A copycat make-at-home version of the Costa Mango & Passion Fruit Cooler. So easy to make and much cheaper too.
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If you have a child who loves the Mango & Passion Fruit Coolers from Costa then this recipe is going to save you a fortune!
I must admit I'm partial to one too, but I just can't justify the cost anymore so decided to start making them at home myself.
Instructions
This is honestly so simple and I can't even call it a recipe really! But it's just passion fruit juice and frozen mango blended together until smooth.
You will need to use quite a powerful blender to blitz through the frozen fruit. I'm using the Ninja Blast which I bought just recently and am finding it so handy for single serve drinks like this.
- This is the passion fruit juice I used. But any still passion juice will work just fine.
- Add 250ml to the blender.
- Along with 150g of frozen mango chunks.
- Blitz until completely smooth.
Pour into a glass and enjoy! This is the perfect portion for one but you can of course use a bigger blender if you want to make multiple.
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Mango & Passion Fruit Cooler
- Prep Time: 2 minutes
- Total Time: 2 minutes
- Yield: 1 1x
- Category: Drinks
Description
A copycat make-at-home version of the Costa Mango & Passionfruit Cooler. So easy to make and much cheaper too.
Ingredients
- 250ml passion fruit juice
- 150g frozen mango
Instructions
- Add the passion fruit juice and frozen mango to a blender and blitz until smooth.
- Serve immediately
Glandore Foods says
GlandoreFoods.ie
This Mango & Passion Fruit Cooler is such a refreshing and smart idea—especially for the warmer months ahead! At Glandore Foods, we love discovering easy, healthy drink alternatives that are both child-friendly and budget-friendly. The simplicity of using frozen mango and passion fruit juice is brilliant. We can definitely see this being a hit in school lunch programs too. Thanks for sharing such a tasty and cost-effective recipe, Ciara!