Carrot Mango Smoothie

Carrot Mango Smoothie, V

Have you ever put carrots and mangoes together?  How about putting carrots and mangoes together in a smoothie?

Carrot Mango Smoothie, V

Since we got the Vitamix in January, we have bought a two 25 pound bag of carrots.  The first bag was much easier to go through then the one we have now.  Carrots are a great vegetable, but now that we aren’t buying them in baby carrot form, I am putting them less on salads, so I need to get on it, especially since we don’t have room to refrigerate them so they are in our garage and it’s summer. I don’t want a whole bunch of rotting carrots!!

Carrot Mango Smoothie I figured I need to add carrots way more to smoothies, too.  They really don’t change the flavor of smoothies, either, so they are a super easy addition.

Carrot Mango Smoothie, D-F, G-F

It’s fun once in a while to make smoothies solely based on color.  Bananas blend well with all fruit and vegetable combinations and add the sweetness and creaminess I desire.  I was going orange with an orange theme today.

Carrot Mango Smoothie

Author Sonja

Ingredients

  • 2-3 carrots
  • 1 mango
  • 2 bananas
  • 1 cup almond milk or water you may want to add more liquid if the consistency is too thick

Instructions

  1. Blend all ingredients until thoroughly blended.
  2. Serve immediately.

The Verdict:

This was a nice thick, tasty, and sweet smoothie.  The smoothie has such a great fresh taste.  I loved how creamy the texture becomes in the Vitamix. If you want it a little thinner, you could add more liquid.

We have made the carrot mango smoothie with both almond milk and water.  I don’t know if I have a preference, as they are both great!

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By Sonja

Sonja is a lover of the Lord, family, and friends. She digs DIY (especially re-purposing), fancies fitness, foods (whole), & fellowship. She is a thrifty thinker and jives with jazz. “Moreover, it is required of stewards that they be found faithful” (1 Corinthians 4:2 ESV). Thanks for visiting!

11 comments

  1. This was soooooo good. I used homemade coconut milk and only one banana (what I had) and added a few pinches of cinnamon. I could drink this every day. You’re right…it’s so creamy. And it’s filling. This was my dinner! Thanks for the great recipe!

  2. What a great combo!! I never would have thought to make a smoothie out of carrots and mango, but I love both. Thanks for sharing your recipe:) Katie

  3. I love the combination for you smoothie, it looks wonderful! Hope you are having a great holiday week and thank you so much for sharing with Full Plate Thursday. Come Back Soon! Miz Helen

  4. Way to go, Sonja! Juicing those carrots, like juicing any vegetable, sends all those vitamins, calcium, protein, and nutrients straight to your cells so they can get fed without your digestive system slogging through all the fiber! Hooray! I bet you felt great after drinking that! Since you have so many carrots, you should juice them every day!

  5. Try my sauteed carrots recipe! It is my favorite way to eat carrots!

    http://keriandbrian.blogspot.com/2010/07/how-we-like-carrots.html

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