homemade mango ice cream: this 3 ingredient mango ice cream recipe is super easy! 5 mins of prep for the best mango ice cream: rich & creamy with big mango flavor! vegan, dairy-free, healthy.
How was your weekend? Did you do anything mischievous, out of character or just plain ‘ol fun? If you did, you must tell me all about it! I not only live vicariously through you, but I also like to look for a bit of inspo when letting loose during my summer adventures.
It’s just… sometimes I feel like we’re so focused all year-long. Focused on work. Focused on finances. Focused on family. Focused on all the responsibility and etc. But what about the super important and completely necessary, but oft-ignored time to just chill? To just relax, unwind and let the breeze run through your hair?
That’s what today’s super easy homemade mango ice cream recipe is all about: letting yourself unwind, relax and just let that tropical summer breeze run through your hair. Or at least taste like it. In your mouth, not your hair. Oh, you know what I mean.
A long time ago, I started associating mangoes with the tropics and the tropics with relaxation, sunshine, and happiness. So you will join me in making, then scooping up two big scoops of this homemade mango ice cream, then enjoying the tropical flavors and just… relaxing? 🙂
Super Easy Homemade Mango Ice Cream Recipe
Just as I wish for you to have a moment to yourself that’s as easy and gentle as a warm summer’s breeze, did I design this recipe to be as easy to make. As the warm summer’s breeze. Oh, you get it.
I originally shared this healthy mango ice cream recipe back in June 2017, and ever since, it’s been one of your go-to Beaming Baker ice cream recipes. Along with… my Coconut Chocolate Chip Vegan Ice Cream, 4 Ingredient Banana Peanut Butter Swirl Ice Cream and 2 Ingredient Pineapple Coconut Sorbet. Today, we’re gonna whip up a batch of freshly made, homemade mango ice cream and just chill.
3 Ingredients for this Healthy Mango Ice Cream Recipe
All you need are 3 simple, whole ingredients to make this healthy mango ice cream recipe:
- Ingredient #1: Mangoes
- Ingredient #2: Full-fat Coconut Milk
- Ingredient #3: Pure Maple Syrup
You can even skip the pure maple syrup if you’re using extra ripe and sweet mangoes. Just know that either way, this homemade mango ice cream is still vegan, paleo, healthy and dairy-free.
How to Make Mango Ice Cream
Learn how to make fresh mango ice cream with me in just 3 easy steps.
- Add mangoes to a food processor and blend until crumbly.
- Add coconut milk and maple syrup, then blend until smooth and creamy.
- Pour mixture into a freezer-friendly container and chill until firm and scoopable. Enjoy!
>>Related: Mango Smoothie – 3 Ingredients! // Mango Vegan Milkshake
Recommended Tools for the Best Mango Ice Cream Recipe
- My Favorite Food Processor: In case you couldn’t tell by the name, this really is my favorite food processor. It’s been right by my side for pretty much every ice cream recipe I’ve come up with over the years, and isn’t showing any signs of slowing down even a tiny bit. If you’re on the lookout for a strong, sturdy and totally dependable food processor then I highly recommend you check this one out. It’s awesome!
- Ice Cream Scooper: If you’re gonna make some homemade mango ice cream, then you need an ice cream scooper that you can trust. It does a fantastic job of creating beautiful, TV commercial-level scoops right in the comfort of your own home.
- Freezer Door Ice Cream Container: I love that this reusable ice cream container fits comfortably on your freezer door. That way you have easy access to your mango ice cream at all times. 😉
- Full Fat Coconut Milk: A key ingredient of this healthy mango ice cream, and one of my favorite ingredients to use when making homemade ice cream in general.
How’d you enjoy learning how to make mango ice cream at home with me? It was so incredibly easy and chill, right? Let me know what you think in the comments below! I love hearing from you. I’m so grateful that you’re here, sharing in these tasty kitchen moments with me and your loved ones. ‘Til the next kitchen adventure…
Sending you all my love and maybe even a dove, xo Demeter ❤️
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3 Ingredient Homemade Mango Ice Cream Recipe – Easy!
- Total Time: 5 minutes
- Yield: 8-16 servings (about 4 cups) 1x
- Diet: Vegan
Description
Homemade Mango Ice Cream: this 3 ingredient mango ice cream recipe is super EASY! 5 mins of prep for the best mango ice cream: rich & creamy with big mango flavor! Vegan, Dairy-Free, Healthy.
Ingredients
- 3 cups frozen mangoes
- 1 can full-fat coconut milk (13.66 oz.)*
- 1 tablespoon pure maple syrup (optional)
Instructions
- Add mangoes to a blender or food processor. Blend until crumbly.
- Add coconut milk and maple syrup, if using, blending until smooth. Scrape down the sides of the blender as needed.
- Pour into a freezer-friendly, airtight container. Freeze for 3-6 hours, or until completely frozen. Allow to thaw for 20-60 minutes before scooping—this treat can take a while to thaw.** Enjoy!
More Healthy Homemade Ice Cream Recipes:
Notes
- Where to Buy Ingredients: Full-Fat Coconut Milk | Pure Maple Syrup
- *Do not chill coconut milk. Use room temperature canned coconut milk. Shake well to mix. Best when completely liquidy.
- **To quickly thaw, first ensure that ice cream is in a microwave-safe container. Microwave in 15-second increments until slightly soft and scoopable.
- Storage Notes: Store in an airtight container in the freezer. Before serving, allow to thaw for about 15-40 minutes. Scoop and enjoy!
- Recommended Tools: My Favorite Food Processor | Trigger Ice Cream Scooper | Mini Ice Cream Containers | Super Cute Ice Cream Scoop | Reusable Ice Cream Tub
- Prep Time: 5 mins
- Cook Time: 0 mins
- Category: Dessert
- Method: Chill
- Cuisine: American
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Joylene says
I just made this. I added an extra bit of maple syrup and pinch of sea salt. I put it in my ice cream maker and it’s super delicious. Thanks!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Awesome! The sea salt addition sounds delish. 😋
Lisa says
Totally delicious, thank you! I used a lot more than 1 T maple syrup (the frozen mango chunks I bought weren’t very sweet/ripe, plus I have a sweet tooth ;)), and I added a tiny pinch of salt. So refreshing, so creamy, pretty healthy, and so easy!!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Yay! I’m so happy to hear it was a hit for you! Tart mangoes can be a real bother, so I’m glad you were able to get a sweetness level you liked. Thanks for taking the time to let me know how it turned out for you!
Missy says
Love your blog! Every recipe I try turns out so well and I’m not a great cook haha. Love this mango treat, not sure if I’ll be able to wait the full 3 hours! Thanks!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Thank you so much, Missy! Your comment means so much to me. 🙂 Also, lol, but I’d argue that you’re better than you think. 😉 So did you make the 3 hours?? I hope you loved it. Can’t wait to see what you think! Xo
Christopher Sell says
Great recipe, thank you.
As a trick, I also take some pure mango puree from cartons and reduce that by as much as you can before it gets too dark, it has consistency when it gets cold, I’d also fold a little aquafaba through it before I freeze it.
Treat these reduced vegan fruit stock cubes as flavorings some like apple juice you can reduce X5. I just seem to tolerate the reduced fruit rather than other sweeteners.
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Good to know. Glad you enjoyed the recipe Christopher! 🙂
Selah says
This is super easy to make and turns out delicious!! Thank you for this amazing recipe. I can make amazing ice cream from the comfort of my own home.
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
That’s so wonderful to hear, Selah! 🙂 It’s absolutely my pleasure. Enjoy!
Rachel Haus says
I know this recipe is supposed to contain just 3 ingredients, but I wanted to change it up a bit. I didn’t have enough frozen mango, so I added frozen peach. Then, instead of syrup, I used a good 1/3 cup honey (which I felt added depth of flavor), about a 1/2 tsp salt (I believe salt is important to balance the sweet), and a 1/4 tsp cardamom. It was awesome! An explosion of complex flavors. But I loved the simplicity of the base recipe. Thanks!
Demeter | Beaming Baker says
I love that you changed it up to your liking–especially with a very flexible, non-baked recipe like this one. 😉 The frozen peaches, salt and cardamom sound like an incredible combo! Enjoy. 🙂
Bianca says
Most vegans don’t consider honey as vegan but I will defiantly add salt and cardamom to mine! 🙂
Cathy says
My kids are obsessed with mangoes! They love this!
Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Wow how awesome!
Catalina says
Mango flavor is my favorite ice cream flavor. So glad to make it at home now!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
How perfect! Happy ice cream making Catalina!
Beti | easyweeknightrecipes says
I love how easy and delicious this is! I know my kids will enjoy every bite!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Thanks Beti! 🙂 Something that works for the whole fam? YES!!
katerina @ diethood.com says
This ice cream looks amazing! I could eat this all day every day!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Thanks Katerina! Ice cream all day sounds like the perfect plan to me. 😉
Toni says
Everyone at my house really loved it! So amazing!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
That’s wonderful to hear, Toni! 🙂 Woohoo!!
Kerri says
My husband’s favorite is mango, definitely need to make this for him!
Demeter | Beaming Baker says
He’ll absolutely love this! Enjoy!
Erin | Dinners,Dishes and Dessert says
This homemade mango ice cream looks absolutely delicious! Yummy!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Thanks Erin! 🙂 Mango ice cream is the BEST!
Michelle says
LOOOOVE THIS! I will be making it all summer long! I think I may use a little honey this time and see if it comes out as amazing!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
WONDERFUL!! 🙂 Talk about a refreshing treat, right? Enjoy!
Toni says
Oh I love it! Such an amazing summer treat! Totally irresistible!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Woohoo! 😊
Pam Greer says
I agree, taking time to chill is important! And I can think of no better way to chill that with a bowl of this delicious ice cream!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Haha glad you agree Pam! 🙂
kim says
This is fabulous! So delicious and easy! I’ll definitely be making again!
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Wonderful! So happy to hear it Kim!
Romina says
This is so creamy and delicious. I love the sweetness that the maple syrup adds.
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Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Yay! Glad to know Romina!
Liz says
Hi Demeter,
Thanks for this awesome recipe! Can’t wait to try it. It sounds delicious.
Is it possible to churn the mixture in a sorbet/ice cream maker, so that it doesn’t need to be to thawed for 20-60 minutes before it can be enjoyed?
Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Hi Liz, great question! I do believe churning will make it lighter & fluffier, but it may still take a while to thaw (but perhaps less.) Let me know if you try!
susan cramer says
Can I substitute almond milk for the coconut milk? SO trying to recduce calories.
Demeter | Beaming Baker says
Hi Susan! The full-fat coconut milk in this recipe is what males the sorbet creamy, and it’s actually a totally different kind of milk than almond milk. You could try using a can of lite coconut milk, but the sorbet will have a different consistency (might be more icy). Hope this helps!