An easy 3 ingredient virgin mango margarita that even the kids will love! A mango mocktail is ideal for 1 or a crowd, and it's healthy too.
Nothing screams Summer (or Spring!) like a frozen virgin mango margarita.
Mangos are one of my favourite fruits and I love everything they represent - holidays, warm weather and scrumptious desserts. They are also loved by my young ones, so I've included this recipe in my mocktails for kids.
Even better, they're good for you! Studies have linked mango to improved immunity due to their high levels of Vitamin C and antioxidant level. They also support heart and digestive health.
This virgin mango margarita also contains coconut water, which is a nutritious natural beverage. Coconut water has a number of health benefits. Found in young coconuts, it contains a good amount of fibre, Vitamin C and other important minerals. It's also an amazing source of hydration.
Make sure you check the label carefully and choose a coconut water without added sugar or sweetener.
The last ingredient is some beautiful citrus lime. Be sure to choose fresh limes over bottled lime juice, which doesn't taste nearly as good! As if this mango mocktail wasn't healthy enough, limes are little power houses of goodness. These3 ingredients make this mocktail recipe a little glass of goodness.
If you're a fan of quick mocktail recipes, make sure you check out my easy mocktails too.
I hope you enjoy this easy virgin mango margarita.
Virgin Mango Margarita
Ingredients
- .5 cup frozen mango
- ¾ cup coconut water
- Juice of 1 lime
Instructions
- Blend mango, coconut water, and lime in a high-speed blender.
- Serve in salt-rimmed glasses and garnish with a lime wheel.
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Nutrition
NUTRITIONAL VALUES ARE ESTIMATES ONLY AND DO NOT INCLUDE CARBS FROM SUGAR ALCOHOLS.
Edward Quintana says
All your mocktails look delicious do you have anything sugar-free for a diabetic?
The Mindful Mocktail says
Hi Edward, thanks so much! I have some low sugar mocktails here https://mindfulmocktail.com/low-sugar-mocktails/ that you could try. Are you able to have monk fruit sweetener, out of interest? I'll love to find ways to make the recipes more diabetic friendly so am open to any suggestions! Cheers, Nat