Need a refreshing, healthy pick-me-up that actually tastes amazing? This peach mango smoothie delivers just that. With sweet, juicy mango, ripe peach, and a creamy base, it’s a quick blend that satisfies both your cravings and your body’s needs. Whether you’re running late or just craving something tropical, this smoothie gives you a fruity fix in minutes.
Why You’ll Love This Recipe
• Quick and easy to make in under five minutes
• Made with just five simple, real ingredients
• Naturally sweet with no refined sugar
• Perfect for summer mornings, post-workout recovery, or a healthy afternoon snack
• Creamy texture without needing ice cream
• Customizable with protein, greens, or other fruits
• Kid-friendly and refreshing, even picky eaters love it
• Tastes like a tropical vacation in a glass
Ingredients Needed
For the fruit base
• 1 cup mango, cut into chunks (use ripe mango for best sweetness)
• 1 cup peach, cut into chunks (from about 2 small or 1 large ripe peach)
the liquid and creaminess
• ¾ cup orange juice or pineapple juice (adds a citrusy boost and helps with blending)
• ¼ cup Greek yogurt or your preferred yogurt (adds creaminess and protein)
For texture and chill
• 1 cup ice (makes the smoothie cold and thick without diluting flavor)
How to Make Peach Mango Smoothies
- Prepare your ingredients
Peel and cut the mango and peach into chunks. If using frozen fruit, there’s no need to thaw. - Add to blender in the right order
Start with the orange juice or pineapple juice. This helps the blades move easily. Then add yogurt, followed by the fruit chunks and ice on top. - Blend until smooth
Blend on high speed for about 45 to 60 seconds until the mixture looks creamy and there are no visible fruit pieces. Scrape down the sides if needed to make sure everything gets blended evenly.
- Check the texture
If it’s too thick, add a splash more juice. If it’s too thin, toss in a few more ice cubes or frozen fruit pieces and blend again. - Serve right away
Pour into glasses and enjoy cold while it’s fresh and frosty. You can garnish with a peach slice or sprinkle of chia seeds if you like.
Storage Tips and Make-Ahead Strategies
Enjoy it fresh
This smoothie tastes best right after blending. That’s when the flavor is brightest and the texture is perfectly creamy.
Storing in the fridge
If you have leftovers, pour the smoothie into an airtight container or a mason jar with a tight lid. Store in the fridge for up to 48 hours. Shake well before drinking to fix any separation that may occur.
Preventing separation
To reduce separation, blend the smoothie a little longer so everything emulsifies better. You can also add a small spoon of chia seeds which naturally help bind the ingredients.
Smoothie freezer packs
Want to save time? Chop and freeze all the fruit ingredients into single-portion bags. When you’re ready, just dump the contents into a blender with your choice of liquid and yogurt. It’s perfect for busy mornings or grab-and-go breakfasts.
Serving Suggestions and Presentation
Garnish ideas
Top your smoothie with a few slices of fresh peach or mango. Add a sprinkle of chia seeds or hemp seeds for texture and nutrition. A small mint leaf adds a fresh look and a subtle flavor boost.
When to serve
This smoothie makes a great quick breakfast, especially on warm days. It also works well as a midday snack or a refreshing post-workout drink. You can even serve it as a light dessert after dinner.
What goes well with it
Pair with a slice of whole grain toast, a boiled egg, or a handful of mixed nuts for a more filling meal. If serving as a dessert, a small coconut macaroon or date bite complements the tropical flavor.
Nutritional Information (Estimated per Serving)
Calories: 160 to 190
Protein: 5 to 7 grams
Carbohydrates: 30 to 35 grams
Sugar: 22 to 25 grams (from natural fruit and juice)
Fiber: 3 to 4 grams
Fat: 1 to 2 grams
Vitamin C: High
Calcium: Moderate
These numbers will vary based on the type of juice and yogurt you use. For lower sugar, choose plain yogurt and reduce or swap juice with water or coconut water.
Frequently Asked Questions
What fruits blend well with peaches and mangoes?
Peaches and mangoes pair well with pineapple, banana, strawberries, and oranges. These fruits complement the tropical sweetness and add variety in flavor and texture.
How many calories are in a peach mango smoothie?
One serving of this smoothie has about 160 to 190 calories. The exact number depends on the juice and yogurt you use. Use low-fat or plain yogurt to keep calories lower.
Can I use canned peaches in a smoothie?
Yes, canned peaches work. Just make sure to drain the syrup and rinse them to cut down on added sugars. Choose peaches canned in water or natural juice for a healthier option.
How do I make my peach mango smoothie thicker or thinner?
To make it thicker, use frozen fruit or add extra ice or yogurt. For a thinner texture, blend in more juice or a splash of water until it reaches your desired consistency.
Why is my smoothie separating, and how can I prevent it?
Separation is natural, especially if stored. To prevent it, blend a little longer to fully combine the ingredients. Adding chia seeds can also help keep everything together.
Is this smoothie good for weight loss or meal replacement?
Yes, it can be. It is low in calories and full of nutrients. Add a scoop of protein powder or a spoonful of nut butter to make it more filling if you’re using it as a meal.
Can I make this smoothie without a high-speed blender?
You can. Just chop fruits smaller and blend in stages. Let frozen ingredients sit at room temperature for a few minutes to soften if needed.
Peach Mango Smoothie
Ingredients
Equipment
Method
- Peel and cut the mango and peach into chunks. If using frozen fruit, no need to thaw.
- Pour the juice into the blender first, followed by yogurt, fruit chunks, and ice on top.
- Blend on high for 45–60 seconds until smooth and creamy. Scrape sides as needed.
- Adjust consistency if needed: more juice for thinner, more ice or fruit for thicker.
- Pour into glasses and enjoy immediately. Garnish with peach slices or chia seeds if desired.
Notes
Conclusion
This peach mango smoothie is the kind of recipe that checks every box. It’s fast, fruity, and made with ingredients you likely have at home. Whether you need a cool morning boost or a light afternoon treat, this smoothie delivers with its tropical flavor and creamy texture.
It’s more than just a drink. It’s a feel-good, healthy option that doesn’t taste like a compromise. You can keep it simple or make it your own with add-ins like spinach, chia seeds, or protein powder.
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