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Mango Milkshake

Posted on Jun 13, 2014 · Last Updated on Mar 11, 2021 by Uma Ramanujam · 14 Comments

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Few would prefer Mango in a chilled way as in milkshakes and Lassi. Some others would prefer it in tangy and spicy form. Few other would go for pickles and very few go for cakes. What is your favorite way of eating mango?

My choice is having it in a direct way without any processing 🙂 There is a bliss in eating/slurping the mango as it is… Do you agree? Once in a while I prepare Lassi or smoothie or milkshakes when guests are visiting home. It is good to serve the mangoes in glass bowls instead serving it in a plate. That’s my personal opinion.

This time in my house we were left with only one Mango. Before that we nearly finished few kgs of Mangoes. The last remaining Mango was very ripe and so it was difficult to cut it into neat slices. So I thought of making milkshake out of it. I bought Javadhu mango variety which was very sweet and which doesn’t require any extra sugar to be added. But the measurement given below is the one which I typically prepare for my guests. Adjust it as per the sweetness of mango or as per your personal preference.

Basic Information:

Preparation Time: 10 minutes

Serves: 5

Ingredients:

Mango – 1 and 1/2 cups, cubed

Chilled milk – 500ml (See notes 1)

Sugar – 1/4 cup

Powdered nuts – for garnishing (See notes 2)

Method:

1) Choose sweet, ripe and bright colored mangoes for making milkshake. Peel off the skin and cut into cubes.

2) Add to the blender along with sugar.

3) Blend it for a minutes.

4) Add milk and continue blending for 3 minutes.

5) Pour in glasses and garnish with powdered nuts. Serve chill.

Notes:

1) I used chilled fresh milk. You can also use boiled, cooled milk for this milkshake.To get thick milkshake, avoid ice cubes instead add chilled milk.

2) I used powdered cashews and almonds for garnishing.

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virunthu unna vaanga
virunthu unna vaanga
9 years ago

Lovely shake n nice clicks dear… betn I too have the mango as it is… slurppp

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Sangeetha Nambi
Sangeetha Nambi
9 years ago

Delicious shake !

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Unknown
Unknown
9 years ago

yes even I prefer to have a ripe mango all by itself, without changing form! but an occasional juice or smoothie is also welcome….rich creamy and beautiful simple clicks..

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AparnaRajeshkumar
AparnaRajeshkumar
9 years ago

perfect for summer,even i would like to take the mango as it is, the oozing water is what i want, btw the glass is awesome

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Anonymous
Anonymous
9 years ago

I look ur serving glass.. Delicious mango milkshake

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foodydelight
foodydelight
9 years ago

Wow..shake looks so delicious

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nayana
nayana
9 years ago

Simply yummy….

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Lifewithspices
Lifewithspices
9 years ago

simply awesome clicks.. yummmmyy drink

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great-secret-of-life
great-secret-of-life
9 years ago

so creamy drink.. love the props and clicks too

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Ms.Chitchat
Ms.Chitchat
9 years ago

Tasty drink, loved the glass, resembles mango pieces.

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Gayathri NG
Gayathri NG
9 years ago

My all time favourite drink, looks nice…

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nandoos kitchen
nandoos kitchen
9 years ago

yummilicious milk shake

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Sona
Sona
9 years ago

Delicious and yummy milkshake!

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Priya Suresh
Priya Suresh
9 years ago

I want that glass and the shake together., those cuts in that glas gives a royal look.

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