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Mango and coconut icecream - sugar free

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Ingredients

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Mango and coconut ice cream

  • 40 g dessicated coconut
  • 200 g mango
  • 200 g frozen mango in pieces
  • 300 g coconut milk, frozen into ice cubes
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Recipe's preparation

    Mango and coconut icecream

  1. Weigh in the dessicated coconut and blitz for 20 seconds/speed 10. I love the texture that this creates but you can adjust the roughness of the coconut in this step to suit your personal taste. 

    Add the fresh mangoes, frozen mangoes and coconut milk to the TM bowl and blitz again for 30 seconds/speed 10 with the aid of the spatula.  

    Insert into mouth, YUM!!!

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This would take over 24 hours in a normal kitchen and us lucky Thermomix users can have it in under one minute!

This recipe was provided to you by a Thermomix ® customer and has not been tested by Vorwerk Thermomix ® or Thermomix ® in Australia and New Zealand.
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  • Super simple to make! Would

    Submitted by eli53j on 8. March 2016 - 18:05.

    Super simple to make! Would definitely recommend adding some sweetener if you like your ice cream sweet. 

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  • Took only a couple of

    Submitted by Megan66 on 26. July 2015 - 17:30.

    Took only a couple of minutes. didnt use all frozen ingredients but worked a treat  tmrc_emoticons.)

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  • I didn't have time to freeze

    Submitted by missnisku on 24. February 2014 - 14:23.

    I didn't have time to freeze the coconut cream so I just used less and threw in some ice cubes. also used only frozen mango. Delicious. I have put rest into Tupperware icypole holders. Yum even for a quick brekkie

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  • I've made this a few times

    Submitted by Louise G on 30. March 2013 - 22:21.

    I've made this a few times and it is always a winner.  Tonight I used banana instead of mango and it was still fabulous!  We try to be sugar free as much as possible, so the sweetness from the fruit was enough for us.

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  • You could absolutely add in

    Submitted by Pippa May on 8. February 2013 - 16:42.

    You could absolutely add in sugar if you wanted to or substitute with rapidura or honey for a more natural sweetener. 

    I wrote this recipe right in the height of summer when mangoes are at their sweetest, so I agree that perhaps that could be a factor as to why mine was sweet although we don't eat sugar at all and have much more sensitive tastes when it comes to sweetness. 

    Mint would be an awesome adition too, I'll try that next time!

    Pippa x 

    Pippa May

    Warringah Group Leader

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  • This was a bit disappointing.

    Submitted by Belushi on 22. January 2013 - 19:57.

    This was a bit disappointing. It really needed a bit of sugar to give it some depth and sweetness. Maybe the mangoes weren't very sweet. I would add mint next time too..

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  • I look forward to trying this

    Submitted by sophialouise on 20. December 2012 - 12:27.

    I look forward to trying this dairy free ice-cream!

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  • What a great recipe for

    Submitted by Thermomix in Australia on 17. December 2012 - 18:33.

    What a great recipe for summer! As it's Recipe Community's second birthday and we want to celebrate, we're sending you our 2013 Calendar as a thank you!

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