Add chopped mangoes, milk, sugar, and ice in a blender jar.
Blend until everything is combined and the consistency is smooth.
After blending, taste the milkshake and add more sugar if needed.
Pour the chilled mango milkshake into glasses and serve.
Thicker or Thinner Consistency
For a very thick consistency, add only a cup of milk or do not add ice.
After blending, if you find your milkshake very thick, add more milk for the thinner consistency.
Topping Suggestions
Top the milkshake with chopped nuts. I have garnished it with chopped pistachio.
You can also add a dollop of whipped cream.
For the dessert treat, add a scoop of vanilla or mango ice cream into the serving glasses.
To make the milkshake extra chilled, add ice into the serving glasses and then pour the milkshake.
Variations
Instead of sugar, add natural sweeteners like honey, agave, or coconut sugar.
For the very rich and creamy mango milkshake, replace ¼ to ½ cup of milk with cream.
To serve this milkshake as a dessert, add vanilla or mango ice cream with other ingredients to the blender. You can add a scoop of real vanilla or mango ice cream.
Make It Vegan
For vegan mango milkshake, use non-dairy milk. My personal favorite is cashew milk, but you can also add almond milk or coconut milk.
Notes
Mangoes: Choose the mangoes that are ripe, sweet, juicy, and have fewer or no fibers. Do not use the mangoes, which are even a bit sour. Sour mangoes may ruin the milkshake and curdle the milk.
Milk: Use whole milk for the creamy milkshake. Or replace ¼ cup of low-fat milk with heavy cream.
Sugar: If your mangoes are very sweet, you may not need to add sugar. Or first, blend everything without sugar, and then add as much sugar as you require. Instead of sugar, you can add a natural sweetener of choice.