There’s nothing more delicious than creamy mango sorbet. The coconut milk pairs beautifully with the juicy mango for a smoother texture and richer flavour.
Make sure you give the coconut milk a good stir in the tin before you measure the correct amount because sometimes the water and cream will have separated.
Regular sized mangos will weight approx 400g (14.1oz each) and they’ll yield about 230g (8.1oz) in flesh.
It’s really important to use mangoes that are super ripe and soft.
You can sub maple syrup for another type of sweetener such as agave syrup.
When you process the mango sorbet it will be silky smooth and soft, but for a harder consistency pop it in the freezer for a few hours.
Trim each mango around the stone so you end up with two halves, criss cross the flesh from each half and scoop out the cubed mango. Then trim the flesh around the stone. Add the flesh from the mangoes to the lined baking tray. Place the baking tray in the freezer and freeze for a minimum of 4 hours or overnight.
Add the frozen mango to a food processor along with the coconut milk, maple syrup and lime juice, then process until smooth. Serve immediately or transfer to an airtight and freezer-proof container and freeze further for a more solid consistency.
This is a similar flavour profile to the chia pudding I make… Chia seeds, coconut milk, a splash of vanilla extract and if you are a sweet tooth, some liquid sweetener of choice (leave overnight in the fridge). In the morning, dice up some fresh mangoes, add fresh lime juice and either a little coconut sugar or maple syrup or agave to sweeten. Then, starting with the chia pudding mix, layer (alternating layers of chia pudding and mangoes)… make sure to finish with the mango mix on top… SOOOOOOO GOOD!
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Tried this over the weekend and absolutely loved it, so fruity, sweet but not too sweet & perfect with the hint of lime juice!
Thanks Romy!
Made this today – so refreshing! Perfect for a summertime treat!
Thanks Lani 🙂
Made this several times already and it’s amazing! Love it
Thanks Christel!
I miss read the instructions and used unfrozen mango. I’ve put it in the freezer..will this work? Had a cheeky taste, beautiful.
This is a similar flavour profile to the chia pudding I make… Chia seeds, coconut milk, a splash of vanilla extract and if you are a sweet tooth, some liquid sweetener of choice (leave overnight in the fridge). In the morning, dice up some fresh mangoes, add fresh lime juice and either a little coconut sugar or maple syrup or agave to sweeten. Then, starting with the chia pudding mix, layer (alternating layers of chia pudding and mangoes)… make sure to finish with the mango mix on top… SOOOOOOO GOOD!
Can I use Soya milk instead of coconut?
Soya milk isn’t as thick as tinned coconut milk, so the consistency might be too thin.
Very easy and very refreshing. Thank you!
Thank you!
Nutrition data?