds and freeze the mango banana popsicles for at least 8-hours.
You can use this recipe to create a dairy-free mango banana smoothie by using almond milk in place of the dairy milk.
If you don’t care for mangoes, then consider using frozen strawberries instead.
Prefer fresh mangoes, then create a mango puree first and then add it to the smoothie.

The finished smoothies garnished with fresh mango.

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