Sparkling Mango Lemonade Drink

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Grab some summer vibes with this fizzy mango lemonade you can whip up fast. Stir up water and sugar for a quick syrup—no need to overthink it. Mix with mango and lemon in a big pitcher. Pour bubbly water on top, chill it down, and serve with plenty of ice. This sunny drink packs a tropical punch and is perfect for hangouts or brunch. Keep it in the fridge for about four days. Give it a gentle swirl before each pour so you get every bit of tasty flavor.

Ranah
Updated on Tue, 27 May 2025 17:23:10 GMT
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When the sun's blazing, this Mango Lemonade always saves the day for me. It's bright, sweet, and a little tangy, giving any hangout those vacation vibes. Toss together a handful of easy-to-find stuff and you're sipping in no time—great for last-minute plans or when you're just busy.

First time I made this, it vanished at a picnic! Now, I make sure I grab mangoes every week just in case—everyone keeps asking for more of this fun drink.

Sunny Ingredients

  • Sparkling water: brings fizz and a sparkling finish, though still water also works if you want a classic sip
  • Fresh lemon juice: boosts the tangy vibe, grab lemons that feel heavy—they’re usually juiciest
  • Mango purée: that bold yellow color and tropical kick comes from ripe, smashed-up mango, fresh or canned, your pick
  • Caster or white sugar: helps sweeten things up quickly—fine sugar melts the quickest
  • Water: helps everything mix together and makes your main syrup base

For the mash, pick mangoes that have a sweet smell and a slight squeeze to them—those are the winners for blending.

Simple Steps

Chill and Pour:
Pop the lemonade in the fridge to cool off or skip ahead and pour it straight over a glass packed with ice. Stir well since mango tends to settle.
Blend in Syrup:
Pour the cooled syrup into the mix and swirl everything around so it’s smooth and evenly sweet.
Add Your Water:
Slowly tip in your choice of bubbly or regular water, stirring as you go to mix the syrup through and keep extra fizz if that’s your thing.
Mango with Lemon:
Dump the mango blend and lemon juice into a jug and mix well so every bit is lively and tangy.
Stir Up the Syrup:
Heat water and sugar in a pot over medium, stirring till the sugar's all gone and it's clear as day. Let it cool down a little, so you're not melting the ice later.
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There’s nothing like the bold mango color in this one—it honestly brightens up every get-together. My crew always wants a batch for birthdays. It’s pure sunshine in a glass and reminds us of summer breaks by the sea.

Keep It Fresh

Pop your Mango Lemonade in the fridge with a tight lid and you’re good for about four days. Stir before you serve—sometimes the thick mango sinks. Want it super chilly? Pour it over a bunch of ice right before drinking, so it keeps its flavor and doesn’t water down.

Swap Options

No fresh mango? Frozen works if you just thaw and blend it till smooth. Worst case, bottled lemon juice can step in, but fresh lemons really take the flavor up a notch.

Fun Ways to Serve

Pour it into big glasses with loads of ice or even crushed ice for a frostier drink. Pop a wedge of lemon or a slice of mango on the edge for a fun touch. You can even turn it into a cool mocktail—just add fresh mint or a splash of soda water.

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A Bit of Background

In places like India and the Caribbean, mango drinks are everywhere and loved all year. With this lemonade, you get that bright, sunshine-y nostalgia in every glass, no matter where you are.

Frequently Asked Questions

→ Can I use fresh or canned mango?

You can go with fresh mango or grab canned mango purée. If you use fresh, just blend the peeled pieces until smooth and you're set.

→ Is sparkling water necessary?

You don't have to use sparkling water. Still water works fine for a classic take, but bubbles give it extra pop.

→ How sweet is this drink?

You can make it how you like. Add more sugar if you want it sweeter, or use riper fruit for natural sugar. It's up to you.

→ How long can I store it in the fridge?

This drink lasts up to four days in your fridge if it's covered. Each time, give it a gentle stir first.

→ What are some serving suggestions?

Pop it over ice cubes. Add fresh mint leaves or a slice of lemon for some extra flair. Works great at parties, picnics, or anytime you need a cool boost.

→ Can I make it in advance?

Yes, you totally can! Make ahead and chill so it's super cold. Just stir right before you pour for the best blend.

Sparkling Mango Lemonade Drink

Chilled sparkling water meets juicy mango and zippy lemon for a thirst-quenching drink made for hot afternoons.

Prep Time
10 Minutes
Cook Time
~
Total Time
10 Minutes
By: Ranah


Difficulty: Easy

Cuisine: International

Yield: 8 Servings

Dietary: Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free

Ingredients

→ Base

01 960 ml sparkling or flat water, your choice
02 80 ml fresh lemon juice
03 390 g puréed mango, canned or blended at home
04 150 g superfine sugar
05 240 ml plain water

Instructions

Step 01

Once you've cooked the simple syrup, let it cool for a bit. Don't rush this part, just set aside while you do the next stuff.

Step 02

Dump 240 ml water and 150 g sugar into a medium saucepan, then warm it up over medium heat. Stir often, and when the sugar's all gone and things start bubbling, take it off the heat.

Step 03

Throw 390 g mango purée with 80 ml lemon juice into a big pitcher. Stir them together until it looks nice and smooth.

Step 04

Slowly pour in the 960 ml of bubbly or regular water, stirring as you go so everything gets mixed up evenly.

Step 05

Pour your simple syrup into the pitcher too, then give everything a final stir. You can serve over ice right away, or stick it in the fridge if you like it properly cold. Don't forget to stir again before pouring if it's been chilling.

Notes

  1. Go for sweet, ripe mangoes or grab premium canned stuff for better taste. Change up the syrup amount if you want it less or more sweet.

Tools You'll Need

  • Big pitcher
  • Medium pot
  • Measuring cups and spoons
  • Spoon or spatula (wood or silicone both work)
  • Fridge for chilling if you want

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.
  • Calories: 107
  • Total Fat: 0.1 g
  • Total Carbohydrate: 27.1 g
  • Protein: 0.4 g