Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream

  • 10MINS
  • Serves 6
  • 87KCAL

Naturally dairy free ice cream bursting with sweet, fruity flavours for a refreshing frozen treat that's slimming friendly!

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NutritionPer Serving

  • Calories87
  • Carbs19g
  • Protein1.2g
  • Fat0.5g
  • Saturates0.1g
  • Sugars16g

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Sometimes the simplest recipes are the best! This Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream contains only four ingredients and takes just 10 minutes of preparation. You’ll end up with a sweet, fruity frozen dessert that’s naturally dairy and gluten free. 

By using frozen fruit, there’s no waiting around or constantly stirring the tub. Make sure you use very ripe bananas with spotty skin, as they’ll be sweeter and softer. It’s just like restaurant style gelato but budget friendly and suitable for those following slimming plans.

We’ve used white granulated sweetener in the raspberry sauce which is the same size and weight as sugar: find out more about granulated sweetener in our handy guide!

What diets is this Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream suitable for?

Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream can be enjoyed on vegan, gluten free and dairy free diets.

If you’re cooking for people with allergies, be extra careful when checking ingredients and preparing food!

Do you need any special ingredients to make Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream?

You’ll need a food processor or stick blender to get a smooth consistency, and a lidded plastic container to store your ice cream in.

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A stick blender not only blitzes this ice cream with ease, but it’s perfect for soups, dips and sauces.

A plastic tub is useful for storing the ice cream in the freezer. A lid protects the contents and can be used time and time again.

How many calories are in this Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream?

There are 87 calories per portion in this Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream recipe, which means it falls into our Everyday Light recipe category. If you’re counting calories or following one of the popular diet plans like Weight Watchers, this recipe fits in perfectly!

NHS guidelines suggest men should aim for 2,500 calories per day to maintain a healthy body weight, and women require around 2000 calories. Each person has different calorie requirements depending on their goal, so you may want to adjust your daily calorie intake according to your own personal goal.

Step 1

In a bowl add the granulated sweetener to the frozen raspberries, mix well and place covered in the fridge overnight. This will help the raspberries break down to make a sauce.

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Step 2

Place frozen mango and frozen banana into a food processor and blitz until smooth.

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Step 3

Transfer to a lidded plastic tub and place back into the freezer until ready to serve.

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Step 4

Remove the ice cream from the freezer 10 minutes before serving to soften a little, then serve topped with the sweetened raspberries.

Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream - Pinch of Nom Slimming Recipes

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Serve as a dessert alongside your favourite dinner! Try our recommendations for inspiration:

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How do you know when Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream is ready to eat?

After returning to the freezer, remove approximately 10 minutes before serving to allow the ice cream to soften a little. This also makes it easier to scoop!

How long can you keep Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream in the freezer?

Make sure to freeze in a container with a lid and label. You can keep Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream in the freezer for approximately 3 months. 

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Mango and Raspberry Ice Cream

Naturally dairy free ice cream bursting with sweet, fruity flavours for a refreshing frozen treat that's slimming friendly!
  • Prep Time
    10 MINS
  • KCals 87
  • Carbs 19G

Ingredients

  • 400 g frozen mango
  • 200 g frozen raspberries
  • 2 bananas peeled, cut in half and frozen
  • 10 g white granulated sweetener

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Instructions

  1. In a bowl add the granulated sweetener to the frozen raspberries, mix well and place covered in the fridge overnight. This will help the raspberries break down to make a sauce.
  2. Place frozen mango and frozen banana into a food processor and blitz until smooth.
  3. Transfer to a lidded plastic tub and place back into the freezer until ready to serve.
  4. Remove the ice cream from the freezer 10 minutes before serving to soften a little, then serve topped with the sweetened raspberries.

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Recipe notes

Tip: The bananas used in this recipe should be frozen when the skins are very spotted as this will ensure that they are sweet.

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Jennifer BleeMonday 11th July 2022

Could I make raspberry and Banana ice cream same way instead of sauce?

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    SharonTuesday 12th July 2022

    Hi Jennifer, that sounds like a great idea! We haven’t tested this but just blitz the frozen raspberries and bananas together until thick and creamy then freeze. You may find you need to add a little sweetener, sugar or honey depending on your taste. Enjoy your ice cream!

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KDTuesday 28th June 2022

Could you use another frozen fruit other than bananas? I hate bananas!

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    HollyTuesday 28th June 2022

    Hey Kerry, the bananas when frozen and blitzed are what create the ice cream type dessert so unfortunately the bananas are essential. We do have a recipe for Strawberry Cheesecake Frozen Yoghurt if you are looking for a frozen dessert it might be worth a try!

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Julie HellonSunday 15th August 2021

This is luxurious!!! Just whizzed it up now. Not done the raspberry sauce yet. The mango and banana combination is heavenly. I may add some fresh ginger to it! Thank you

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    HollyMonday 16th August 2021

    Hey Julie, thanks for your message we are so glad to hear you enjoyed this ice cream!

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Sarah GreavesWednesday 4th August 2021

Absolutely delicious, and so easy. We had it with a meringue nest. Really felt decadent!! And lots left for other days.

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    HollyMonday 16th August 2021

    Hey Sarah, thanks so much for your message serving this with a meringue nest sounds amazing!

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EllieTuesday 20th July 2021

I made this this evening…I didn’t do the Raspberry sauce because I wanted to eat it tonight but I had a couple of Passion fruit to use up so I put those in. Delicious

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    HollyMonday 26th July 2021

    Hey Ellie, so glad to hear you enjoyed this ice cream recipe!

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