I tried this at my last raw class and the hardest part of me is remembering the quantities of the ingredients...very often I throw stuff into the vitamix and taste as I go, remembering little of how much I put in. Most of the time, I surprise myself with the same recipe never tasting the same...I sort of like that, though.
August is a time for mangos, and when I make this I much prefer cubing my own fresh mango and freezing it. You can certainly use frozen mango chunks if you want, however when they're $1 each, you can't go wrong. Buy fresh.
Also, I love raw local honey. Eat one tablespoon a day starting in the summer, through winter, and then come Springtime you'll thank yourself. You've built a serious defense system against any little bugger that might make your nose run and your eyes tear. Forget the over the counter stuff...
Also, I love raw local honey. Eat one tablespoon a day starting in the summer, through winter, and then come Springtime you'll thank yourself. You've built a serious defense system against any little bugger that might make your nose run and your eyes tear. Forget the over the counter stuff...
You really do need a vitamix blender for this, otherwise you might do a serious number on your blender or food processor. But in a pinch, it's worth a try, if you feel like your motor and blades can handle it.
1 mango cubed, frozen
1/2 cup coconut water (preferably fresh) or water
1/8 - 1/4 cup raw local honey, depending on your taste
(if you use water, use 1/4 sweetener...
if you use coconut water which is sweet, slow down on the sweetener)
shaved or grated lime peel
Place the water, agave and mango in a vitamix and pound away as it becomes a smooth soft serve consistency. Pour out in bowls and serve with the shaved lime. Delish!
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