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Home » All » By Theme » Ice cream and popsicles » Mango yogurt popsicles {Helados de mango y yogurt}

Mango yogurt popsicles {Helados de mango y yogurt}

By Layla Pujol 3 Comments

It’s time for a refreshing summer popsicle recipe, these simple mango yogurt popsicles are made with plain yogurt, ripe mangoes, and honey to taste.

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Yogurt mango smoothie popsicles

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These creamy fruit popsicles are inspired by the traditional batidos de yogurt that you find in Ecuador, and you can easily make them with any fruit or mix of fruits that you prefer. I used plain yogurt and honey to sweeten the popsicles, but you can also use sweet vanilla yogurt instead – no need to add additional sugar or sweetener in that case. For a an option with no added sugar or honey, you could add ripe bananas in place of the honey or sugar.

Mango yogurt popsicles

You can make these mango popsicles in a regular popsicle mold or you can also use Dixie cups or small paper/plastic cups as molds. For a more rustic and chunky style popsicle, you can dice some of the mango and then add the small pieces to the mango yogurt mix.

Mango yogurt popsicles

Mango yogurt popsicles {Helados de mango y yogurt}

Quick and easy recipe for creamy mango yogurt popsicles made with yogurt, ripe mangoes, and honey.
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Course: Dessert, Sweets
Cuisine: Ecuadorian inspired, Latin American
Keyword: Mango, Mango popsicles, Paletas, Popsicles, Yogurt
Prep Time: 15 minutes
Freezing time: 4 hours
Total Time: 4 hours 15 minutes

Ingredients

  • 3 cups of plain yogurt or vanilla yogurt – omit honey
  • 4-5 ripe mangoes about 20 oz after peeled/sliced, cut into pieces – can also use frozen mango chunks
  • ¼ to ½ cup sugar or honey can also use a banana to sweeten

Instructions

  • Combine all the ingredients in a blender and mix until you have a smoothie like mix. Taste and add additional honey (or sugar) if needed.
  • Pour the mango yogurt mix into popsicle molds or small paper/plastic cups. If you using small cups as popsicle molds you can cover them with foil and insert the popsicle stick thru the foil to keep them in place. Or let them freeze for about an hour and then add the sticks.
  • Place the popsicles in the freezer until they are fully frozen, about 4 hours (more or less depending on your freezer’s temperature). To make it easier to remove them from the molds or cups, you can dip the bottom of the mold in lukewarm water for about 10-20 seconds.

Notes

You can also add small pieces of mango to the popsicles for a more rustic and chunky popsicle.
Perfectly ripe mangos
Mango popsicles or mango paletas

Preparation photos for mango yogurt popsicles

Ripe mangoes for popsicles
Mango slices and yogurt to make smoothie popsicles
Blend the mango slices with the yogurt and honey
Pour the mango smoothie mix into popsicle molds or small paper cups
Freeze the mango yogurt popsicles until ready
Mango yogurt popsicles
Mango popsicles

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  1. Ethrel Thornhill-Layne says

    August 6, 2015 at 7:32 am

    The recipes look yummy

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  2. Paz says

    August 2, 2015 at 1:31 pm

    Love the sound and look of this. :-)

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  3. Jael says

    August 1, 2015 at 5:57 am

    So pretty:)

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