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Mango Icecream
by Nayna Kanabar February-22-2016
This delicious guilt free mango ice cream is dairy and sugar free too.
Ingredients:
- 3 Large Ripe Mangoes
- 2 Large overripe Bananas
- 200 ml Coconut Cream
- 2-3 drops Mango essence (optional)
Method:
1. Peel 2 of the mangoes and remove the stone and finely chop them into cubes. Put in a ziplock bag in the freezer overnight.2. Peel the bananas and break them into chunks, place them in a ziplock bag in the freezer overnight.3. To make the ice cream add the frozen bananas and frozen mango into the Optimum 9400 blender and blend both ingredients until totally smooth and creamy.4. Add the coconut cream and the mango essence and blend for another minute till mixture is thick and creamy.5. Transfer the mixture to a tupperware pot and cover with lid and place it into the freezer for 3 hours.6. After three hours take the tupperware out of the freezer and using a fork stir the ice cream through to break up any ice crystals. Smooth the surface and return to freezer for another 3 hours.7. To serve the icecream remove tupperware from freezer and leave at room temperature for 5 minutes.8. Peel the remaining mango and remove the stone and finely dice it. 9. Stir in the mango pieces into the ice cream and scoop ice cream into serving bowls.
Details
Prep time: 10 mins Freezing time: 6 hour Total time: 6 hour 10 mins Yield: 4 portions
I made my Mango Ice cream in the The Optimum 9400 blender which was sent to me by Froothie to try out, you can see the original review here. The Optimum 9400 not only makes amazing smoothies, it, blends, pulses, grates, chops, grinds. makes cold icecreams and even cooks hot soup.
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I have been meaning to make my own dairy free ice cream for ages but just haven't got round to it x
We are trying to eat more dairy free at the moment, so this sounds like a lovely dessert for is to try. I love mango too!
This is a lovely recipe with coconut milk.. I love mangoes and will definitely make it when they are in season.
This sounds amazing! I love that you don't need an ice cream maker in this – I'm always a bit bummed out when I don't have the equipment to make something. I'll be filing this one away for the summer
I didn't realise it would be this simple to create such an exotic ice cream! Thanks for sharing the recipe.
that looks delicious – more of a gelato than ice cream.
This sounds like a dish of sunshine! I love my Froothie blender for whizzing up this sort of healthy dessert. I'll have to try this one soon.
This looks yummy! I love the flavour of mango. So summery. How can I make this without the machine? Just stir by hand?
Optimum 9400 is very powerful and crushes frozen fruit or ice. If you have a normal blender don't freeze the fruit beforehand , make the ice cream with fresh fruit , the freezing time will be longer but you will get same results.
This sounds absolutely delicious! It reminds me that summer is hopefully coming one day soon… I've pinned it for then!
What gorgeous photos!
I love the flavour of mango and like that this is a 'healthy' ice cream recipe – no guilt!
Nayna, such a yummy looking icecream. I have tried out banana ice cream without any dairy products. Love the idea of adding mangoes.
This is something my children and big child (the hubby lol) would love. Sounds so refreshing
Amazingly refreshing ice cream, by the sound of it and that Optimum 9400 blender must be the envy of all your visitors!xx
I love mango and this looks so easy to make, providing you can wait for the freezing time.
oh wow this sounds and looks totally amazing and I think even the kids would love this so its going on my list of things to do this weekend thank you for the inspiration
I love ice creams and mango – a winner recipe this one!
Ooh, this sounds so good! Must give it a try – pinning now!
Thanks for sharing your simple, but ingenious recipe for ice cream… it sounds perfect for the summer x
I really don't like mango but I love ice cream, I'd be happy to give it a go to see what it is like x
Sonia you can swap the mango with any fruit like peaches, strawberries or mixed berries , you can also omit additional fruit and just add melted chocolate with cocoa to make chocolate ice cream. The options are endless.
Oh wow, what a fab way to make diary free icecream. We have some cocnut cream in the cuboard
ooh, bananas and mango – what a delectable combination! I've never made ice cream before. Really must give it a try some time.
My Daughter would love this, although I would have to swap the coconut cream as she hates coconut, but will give this a try x
I really want to make this, its good that it is dairy free because people with dairy allergies, miss out so much on goodies
This looks and sounds amazing, I love Mango
This sounds amazing! Will have to give it a try
oh wow!! this sounds amazing!!! must make some of this!!
Oh wow just three ingredients that is absolutely amazing! I totally need to give this a try – I adore mango. x
Thus sounds amazing! I've never seen mango essence before. I'll have to look out for it.
This sounds amazing! Like most people I love ice cream.i've never tried this flavour though.
Sounds delicious, mango and icecream – what a great combination!
What an amazing combination, I love the idea of using coconut x
This looks delicious, will be sharing the recipe with a friend x
This sounds delicious. I never knew how simple it would be to make.
Another delicious recipe from you I love mango ice cream and I like that it is dairy free because dairy can sometimes affect my IBS.
Loving the combination here. Sounds so yummy and refreshing.
This sounds delicious – we've just got an icecream maker so I'll be trying this x
It looks so easy to make! We would love it in this house, we love mangoes!
Oh wow, this looks absolutely delicious and I can imagine this being something that gets made a lot in the summer. The fact that it's dairy free and only needs three ingredients to make is so clever! x
I eat everything with mango. Haha. this is a great mixture! 🙂
I love making fruit sorbets and ice creams using the blender, just lobbing in beautiful frozen fruit and coconut milk for the ice cream version. So good!
Oh how fabulous, this looks super easy too. We love mango here and we definitely need to start making ice-cream that's for sure.
This looks amazing and so easy to make! My son is lactose-intolerant so I'll definitely be trying this!
I've done something similar before and it was delish. Mango is my favourite
I love how easy the Froothie makes this. I've just done something similar with kiwi and banana! Adore mango too so imagine this tastes awesome!
I wish I didn't read this post because this ice-cream is amazing! But I have a mango allergy and I cannot taste it 🙁 But I've read http://stopallergyguide.com/mango-allergy/ and I understood that my problem isn't so huge :)
This sounds lovely and an excellent use for the mangos I have