I have been inundated with requests on how to make the ultimate mango milkshake. For sweetness use the ripest ones available. First you need to remove the skin and large seed from the fruit. Then you slice up the mango as the following YouTube video suggests.
Add at least one large mango or two small mangoes for each glass of milkshake. Pour the sliced mangoes into the blender. Add about a half cup of milk (your choice of milk) per serving. Add 4 ice cubes per serving. Add 1/4 teaspoon of cinnamon (more or less depending upon your taste), 1/4 teaspoon of real vanella bean extract. Add a scoop of protein powder. Add a dash of nutmeg. Blend for about thirty seconds.
You may also make a fruit smoothie without the milk. Just substitute a half cup of fruit juice of your choice. (orange, cranberry, grape work nicely .) Enjoy! This nutritious drink is packed with vitamin A, C, K, and fiber. You also may add a banana, strawberries, blueberries to cut the flavor of the mango if you so desire.
Next time you have a craving for ice cream, cake, or a high carb snack like potato chips, make a shake instead. It will satisfy your sweet tooth craving. The shake is very filling as well. Thank you for stopping by my blog and see you again soon!
The record breaking heat would not keep hundreds of cars lined up before opening early Saturday morning. By mid day, thousands of people were piled into the normally serene Fairchild Tropical Botanic Garden. The quiet as a library environment instead was alive with sitars and tablas playing, babies and mothers giggling with delight tasting the mango ice cream.
India was the theme of this year’s mango festival and the air was filled with the aroma of mango curry. Bollywood dancers performed. Yoga classes were taught for children and adult. Vendors were aplenty, featuring mango this, mango that. Rare spices were featured as well as rare teas. Free samples of Mango salsa, mango cake, and mango creampuffs were offered. Local bakers such as Joanna's Marketplace local chefs like Chef Allen were there signing books and handing out salsa. Local soap maker had mango soap, along with plenty of others. Macy’s handed out mango cannolis while promoting their catering service. A pie maker from Georgia offered samples of delicious mango pie.
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