These Mango Popsicles are fruity, creamy, and so delicious! They come together in minutes and are the perfect way to cool off on a hot summer day!
So we have a new thing going on in our lives this summer. A new thing that just so happens to be a very old thing: an ICE CREAM TRUCK! As you an imagine, the kids are in heaven. I’ll never forget the first time it passed by our house, its age-old music playing on repeat, tantalizing every kid in every house for miles around. I was upstairs with the girls, knee deep in the dreaded task of swapping out winter clothes for summer ones….and suddenly, they heard it. First quietly and then louder and louder, literal music to their ears.
They rushed downstairs, ran out the door, and quickly rushed back in asking for money. And as much as I cried just a little bit handing over $15 for ice cream, of course I couldn’t say no. Who can resist an ice cream truck!? And, to be honest, they had probably earned it. (If you’ve ever swapped out clothes for the season, you understand.)
Since then, we’ve definitely seen the ice cream truck around, and the girls have definitely been just as excited as they were that first day. Of course, we can’t say yes to the it EVERY time…..so I’ve learned to keep the freezer stocked! With ice cream and fudge bars and all things frozen and sweet. Like these delicious Mango Cream Popsicles!
If your kids are anything like mine, they’re obsessed with mango. Especially fresh mango, and especially when it’s deliciously in season….like right now! I love the combination of mango and cream, and I love the way these popsicles feel like a SERIOUS treat. A mix between ice cream and popsicles. Perfect for summer. And for fending off ice cream truck cravings.
Mango Cream Popsicles
Ingredients
- 1 fresh mango cut into 1 inch pieces
- 1/2 c. 2% milk
- 1/4 c. heavy cream
- 2 Tbsp. powdered sugar
- 1/4 tsp. vanilla extract
Instructions
- Combine all ingredients in a blender and puree until smooth.
- Pour into popsicle molds and freeze.
Sammie says
I adore mango and these frozen Popsicles, or Lollies as we call them here in England look so refreshing. Pinned ready to make. I’ve made a few ice cream recipes this year and I know we are all going to love these in our house, especially our 3 wonderful teenage children. Thank you for sharing.
Jess says
These look fantastic! I must make these next. I always think it’s funny when I see adults cringing at the sound of the truck coming from afar. My husband and I try to talk louder and louder, yet, they always hear it and seriously, how could we say no? You’re only little once! xo
Rachel says
Oh Cathy, these look amazing!! We ALL LOVE mango over here so will be giving these a try soon!!!
Deb@ Cooking on the Front Burner says
Cathy, these totally look refreshing! Love popsicles in the summer!
Dee says
These look yummy, healthy and perfect for summer! My kids would love them!
eat good 4 life says
My favorite thing to make for the summer. Love the combo of flavors, so tropical.
Katerina @ Diethood says
Man, those look AWESOME! Love that they’re creamy! 🙂
Joanie @ ZagLeft says
These look so creamy and so much better than anything from the ice cream truck. My daughter would go wild over these.
Melanie | Melanie Makes says
My menagerie – and me too! – would love to have our freezer stocked with these!
Crystal says
Love mangos!! I just bought some yesterday. Yum!! I remember my girls asking every day for ice cream when the truck came around. It didn’t take me long to stock up on stuff in my freezer for them. Thanks for the popsicle recipe 🙂
Angela Maddox says
These ARE delicious. And I am posting AFTER making them 😛 . I made only one substitution: I used 1 T of Pyure (like Truvia, a stevia sugar substitute) instead of 2 T of powdered sugar. Stevia is a lot sweeter than sugar … THANKYOUTHANKYOU! I will next try them with strawberries 🙂
Bryanna says
Me and my toddler absolutely love these. We used coconut cream because we live in Indonesia and it’s easier to get than normal heavy cream and they were delicious! Thanks for the recipe
Cathy Trochelman says
Thanks so much for the feedback! Coconut cream sounds like it would be amazing in this recipe!