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    Mango coconut popsicles

    Published: Apr 13, 2020 · Modified: Aug 1, 2020 by Sarah Brooks

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    These luscious, creamy mango coconut popsicles have fresh ripe mango and salted coconut milk. They are naturally vegan, dairy free and delicous!

    Mango coconut milk popsicles
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    Mangos are one of my favorite fruits. They're sweet, juicy and wonderfully versatile in both sweet and savory dishes. Mangos also pair perfectly with coconut milk in these mango coconut popsicles. The flavor was requested by my mothers group and were super popular with the kids. Like many of my other popsicle recipes such as my coconut popsicles these are are dairy free so all the kids could eat them.

    Ingredients:

    Mangoes: I use Kensington pride mangos in this recipes, but you and use whatever type of mango you like, as long as it has a strong mango flavor. Its important to use really ripe mangos that are almost on the verge of being over ripe for maximum taste and sweetness.

    Coconut milk: full fat coconut milk helps give that characteristic coconut taste to these popsicles. You could use low fat coconut milk but your popsicles with have less flavor and be more icy.

    Sugar: this recipe uses white sugar which keeps the flavors nice and clean and allows the mango and coconut flavors to shine.

    To make mango and coconut popsicles

    Mango coconut milk popsicle ingredients
    Slicing mango

    Cut up the mango. To cut the mango slice off each cheek, score in a grid pattern and pop the flesh inside out to make it easier to slice off. Cut off the slides and cut horizontally down the length. If you really want to get off every piece of mango flesh you can squeeze the last of the flesh off the mango spear with your hands, or just give it to your kids to suck off the last of the flesh 🙂

    Straining blitzed mango

    Blitz the mango flesh with one table spoon of sugar and strain well. You will need about 20oz (600ml) of mango puree in total.

    • Adding sugar to coconut milk

    Shake your can of coconut milk well to ensure its properly mixed. Open the can and pour into a bowl. Add two table spoons of sugar and a large pinch of salt. Mix well and taste, add more salt if needed.

    Hot tip: make sure you have sufficient room in your freezer for your filled popsicle moulds Before you fill them and try to put them in the freezer, or there will be tears!

    • Pouring mango mix into moulds
    • Adding coconut milk mix to moulds

    To make the popsicles fill the molds about half way with mango puree. Top with coconut milk mix. There are lots of popsicle molds available, I like these silicon ones personally. They are easy to wash and remove the popsicles from and make those great looking photogenic pops!

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    • Swirled mango and coconut mix

    Using a popsicle stick gently stir the popsicles. You don't want to mix the mango and coconut completely, but rather just enough to swirl the two. The mango puree is heavy than the coconut milk so they will settle and bit, buts its still worth doing to the swirled effect.

    Popsicles in moulds with sticks

    Add sticks to moulds and freezer for twenty hour hours or until set.

    How to serve:

    Remove from molds and enjoy!

    How to store:

    You can store these popsicles in and airtight container lined with baking paper between them to stop them sticking together, in the freezer for up to a month.

    Have you made this recipe? Tell me how it went in the comments below and tag me on instagram so I can see your delicious creations! @keep_calm_and_eat_icecream

    Looking for more yummy dessert recipes?

    Why not try making:

    • Coconut popsicles
    • Mango ice cream
    • Mango popsicles
    • Banana ice cream
    • Pina colada ice cream

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    Mango coconut milk popsicles

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    Mango and coconut popsicles

    These luscious, creamy popsicles mango and coconut popsicles have fresh ripe mango and salted coconut milk and are dairy free
    Prep Time20 mins
    Course: Dessert, Snack
    Cuisine: Australian
    Keyword: dairy free, easy, icy block, icy pole, icy pole recipe, mango coconut, paleta, plant based, vegan
    Servings: 10 popsicles, 3.4oz (100ml) each

    Equipment

    • popsicle moulds and sticks
    • Mini food processor

    Ingredients

    • 2 - 3 large very ripe mangos
    • 14 oz (400ml) can coconut milk
    • 3 tablespoons caster sugar
    • 1 large pinch salt

    Instructions

    • Peel mangos and remove internal spears, chop
    • Blitz until smooth and strain.
    • Stir in 1 tablespoon sugar into mango puree
    • Open can of coconut milk, pour into a bowl. Add 2 tablespoons sugar and a large pinch of salt and stir until dissolved.
    • Divide mango puree evenly between moulds until about ⅔ full.
    • Top with coconut milk mix.
    • Using an popsicle stick or similar gently stir pops to swirl mix.
    • Add sticks and freeze overnight or until set.
    • Remove from moulds and enjoy!

    Notes

    Because the mango is heavier than the coconut milk these will tend to settle a bit, but its still worth mixing to get a swirled effect in the pops.  

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    1. Marieke

      August 31, 2020 at 10:13 am

      Oh my god. I would loooove to try this. I'm such a fan of mango and coconut. this can't be anything but good. Gonna save your blog for future ideas.

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