Mexican Mango Chamoy Smoothie with Lime and Tajin 🥭🌶️

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Smoothies Mexican Jul 22, 2026 229 views
Total time15 min
Servings4
Per serving285 kcal
Rating4.0 / 5

About this recipe

Mexican Mango Chamoy Smoothie is a thick, icy tropical drink made with sweet mango, pineapple, fresh lime, orange juice, creamy yogurt, tangy chamoy, and spicy Tajín. It is fruity, refreshing, sweet, sour, and lightly fiery, with dramatic red-and-gold swirls in every glass.
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Why you’ll love it

Creamy frozen mango, juicy pineapple, sharp lime, spicy Tajín, and tangy chamoy create a colorful Mexican smoothie that tastes sweet, sour, cold, and fiery all at once. 🥭

Ingredients

Servings: 4 ×1
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  • Mango smoothie base 🥭
  • Chamoy swirl 🌶️
  • For the glass rims ✨
  • To finish 🍽️

Preparation

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Timing details

🕒 Prep: 12 min
🌀 Blend: 3 min
⏰ Total: 15 min

Nutrition

Calories 285 kcal
Protein7 g
Carbohydrates59 g
Fat3 g
Fiber5 g

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Tips & variations

Tip

Use frozen mango rather than fresh mango with excessive ice. Frozen fruit creates a thick, creamy smoothie while preserving a strong tropical flavor instead of making the drink watery.

Why it works

Mango and pineapple provide natural sweetness, yogurt creates a creamy texture, lime and orange add brightness, while chamoy and Tajín introduce the distinctive sweet, sour, salty, and spicy contrast associated with Mexican fruit snacks.

Storage ❄️

This smoothie is best served immediately. The fruit mixture can be refrigerated for up to 12 hours, but it will become thinner as the frozen fruit melts. Stir or briefly blend again before serving.

Variation

For an even more colorful version, blend 150 g frozen strawberries with a spoonful of chamoy and swirl the red fruit mixture through the mango smoothie. For a dairy-free version, use thick coconut or soy yogurt.

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