This mango pineapple smoothie, exhibiting tropical flavors, offers a sweet, creamy delight. It can be savored as-is, mixed with other fruits for added taste, or fortified with nutrient-packed greens for a healthier spin. Enjoy three fantastic smoothie variations as a nutritious summer dessert or daytime snack.
A Versatile Mango Pineapple Smoothie Recipe
This healthy mango pineapple smoothie is one of my favorite among my plant based smoothies. The recipe is simple and customizable (I’ll be showing 3 ways you can combine the ingredients). Just like these dairy free breakfast smoothies, making this recipe for mango pineapple smoothie doesn’t require dairy, thus is gentle for your digestion, doesn’t cause bloating and is easily assimilated by the body.
Enjoy the pineapple mango smoothie before your breakfast or as breakfast or maybe with simply as a snack between meals. And if you want a decadent desserts, you should also try this luscious pineapple milkshake as well, it’s absolutely delightful!
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Pineapple Mango Smoothie Ingredients
1. Simple Version:
- Mango – while you can use store-bought frozen mango, I recommend fresh mango, especially during the peak season. The riper the mango the sweeter the smoothie will be. To choose a ripe mango make sure the it soft, similar to a ripe avocado and mostly orange or yellow in color.
- Pineapple – If you want a creamy consistency – use frozen pineapple. The fresh pineapple has a fibrous texture and once frozen that is easily broken down by your blender. And there is no need for ice. Also fresh, pineapple contains less sugar than canned pineapple that’s preserved in syrup.
- Liquid – as the liquid base you can use any plant based milk, water or coconut water. These will make the mango and pineapple smoothie less sugary, lighter and gentler on your stomach. If you want it creamier texture, use a plant based yogurt.
- Plant based yogurt (optional) – for a creamier texture. I used plain coconut yogurt.
Find the complete printable recipe with measurements below.
2. Pink Version (Of Mango Pineapple Smoothie):
- Mango – fresh or frozen.
- Pineapple – If you want a creamy consistency – use frozen pineapple.
- Berries – use 1 or a combination of (strawberries, blackberries, raspberries or blueberries).
- Liquid – as the liquid base you can use any plant based milk, water or coconut water. If you want it creamier texture, use a plant based yogurt.
3. Healthy Mango Pineapple Smoothie (Green):
- Mango – fresh or frozen.
- Pineapple – fresh or frozen pineapple.
- Leafy greens – use 1 or a combination of (spinach, kale, chard, mint or sprouts).
- Seeds – use 1 or a combination of (pumpkin seeds, sunflower seeds, hemp seeds, chia or flax seeds) – you need about 1 tablespoon per serving.
- Liquid – as the liquid base you can use any plant based milk, water or coconut water. If you want it creamier texture, use a plant based yogurt.
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How To Make A Pineapple Mango Smoothie
Step 1. Prepare the ingredients:
- If you’re using fresh ingredients, peel and cut into chunks.
- When making a smoothie with pineapple and mango, I like to have at least one of the fruit frozen for a thicker creamier consistency. And since the pineapple is more fibrous than mango, I’ll be using frozen pineapple. Freezing will degrade the fiber and will break it down smoothly once blended. So get it ready by peeling, coring and dicing the pineapple before bagging it up into the freezer. Or buy bagged frozen pineapple.
Step 2. Combine all the smoothie ingredients and blend until smooth:
- Throw all ingredients in the blender and blend until everything looks dissolved and smooth. If you’re making a smaller portion then use a smaller blender for smoothies and shakes rather than a regular large one.
Step 3. Serve the smoothie:
- Pour the pineapple mango smoothie into glasses. Garnish, with fresh fruit, seeds or mint leaves if you like.
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Choose Smoothie Consistency
- Obviously fresh mango and pineapple is better, but using one of the ingredients – frozen will yield a thicker creamier consistency.
- If using all frozen fruits, you can expect a thicker smoothie and may need to add a tad extra liquids to help it move along in the blender.
- If your fruits are not really ripe, use a banana to sweeten up the smoothie.
Mango Pineapple Smoothie FAQs
Both mango and pineapple are low in calories yet high in nutrients particularly vitamin C, antioxidants and other helpful compounds. Pineapple also contains bromelain, a group of digestive enzymes that aid digestion, fight inflammation and boost immunity.
Approximately 36.6 grams, equivalent of 3 tablespoons of sugar.
It depends on what ingredients are used. If you’re using the simple version with fresh pineapple and mango like the recipe suggested, 15 oz of mango pineapple smoothie has approximately 344 calories.
Berries like strawberries, blueberries or blackberries will combine well with mango and pineapple in a smoothie. Add banana to sweeten if the other fruits are not really ripe. Orange or orange juice is another good combination, although it will increase the sugar amount.
It’s not recommended to mix fruit with dairy, the animal protein when combined with the acidity of fruits may cause digestive issues due to fermentation in the gastrointestinal tract.
More Healthy Smoothies You Might Like
Enjoy More Summer Drinks
- Easy Orange Lemonade Recipe Aka Orangeade
- Healthier Green Tea Lemonade
- Easy Elderflower Lemonade Perfect For Summer
If you make any of these versions of smoothie with pineapple and mango, then please leave a star rating or a comment below the recipe card.
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Mango Pineapple Smoothie Recipe (3 Versions)
Ingredients
Simple Smoothie With Pineapple and Mango
- 1 cup diced mango - fresh
- 1 cup diced pineapple - frozen
- ½ cup plant based milk - or water
- ¼ cup yogurt - plant based / or banana – for a creamier texture
Pink Version of Mango and Pineapple Smoothie
- 1 cup mango - fresh or frozen
- 1 cup pineapple - fresh or frozen
- ½ cup berries - strawberry, blackberry, blueberry or raspberry
- ¾ cup liquid - plant milk/ water or yogurt
Healthy Pineapple Mango Smoothie (Green)
- 1 cup mango
- 1 cup pineapple
- 1 cup leafy greens - spinach, kale, chard, mint or sprouts
- 1 cup liquid - water or plant milk
- 2 tbsp seeds - pumpkin, sunflower, hemp, chia or flax seeds
Instructions
Step 1. Prepare the ingredients:
- If you’re using fresh ingredients, peel and cut into chunks. Preferably use at least one of the fruit frozen for a thicker creamier consistency. And since the pineapple is more fibrous than mango, I’ll be using frozen pineapple.
- So get it ready by peeling, coring and dicing the pineapple before bagging it up into the freezer. Or buy bagged frozen pineapple.
Step 2. Combine all the smoothie ingredients and blend until smooth:
- Throw all ingredients in the blender and blend until everything looks dissolved and smooth. If you’re making a smaller portion then use a smaller blender for smoothies and shakes rather than a regular large one.
Step 3. Serve the smoothie:
- Pour the pineapple mango smoothie into glasses. Garnish, with fresh fruit, seeds or mint leaves if you like.
Notes
Tips for A Perfect Smoothie
- The liquid – as the liquid base you can use any plant based milk, water or coconut water. If you want it creamier texture, use a plant based yogurt.
- If you’re using seeds – choose 1 or a combination of two types.
- When using all frozen fruits, you can expect a thicker smoothie and may need to add a tad extra liquids to help it move along in the blender.
- If your fruits are not really ripe, use a banana to sweeten up the smoothie.
- If using fresh mint in the smoothie – add just a few leaves so the taste won’t overpower the aroma of pineapple and mango. It should bring in it a cool clean fresh taste.
Nutrition
The information shown is an estimate provided by an online nutrition calculator.
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