Kiwi-Mango Smoothie Recipe | Solluna by Kimberly Snyder (2024)

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Ready to boost your immunity, protect your skin and sleep better? It’s time you give my Kiwi-Mango Smoothie Recipe a try and start feeling better from the inside out!

No more excuses, when we have a plethora of smoothie recipes at our disposal. Let’s keep our summer (and our guts), packed with nutrients and not with sludge.

Sexy Seeded Fruit: Kiwi

This vibrant green exotic fruit is in no way ordinary. When sliced, kiwi’s have little black seeds that make this fruit a showcase on its own, and in many ah fruit bowls!

Kiwi has been highly valued for their medicinal properties since long ago. Said to be Chinese in origin, it also came to be known as the national fruit of New Zealand (known as yang tao or, Chinese gooseberry), and then reintroduced to the world as ‘kiwi’.

Over time, kiwi became popular among the Europeans and the Americans— using them in everything from cereals to desserts. Here are a few standout reasons why I love this speckled beaut!

Kiwis are packed with more vitamin C than an equivalent amount of orange—containing numerous phytonutrients, vitamins, and minerals—promoting your overall health.

They have fiber—good for binding and removing toxins from you colon—staying youthful and vibrant, which is a key component of the Beauty Detox Solution lifestyle. In addition, fiber-rich foods, like kiwifruit, are good for keeping the blood sugar levels under control.

Want to help your digestion? Raw kiwi contains actinidain—a protein-dissolving enzyme—that helps digest your meals (similar to papain in papaya or bromelain in pineapple).

Nothing in your body happens without the action of enzymes. So why not add an extra boost with these probiotics!

Kiwi’s also help to boost your immunity, due to their being high in vitamin C and other antioxidant compounds. They also protect your skin from degeneration, thanks to an excellent source of antioxidants found in vitamin E.

If you are coming out of the Blossoming Beauty phase and sensitive to sugar, you know that I advise slowly reintroducing fruit into your diet. Kiwi is one of the many great choices to add, since they are more sour and not as sweet—making it onto my list of fruits that are lower in sugar.

If you’re having trouble sleeping, kiwi fruit contains many medicinally useful compounds, such as antioxidants and serotonin, which may be beneficial in the treatment of sleep disorders. Try having two kiwi’s one hour before bedtime and see whose sleeping besides Sleeping Beauty! ;)

Beauty Fruit: Mango

Mango is one of the juiciest fruits, which makes them one of the most hydrating. And when we keep our bodies hydrated, we not only keep things moving internally but externally too, keeping our skin glowing!

Did you know that mangoes grow near the ocean (the mother of all bodies of water), making them one of the many tropical fruits that are packed with reproductive and creative power—all in their natural form?!

Not only are they juicy (when at their peak), their sweet and luscious flavor contains an abundance of vitamins, minerals, and antioxidants that aid in providing you with optimum health and beauty!

The bright orange-yellow mango contains vitamin C and is an amazing source of beta carotene—a natural antioxidant used by the body to make vitamin A. They do have naturally occurring fructose but this is outweighed when we consider their high antioxidant content and vitamin C.

Mangoes are also very low in saturated fat, low in cholesterol, and sodium, an excellent source of dietary fiber (crucial to regular and safe elimination), and have vitamin B6, vitamin A and vitamin C.

Mangoes are rich in minerals, like magnesium, potassium, and copper. These powerful antioxidants have the power to neutralize free radicals throughout the body—helping to fight against premature aging, that comes from free radicals that damage the cells.

How To Pick Mangoes

When you visit your local farmers market or grocery store, try to look for mangoes that have a stronger or more intense the color of the fruit (or vegetable), the higher the concentration of beta-carotene content.

Try to find more vibrant mangoes, like bright yellow (in the case of champagne), or red/green. There are so many different varieties, so try a few different kinds and see which is your favorite.

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Prepare ingredients.

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Add your peeled and diced fresh mango.

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Add the banana.

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Add the coconut water. Blend starting on low increasing until just smooth.

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Serve immediately. Enjoy!

See full recipe below…

Kiwi-Mango Smoothie Recipe

Kimberly Snyder

5 from 1 vote

Ingredients

  • 4 kiwis peeled
  • 1 1/2 cups ripe mango
  • ½ ripe banana
  • 2 cups coconut water

Instructions

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Happy blending!

All love,
Kimberly

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7 Comments

  1. Kiwi-Mango Smoothie Recipe | Solluna by Kimberly Snyder (9)

    LJon June 11, 2017 at 5:02 am

    Dear Kimberly,
    Thanks for another nourishing recipe. Also grateful for the daily pictures of you and Lil’ Bub. So much Love!

    LJ

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      Rossellaon June 13, 2019 at 3:04 am

      Dear Kimberly I would love to make your delicious wrap but unfortunately I haven’t got a dehydrater and I can’t use the oven for six hours … what else could I do ?

      Reply

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    Carolineon June 12, 2017 at 8:00 am

    Love the recipe! Lovely photo! Too cute!

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    Susanon June 20, 2017 at 5:37 pm

    Loved this delicious smoothie! Reminds me of the mango, pineapple with coconut water!

    Reply

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      Kimberly Snyderon June 21, 2017 at 4:33 am

      Wonderful….let me know what you think when you give it a try! ;)

      Reply

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    Christine B. Linareson July 17, 2017 at 2:46 pm

    Kiwi-Mango Smoothie Recipe | Solluna by Kimberly Snyder (15)
    Hi, Kimberly, really enjoyed this smoothie, I added ground chia seeds, hemp seeds, nutritional yeast and ground flax for extra boost so good. Been following you for 10 years my husband and I have never felt better​! Did I mention we’re both in our 60s but we feel 40, LoL thanks hugs ?

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      Kimberly Snyderon July 19, 2017 at 4:27 am

      That’s so amazing to hear that you and your husband are feeling so good and are on this journey together. Keep up the great work and stay positive. Lots of love and continued support to you two! ;)

      Reply

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Kiwi-Mango Smoothie Recipe | Solluna by Kimberly Snyder (2024)

FAQs

What is the combination of banana and kiwi? ›

Yes, bananas and kiwis can be eaten together. They are both healthy fruits that provide a variety of vitamins, minerals and dietary fibers. There is no specific reason why you should avoid eating them together.

How many calories in a mango smoothie? ›

Nutritional Summary

There are 223 calories in 1 serving of Mango Smoothie. Calorie Breakdown: 18% fat, 76% carbs, 6% prot.

What not to mix with kiwi? ›

Because actinidain in kiwi also breaks down milk proteins, kiwi should not be mixed with dairy products for cooking or baking. Keep your kiwi slices on top of your pavlova and not folded into the cream or the meringue will not form well.

What should not be mixed with banana? ›

5. Citrus fruits. Citrus fruits like lime, oranges or grapefruits if combined with bananas, lead to indigestion or stomach discomfort for some people. This is because of the presence of acidic nutrients in both bananas and citrus fruits, which makes the combination harsh on the stomach.

What does a mango smoothie do to your body? ›

The combination of antipolyphenols and fiber in mango is effective in relieving constipation. Mango also helps to strengthen bones because it contains minerals, calcium, magnesium and B vitamins. Mangoes are high in vitamin C, pectin and fiber, which help lower blood serum cholesterol levels.

Why does my mango smoothie taste bitter? ›

Your smoothies may get bitter if you leave them out overnight due to oxidation. This can be the result of improper handling of the blended smoothies; perhaps you didn't consume it right away or you simply left it out on the table for a longer period of time.

Is mango shake OK for weight loss? ›

Drinking a mango shake occasionally as part of a well-balanced and calorie-controlled diet may not hinder your weight loss efforts. However, if you consume mango shakes frequently and they contribute to an excess of calories, it could potentially lead to weight gain.

Is Mango smoothie good for diabetes? ›

The bottom line. Most of the calories in mango come from sugar, giving this fruit the potential to raise blood sugar levels — a particular concern for people with diabetes. That said, mango can still be a healthy food choice for people trying to improve blood sugar control.

Do McDonald's smoothies have real fruit? ›

The McCafé® Strawberry Banana Smoothie recipe features the perfect combination of real strawberry and banana fruit purees and juices, blended with creamy low fat yogurt and ice. As a part of the McCafé® Menu, Strawberry Banana Smoothie is available in small, medium, and large sizes.

Is banana and kiwi good together? ›

"I just discovered Kiwi and bananas go together very well. This is pretty versatile-the banana can be adjusted for how thick you like your shakes. I'm still experimenting, so let me know how to improve this."

What is a good fruit combination with kiwi? ›

Kiwifruit has a citrusy element to it, which always leads me to pair it with oranges, limes, and lemons. One of my all-time favorite breakfast treats is fresh oranges, kiwis, and full fat yogurt blended with a bit of ice and lime juice.

What are the benefits of kiwi and banana? ›

There are two types of fiber — soluble and insoluble — and both are important. Both types are found in kiwifruit and bananas, a rarity among fiber-rich fruits. Insoluble fiber helps move food through your digestive system. Soluble fiber slows digestion and helps lower glucose levels and cholesterol.

What fruit blends well with kiwi? ›

Natural banana flavor complements kiwi's tartness with its tropical sweetness, creating a harmonious blend that is popular in smoothies and fruit salads. The mellow creaminess of vanilla extract or the tangy sweetness of apricot can be a perfect match for kiwi flavor, either alone or in combination.

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