For a creamy fruit smoothie, start with ingredients whose flavors you already love. Mango, banana, and plain Greek yogurt make a straightforward combination: tropical fruit, mellow sweetness, and a tangy finish. Hummus Us authentic Greek yogurt, made without preservatives, works as the plain base for this homemade recipe.
This recipe is a serving suggestion to make at home. Adjust the fruit and liquid to suit your blender and the texture you prefer.
Ingredients for one large or two small servings
- 1/2 cup plain Greek yogurt
- 1/2 cup ripe mango pieces
- 1 small ripe banana, sliced
- 2 to 4 tablespoons cold water or milk, plus more if needed
- A few ice cubes, optional
If you use frozen fruit, begin without the ice. If you use fresh fruit, chilled ingredients help you get a cool smoothie without needing a large amount of ice that can dilute the flavor.
How to blend it
- Add the liquid, yogurt, mango, and banana to your blender, following its loading instructions.
- Blend until smooth. Stop and scrape down the sides safely if needed.
- Add more liquid one tablespoon at a time until the mixture blends and pours the way you like.
- Taste before adding any sweetener, then pour and serve immediately.
Adjust the texture and flavor
For a thicker smoothie, use frozen banana slices or reduce the liquid. For a lighter drink, add a little more water or milk. If the mango tastes tart, a riper banana may give the balance you want.
Plain yogurt lets the fruit guide the sweetness. A smoothie made with fruit still contains naturally occurring sugars, even if you do not add a sweetener. Choose your ingredients based on your own preferences and dietary requirements.
Turn it into a smoothie bowl
Use less liquid and spoon the blend into a bowl. Add a few fresh mango pieces and a little granola just before serving. Start with a small amount of topping so you can still enjoy the creamy base underneath.
Choose your yogurt
Keep your yogurt refrigerated as directed and take out the amount you need with a clean spoon. Explore Hummus Us authentic Greek yogurt for this recipe and other Greek yogurt ideas in the Philippines.

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