I love starting my day with a Mango Coconut Smoothie that feels like a mini tropical getaway. The blend of coconut milk, zesty orange, juicy mango and a frozen banana creates a creamy treat. I add a touch of maple syrup for a perfect hint of sweetness that makes every sip delightful.

I’ve recently been playing around in the kitchen and came up with a Coconut Orange Mango Smoothie that is both super simple and totally tasty. I start with one cup of unsweetened coconut milk and blend in a large orange that i peeled and chopped.
The ripe mango chunks that i add really bring a bright, tropical flavor to the mix, and i love tossing in a frozen banana for extra creaminess. Sometimes i finish it off with a couple teaspoons of maple syrup if i feel it needs a little extra sweetness.
This isn’t just any smoothie – it’s a refreshing, healthy treat that fits perfectly with my go-to vegan smoothies, and i’ve even experimented with smoothie bowls that add a fun twist to the usual Mango Coconut Smoothie. This drink is like a splash of sunshine on a busy day and i’m excited for you to try it too.
Why I Like this Recipe
I love this recipe because it totally gives me tropical vibes in every sip. First off, its creamy texture, boosted by the frozen banana, makes drinking it feel like a mini vacation. Secondly, I dig that it’s super simple with only five ingredients, so I can whip it up really fast on busy mornings. Also, since it’s vegan, I feel good knowing I’m treating my body well without any guilt. And lastly, the mix of coconut, orange, and mango just tastes like a burst of sunshine that makes my day a whole lot brighter.
This coconut, orange and mango smoothie is crazy creamy and tastes like a slice of tropical heaven. It’s got that chill, beachy vibe that makes you wish you were on a vacation. With only five simple ingredients, it’s so easy to make and really shows you how delicious healthy food can be. Enjoying it always feels like a little treat for my taste buds, and honestly, it never fails to lift my mood.
Ingredients

- Unsweetened coconut milk gives healthy fats and a creamy texture for the blend.
- Fresh orange gives vitamin C and a tangy burst that enhances natural sweetness.
- Ripe mango adds natural sweetness and fiber while boosting that tropical flavor.
- Frozen banana makes it extra creamy and offers potassium for a rich texture.
- Maple syrup can sweeten the smoothie slightly if needed giving a smooth finish.
- These ingredients are packed with vitamins and minerals that help your body thrive.
- Together they create a vibrant and nutritious smoothie that tastes simply amazing.
Ingredient Quantities
- 1 cup unsweetened coconut milk
- 1 large orange, peeled and chopped
- 1 cup ripe mango chunks
- 1 frozen banana for extra creaminess
- 1 to 2 teaspoons maple syrup to sweeten (if needed)
How to Make this
1. Gather all your ingredients on the counter.
2. Pour one cup of unsweetened coconut milk into your blender.
3. Add one large orange, peeled and chopped into small pieces.
4. Next, add the cup of ripe mango chunks to the blender.
5. Toss in the frozen banana for that extra creamy texture.
6. Drizzle in one teaspoon of maple syrup, you can add the extra teaspoon later if it’s not sweet enough.
7. Secure the lid on your blender and blend everything until it’s completely smooth; if the mix is too thick, pour in a little more coconut milk and blend again.
8. Taste your smoothie and if you want it sweeter, add more maple syrup and give it another quick blend.
9. Pour your tropical creation into a glass.
10. Enjoy your creamy, sunshine taste that feels like a tropical getaway!
Equipment Needed
1. Blender
2. Measuring cup
3. Knife
4. Cutting board
5. Teaspoon for measuring maple syrup
6. Serving glass
These are all you need to gather your ingredients, chop the fruit, and blend up the smoothie.
FAQ
Coconut Orange Mango Smoothie Recipe Substitutions and Variations
- If you dont have unsweetened coconut milk, try using unsweetened almond milk or cashew milk instead
- If you’re out of a large orange, go for mandarin oranges or even grapefruit chunks for that citrus flavor
- If ripe mango chunks are hard to find, frozen peaches or pineapple chunks can work really well
- Not enough frozen banana for creaminess? Try blending in half a ripe avocado to keep it smooth
- If you dont want to use maple syrup to sweeten, add a drizzle of honey or agave nectar instead
Pro Tips
1. Try freezing your fruits a bit before blending – especially the banana – it really helps to boost that creamy feel without needing a ton of extra ice.
2. When you’re adding the maple syrup, go slow. Taste your smoothie as you go so you don’t end up with one that’s too sweet, sometimes a little is all you need.
3. If the blend looks too thick, try adding a splash of extra coconut milk little by little until you reach the perfect pourable texture.
4. Give the orange a good look – make sure it’s super fresh and peel it really well so you don’t get any of the bitter pith messing with your smoothie flavor.
Coconut Orange Mango Smoothie Recipe
My favorite Coconut Orange Mango Smoothie Recipe
Equipment Needed:
1. Blender
2. Measuring cup
3. Knife
4. Cutting board
5. Teaspoon for measuring maple syrup
6. Serving glass
These are all you need to gather your ingredients, chop the fruit, and blend up the smoothie.
Ingredients:
- 1 cup unsweetened coconut milk
- 1 large orange, peeled and chopped
- 1 cup ripe mango chunks
- 1 frozen banana for extra creaminess
- 1 to 2 teaspoons maple syrup to sweeten (if needed)
Instructions:
1. Gather all your ingredients on the counter.
2. Pour one cup of unsweetened coconut milk into your blender.
3. Add one large orange, peeled and chopped into small pieces.
4. Next, add the cup of ripe mango chunks to the blender.
5. Toss in the frozen banana for that extra creamy texture.
6. Drizzle in one teaspoon of maple syrup, you can add the extra teaspoon later if it’s not sweet enough.
7. Secure the lid on your blender and blend everything until it’s completely smooth; if the mix is too thick, pour in a little more coconut milk and blend again.
8. Taste your smoothie and if you want it sweeter, add more maple syrup and give it another quick blend.
9. Pour your tropical creation into a glass.
10. Enjoy your creamy, sunshine taste that feels like a tropical getaway!

















