Low Cal Vanilla Mango Smoothie Recipe {10 Minutes}

Yes, absolutely! Add in whatever fruits you like and have a customized to match your tastes. I can never get enough of the combination of mango and banana together. To be honest, I usually just add whatever fruits I have left over.  It saves money and gives me a different combination every time. Here are a few ideas for you to try:
Strawberries – You can never go wrong with adding some berries to this smoothie. 
Cherries – Whether you want to toss a few in with the mango or have them as a smoothie by themselves, they are yummy! Try maraschino cherries for a super sweet kick.
Kiwi – By adding kiwi to the smoothie, you’ll feel like you’re on a tropical island. 
Pineapple – Adding pineapple is by far my favorite fruit to add with mango. It’s the dream team if you ask me. 
Raspberries – They will change the color, but will add a fun sweet/tart flavor. 
Blueberries – I think that blueberries were made just for smoothies! Try them out and see. 
Papaya – If you haven’t tried some papaya with mango yet, now is the right time. Trust me on this one. 
Coconut – Okay, I realize that coconut isn’t necessarily a fruit, but it goes perfectly with mango and banana. You’re going to be addicted to this idea if you love coconut. 

Using a sweetener of your choice is optional. You can skip any sweetener at all if you want. It’s totally up to you, and as long as you’re happy, I’ll be happy! Here are a few great options:
Honey – I love the flavor of honey drizzled over Greek yogurt, so it makes sense to add it to this smoothie recipe. 
Maple Syrup – Using maple syrup is a wonderful option and adds the right touch of sweetness. 
Stevia – Sprinkle in a packet of stevia to help sweeten it up a little bit. 
Agave Nectar – Yummy! Adding agave nectar is a pleasant surprise and a perfect complement to the drink. 

Yes, this easy recipe is very healthy for you. You’ll get lots of nutrients, and it happens to taste incredible too. Here is a breakdown of the vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants you get when sipping on a smoothie.
Mango – The mango is the star of the show here. There are so many excellent vitamins and minerals you aren’t going to want to skip! Vitamin C, fiber, copper, folate, vitamin B6, vitamin A, potassium, riboflavin, vitamin E, vitamin A, and so much more can be found. 
Banana – Sometimes, bananas get a bad rap because they have a lot of sugar, but they are so good for you. You’ll find folate, magnesium, protein, fiber, vitamin C, potassium, and vitamin B6. Eat up because they’re incredible for you. 
Greek Yogurt – Protein, probiotics, calcium, and potassium are just a few reasons to munch on Greek yogurt. 

Yes, you can add ice, if you want. Keep in mind; it will water it down some. I recommend just putting in four or so ice cubes. That way, it’s enough to make it super cold, but not enough to make it over-watery. Try it out and see what the perfect amount is for you. 

I find that this smoothie recipe is best if you drink it right away. However, you can make it ahead of time if you want to. Just prepare the smoothie and put it in a jar with a lid or cup and put it in the fridge. It will last around 1-2 days in the refrigerator. Be sure to give it a good shake before drinking and enjoy it! We have also learned how to make smoothies in freezer safe jars to drink later!