Creating a tropical delight is simple with this recipe. Explore the frequently asked questions below for tips on choosing the best mangoes and keeping your smoothie fresh and full of flavour.
Pineapple
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½ |
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Mangos, frozen
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100 g |
Orange juice
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100 ml |
Quark
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250 g |
The frozen mango is key to achieving an extra creamy texture, intensifying both the smoothness and chill without watering your smoothie down. Make sure that the chunks of frozen fruit are blended thoroughly by using a high-speed blender. This ensures that any fibrous parts of the mango are completely broken down, resulting in a silky-smooth consistency.
For an extra velvety finish, blend the ingredients for a slightly longer duration than usual, allowing all components to meld together seamlessly.
An easy way to adjust the thickness and texture of your smoothie is to thaw the frozen mango chunks slightly before blending. This softer consistency makes it easier for the blender to process, resulting in a thinner texture. Adding water can also help achieve the desired thickness. Always start with a small amount of liquid and gradually add more until you reach your preferred consistency.
This mango protein smoothie is a versatile snack suitable for any time of day. The natural sweetness of ripe mango and the creamy texture make it a delicious treat, whether you need an easy breakfast, mid-morning boost, or post-workout refreshment. It’s also quick to make, requiring just a few minutes to blend the ingredients together. Pour it into a travel-friendly tumbler or bottle, and you have a convenient, tasty treat ready to take with you to work, the gym, or while running errands.
Serve your mango protein smoothie in a clear glass to showcase its vibrant colour or, for a tropical feel that enhances the smoothie’s exotic ingredients, pour it into a hollowed-out pineapple or coconut shell. Add a whimsical touch with colourful paper straws or edible flowers as a final flourish.
This beverage pairs especially well with our pineapple-flavoured cottage cheese ice cream or, for a crunchy contrast, add a plate of oatmeal protein cookies. Serving it with other smoothies – like our berry-, raspberry- or cottage cheese smoothie – will create a vibrant and varied spread. Arrange them in small glasses or jars for a colourful and appetising display, allowing everyone to pick and choose their favourite one.
You can turn any leftovers into a delightful smoothie bowl. Simply pour it into a bowl and top with fresh fruit slices, granola, nuts, and seeds. This turns a drinkable snack into a versatile and enjoyable dish that can be customised to your taste preferences. Keep in mind that any changes to this recipe may change its nutritional values, including the protein content.
Take your mango protein smoothie from great to exceptional with these extra steps. Start by layering the ingredients in your blender, beginning with the liquids to help the blades move more freely.
Gradually add the rest of the ingredients and blend on low speed to break down the larger pieces, then increase to high speed for a smooth consistency.
Use the pulse function to handle stubborn pieces, and blend for 30-60 seconds, pausing to stir and ensure even mixing. Following these steps will result in a perfectly blended, creamy, and delicious mango protein smoothie every time.
The combination of mango, pineapple, orange juice and quark creates a balanced flavour profile that is both tropical and creamy. The acidity of the pineapple and orange juice complements the sweetness of the mango, while the quark adds a subtle tang and smooth texture. Blending these ingredients together ensures a harmonious and delicious snack experience.