Botanical Elixir & Mango Popsicle Recipe

This mango popsicle recipe is a sponsored post written by me on behalf of Blüm Beverages but all opinions are my own.

It has been so painfully hot outside lately that I have been inspired to create this refreshing and unique mango popsicle recipe to help you beat the heat!

Nothing cools you down quite like a frozen treat and these botanical elixir mango popsicle recipe ingredients are sure to be a pleasant surprise on a hot Summer day.

Finished product of Botanical Elixir Mango Popsicle Recipe

Enjoy the flavors of delicious juicy mangos paired with the refreshing flavors of the Uplift blend from Blüm.

Keep in mind that these easy mango popsicles are non-alcoholic so everyone, especially the kids, can enjoy this Summer treat.

Mango Popsicles on Tray

Incorporating Blüm in these Mango Popsicles

I have recently had the wonderful opportunity to try out two Alcohol-Free Botanical Brewed Blends from Blüm Beverages and decided to make homemade popsicles.

I have always been a fan of eating a plant based diet but I have never created a popsicle recipe that incorporated flowers, until now.

Infusing innovation and botanical allure, I merged my love for plant-based cuisine with Blüm Beverages’ Alcohol-Free Botanical Brewed Blends.

My basic mango popsicle recipe intertwined harmoniously with the intricate botanicals and when frozen they created a delicious treat that the whole family loved.

Two bottles of Blum and two glasses

What are Mango Popsicles Made Of?

Mango popsicles are a delightful blend of ripe and juicy mango chunks, combined with a flavorful liquid base.

In this particular recipe, the mango chunks are paired with the refreshing and unique flavors of the Uplift blend from Blüm Beverages.

The Uplift blend features a combination of natural botanicals such as rose, hibiscus, calendula, prickly pear, and yerba mate.

These ingredients not only infuse the popsicles with delightful flavors but also contribute to the overall sensory experience of these frozen treats.

Glass of Elixir next to flowers

Variations on this Botanical Mango Popsicle Recipe

Elevate your mango popsicle adventure by exploring a world of delectable variations that beckon your taste buds.

While the classic recipe dances with the harmonious duo of mango and Blüm’s Uplift blend, consider infusing a touch of creaminess by substituting water with velvety coconut milk.

The addition of a touch of honey and freshly squeezed lime juice enhances the natural sweetness of the mango and botanical blend, creating a harmonious and refreshing summer treat.

Blum being poured into glass

For a playful twist, switch up the sweetener – opt for the rich depth of maple syrup or the delicate charm of cane sugar.

To introduce a texture that packs a big bite, dice up extra mango and sprinkle the vibrant chunks into the mixture before freezing.

Try incorporating the Zen Blend which is smooth and calming while delivering tranquility to the soul with delicious ingredients like lavender, hibiscus, chamomile, elderflower, holy basil & I-theanine.

Wine glass next to Blum Beverages bottle

Ingredients Needed for this Mango Popsicle Recipe

I used the Uplift blend from Blüm for my popsicle recipe and I am so glad I did. The sweet flavors of mango pair deliciously with the natural botanicals found in this blend.

This elegant and uplifting blend awakens the soul boasting ingredients like rose, hibiscus, calendula, prickly pear & yerba mate.

This is the perfect flavor to create a deliciously easy popsicle recipe. Which has inspired me to make these Botanical Elixir and Mango Popsicles!

To create this popsicle recipe you will need a bottle of the Uplift blend from Blüm and a few mangos. You will also need popsicle sticks and plastic or silicone popsicle molds.

You could also freeze the mixture in ice cube trays for a simple snack. This is useful if you don’t already have a traditional storebought mold. Although the popsicles are so good it may be worth picking some up from the store.

Mangos and Elixir next to popsicle sticks

How to Make Botanical Elixir & Mango Popsicles

The first step is to cut the skin off of the mangos.

Then prepare the fruit by cutting it off of the pit.

After this is done, add it to a blender to make a mango puree.

Mango Chunks in Blender

After making a mango puree in the blender, add it to the bottom of your popsicle molds.

Mango getting poured into popsicle molds

Add just enough to create a layer.

Make sure to leave plenty of space for the rest of the ingredients.

Pouring Elixir into Popsicle Molds on top of Mango

Make sure you alternate between the Uplift blend from Blüm and the mangos when creating this popsicle recipe.

Botanical Elixir on top of Mangos in Popsicle Molds

The two flavors layered in this popsicle complement each other so be sure to alternate when pouring in each addition.

popsicle molds

Once all of your ingredients are added to the popsicle forms, add the popsicle sticks to the molds.

The last step is to place the mango popsicles in the freezer overnight.

Mango Popsicles Recipe

I am so excited for you to try this delicious popsicle recipe!

If you love making homemade popsicles from fresh fruit, You may also want to give these raspberry creamsicles a try. These creamy popsicles are a healthy ice cream treat that is perfect for a low carb diet.

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Mango Popsicle Recipe

Botanical Elixir & Mango Popsicle Recipe

Prep Time: 5 minutes
Total Time: 5 minutes

Ingredients

  • Uplift blend from Blüm
  • 3 mangos

Instructions

    The first step is to cut the skin off of the mangos, prepare the fruit by cutting it off of the pit, and then add it to a blender to make a mango puree.

    After pureeing the mangos in the blender, add them to the bottom of the molds.

    Add just enough to create a layer but make sure to leave plenty of space for the rest of the ingredients.

    Make sure you alternate between the Uplift blend from Blüm and the mangos when creating this popsicle recipe.

    Once all of your ingredients are added to the popsicle forms, add popsicle sticks and place the popsicles in the freezer overnight.

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39 thoughts on “Botanical Elixir & Mango Popsicle Recipe”

  1. It has been SWELTERING hot in New York City these past few days and these popsicles would really hit the spot! I love Mango and think the pairing with Blum sounds like pure genius to me, I entered, would love to add Blum to my home bar! (I am definitely pairing mine with alcohol though, LOL) 🙂

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  2. Now this is my kind of popsicle. It is so hot here today, this would be a perfect way to wind down from this hot day. THanks for this great idea. I think I might have to make my own Mommy Popsicles! ha!! Great flavor combo too!

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  3. Mango is a delicious flavor that I don’t get enough of. I would love to try making these at home. I just have to keep them out of the kiddos’ view.

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  4. Wow I thought this drink had a wine infusion. Darn it but this is a good alternative for those who do not drink at all. Looks great I love how these Popsicles came out.

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  5. These look delicious. Perfect for an after bbq treat or to cool off on a hot summers day. I love how you have incorporated flowers into the recipe really brings the summer feeling home.

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  6. These are great refreshing flavors. When you’re bored with water, making your own popsicles at home can spice things up. Mangoes are my favorite so I guess I’ll choose to go with that.

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  7. I can’t get over how colorful these Popsicles are. They look and sound delicious. I have never heard of Mango Botanical before. I’m entering this giveaway. It sounds like something I would totally love.

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  8. I have never heard of this product before and I am pleased that it is alcohol free. These popsicles look and sound so refreshing. I would love to make them….

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  9. This looks absolutely amazing. I could definitely appreciate having one of these during the summer heat. Both tasty and refreshing. I haven’t done too much on the popsicle making front. I am going to have to get some stuff to make popsicles with.

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  10. I think it would be interesting to add flowers bu you would have to sure find something that tastes good and isnt harmful. Interesting though!

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  11. I really like the colors in this. I know it would be a hit here, and these would be nice enough to serve guests at a cookout!

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  12. Wow!!! What an amazing find. With me not drinking much alcohol this is exactly what I need in my life. One of hubbies favorite fruits is mango!! Added to my shopping list and hopefully able to find it!!! So excited thanks!!!

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  13. Those are the coolest looking popsicles that I’ve ever seen. I know that they would be a huge hit at any pool party or outdoor barbecue.

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