Filipino Mango Float

Why You’ll Love This Recipe

This mango float is super creamy and has a nice crunch from the graham crackers. You’ll love how the fresh mango flavor shines through. It’s also really easy to whip up, so even if you’re a bit rushed, you can still get it done. Once it’s made, you can store it in the fridge for a few days and enjoy it later.

How to Make

1. Prep the ingredients. Chop your ripe mangoes into small pieces and set them aside. Get your whipped cream ready, too.

2. Start layering. In a dish, place a layer of graham crackers at the bottom. Spread some whipped cream over the crackers.

3. Add mango. Sprinkle half of the mango pieces on top of the whipped cream layer. Then, add another layer of graham crackers.

4. Repeat the layers. Add more whipped cream and the rest of the mango pieces. Finish with one last layer of graham crackers and whipped cream.

5. Chill. Cover the dish with plastic wrap and put it in the fridge for a few hours. Let it chill until set.

What to Serve With

This mango float pairs well with fresh fruit. You can have it alongside some sliced strawberries or a fruit salad.

<p.Iced tea complements the sweetness nicely. It’s refreshing and brings balance to your meal.

How to Store

<p.Store the mango float in the refrigerator covered tightly. It keeps well and stays tasty for a few days.

<p.Check the layers before serving. If they start to separate, just give it a gentle stir before digging in.

Recipe Variations and Add-ins

You can use different fruits like bananas or berries if you want to change things up. Add a layer of crushed nuts for some texture. Swapping the graham crackers with cookies gives it a unique twist.

Can I use other fruits in this recipe?

Yes, you can swap in other fruits like peaches or pineapples for a different flavor.

How long does the mango float last?

The mango float can be stored in the fridge for several days, generally staying fresh for about four days.

Is this recipe gluten-free?

To make it gluten-free, choose gluten-free graham crackers or a suitable cookie alternative.

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