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Fruit smoothie purists, this Strawberry Mango Smoothie is for you! This refreshing drink is made up of frozen strawberries, chunks of sweet mango, fresh squeezed orange juice, and a splash of water. So refreshing!
Mango and Strawberry Smoothie
Refreshing smoothies are synonymous with warm Summer mornings. In the past I’ve created several smoothies inspired by decadent desserts, but today’s smoothie recipe is actually inspired by one of my favorite adult beverages: the margarita! ♡♡♡
I wanted to create a smoothie – or mocktail, as my little brother might call it – that was healthy, pretty, and guaranteed to quench your thirst. Basically I wanted to make you a margarita that’s totally acceptable to slurp down at 8 am.
I was also on a mother trucking mission to make a smoothie recipe that didn’t call for frozen banana. <— Many of you have requested this in the past; I was listening 😉
Friends, meet the Strawberry Mango Smoothie! Isn’t she a beaut?
This smoothie was 100% inspired by these Raspberry Mango Margaritas. I decided to play off of that idea, ditch the raspberry in favor of strawberry, ditch the booze in favor of fresh squeezed orange juice (go ahead and add some if you want; I won’t judge), and test test test.
Recipe testing is truly the best part of my job!
How to make a Strawberry Mango Smoothie
I chose to blend the mango smoothie mix and the frozen strawberry smoothie mix separately so they could be swirled together right before serving. I did this mainly because I find it so aesthetically pleasing (and fun), but if you’re short on time, please feel free to blend everything together in one batch. They will be equally delicious… but may lose a few pretty points since you won’t have the vibrant color duo shining through your glass.
This mango strawberry smoothie recipe is made up of fresh fruity flavors, a kick of bright citrus, and not much else. Feel free to add a tablespoon of sugar or honey to the smoothie base, if you prefer a very sweet treat, or leave it as is for a naturally delicious drink.
Final words: Make a batch of these today! They’re creamy, dreamy, and ferociously refreshing on a hot Summer day.
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Strawberry Mango Smoothie
Ingredients
For the mango layer:
- Heaping 1/2 cup frozen mango chunks
- 3/4 cup orange juice
- 3 tablespoons water
For the strawberry layer:
- Heaping 1/2 cup frozen strawberries
- 1 cup orange juice, more if needed
- 1 tablespoon honey or sugar, optional
Instructions
For the mango layer:
- Place all of the ingredients in the body of a blender; pulse until smooth, adding a little more orange juice or water to thin, if needed.
For the strawberry layer:
- Place all of the ingredients in the body of a blender; pulse until smooth, adding a little more orange juice to thin, if needed.
Assembly:
- Fill each glass half way with the mango mix then fill the rest of the glass with the strawberry mix; add straws and serve at once!
Notes
- Add honey or sugar for a sweeter drink.
- Replace the orange juice for yogurt for a creamier smoothie
Ashley – I just found your blog through pinterest and holy cow girl, I am HOOKED. My boyfriend doesn’t drink alcohol and I am always trying to find fun drink recipes to make for him so he doesn’t feel left out during happy hour. We are making these tomorrow… but I will be adding tequila to mine.
Hey Abigal. What a sweet girlfriend you are 😉 I’m sure your boyfriend will be thrilled with this mocktail… and I can safely say these are AWESOME with a little tequila.
That’s a great combination! I would love such smoothie 🙂
Thank you, Medeja! It’s so refreshing 🙂
I gotta say, I am surprised it looks so creamy without the frozen banana! I’m impressed!
AND it’s so pretty and layered, and now I know what I am having for breakfast! Pinned!
Thank you, girl!
Wow!! This is one of the best smoothies I have ever tasted, and I am one of the pickiest eaters you will ever meet. So there. Thanks!!
FINALLY!!! A smoothie that sounds fruity and refreshing with NO. BANANA. I’m allergic so it’s always a pain to find good smoothie recipes or things to substitute for banana. I will definitely be making this soon.
I’m allergic too! I feel the same way about the bananas
I literally made the Strawberry Mango Smoothie this morning and it’s amazing. So easy to make with so little ingredients. By far the best smoothie I have had in a long time. Waiting and paying for Jamba Juice is to expensive. This makes it so much more cheaper and more delicious!!!!!!
So wonderful to hear, Kayla! Cheers 🙂
Will this keep in the fridge for a day or two?
Hi Emma. This smoothie is best served right away. I think it would technically keep in the fridge, but would loose its smoothie like texture.
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This was sooo good, and so pretty! The orange juice made it sweet enough for my taste so I didn’t need to add any honey or sugar. It was like drinking a light, guilt-free dessert. Yum!
This looks so good! I’m constantly trying and looking for new smoothie recipes without the banana as well! I am going to try this smoothie this weekend, I might also add in some frozen peaches! I cannot get over how beautiful it is! And now I am hooked onto your blog as well! YAY!
This is a great recipe! I make it a lot.
omg this smoothie is AMAZING!! I make it almost every morning now and it’s so simple but refreshing and tasty,(and so pretty!) Thank you for this wonderful recipe!
I don’t like bananas. It’s difficult finding a smoothie recipe that doesn’t use them. Thank you for this one. I’m looking forward to trying it.
I love any smoothie that has mango! It makes the smoothie feel so tropical.
would this smoothie be good for weight loss?
i tried using this recipe with yogurt replacing the orange juice and make sure to not put a lot of yogurt, that happened and the smell is not so satisfying. i also had to end up putting a lot more mangos, i added sugar and it was incredibly sweet but pretty good results, i have a crappy blender so i think that might be part of having to add more