Say goodbye to summer with a glass of this sweet temptation! A frozen peach and mango daiquiri recipe that will keep you refreshed all summer long.
Fruits are loaded with vitamins, so this frozen mango cocktail can be considered a healthy addition to your diet—am I right?
Why you should make this frozen Daiquiri cocktail
- It's a crowd-pleaser. Like my gin and orange cocktail, this drink can be multiplied for a crowd.
- it tastes phenomenal
- it uses fresh or frozen fruit, no need of pulp
- Ready in minutes
- uses simple ingredients
📃Ingredient Description
This delightful and dangerously addictive cocktail combines fresh summer fruits, simple syrup, and rum for a quick and easy cocktail slurp. This cocktail is easy to put together with Six ingredients. If you’ve ever tried the classic daiquiri, then you know how fresh the contrasting sweet and sour piquancy leaves your palate.
You'll need the following for the frozen mango daiquiri recipe:
- Peaches
- Mango
- White Rum (good quality)
- Lime juice
- simple syrup
- pineapple juice
The fun part about making this frozen cocktail at home is that you can adjust to taste. Throw a bunch of fruit in there and a splash of rum, like this Strawberry daiquiri. If you don't want to walk sideways or slow steps, go easy on the rum, but either way, you will tantalize your taste buds.
Speaking of rum, have you tried this fiery papaya rum cocktail? It's an adventure in itself.
Using Fresh Fruits for Cocktails
I love to use fresh fruits to add a little twist to the classic daiquiri. To make your signature cocktail, use your favorite fresh fruit that is in season and readily available.
I've made this cocktail several times with fresh strawberries, bananas, watermelons, cantaloupes, pears, and cherries.
If you are going for the frozen daiquiri instead of using ice cubes, I find it essential to freeze the fruits. Ice cubes water down the drink and compromise the full flavors.
So, freeze your choice of fresh fruit for two hours or so beforehand and then blend with the rest of the ingredients.
How to freeze fruits for smoothies or cocktails
- Wash the fruit, and pat dry with a paper towel.
- Cut the fruit to desired sizes or shapes.
- Line a cookie sheet with parchment paper.
- Line the fruits on a single layer a few inches apart.
- Freeze for about two hours or overnight. Transfer the fruits into freezer bags, making sure to remove trapped air. Place the bags in the freezer for up to six months for future use. Blend as desired for any frozen fruit recipe.
Can I substitute the alcohol?
Yes. As mentioned earlier, you can customize this mango daiquiri cocktail. You can substitute vodka for rum.
Can you believe it! Summer is almost behind us! Time really does fly. As much as I enjoyed the scorching heat, I can barely wait for fall, and what better way to welcome those fresh autumnal days and watch the leaves drop than with a delicious mango daiquiri in hand! The flavors are sure to have you reminiscing about those hazy summer nights.
I hope you’ll give this easy frozen peach daiquiri recipe a try. If you are looking for something with more of a citrus burst, try this thirst-quenching limonata recipe
Share a glass with us on our social media if you make this cocktail using the hashtag worldlytreat(#worldlytreat). We’d love to join the soirée. Don’t forget to pin it for later.
Talk soon,
Maureen
Sip responsibly!
📖 Recipe
Peach and Mango Daiquiri
Ingredients
- ½ Cup chopped frozen Peaches
- ½ Cup chopped frozen Mango
- 4 .oz White Rum (good quality)
- 2 .oz freshly-squeezed lime juice (from two limes)
- 2 Tablespoons simple syrup
- 2 .oz pineapple juice (light) (optional)
- sliced Peaches to garnish
Instructions
- Blend all the ingredients in a blender until smooth. Pour the mixture into a serving glass and garnish with sliced peach or lime wedge
Notes
How to make simple syrup at home
Ingredients- ½ cup water
- ½ cup granulated sugar
Nutrition
Any! This all boils down to taste. White rum, dark-aged rum, or pale rum will do just fine. But, bear in mind rum differs by region. A rum with a mild fruity flavor won't overpower the cocktail compared to one that has been flavored.
Tasha at Lady Boss Studio says
This looks delicious! A perfect way to say goodbye to summer. Can't wait to try it.
Sara says
LOL, was that warning just for me 😉 This does look so good and I can't wait to try!
Jessica Welling says
This looks delicious! All the fresh (frozen) fruit- so refreshing! I want one right now!
Nancie says
Peaches and mangos are two of my favourites. I'll be making this drink for sure. Thanks for the recipe.
Deborah Salko says
I love daiquiris especially when they include mango!
Nicole says
These peach and mango daiquiris look yummy, definitely a cocktail that would be a hit with me and my friends. Pinning this for our next girls night!
Catherine Santiago Jose says
Now, this is such a unique drinks for everyone. From the looks of it, I believe it's very refreshing and delicious. Everyone need this especially it's a very hot world out there.
Bianca osbourne says
WOW! I've never made my own daquiri from scratch but you've changed my thinking!
Sondra Barker says
Wow, this drink looks very tempting! Can't wait to try this on a hot day.
Joanna says
This recipe comes right on time, as I have just received a bag full of ripe mangoes from a friend, and I am still deciding what to make with them. Who doesn't love a yummy daiquiri?
Rachel says
I think everytime I try to do a blended drink with real fruit, I miss the simple syrup. I am going to have to test this recipe out.
Maureen Celestine says
Hope you enjoy it.
Preet says
This looks so delightful and tasty. I just love everything about this!. This would disappear in no time at our house!.
Maureen Celestine says
It was gone in a heartbeat before the shoot was over, so I totally feel ya!
Czjai Reyes-Ocampo says
OMG I don't think I'll be able to stop drinking this, haha! Thanks for the warning lol.
Maureen Celestine says
Ha ha ha! I see you caught that. It gets addictive real quick.
Corina says
This looks so delicious, really wants to try it, Thanks for sharing ingredients.
xo Corina
Evelyn Hernandez says
We love mangoes, and would love to make this daiquiri for my son without the alcohol. Yummy!
Lisa Rios says
Peach and mango sounds like an amazing combination. I would love to make this at home!
Carmen Edwards says
This sounds like the first combo. Perfect for a summer drink.
Nicole says
This looks so yummy and addictive! This will be perfect for our next girls night, thank you so much!
Ellie Plummer says
This sounds so delicious, I bet it is perfect for summer. I may have to try this myself.
Jessica | amongblu says
Yumm! Peach and mango are two of my favorites! Can’t wait to try!
Maureen Celestine says
Mango are my faves! Heavenly combo...I hope you like it.
Ekenechukwu says
I tasted this before and almost drank like 4 glasses at a go
There was no stopping me.
It was really a nice drink
Maureen Celestine says
It truly is girl! Thanks
Megan says
Omg this looks so good, and I love the use of real fresh fruit! What an amazing combo. So refreshing.
Alisa Infanti says
I never thought about only using frozen fruit and skipping the ice cubes. You are right that is why my drinks seem watered down. Thanks for the tip!
Maureen Celestine says
My pleasure, Alisa. 🙂
Ashley says
Daiquiri's are always a go-to for me when I go out to eat, but I haven't perfected making them at home yet. This recipe sounds so good and simple to make. I love the fact that there is real fruit in it! I'll have to give it a try this weekend when we have friends over. Thanks for sharing!
Maureen Celestine says
Aye! me, too, Ashley. Annnd they aren't cheap. A homemade one is definitely a bargain. ;)Thanks for stopping by.
URMILA DEVEN says
look yummy ...i will make it for my husband soon...thanks for giving me this idea...
Maureen Celestine says
It's my pleasure, Urmila. I hope it becomes one of his favorite drinks 🙂
Surekh says
This is incredible. I love mango smoothies. I am going to try this
Maureen Celestine says
I hope you liked it, Surekh?