This mango mojito mocktail is deliciously fresh and healthy. Its the perfect VIRGIN drink for pregnancy, kids and those occasions you want to give alcohol a miss.
There really is something about the combination of mango, mint and lime that screams summer! This mango mocktail recipe ticks all the boxes when it comes to the perfect non alcoholic cocktail.
- Easy: there are no bar skills, cooking or shaking required to make this easy mocktail at home.
- Healthy: with no added sugars or sweetener, this 'no'jito contains almost 1 serve of your daily fruit intake, as well as fresh lime and mint.
- Fast: make this drink in 5 minutes, and you'll be sipping on this fresh mango mocktail in no time!
- Versatile: need to make more than 1, or in a pitcher or large batch for guests? No problem, this recipe is easily adapted, just adjust the servings below.
- Pretty: with a gorgeous yellow/orange colour mixed with the stunning green of the mint, this mocktail is so beautiful and is sure to impress your guests.
If you love virgin mojitos, be sure to check out the recipes below.
What is a mango mojito mocktail?
The mojito originates from Cuba and is generally made using rum, mint leaves, lime juice, sugar and sparkling water. It's traditionally served in a high ball glass with ice and garnished with extra lime and mint.
For this recipe, I added some fresh mango. Then I adjusted the quantities of the lime and mint and omitted the rum.
Ingredients you'll need
Mango - mango is one of my all time favourite fruits so I was ecstatic when the recipe turned out so well. I used fresh mango, but frozen would also work. Just be sure to thaw the mango prior to using it.
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Mint - the refreshing flavour from the mint adds a beautiful flavour to this mocktail recipe.
Lime - I adore limes. If anyone has some tips on how to grow a lime tree successfully, feel free to get in touch - I haven't had any luck yet! I recommend using fresh lime juice, but there are some great pre-squeezed juices on the market, so go ahead and use one of those if you can't get your hands on a fresh lime.
Soda water - to finish off this gorgeous mocktail, top with sparkling water, and you're done!
Mango mocktail variations
- You can replace the fresh mango with frozen if it's more cost effective or that's all you can get your hands on.
- Mint syrup can be used to replace the fresh mint.
- I love using kombucha instead of soda water. You could use a plain kombucha, or anything with mango or citrus works well!
- If you can't get fresh limes or they are too expensive, try a bottled lime juice instead.
How to make IT
Muddle lime pieces in your glass or pitcher. Clap mint together in your hands and add to the lime. Give it a gentle press.
Blend mango and water in a small blender - or a large one if you are making a bigger quantity.
Add the blended mango to the lime and mint mixture and stir gently.
Fill the glass with ice, top with sparkling water and stir gently.
Garnish with extra lime and mint.
I hope you enjoy this mango mocktail as much as I loved creating it!
Mango Mojito Mocktail
Ingredients
- .5 cup Mango fresh or frozen. See Note 1
- 2 tablespoon Water See Note 2
- 1 Lime quartered
- 6 Mint leaves
- 1 cup Soda water or alternative. See Note 3
- Extra mint and lime for garnish
Instructions
- Muddle lime pieces in your glass or pitcher to release the juices. If you don't have a muddler, use the handle end of a wooden spoon, or similar.
- Clap mint together in your hands until the scent is released. Add to the lime. Give it a gentle press with the muddler.
- Blend mango and water in a small blender to create a mango puree.
- Add the mango puree to the lime and mint mixture and stir gently.
- Fill the glass with ice. Top with sparkling water (or alternative) and stir gently.
- Garnish with mint and a lime wheel.
Notes
Nutrition
NUTRITIONAL VALUES ARE ESTIMATES ONLY AND DO NOT INCLUDE CARBS FROM SUGAR ALCOHOLS.
Emma says
Hi! Can I use lemonade as I don’t have sparkling water. Thank you x
Natalie Battaglia says
You sure can!
Nida says
Can I use lime flavored sparkling water instead of lime juice? Thank you.
Nat says
Yes I am sure that would work! Enjoy!
Gordon says
Hi Natalie, greetings from Scotland. It's not often we get glorious weather here, but the sun has been shining brightly and the temperature has been teasing towards 30c. Great weather to try this mang mocktail. Three words - Fab You Luss!! Thank you very much.
Nat says
Hi Gordon,
Thanks so much for the feedback, I'm happy to hear you are experiencing some glorious weather and that you enjoyed my mango mocktail!
I appreciate you taking the time to let me know.
Cheers
Nat