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Mango Smoothie Bowl

Published: Apr 17, 2026 by Robyn Jones · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

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Mango Smoothie Bowl

Robyn Jones
2 people
Prep 5 minutes mins
Total 5 minutes mins
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  • A bowl of mango smoothie on a green tablecloth.

Made with 6 ingredients, this refreshing mango smoothie bowl is made without banana, and is the taste of summer in a bowl!

I primarily made this for breakfast, sprinkling over some homemade gluten-free granola, but we have come to love it as a refreshing snack during summer. You can't add some crushed up ice cubes or use frozen mango to make it extra cooling.

Whilst it serves 1-2, I also water it down with a little chilled water to make it into a drinkable smoothie and serve it alongside breakfast for an extra hit of goodness!

Yes! Simply substitute a dairy free yogurt - coconut would be lovely!

onut (as in these photos), fresh mint, granola, toasted nuts or seeds for crunch.

No I recommend eating it after making as the acidic lime juice ???

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IMPORTANT - PLEASE ALWAYS CHECK YOUR INGREDIENT PACKETS TO ENSURE THEY ARE GLUTEN-FREE

Ingredients

  • 1 mango peeled and diced – or use 150g frozen mango
  • 55 g plain Greek yogurt or dairy free yogurt
  • pinch ground cinnamon optional
  • pinch ground turmeric optional
  • 1-2 tablespoons maple syrup optional
  • Squeeze lime juice
To serve
  • extra yogurt
  • coconut flakes
  • mint leaves
  • gluten free granola

Equipment

  • blender

Method

  1. Cut the mango into cubes (see tip below).
  2. Place the mango cubes, along with the yogurt, cinnamon, turmeric and maple syrup, if using, into a blender. Blend until smooth.
  3. Squeeze in the lime juice to taste, adding a splash of water if its too thick.
  4. Pour into two bowls, and serve straight away with your choice of toppings.
  5. Best enjoyed straight away.

Notes

Use a mango straight from the fridge - the smoothie tastes best cold. If your mango is at room temperature, smash two ice cubes with a rolling pin and add to the blender.
To cut the mango: Cut the mango down either side of the stone to give you two cheeks. Score 3-4 slices vertically down the each cheek and then 3-4 lines vertically, taking care not to cut through the skin. Hold the two opposite sides of the cheek and turn inside out, slice of the cubes and use in your smoothie bowl.

Nutrition

Calories106kcalCarbohydrates23gProtein4gFat0.5gSaturated Fat0.1gPolyunsaturated Fat0.1gMonounsaturated Fat0.2gCholesterol1mgSodium12mgPotassium235mgFiber2gSugar21gVitamin A1121IUVitamin C38mgCalcium53mgIron0.2mg

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IMPORTANT - PLEASE ALWAYS CHECK YOUR INGREDIENT PACKETS TO ENSURE THEY ARE GLUTEN-FREE

Ingredients

  • 1 mango peeled and diced – or use 150g frozen mango
  • 3 tablespoons plain Greek yogurt or dairy free yogurt
  • pinch ground cinnamon optional
  • pinch ground turmeric optional
  • 1-2 tablespoons maple syrup optional
  • Squeeze lime juice
To serve
  • extra yogurt
  • coconut flakes
  • mint leaves
  • gluten free granola

Equipment

  • blender

Method

  1. Cut the mango into cubes (see tip below).
  2. Place the mango cubes, along with the yogurt, cinnamon, turmeric and maple syrup, if using, into a blender. Blend until smooth.
  3. Squeeze in the lime juice to taste, adding a splash of water if its too thick.
  4. Pour into two bowls, and serve straight away with your choice of toppings.
  5. Best enjoyed straight away.

Notes

Use a mango straight from the fridge - the smoothie tastes best cold. If your mango is at room temperature, smash two ice cubes with a rolling pin and add to the blender.
To cut the mango: Cut the mango down either side of the stone to give you two cheeks. Score 3-4 slices vertically down the each cheek and then 3-4 lines vertically, taking care not to cut through the skin. Hold the two opposite sides of the cheek and turn inside out, slice of the cubes and use in your smoothie bowl.

Nutrition

Calories106kcalCarbohydrates23gProtein4gFat0.5gSaturated Fat0.1gPolyunsaturated Fat0.1gMonounsaturated Fat0.2gCholesterol1mgSodium12mgPotassium235mgFiber2gSugar21gVitamin A1121IUVitamin C38mgCalcium53mgIron0.2mg

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