Thermomix 2 Ingredient Mango Ice Cream Recipe (2024)

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With no added sugar and ready in less than 5 minutes, our Thermomix 2 Ingredient Mango Ice Cream is the perfect healthy dessert or snack for the whole family!

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We just love Mangoes in our house and I can never resist buying trays of them while they are in season and then cutting up the fruit to store in the freezer. This Thermomix 2 ingredient Mango Ice Cream is a great way to use up those frozen mango pieces and it also could not be any easier to make.

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Quick to prepare - you can be enjoying this Mango Ice-Cream in under 5 minutes!

Versatile - only want a single serve? Simply halve the ingredients!

Freezer friendly - store leftovers in ice cube trays to add to smoothies, or place into icy-pole moulds to store.

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Ingredients

Please note you will find the full list of ingredients and the method in the recipe card below.

  • Frozen Mango - you will need to use frozen mangoes for this recipe.
  • Frozen Banana
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How to Make Mango Ice-Cream:

Step 1. Add the frozen Mango and Banana pieces to your Thermomix bowl and mix.

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Step 2. Scrape down the sides of the bowl and continue to mix until smooth and creamy.

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Step 3. Divide between bowls and enjoy!

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You can enjoy this soft serve style ice-cream straight from your Thermomix bowl, or you can also transfer it into ice-cream moulds and pop back into the freezer to enjoy another time.

Tips For Making this Recipe:

  • This recipe will serve 4 people or fill approximately 4 - 6 ice cream moulds.
  • You do need to use frozen Mango and Banana pieces for this recipe, this is what helps to give this recipe it's 'ice-cream' texture.
  • You can reduce the amount of frozen banana in this recipe if you wish. You do still need to include it however, as this helps with the creaminess.
  • It's important to slice your frozen fruit into pieces no bigger than 3cm.
  • The time it takes to reach a smooth and creamy consistency will depend on how frozen your fruit is and also it's size.

FAQ

Why is it called nice cream?

Frozen fruits such as bananas and mangoes which are blended together until the create a soft serve like consistency are known as 'nice cream' due to their similarity to ice-cream.

Do you have to add banana to nice cream?

The addition of frozen bananas to nice cream recipes helps to give a smooth and creamy texture to your dessert.

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Thermomix 2 Ingredient Mango Ice Cream Recipe

OurThermomix 2 Ingredient Mango Ice Cream contains no added sugar and makes a great healthy dessert or snack for the whole family.

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Course: Dessert, Snacks

Cuisine: Modern

Prep Time: 5 minutes minutes

Total Time: 5 minutes minutes

Servings: 2 servings

Calories: 185kcal

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Equipment

  • 1 x Thermomix

Ingredients

  • 350 grams frozen mango pieces No bigger than 3cm pieces
  • 180 grams frozen banana pieces No bigger than 3cm pieces

Instructions

  • Place the Mango and Banana pieces into your Thermomix bowl and gradually increase the speed to speed 8 before blitzing for 30 seconds.

  • Scrape down the sides of the bowl and mix for a further 1 minute on speed 7 or until the mixture is smooth and creamy. Serve immediately.

Notes

  • This recipe will serve 2 people or fill approximately 4 - 6 ice cream moulds.
  • You do need to use frozen Mango and Banana pieces for this recipe, this is what helps to give this recipe it's 'ice-cream' texture.
  • You can reduce the amount of frozen banana in this recipe if you wish. You do still need to include it however, as this helps with the creaminess.
  • It's important to slice your frozen fruit into pieces no bigger than 3cm.
  • The time it takes to reach a smooth and creamy consistency will depend on how frozen your fruit is and also it's size.

Nutrition

Calories: 185kcal | Carbohydrates: 47g | Protein: 2g | Fat: 1g | Saturated Fat: 0.3g | Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.2g | Monounsaturated Fat: 0.3g | Sodium: 3mg | Potassium: 616mg | Fiber: 5g | Sugar: 35g | Vitamin A: 1951IU | Vitamin C: 72mg | Calcium: 24mg | Iron: 1mg

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Comments

  1. Sharon says

    Thermomix 2 Ingredient Mango Ice Cream Recipe (14)
    So easy and quick. Tastes beautiful. Will make this for my grand kids

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  2. Shirley Webb says

    Thermomix 2 Ingredient Mango Ice Cream Recipe (15)
    Simply Devine and simple to make YUM !!

    Reply

  3. Jacquie Rankine says

    Thank you Thermobliss for the 2 ingredient Mango Ice Cream recipe.

    Note:-
    May I let you know that the cook time for this recipe is written as 23hrs 57mins.

    Reply

    • Katie Pryor says

      I absolutely LOVE this recipe!!!! It was so so so delicious and I love that it is only banana and mango with nothing else added! Perfect for a healthy summer dessert!! YUM! Thank you so much!

      Reply

      • Lucy says

        Thank you so much!

  4. Cheryl Dias says

    Thermomix 2 Ingredient Mango Ice Cream Recipe (16)
    Just L?VE it!!!

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Thermomix 2 Ingredient Mango Ice Cream Recipe (2024)

FAQs

Can you use frozen mango in ice cream? ›

Whisk your tastebuds away with this luscious and all-too-easy homemade coconut milk ice cream. It features frozen mango, which, when blended with splashes of coconut milk, creates an instant ice cream-like texture that's creamy, yet light – a textural oxymoron.

What is mango ice cream made of? ›

A conventional Mango ice cream is made with heavy cream, sugar, milk, eggs and mangoes or flavorings. It is a custard based ice cream which is churned to get an airy and light texture.

What brand makes mango ice cream? ›

Mango fans, try Breyers® Mango Ice Cream! Sweet and creamy Breyers® Mango Ice Cream is made with real mango puree. This refreshing ice cream is a genuine taste of summer sweetness all year round.

How do you make mango frozen yogurt Jamie Oliver? ›

Crush the cardamom pods in a pestle and mortar and remove the outer shells, then pound the seeds until fine and put in the processor with the mango and mint leaves. Blitz together. With the processor still running, add the yoghurt and squeeze in the lime juice.

What mango tastes like ice cream? ›

In Asia, Rumani and Jill Pasanth mangoes are the two most common varieties labeled as Ice Cream mangoes. The fruits are native to India and are exported to countries throughout Southeast Asia.

Can you use frozen mango instead of fresh? ›

Better yet, mango holds its texture so well while frozen that you won't even know the difference once it's thawed. Pro tip: add it straight from the freezer to a container to add to your lunch bag. It will keep the rest of your lunch cold and be thawed and ready to enjoy by lunchtime.

How to enhance mango flavor? ›

You can add sweetener, spices, citrus juice, or other tropical fruits to enhance the flavor of plain mango purée.

What is the shelf life of mango ice cream? ›

Scoopwala Mango Ice Cream, Packaging Type : Box, Shelf Life : 3 Months.

What is fruit ice cream without milk called? ›

"Sorbet is made with fruit but no dairy (eggs or milk/cream) so it's generally vegan-friendly and suits those with egg or dairy allergies, too," she says. The pureness of the fruit makes it icy and refreshing, and it won't be silky or rich in its texture as some other kinds of ice creams and sherberts may be.

What is the ice cream that looks like a mango? ›

Propitious Mango ice cream, a Chinese frozen desert, has gone viral on social media as content creators share their sometimes months-long quest to find the product across the United States.

Where do you get the viral mango ice cream? ›

We went to multiple Asian Markets and 99 Ranch's but eventually found these fully stocked at the 📍Mountain View, CA location. The Propitious (fun to say) Mango Ice Cream bar is the star of the show since this is the one that's viral at the moment, but when it comes to taste, the Peach Ice Cream is the clear winner!

What are the ingredients in Magnolia mango ice cream? ›

Ingredients. Cream, Mango, Puree (Mango, Citric Acid), Sugar, Whey Powder, Non-Fat Milk, Powder, Locust Bean Gum, Guar Gum, Carrageenan, Dextrose (Annatto, Beet Juice, and Turmeric [For Color]). Manufactured in a facility that also processes wheat, soy, peanuts, and tree nuts.

Do you just freeze yogurt to make frozen yogurt? ›

It's best to keep in mind that the main purpose of freezing yogurt is so you can save it for later use. This process is entirely different from making the frozen yogurt dessert fro-yo, which is essentially yogurt with the texture of ice cream. Hence, you can't just freeze yogurt to make the frozen yogurt dessert.

Why does frozen mango taste so good? ›

Frozen mango keeps its taste

Depending on the quality of your frozen fruit supplier, your mangoes will have been picked at their peak ripeness, so you'll get your mango when its taste is at its best. Fresh mangoes, on the other hand, can lose their ripeness fairly quickly.

What goes well with mango ice cream? ›

It works well with fresh strawberry, coffee, melted chocolate or chips or simply flavor it with vanilla and serve with poached peaches on the side.

What are fruits that can be added to ice cream? ›

If so, it's likely a good fruit for ice cream. That includes berries like blueberries and strawberries, stone fruit like peaches and plums, and other oddballs like figs and grapes. It also includes fruits too low in acid to make jam but still pulpy enough to be jammy when cooked, such as melon, papaya, or pineapple.

Does frozen mango taste like fresh mango? ›

Frozen Chunks and Purée

She calls it “the greatest distillation of mango flavor.” Frozen mango chunks are great to have on hand for smoothies or to cook down into compote or sauces, but be wary—they're often not as consistently sweet.

How do you use a whole frozen mango? ›

Top 10 Ways To Use Frozen Mangos
  1. Here are our top 10 Ways to eat and ENJOY this delicious, convenient fruit:
  2. Mango Salsa. Create a mango salsa with frozen mangos, red onions, jalapenos, cilantro and lime juice. ...
  3. Frozen Treat! ...
  4. Puree & Drizzle. ...
  5. Mango Tea. ...
  6. Pancakes. ...
  7. Mango Kebob. ...
  8. Smoothie.

How do you unfreeze mangoes? ›

To defrost frozen mango, simply put it in the refrigerator overnight or place the bags of frozen mango chunks in a pot of cold water. The fruit should be fully defrosted in about three hours.

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