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A black bowl containing vibrant orange mango smoothie topped with strawberries, blackberries, granola, chia seeds, and a mint leaf

Recipe

Mango Lassi Smoothie Bowl

10 min 2 servings Classic

Nutrition (est.)

Per serving: 1 bowl

Calories
380
Protein
12g
Carbs
62g
Fat
12g

Mango lassi (yogurt drink) made thick enough to eat with a spoon, topped with granola.

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Before you cook

Background Recipe story & origin

Mango lassi becomes a smoothie bowl - the Indian classic meets American breakfast culture.

It's become a favorite at brunch spots and in health-conscious Indian-American households, offering a culturally meaningful breakfast that fits modern wellness sensibilities. Mango lassi is one of India's most popular drinks - sweet, creamy, and refreshing, made by blending ripe mango with yogurt and often a hint of cardamom. The smoothie bowl trend, which took American breakfast culture by storm, provided the By using frozen mango and less liquid, the lassi becomes thick enough to eat with a spoon and top with crunchy elements. The combination honors the traditional flavors (mango, yogurt, cardamom, honey) while embracing the American smoothie bowl aesthetic (granola, coconut, seeds).

Before you start Equipment you'll need
  • blender — Provides power for blending frozen mango and yogurt until smooth and thick
Safety Safety & allergen notes
  • Frozen fruit makes the bowl thick; fresh fruit makes it thin.
  • Blend until smooth but not liquefied.
  • Eat immediately; smoothie bowls don't hold.
Non-negotiables Rules for success
  • Use frozen mango.

    Frozen fruit creates the thick, scoopable texture; fresh makes soup

  • Add cardamom.

    Cardamom is traditional in mango lassi and makes it taste authentic

  • Don't over-blend.

    You want thick and scoopable, not drinkable

  • Add toppings right before serving.

    Toppings get soggy quickly; add at the last minute

Prep Get set first

About 3 min of prep

  • Measure frozen mango
  • Prepare toppings
  • Have honey ready for drizzling

This is a 10-minute breakfast that feels special. The frozen mango makes it thick - that's the key.

Ingredients

Scale
Imperial Metric

Instructions

  1. Blend the base

    Combine frozen mango, yogurt, milk, 1 tablespoon honey, and cardamom in a blender. Blend until smooth but thick - it should be scoopable, not pourable. Add a splash more milk only if needed to blend.

    Equipment

    • blender

    Ingredients

    • 2 cup frozen mango
    • 1 cup Greek yogurt
    • ¼ cup milk
    • 1 tbsp honey
    • ¼ tsp cardamom
  2. Assemble and serve

    Divide smoothie base between 2 bowls. Arrange toppings in sections: granola, fresh mango, coconut flakes, and pistachios. Drizzle with remaining honey. Garnish with mint. Serve immediately.

    Ingredients

    • ½ cup granola
    • ½ cup fresh mango
    • 2 tbsp coconut flakes
    • 2 tbsp pistachios
    • 1 tbsp honey
    • 4 leaf mint leaves

Chef's notes

Mango lassi is traditionally a drink; this is the bowl version.

The cardamom is essential for authentic flavor.

Great for meal prep: freeze mango portions in advance.

Add protein powder if you want more staying power.

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