Frozen Mango Daiquiri

5 from 33 votes

A Frozen Mango Daiquiri is a delicious way to celebrate summertime. Make and enjoy these icy, tropical rum drinks from the comfort of your own kitchen with just a blender!

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Frozen Mango Daiquiri recipe

Some of the most quintessential flavors of summer are the tropical ones, like coconut, kiwi, papaya, mango and pineapple. That’s what I love about tiki drinks. The way they transport you to a sunny beach somewhere, even in your mind.

If you’ve been dreaming of faraway places and sandy beaches, these frozen mango daiquiris are the ticket. Daiquiris are the perfect drink for summertime!

To be honest, a traditional daiquiri isn’t the kind that’s made in a slushie machine. They are really a very different drink than their frozen cousins with the same name.

Classic daiquiris are strong. Made with rum, lime juice and simple syrup, they’re served neat, usually in a coupe glass. Those are delicious, and definitely the true meaning of the word daiquiri, but that’s not what we’re dealing with here.

These frozen mango daiquiris are every bit of the slushie machine drinks you’ll find in the French Quarter of New Orleans or at a beachside shack. The most delicious mango flavor that will transport you right to a vacation!

More daiquiris: Hemingway Daiquiri • Raspberry Daiquiri • Blood Orange Daiquiri

Close up image of the tropical flower and mango garnish on a frozen daiquiri cocktail.

Why you’ll love this recipe

What’s not to love about a cold mango cocktail that is tart and refreshing? This simple recipe is great because:

  • You only need five minutes of prep to time to make this delicious frozen cocktail. Then you can spend more time enjoying your party or time by the poolside.
  • It only requires four ingredients. No crazy and expensive things required to make a delicious tropical cocktail!
  • It is easy to batch make these with a large blender. Just multiply the ingredients to the amount of servings needed, blend it up, and divide it among the glasses.
Two tropical inspired cocktails with purple flowers and cocktail tools around their base.

Tools & glassware 

To make this simple recipe, you’ll need a high powered blender, a jigger and measuring cups and spoons. I prefer to serve these drinks in coupe glasses, but any cocktail glasses that you want to use will work.

Depending on the garnish that you plan to use, you may need to have some cocktail picks on hand too.

Ingredients for mango iced tea with frozen mango.

Ingredients

With just four simple ingredients, you can make the most incredible frozen daiquiri:

  • frozen mango chunks
  • lime juice freshly-squeezed
  • light rum
  • ice cube
A Frozen Mango Daiquiri is sits on a woven rattan coaster garnished with tropical flowers with a bottle of Admiral Nelson's rum in the background.

Best rum for daiquiris

For a frozen daiquiri, you should stick with either silver rum (AKA white rum) or gold rum.

Gold has a bit more body and is slightly stronger, because it’s aged in oak barrels, but it tastes great in fruity cocktails.

Silver is light and crisp, and makes a perfect mixer. It’s my choice for daiquiris and mojitos.

I always recommend choosing a rum in your price point. I have a whole guide about what kind of rum to use in drinks, but Bacardi is what I keep on hand at our house.

Substitutions & variations

Some daiquiri recipes also require additional sweeteners, like simple syrup, agave or honey, but I find the mango to be just perfect on its own. However, if you find the drink to be too tart you can add something to sweeten it.

Keep in mind that you can make daiquiris with other fruits, besides mango. Lime is traditional but don’t miss these frozen lemon daiquiris for a twist. Frozen or fresh strawberries make a delicious strawberry daiquiri, and other citrus and tropical fruits are all great choices as well.

You can absolutely use fresh fruit too, but you may need to add some more ice to compensate. Use a spoon to taste it so you can decide!

A magic bullet blender creates a frozen mango drink with a bottle of rum in the background.
A hand pours a blended mango concoction from a small blender container into a stemmed glass.

How To make a Frozen Mango Daiquiri

For a hot summer day, hopefully spent by the pool, you should definitely whip up a batch of this refreshing frozen mango daiquiri recipe. Here’s what you’ll need to do:

  1. Place the frozen mango, rum, lime juice and two cups of ice into a high powered blender.
  2. Then blend it until super smooth, pour into glasses.
  3. Add a garnish of fresh mango slices — or tropical flowers if you like!

Leftover mango? Make a tropical mango mojito or refreshing tiki punch. If you prefer something non-alcoholic, try hydrating mango agua fresca, a frozen mangonada or a filling mango smoothie!

Tips & tricks

Check out these simple tips to make your frozen mango daiquiri exceptional:

  • Use fresh squeezed lime juice instead of the bottled stuff. It really does make a difference with the taste and will produce a better final product.
  • Make sure all of the ice gets blended up before serving your frozen mango daiquiri. There’s nothing worse than getting a huge chunk of ice in a sip of a cocktail!
  • Don’t make these drinks until just before you are ready to serve. The ice will begin to melt, especially on a warm day, and you don’t want your cocktail to get watery!
Two Frozen Mango Daiquiris on rattan coasters.

What to serve with a Frozen Mango Daiquiri

This yummy drink is good with really any of your favorite snacks and appetizers! Serve it up with things like air fryer mozzarella sticks, whipped feta dip, and cilantro pineapple salsa with chips.

It’s a great drink to serve alongside a plate of nachos or a meal of Hawaiian chicken. Mango cocktails are great with charcuterie boards too!

A blended mango cocktail garnished with flowers and mango slices with another behind it.

Garnishes for a Mango Daiquiri

Candied lemon slices and lemon twist would both be great garnishes for this daiquri. In fact, any citrus slices or twists would be perfect! A sprig of fresh mint would be a nice touch too.

Or, you could rim each glass with something like chili lime seasoning for a fun twist on taste! A simple slice of mango and a pretty tropical flower would also be an easy garnish with a nice presentation.

If you need more ideas, then check out my post on cocktail garnish ideas for summer or these 250+ garnish ideas for any time.

A frozen mango cocktail with garnishes and cocktail tools around its base.

FAQ

What type of alcohol is in a daiquiri?

Classic daiquiris are made with rum. However, if you don’t have that on hand you can foloow htis recipe and make a 1:1 swap with vodka or tequila.

What’s the difference between a Mai Tai and a daiquri?

A mai tai is made with rum, orange juice, lime juice, orange liqueur and often pineapple juice as well. Whereas a daiquiri is made with rum and lime juice but does not use liqueurs and often has different fruits. Most commonly, they’re made with strawberries or mango.

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Frozen Mango Daiquiris

Yield: 2 cocktails
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Cook Time: 0 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes
A sweet, tropical delight that celebrates summer
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ingredients

  • 1 ½ cups frozen mango chunks
  • 3 tablespoons lime juice freshly-squeezed
  • 3 ounces light rum
  • 2 cups ice cubes

instructions

  • Place mango, lime juice, rum and ice cubes in a blender.
  • Blend on high until smooth.
  • Serve immediately and garnish with a cocktail umbrella.

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nutrition information

Yield: 2 cocktails

amount per serving:

Serving: 8ounces Calories: 178kcal Carbohydrates: 20g Protein: 1g Fat: 0.5g Saturated Fat: 0.1g Polyunsaturated Fat: 0.1g Monounsaturated Fat: 0.2g Sodium: 14mg Potassium: 235mg Fiber: 2g Sugar: 17g Vitamin A: 1350IU Vitamin C: 52mg Calcium: 24mg Iron: 0.2mg
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