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3-Ingredient Coconut Mango Smoothie Popsicles

Cool down with these creamy, and naturally sweet coconut mango fruit popsicles! Toddlers and kids love this mango smoothie popsicle recipe; and best of all they are so simple to make with only three ingredients.

mango smoothie popsicles with mango and banana slices on a plate

This guest post was written by Ana Ankeny, recipe creator at anaankeny.com.

I’m excited to welcome back Ana — she previously shared these Meal Prep Zucchini Apple Fritters and these Savory Spinach Muffins on NML.

I’m always looking for new, toddler-friendly meal prep recipes I can easily whip up for Brody B. Kid-friendly recipes are Ana’s specialty, considering she’s the supermom of four busy boys. Ana has mastered the art of developing healthy recipes that the entire family can enjoy.

For more of Ana’s family-friendly and kid-approved recipes head over to her blog at anaankeny.com.

Another healthy, toddler and kid-approved recipe — Coconut Mango Fruit Popsicles!

Get to know Ana, and get the recipe for these simple, naturally sweet and nutritious, coconut popsicles below!

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Coconut Mango Fruit Popsicles


  • Author: Ana Ankeny
  • Total Time: 10 mins
  • Yield: 12 popsicles 1x

Description

Cool down with these creamy, and naturally sweet coconut mango fruit popsicles! Toddlers and kids love this mango smoothie popsicle recipe; and best of all they are so simple to make with only three ingredients.


Ingredients

Scale
  • 1 ½ cups frozen mango chunks
  • 1 banana
  • 810 oz coconut water (depending on desired thickness)
  • Optional: 2 scoops collagen peptides

Instructions

  1. In a high-speed blender, combine all ingredients (starting with 8 oz coconut water).
  2. Blend on smoothie setting or on high for 1-2 minutes. Add additional coconut water if mixture is too thick.
  3. Remove from blender and spoon into popsicle molds of choice. Freeze for 12 hours or overnight.
  4. Option to pour directly into a cup or bowl to enjoy as a smoothie bowl with optional toppings as well.
  5. Store fruit popsicles in the freezer for up to one month.
  • Prep Time: 10 mins
  • Category: Snack, Dessert
  • Cuisine: popsicle

This mango smoothie recipe is a summertime favorite. They’re easy to make (only 3 ingredients), full of vitamins, and naturally delicious.

The coconut and mango flavors blend together for a tropical sweet treat!

If you’re looking for a fruit popsicle recipe that will take minimal effort on your part (yes, busy mama this one’s for you!) then this recipe is definitely for you! You’ll only need three ingredients, a high speed blender, and some popsicles molds.

Each ingredient brings something special to these homemade fruit popsicles. The banana brings the dairy-free creaminess, the mango packs the tropical flavor, and the coconut adds a sweet, nutty taste.

Blend all three of these ingredients together for a creamy, and naturally sweet coconut mango fruit popsicle recipe everyone will love!

You also have the option to add a scoop of collagen peptides to this fruit popsicle recipe for an extra boost of protein.

Made with real fruit and no added sugar, you’ll feel good about serving these coconut mango smoothie popsicles to your kids!

mango smoothie popsicles laying on a plate in popsicle molds
What Fruit Blends Well With Mango?

Mangoes go well with almost anything! Since they intensify the flavor of other tropical fruits, I like to add coconut, banana, papaya or pineapple to mangoes.

Are Mangos Good For You?

Mangos host a healthy dose of vitamin C, B vitamins, vitamin A, fiber, folate and more. Mangos are packed full of polyphenols, which help boost our immune systems; and they’re loaded with digestive enzymes as well. Mangos also support your body in absorbing iron and support healthy heart function.

Can I Make A Smoothie Bowl Instead Of Popsicles?

Yes! Blend up the fruit popsicle mixture using fresh fruit or frozen fruit. Instead of pouring it into popsicles molds, pour it into a bowl; add a few toppings, like shredded coconut, hemp hearts, or cacao nibs, and enjoy as a mango smoothie bowl.

woman holding a mango fruit popsicle for kids

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