3 Ingredient Mango Coconut Vegan Ice Cream (V, DF, Paleo): an easy, no-churn recipe for deliciously creamy mango ice cream bursting with coconut flavor! Dairy-Free, Paleo, Vegan, Gluten-Free.
Hi there! So, how was your weekend? Did you get a chance to try my coconut chocolate chip vegan ice cream? Or perhaps whip up a few homemade vegan ice cream bars? <– Please say YES to that one!
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 (and throughout the year, of course).
It’s just… sometimes I feel like we’re so focused all year-long. Focused on work. Focused on family. Focused on responsibility and etc. But what about the super important, completely necessary, but oft-ignored time to just CHILL? To just relax, unwind, and let the breeze run through your hair?
Alright, what could this possibly have to do with 3 Ingredient Mango Coconut Vegan Ice Cream, you might be asking yourself? Here’s the thing: mangoes started turning into a symbol of relaxation for me years ago. Like, you know how pineapples represent hospitality and strawberries represent a cartoonish personality or something… 😉 Well, mangoes = CHILL time for me.
Every time I see a mango, I think about the tropics. I think about long, lazy days of swimming, napping in the sun and enjoying all things mango. Be it 3 Ingredient Mango Coconut Vegan Ice Cream or not. 😉 I think about full days without any screen time at all.
…Sleeping in and waking up to breakfast in bed, with the sounds of the ocean gently waking me up. I think about… just slowing down.
With the summer in full bloom, it seems like high time to give ourselves the break we’ve been craving, nay, needing all year long. Don’t you agree?
This summer, I’m planning on taking a real and meaningful break from work. I’d like to step back a bit, stop obsessing about all the numbers, and just live life.
Will you join me?
Since mangoes = chillin’ like a villain (but not evil at all), I’m dedicating this 3 Ingredient Mango Coconut Vegan Ice Cream to change–the good, relaxing kind. Here’s to kicking off this newfound commitment to chillin’… and just plain breathing. To smelling the roses. Or mangoes. Whatever floats your cruise boat. 😉
You’ll see how easy it is to make your own frozen treats at home. In case you’re not convinced, let me tell you all about this 3 Ingredient Mango Coconut Vegan Ice Cream. It’s:
- made with just 3 ingredients
- … heck you can totally make it just 2 if you want 😉
- wonderfully creamy, cool and refreshing
- paleo, dairy-free, vegan and gluten-free
- super easy to make, in just a few minutes (minus the chill time, of course)
- deliciously scoopable after thawing
- amazingly refined sugar-free
- easy to make without any added sugar
- plant-based and allergy-friendly
- packed with the simple, whole and healthy ingredients you love
- made with mangoes, so basically = Chill Time Express (in both the temperature and mood sense of the word)
Dust off your favorite food processor or blender and meet me in the kitchen. It’s time to get our homemade BOSS on! Okay, does that sound like we’re going to be making actual bosses at home? In a way, we are: YOU!! Alright, I’ll stop being dairy-free cheesy. 😉 I’m just so unbelievably happy to be here with you, making all the wonderful treats we deserve—whole, delicious and so much better than the other stuff. I can’t wait to hear what you think of this recipe! In the meantime, tell me:
What are your plans for the summer?
Sending you all my love and maybe even a dove, xo Demeter ❤
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Here are a few items I used in today’s recipe. 🙂
Food Processor | Ice Cream Scoop | Coconut Milk | Maple Syrup | Blender |
- 3 cups frozen mangoes
- 1 can full fat coconut milk (13.66 oz.)*
- 1 tablespoon pure maple syrup (optional)
- 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.
- If you like super soft ice cream, enjoy immediately. If you want your ice cream firm and scoopable: 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 awhile to thaw.** Enjoy!
- Here’s the food processor that I used in today’s recipe.
- *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.
- Store in an airtight container in the freezer for up to 1 week. Before serving, thaw for about 20-60 minutes.
- More frozen dessert recipes (all V, GF): almond joy ice cream (paleo), dark chocolate ice cream (paleo), chocolate chip ice cream sandwiches.
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If you loved this 3 Ingredient Mango Coconut Vegan Ice Cream, then you’ll truly enjoy these plant-based, allergy-friendly recipes:
☀︎ Paleo Vegan Dairy Free Frozen Dessert Recipes
Just in case you love coconut and chocolate… try one of my most popular recipes: Coconut Chocolate Chip Vegan Ice Cream (paleo, vegan, dairy-free, gluten-free).
If you’d rather sip than scoop up your mango coconut deliciousness, try my super easy to make 3 Ingredient Paleo Mango Coconut Milkshake. Yep, it’s paleo, vegan, refined-sugar free and wonderfully allergy-friendly. 😉
When you can’t get enough of making your own ice cream, give this decadent treat a spin: Dark Chocolate Nice Cream (Paleo, V, GF, DF).
Because everything Almond Joy is amazing: try my easy to make Paleo Vegan Almond Joy Ice Cream (V, GF, DF, Paleo)!
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Demeter – you sure are right – I’ve been feeling like I’ve been running on fumes…IN Circles and I NEED a break – and that break would be even better with two or three scoops of this 3 Ingredient Mango Coconut Vegan Ice Cream! You know how you mentioned mangoes remind ya of the topics and chilling…lady, one day you must come to Atlanta and visit the Buford Highway Farmers Market – so many tropical fruits – you might just wanna take a nap there! 🙂
xoxo
Oh goodness, sounds like you need a break more than I do! Alright, it’s time to dial it all down and start planning your next vacay. 🙂 Hopefully one with a few or more scoop of this mango ice cream! 😉 I will totally visit that market if I ever go to Atlanta. Thanks for the tip, Shashi! 🙂 xoxo
I totally agree! We seemed to be so focused on everything, that we forget to relax and have fun! I would gladly relax with a scoop (or five) of this gorgeous ice cream! Love that this is just three ingredients, Demeter! And that color! Love it! Pinned! Hope your Monday is off to a great start!
Right? It’s high time we all take a good, long break. Or at least a high-quality break. 🙂 Thanks for pinning! Wishing you an awesome week ahead! 🙂
This ice cream sounds amaaaaazing! I’m all about mango right now (and always) and could probably eat an entire pint of this 🙂
Thank you, Sues! 🙂 Hope you get to try and just love it! 🙂
I love the idea of chillin’ with this mango ice cream, it looks so refreshing and delicious! I love the bright colour, it definitely suits a hot summer’s day! Have a great week, Demeter! 🙂 xo
Sometimes all ya need is a double scoop to get the good, chill vibes going. 😉 Hoping you have an awesome week, Marsha! xo
Yum! This icecream looks so good ????
Thank you, Pamela! Hope you get to try! 🙂
I completely agree with you and as I write this I’m getting ready to relax (um, with a house full of people)…I love the pairing of fruit and ice cream (I’m working on a fruit coulis recipe right now).
Happy 4th! 🙂
Lol on relaxing with a house full of people. That should be SUPER easy, right? ???? Hope you had an awesome 4th! 🙂
We saw this today and ran out to get the mangos. I can’t wait to have some with our cookout tonight!
Awesome!! I hope you got a chance to try and just loved it, Terri. Hope you had a wonderful cookout! 🙂
Can you substitute the mangos for soemething with less carbs like blackberries or strawberries?
Hi T! Yes you can. The only thing is that it will change the texture of the ice cream. Mangoes tend to add a delicious creaminess. With strawberries or blackberries, you might get more of a sorbet texture. Can’t wait to hear how it turns out! 🙂
This looks amazing!
Demeter I was wondering if I could use mango pulp instead of frozen mango as that’s what I have on hand? If so, would you be able to kindly indicate approximately how much would be the equivalent?
Thanks so much
Hi Xena, thank you! 🙂 It might just work–be sure to use frozen mango pulp (or freeze into cubes for easier blending). When frozen mango is blended, it becomes deliciously creamy. My best guess for the amount is about 2 1/4 cups liquid mango pulp. I’m not 100% sure, so be prepared for some kitchen experimenting. Can’t wait to hear how it turns out! 🙂
Would this work with the canned coconut cream?
Hi Lali, I recommend using the can of full-fat coconut milk–it has coconut cream and coconut water/juice in it. If you used canned coconut cream, you’d have to figure out how much coconut water/juice to add in to make up for the full-fat can. Sorry!
Hi Demeter,
Thanks for the recipe. Just a point of clarification. Coconut “milk” is made from the white “meat” from dried coconuts blended with water. These can only come from dried coconuts that you’d find on a coconut shy.
Coconut “water” comes from the green coconuts fresh from the coconut palm. As the coconuts age and turn brown the “water” inside becomes brackish and wouldn’t be used to make coconut milk.
The little water left in a dried coconut would be thrown away…not added to anything I think..
Regards
Can you please tell me how many carbs are in this?
Hi Sue, at this time, no. 🙁 I’m currently working on adding nutritional info to the recipes on my site. Thank you for your patience. 🙂
Thank you for this great recipe! I had a few ripe mangos, as well as some coconut milk and maple syrup handy in the pantry. I cut up the mangos the night before and put the ingredients in the Vitamix in the morning. It was the perfect amount of sweetness without any refined sugars and ready by lunchtime.
My pleasure, Tiffany! Ohhh, just the sound of those ripe mangoes makes me crave this ice cream again! Hehe. So happy to hear that you enjoyed my recipe. Thanks so much for reporting back. 🙂 Can’t wait to see what you try next!
Great. Was simple to make with ingredients I had in the house. I put into popsicles because it was the only container I had available and it worked out well.
Oh gosh, this must’ve been amazing as a popsicle! I was actually wondering how that would taste. 😉 So glad you enjoyed them Leah. Thanks for letting me know! 🙂
Loved it! So simple and so refreshing! Thank you.
Fantastic! So happy to hear that Maria. 🙂
I can use normal coconut milk for this, correct?
Hi Kamania, full-fat coconut milk is the kind that’s not marked “lite” or “light.” It’s mostly coconut cream instead of coconut juice. Enjoy!
Wonderfully delicious!!!, a big hit !! and it was gone in minutes. I had to prepare lunch for a little event And was looking for a delicious Simple vegan dessert to go with my banana bread. And I just happened To have quite a few mangoes on hand which I cut- up and froze the night before. This recipe was so easy and quick to make, I followed your instructions and froze it overnight, when I got to the event I let it sit out for a couple hours it was perfect, and ready to serve after lunch, everyone wanted seconds, thank You for this Simple healthy and delicious recipe, I will be using it on a regular basis.
Woohoo!! I’m so happy to hear that this was such a success for you, Marcia! 🙂 Such a great idea to let it sit out for a few hours in advance–that’s when the texture gets perfectly creamy. Thank you for taking the time to tell me how it all worked out for you. I truly appreciate it! 💕
That looks amazing! I’m lactose intolerant so it’s hard always skipping out on ice cream. This seems like the perfect substitute!
Thank you Chelsea! 😊 Hope you enjoy!