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Raspberry Mango Smoothie

Raspberry Mango Smoothie

I came across this recipe in Recipezaar when I was searching for mango recipes for this month’s Weekend Breakfast Blogging – May Mango Madness hosted by Arundati, originally started by Nandita.  Inspite of the good reviews, I was not sure if we would like the combination of these two fruits, so I scaled down the measurements.  But to my surprise it tasted very good. 

Ingredients:
Raspberries, fresh or frozen – 1/2 cup
Maongo chunks, fresh or frozen – 1/2 cup
Plain Yogurt/Vanilla Yogurt – 1/2 cup
Milk – 2 cups
Honey/Sugar – as per your taste
Vanilla essence – 1 teaspoon (if you are using plain yogurt)

Raspberry Mango Smoothie Ingredients

Procedure:
1.  In a blender add the fruits, yogurt, honey and 1 cup of milk and blend it smooth.  If your using fresh fruits you can also add few ice cubes during this stage.  I used frozen fruits, so I thawed them at room temperature just for 5 minutes and blended it.

2.  Now add the remaining milk or as much as required to get the desired consistency.

This also goes to my dear friend Dee’s AFAM – Raspberry event.

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28 Responses to “Raspberry Mango Smoothie”

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  1. 28
    Samantha Says:

    Is there a difference between vanilla “essence” and vanilla “extract”? Love your site! Thank you so much for sharing your wonderful recipes!!

    You’re welcome Samantha. As far as I know extract is pure, extracted from real vanilla pods (but there is imitation extract too) and essence is man made from synthetics, which is artificial flavoring. Both can be used interchangeably.

  2. 27
    WBB#22 - May Mango Madness - the Roundup is finally here! « Escapades Says:

    [...] Madhuram of Eggless Cooking blends in two unusual flavours of raspberries and mango to make this breakfast Raspberry Mango smoothie [...]

  3. 26
    Madhuram Says:

    Madhavi, thank you very much. Hope you are feeling better now!

    Thank you very much for your comments, Laavanya, Min, Shweta, Rajitha.

    Bhags, yes. It’s my dear friend Dee’s event so trying to send as many entries as possible.

  4. 25
    bhags Says:

    The pic is really tempting…raspberries seems to be the fruit of this season at eggless cooking…:)

  5. 24
    Rajitha Says:

    yum! that is a healthy and delicious smoothie…

  6. 23
    Shweta Says:

    That is a really nice looking drink. I like the idea of using frozen mangoes, I hate the pureed mangoes you get in Indian stores.

  7. 22
    Min Says:

    I’ve made smoothies, but never thought of putting vanilla essence into it. Thank you for the recipe. I’m sure it taste really good and quite healthy too.

  8. 21
    Laavanya Says:

    Smoothies are the best! So delicious and easy too.

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