I still remember the first time I made this mango daiquiri mocktail recipe. It was one of those laid-back weekends, and I really wanted something refreshing but totally alcohol-free.
I had ripe mangoes sitting on the counter and a craving for something fun. A little experimenting with a few fresh ingredients (and suddenly) this fantastic drink was born!
It’s now one of my favorite go-to drinks, and I think it’s a great one to add to your list of mango mocktails. I have a feeling you’re going to love it too.
Why You’ll Love This Recipe

Ingredients You’ll Need
Okay, here’s what you need. Pretty simple stuff!
Equipment
You don’t need much just the basics:
Step-by-Step Instructions
Ready? Let’s blend this delicious mango daiquiri mocktail!
Step 1:
Put the frozen mango chunks and fresh lime juice and simple syrup and cold water into your blender.
Step 2:
Pop the lid on tight. Blend it on high until everything is smooth. It should look like a thick slushy. (This usually takes about a minute maybe less)
Step 3:
Is it too thick? Add a tiny bit more water and blend again for just a second. Too thin? Add a few more frozen mango bits or a couple ice cubes and give it another quick blend. (You want it just right)
Step 4:
Now, its the time to give it a quick taste. Need it sweeter? Add a touch more simple syrup and blend for a second. Want more zing? A tiny bit more lime juice will do it. (Getting the sweet and tart balance right is important)
Step 5:
Pour your amazing mango mocktail into some nice glasses (chilled ones are great). Add a lime slice or mint leaf if you feel fancy.
Enjoy it right away while its cold and slushy!

Pro Tips
Here are a few little tricks I’ve learned from making this lots of times:
Variation Ideas
Do you want to mix things up? Try these:

FAQs
Yes you can. But you’ll need to add about 1 cup or maybe 1.5 cups of ice cubes to get it slushy. This might make the mango flavor a little less strong though.
Easy! Just gently heat equal parts water and sugar (like half cup water half cup sugar) in a small pan. Stir until the sugar melts. Let it cool down completely before you use it. (You can keep leftovers in the fridge)
Its really best made fresh right before serving. If it sits around it melts and loses that perfect slushy texture. You can measure out the lime juice and syrup ahead of time though!
Yep! As written its totally vegan and gluten-free. Simple and natural.
It probably means you need more frozen ingredients. Make sure your mango was frozen solid. You can also add a few ice cubes and blend again. Try not to use too much liquid at the beginning.
Conclusion
So there you go! A super simple recipe for a delicious and refreshing mango daiquiri mocktail you can easily make at home.
Its a great way to enjoy those tropical flavors without any alcohol. Perfect for cooling down on a warm day or just treating yourself.
Did you try making it? What did you think? Let me know how it turned out.
Please rate the recipe below and leave a comment! I always enjoy hearing from you.

Mango Daiquiri Mocktail
Equipment
- Blender
- Measuring Cups
- Measuring Spoons
- Lime Squeezer (optional but helpful)
- Serving Glasses
Ingredients
- 2 cups Frozen Mango Chunks
- 1/4 cup Fresh Lime Juice (about 2 limes)
- 2 tablespoons Simple Syrup (adjust to your taste)
- 1/2 cup Cold Water
- Lime slices or wedges and fresh mint leaves (Optional: For garnish)
Instructions
- Put the frozen mango lime juice simple syrup and cold water in your blender.
- Blend on high speed. Keep going until its smooth and looks like a thick slushy (about 30-60 seconds).
- Check how thick it is. Too thick? Add a little more water blend quick. Too thin? Add more frozen mango or a few ice cubes blend quick.
- Taste it. Does it need more sweetness? Add a bit more simple syrup and blend for a second.
- Pour into chilled glasses right away.
- Add a lime slice or mint leaf if you like. Serve immediately and enjoy!
Notes
- Frozen mango works best for that icy texture! If using fresh add about 1 to 1.5 cups of ice.
- Sweetness depends on your mangoes so taste and adjust the simple syrup.
- Always use fresh lime juice if you can. It tastes way better.
- Drink it right after making it for the best frosty texture.