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Mangonada Recipe

The Best Summer Snack!

Natalia Arreola by Natalia Arreola
May 23, 2023
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Mangonada is a Mexican dessert made of mango sorbet and chamoy topped with chili powder or tajin. It’s sweet, spicy, tangy, traditional from Mexico, and more! Now, there are variations of this dessert such as Chamoyadas, Mangohelada, Strawberry variations, and bolis, among other popular Mexican desserts.

A mangonada is most known for being a block of ice mango, but sometimes people make them like a drink or smoothie. However, everyone’s favorite in Mexico is the following recipe:

Ingredients:

  • 3 Mango- other recipes will say “Use frozen mango,” but you can use room temperature or fresh mangos and it will taste better because you mix all the things.
  • 1 tablespoon of Lime juice (or leave to your taste)
  • 2 cups cold water (or as needed)
  • 2 tablespoons sugar
  • Chamoy
  • Tajin
  • Disposable cups (if you want to)
  • Small popsicle sticks

Recipe:

  1. Cut and place the mangos in a blender. Add the sugar, lime juice and incorporate 1 cup of cold water.
    Slowly, add the rest of the water if you need to.
    Check the mixture before that. The mangonada mixture or consistency has to look like a smoothie. This step is up to your taste, adding more or less jugar or mango.
  2. Add tajin and chamoy to your taste on the disposable cups. Fill each cup 3/4 of the way up with the mango mixture.
  3. Add the mango mixture to your cups. 
  4. Freeze for 1 hour before inserting popsicle sticks. Freeze for 24 hours or more.

When ready, you can add more chammy, tajin, and mango on top if you want to. 

For more food and drink recipes go to TodoWafi.com. I hope you enjoy your mangonada!!

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Natalia Arreola

Natalia Arreola

Natalia Arreola is a New Mexico State University graduate with a Bachelor of Arts in Creative Writing with a minor in Psychology. She works at El Paso Inc. as Audience Development & Engagement Manger. Natalia has been working on different projects as an editor, including Chrysalis, The Papagayo Project, Memorias del Silencio, and more. Natalia’s goal is to get her master’s degree in either Publishing or Editing to apply to larger publishing companies. And maybe one day, she can publish her own book. Her passion has always been between books and writing to find a way to understand this world and life.

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