Lemonade Recipe | Frozen Lemonade with Fresh Mango (2024)

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I love a good lemonade recipe. Not just any lemonade, but homemade lemonade made from lemons, water, and sugar. It is the best! Yum! What is even better then homemade lemonade though is frozen homemade lemonade! Really! I made a Homemade Frozen Limeadethe other day that is really tasty too! Any way you look at it, homemade lemonade is just amazing and perfect for hot summer days! So today I am sharing a really delicious Frozen Mango Lemonade Recipe that I know you will want to try asap!

Lemonade Recipe | Frozen Lemonade with Fresh Mango (1)A big huge thank you to William-Sonoma for making this frozen mango lemonade recipe post possible. All opinions and ideas are mine.

One of my favorite things about this lemonade recipe is the fact that it only takes 3 ingredients (plus ice and water) to make!!

Seriously! A few minutes of time juicing your own lemons and cutting up a mango is well worth it for this heavenly tasting fresh drink! There is nothing in the whole world as good as homemade, fresh lemonade and the addition of mango to this frozen lemonade recipe is simply divine.

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To get the most flavorful lemonade, you will want to begin with the best ingredients. Perfectly ripe lemons and mangos at the peak of sweetness ensure this lemonade is packed full of flavor.

How to Pick the Best Lemons for a Lemonade Recipe

Unless you have a lemon tree in your backyard (and if you do I am insanely jealous) you will probably need to rely on the grocery store to get your lemons. But how do you pick a good lemon? You will want to look for a few things:

  • Look for lemons that are bright yellow in color. If it still has green coloring, it was picked too early and won't yield the most juice.
  • The skin should not have any wrinkles or brown spots.
  • Make sure the lemon has no mold (white or green) on it.
  • Typically, you will get more juice from lemons that have thinner skin and are smaller.
  • Compare lemons and buy the ones that feel heavy for their size.
  • Give the lemons a soft squeeze. If there is a little give, or the fruit feels a little soft, it will be a nice juicy lemon!

How to Pick a Ripe Mango for this Mango Lemonade Recipe

  • Squeeze the mango gently; a ripe one should have a little give to it.
  • Don't pick one that is mushy.
  • It should smell delicious at the stem end.
  • If it smells like alcohol, it is over-ripe.
  • The skin should be smooth and not wrinkled.
  • The mango should be rounded like a football, not flat.

Using a mango that is fully ripe ensures a sweet and flavorful drink without needing to add too muchsugar to it. Fresh mangos are so delicious!

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How to Cut a Mango

There are several ways to cut a mango. Because this mango will be blended, how it looks is not super important, but getting the skin off without bruising the mango is. Here is an easy way to cut your mango.

  • Cut your mango slightly off center, going around the pit.
  • Then flip the mango and cut the mango again, going around the other side of the pit.
  • Make lengthwise and widthwise cuts through the mango but not into the skin, creating squares of fruit.
  • Invert the mango so the square pieces of fruit stick up.
  • Use a small knife or a spoon to remove the mango squares from the skin.

Easy right?

So here it is, my Frozen Mango Lemonade Recipe! Be sure to scroll to the bottom to snag the printable version of it if you prefer.

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Frozen Mango Lemonade Recipe

serves 4

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Frozen Mango Lemonade Recipe Ingredients:

  • 5 lemons
  • ¾ of a mango
  • ½ cup sugar
  • 1 ½ cup water
  • 5-6 cups ice

You will also need a blender to make this and a way to juice your lemons. (I have a hand juicer similar to THISand THIS blender would be perfect.)

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Frozen Mango Lemonade Recipe Directions:

  1. Squeeze lemon juice from lemons into a blender
  2. Cut mango and add fruit to blender
  3. Add sugar, water, and ice and blend until smooth

Enjoy!

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This is really not a difficult recipe to make and doesn't even take too long! But it is the perfect amount of sweet, tart and fresh fruit taste! I love the taste of real lemonade and this frozen mango lemonade is amazing and perfectly refreshing for the summer!

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You may need to adjust the ingredients a bit foryour taste. I like my lemonade a little more tart so you might prefer to add a bit more sugar or a little more water.

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And you will definitely want a nice blender in order to get a really smooth drink. I have a Vitamix blender and truly love it. It makes creating recipes like this one really simple and quick. Plus there are never any bits of fruit or ice when I use my Vitamix! My Vitamix is really my favorite blender ever!

TheVitamix S55 from William-Sonomais a perfect option for this recipe! The 20 oz blending container with a flip top lid would be perfect to create this drink on the go! (Although I would cut the recipe in half or a quarter because the above recipe truly does make a lot!) If you want to make the full recipe, the 40 oz blending container would be perfect!

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Here is the printable frozen mango lemonade recipe:

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Prep Time10 minutes

Total Time10 minutes

Ingredients

  • 5 lemons
  • ¾ of a mango
  • ½ cup sugar
  • 1 ½ cup water
  • 5-6 cups ice
  • You will also need a blender to make this and a way to juice your lemons.

Instructions

  1. Squeeze lemon juice into a blender
  2. Cut mango and add fruit to blender
  3. Add sugar, water and ice to blender and blend until smooth
  4. Enjoy!

Nutrition Information:

Yield:

4

Serving Size:

1 grams

Amount Per Serving:Unsaturated Fat: 0g

This frozen lemonade recipe with Mango is seriously amazing!

Be sure to print it and pin it for later!

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Comments

  1. Kati

    Mangos were on sale for 2 for $1 so I have a few in my fridge. Now I need to make this 🙂

    Reply

  2. Jenna

    We love trying new flavors of lemonade!! Adding this one to the list!

    Reply

  3. Virginia Fynes

    mmmm, looks so refreshing! I have a new found love for mango, so I must try this!

    Reply

  4. Julie

    Woah, looks amazing, We are enjoying an especially good summer so far here in the UK (amazing, I know!) I'd love to give this a try this weekend.

    Reply

  5. Kelly

    Oh my yummers! Perfectly refreshing for the summer heat. xo

    Reply

  6. Itchin' for some Stitchin'

    The frozen mango lemonade and frozen limeade look heavenly! I can't wait to try them out. Thank you so much for sharing these delectable recipes. 🙂

    Reply

  7. Valerie

    This looks so refreshing for a warm hot summer day! Mango is one of my favorite fruits.

    Reply

  8. Amy Anderson

    This looks so delicious and refreshing!

    Reply

    • Ashley Phipps

      Thank you!

      Reply

  9. Cathy

    This looks so refreshing and the absolute perfect refreshing drink for a hot summers day! 🙂 I am stopping over from the homemade hangout! 🙂
    Cathy

    Reply

  10. divya sharma

    Looking forward to making and serving it this evening at a get together ?? ?? It looks so good!!!

    Reply

  11. ROSE

    hello, this looks so delicious! I have the vitamix too, should i still juice the lemons?

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    • Ashley Phipps

      I would juice the lemons. You CAN throw the lemon into the vitamix, but having the peel in there will make it a bit more tart. I like the taste of it better when you just put the lemon juice into the mixture instead of the whole lemons.

      Reply

  12. Corliss

    Can I substitute Mango juice instead of the fresh Mango to make the drink

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    • Ashley Phipps

      Hi. Yes, you can make that substitution, but because I have not done it, I wouldn't know how much mango juice to use instead of the mangos. It may also change the consistency a bit. And I would also look for 100% mango juice. The beauty of using mangos is that you are only adding mangos to the recipe. Many juices aren't 100% juice and have added sugars etc. So just know that your result will vary from mine, but that doesn't mean that it won't be delicious. Have a great day.

      Reply

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