Mangos are made for summer. This mango lemonade is so refreshing, so juicy, and so deliciously tropical.
You haven’t totally gotten the full benefits of summer til you have had a pitcher of this mango lemonade. YEP! I didn’t say a glass. It’s just not enough to quench your thirst.
This mango lemonade will tickle your tongue and tantalize your taste buds. Why settle for just plain lemonade?
Oh mangoes, don’t you just love them?
Anyone? I see you nodding. Okay, I couldn’t resist a good sale on my summer fav – 3 for the price of 1. Super-markets usual make you go crazy when they put up the 3 for 1 sale.
I picked up a dozen of these babies. And have been devouring them like there’s no tomorrow. Might as well, these sweet juicy mangoes won’t last that long. Summer won’t either.
The ones that are too ripe for my liking, I make lemonade with them.
Blend together with lemon and/or limes add some sweetener and you are good to go. Short, simple and sweet. But if you are willing to spice it up, there are tons of ways to go about it. Spice it up with a teaspoons of ginger, use coconut water instead, cayenne pepper, crushed mint.
If you want healthier lemonade then go with honey or coconut sugar. Or be fancy and do simple syrup.
Going to a tropical island is just not in the works right now. I hear you. Transport yourself there by adding some rum to your liking . You be jammin’ in less that no time.
Enjoy
Notes
- Frozen Mango pulp works as well
- 2 cups chopped mango
- ½ cup lemon Juice
- 2 Tablespoon lime Juice
- ¾ cup sugar replace with honey, or any sweetener
- 2 cups water cold water or more
- Mint leaves Optional
- Moscato/ Rum – Optional
- Puree mango, lime and/or lemon Juice, sugar and about a cup of water. Remove adjust with more water.
- Pour over ice.
- In a medium saucepan combine sugar and water. Bring to a boil; keep stirring, until sugar has dissolved- about 5-7 minutes. Throw in mint if using any. Let it cool
- Place mango chunks in a blender and blend until puree- remove and set aside
- Pour in a large pitcher, followed by lemon and lime Juice. Then add syrup to taste. Stir until everything comes together. Add alcohol , if including, adjust with cold water, if need be.
- Chill or serve with ice cubes.
Summer is here and this is the perfect mango drink that we need to try out.
Please do! It is amazing :)!
I love the recipes is good
Could I make mango lemonade with a can of frozen lemonade and mangoes?
I am looking for a short-cut…
Sounds like a wonderful refreshing drink for a luncheon…
Yes, you can. I have tried it and it works just fine.
I like the Jamaican goat recipe. I have made it twice now and am going to try the pigeon pea and corn recipe next. I am sure it will be just as delicious
It sure will . Thanks for taking the time to let me know .
Oh. My. Gosh. I LOVE mango lemonade. Looking forward to making this refreshing beverage. 🙂
Awesome! Do let me know how it works out for you.
I made this, taste pretty good. I had to play and adjust with it a lot but its quite yummy.
Awesome! Glad it all worked out well for you.
This mango lemonade recipe looks so good for summer, mangoes are so juicy and refreshing and we can use them in many different type of recipes. Thanks for sharing this amazing mango drink recipe; I usually get a box of mangoes (about 10-12 mangoes) for around $6 and this fruit is totally worth it.
I hear you. Am the same way. Thanks for taking the time to share your thoughts with us.
Mango Lemonade! So simple and such a great idea. I love mangoes, it’s one of my favorite fruits, so this recipe sounds wonderful.
Thanks . It sure is.
I love mangoes and lemonade. This combo is so refreshing. Looks gorgeous!
Thanks Kushi
That looks like heaven in a cup!!! Ahh! I want it so badly, and I am outta mangoes!!! Shucks, now I won’t be able to rest until I’ve made this….
My husband is obsessed with mangoes. He would love this!
Sounds/looks delicious and refreshing. I’ll be trying this soon!
Mangos are in season here. Must try this!
This mango lemonade looks absolutely amazing! Perfect for a hot day like today!
I adore mango, especially at this time of year. It’s just so succulent! Great use of this abundant ingredient.