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    Mango Ice Lollies Recipe

    Last Updated On: Oct 25, 2026 by Sharmilee J

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    Mango Ice Lollies is a frozen treat made by freezing a blend of mango, milk and sugar in moulds. This recipe can be made in summer and in holidays when kids are at home. It has a soft mango taste with mild sweetness and creamy feel. 

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    It takes about 15 minutes to prepare and the rest of the time is only freezing. You need only 3 ingredients from the kitchen. Even adults like it on a hot afternoon. This is a great option when you want a cold treat without ice cream or chocolate. 

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    • About Mango Ice Lollies
    • Mango Ice Lollies Ingredients
    • How to make Mango Ice Lollies Step by Step
    • Expert Tips
    • Serving and Storage
    • FAQS
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    About Mango Ice Lollies

    Mango Ice Lollies are made using ripe mangoes, milk and sugar. It is also called Mango Lollipop. Mango season is the best time for this recipe because the fruit is sweet and juicy. Kids can enjoy it more than store bought ones as there is no colour or preservatives.

    The texture is smooth and creamy because of the milk. It is not very icy like normal fruit popsicles. This is  bright yellow in colour and the taste is sweet with fresh mango flavour. When you bite it slowly, it melts in the mouth. Kids ask for more as they will love it.

    You can change these lollies in many ways as per your taste. You can add few mango pieces inside the mould for chewy bites. You can use a silicon mould, a lolly mould or even an ice cube tray with sticks. A little cardamom powder or chopped nuts also goes well in it.

    I make these lollies in summer when mangoes are plenty at home. I had one lollipop mould bought long time ago, and I use it every year. My kids finish them very fast and ask for more.

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    Mango Ice Lollies Ingredients

    • Mango - I have used ripe and sweet mangoes, chopped roughly. It gives the colour and main flavour to the lollies. You can use any mango without much fibre.
    • Milk - I add boiled and cooled milk to make the lollies creamy. It also help to blend the puree smoothly. You can use almond milk if you like.
    • Sugar - I use sugar for sweetness. It dissolve well while blending. You can reduce it if the mangoes are very sweet.

    How to make Mango Ice Lollies Step by Step

    1.To a mixer jar - add mango pulp along with sugar, puree it. Now add milk.

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    2.Blend well. Take your mould. You can use ice cube tray too like I have done here. I had this lollipop mould bought long time ago.

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    3.Fill in the mixture. Keep the stick.

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    4.I had more puree so filled it in my chocolate mould too.Wrap with silver foil. Freeze for atleast 6 hours or oevernight.

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    5.I freezed overnight. Next day gently press and lift the lollipops, as its silicon mould it was very easy to de mould. Mango lollipop is ready!

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    Serve immediately!

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    Expert Tips

    • Use ripe mangoes - I choose mangoes which are fully ripe and has sweet smell. Raw or sour ones need more sugar and the taste will change.
    • Cool the milk - I always cool the boiled milk completely before blending. Warm milk makes the lollies icy and they will not set well.
    • Blend smooth - I blend the mango and sugar first, then add the milk. This helps to get a smooth puree without any pieces.
    • Fill carefully - I pour the mixture into moulds slowly and leave little space on top. It expand when freezing, so do not fill too much.
    • Use silver foil - I cover the chocolate mould with silver foil before keeping in freezer. It stops the ice crystals and keep the lollies fresh.
    • Demould gently - I press the silicon mould gently and lift the lollies. If it is stuck, hold the mould under tap water for few seconds.

    Serving and Storage

    Serve this immediately after demoulding and you can enjoy it as a cool snack for kids during summer holidays or after lunch at home. Keep the lollies in the freezer in a closed container or wrapped with silver foil and use within few days for best taste and texture and it stay good when stored properly.

    FAQS

    1. Can I use frozen mango for this recipe?

    Yes you can use frozen mango pieces and it works fine for this recipe. Thaw it little before blending.

    2. Can I use an ice cube tray instead of lolly mould?

    Yes you can use ice cube tray and it still taste good. Keep the sticks after the mixture is little frozen so they stand straight.

    3. How long should I freeze the lollies?

    You need to freeze for at least 6 hours and overnight is better. It sets properly and comes out easily from the mould.

    4. Why are my lollies icy?

    It may be due to warm milk or too less milk in the mixture. 

    5. Can I skip sugar?

    Yes you can skip it if the mangoes are very sweet and it still taste good. Taste the puree once before freezing and then decide.

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    Mango Ice Lollies Recipe

    Mango Ice Lollies is a frozen treat made by freezing a blend of mango, milk and sugar in moulds. This recipe can be made in summer and in holidays when kids are at home. It has a soft mango taste with mild sweetness and creamy feel. 
    Prep Time10 minutes mins
    Cook Time5 minutes mins
    Freezing time5 hours hrs
    Total Time5 hours hrs 15 minutes mins
    Servings15 lollies
    AuthorSharmilee J

    Ingredients

    • ½ cup mangoes roughly chopped
    • ½ cup milk boiled & cooled
    • 2 tablespoon sugar

    Instructions

    • To a mixer jar - add mangoes along with sugar, puree it. Now add milk.
    • Blend well. Take your mould. You can use icecube tray too. I had this lollipop mould bought long time ago.
    • Fill in the mixture. Keep the stick.
    • I had more puree so filled it in my chocolate mould too. Wrap with silver foil. Freeze for at least 6 hours or overnight.
    • I freezed overnight. Next day gently press and lift the lollipops, as its silicon mould it was very easy to demould. Mango lollipop is ready!
    • Serve Mango Ice Lollies immediately!

    Notes

    • Use ripe mangoes - I choose mangoes which are fully ripe and has sweet smell. Raw or sour ones need more sugar and the taste will change.
    • Cool the milk - I always cool the boiled milk completely before blending. Warm milk makes the lollies icy and they will not set well.
    • Blend smooth - I blend the mango and sugar first, then add the milk. This helps to get a smooth puree without any pieces.
    • Fill carefully - I pour the mixture into moulds slowly and leave little space on top. It expand when freezing, so do not fill too much.
    • Use silver foil - I cover the chocolate mould with silver foil before keeping in freezer. It stops the ice crystals and keep the lollies fresh.
    • Demould gently - I press the silicon mould gently and lift the lollies. If it is stuck, hold the mould under tap water for few seconds.
    Nutrition Facts
    Mango Ice Lollies Recipe
    Amount Per Serving (20 g)
    Calories 14 Calories from Fat 3
    % Daily Value*
    Fat 0.3g0%
    Saturated Fat 0.2g1%
    Polyunsaturated Fat 0.01g
    Monounsaturated Fat 0.1g
    Cholesterol 1mg0%
    Sodium 3mg0%
    Potassium 21mg1%
    Carbohydrates 3g1%
    Fiber 0.1g0%
    Sugar 3g3%
    Protein 0.3g1%
    Vitamin A 73IU1%
    Vitamin C 2mg2%
    Calcium 11mg1%
    Iron 0.01mg0%
    * Percent Daily Values are based on a 2000 calorie diet.
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