Chocolate Mango Smoothie

You’re going to love this delicious chocolate mango smoothie! It’s naturally sweetened, creamy, chocolaty, and refreshing. Ready with just 1 blender, 6 ingredients, and 5 minutes.

Have you ever wondered if chocolate and mango go together? Trust me, they do! This smoothie is a simple and amazing way to try this combination. It’s like sipping on a creamy chocolate-covered mango shake that’s absolutely delicious.

Made with only 6 ingredients, it’s ready in 5 minutes or less. It’s perfect for a quick breakfast, a snack, or on the go.

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• Ingredients you’ll need
• How to make chocolate mango smoothie
• Recipe video
• Tips & recipe notes
• Variations, additions & swaps
• FAQs
• Recipe
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Ingredients you’ll need

• Frozen Mango: 1 cup of frozen mango chunks makes this smoothie extra chilled and refreshing. It also naturally sweetens the smoothie (along with the banana). Mangoes are very nutritious, high in vitamin A and one of the highest food sources of vitamin C.
• Frozen Banana: I love using frozen bananas in my smoothies. They make it creamy, adds a velvety texture, and make it more filling. You can also use room temperature bananas if you prefer. Don’t want to use a banana? Try avocado or frozen cauliflower rice instead.
• Cacao Powder: It provides chocolate flavor to our smoothie and also boosts it with antioxidants. You can use cocoa powder as well.
• Almond Butter: Natural almond butter adds healthy fats. Any nut or seed butter works, like peanut butter, cashew butter, or sun butter. Note that the flavor might change.
• Hemp Seeds: For a boost of healthy fats, omegas, and minerals. They also add fiber and protein. You can add flax or chia seeds instead. It’s optional but helps make the smoothie more filling.
• Almond Milk: Unsweetened almond milk is one of my favorite liquid base for smoothies. It tastes great, it’s low in calories, and it’s available everywhere. You can use any milk of your choice. Use plant milk (oat, soy, cashew, coconut) to make this smoothie dairy-free and vegan if necessary. Soy milk is great for added protein. If you want to make this smoothie without milk of any kind, use water instead.

Full ingredient measurements and detailed instructions are located in the printable recipe card at the bottom of this post. This section covers notes on ingredients and possible substitutions.

How to make chocolate mango smoothie

It’s super easy! Simply combine all ingredients in a blender, and blend until completely smooth and creamy. Taste the smoothie and add additional milk if it is too thick. And that’s it.

Note that you do not need a high-dollar blender to make this smoothie. If you use a high-powered blender (like Vitamix or Blendtec), your smoothie will have a finer, more even consistency. But you can certainly make this recipe in a regular blender too. I usually use my Nutribullet for individual smoothies, and it works great.

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Tips & recipe notes

• If your smoothie is too thick, add more milk or water a few tablespoons at a time.
• If your smoothie is too thin, add more frozen mango chunks or another piece of banana.
• Don’t skip using frozen mangoes! They add creaminess and thickness to your smoothie, making it more delicious. It’s easier (and cheaper) to buy already frozen mangoes, but you can easily freeze them by cutting them into small chunks (remove the skin and the seed), laying them on a baking sheet, and freezing them for about 2 hours or until they are frozen solid.

Variations, additions & swaps

• I made this chocolate mango smoothie without yogurt, but feel free to add some if you prefer, such as greek yogurt or soy yogurt for a dairy-free version.
• Want more nutrients? Try adding leafy greens to it, such as a handful of spinach or kale.
• Easily add more protein to a smoothie by adding 1 scoop of your favorite protein powder, or even some greek yogurt or silken tofu.
• To make a smoothie thicker and creamier, you can also add cauliflower rice (I swear you won’t taste it!).
• I find this smoothie sweet enough, however, you can sweeten it up by adding maple syrup, honey, or pitted medjool dates.
• You can also add rolled oats for extra fiber.

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