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Mango Coconut Sorbet

By Marty Cole ยท June 26, 2026

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๐Ÿฅ„ 10 min prepโ„๏ธ 24 hr freeze๐Ÿฆ 1 pint
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Mango Coconut Sorbet

Letting the base sit on the counter for about four minutes before spinning was the move that saved my Mango Coconut Sorbet from coming out a crumbly mess in the Ninja Creami. Full-fat coconut milk is non-negotiable here, the lite stuff gives you something closer to a snow cone than the creamy, scoopable texture you're after. My wife took one bite and said it tastes like the mall version, which I'm choosing to take as a compliment. The lime juice keeps it from going flat and sweet, and the pinch of salt does more than you'd think.

How it spins

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Program
Sorbet
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Freeze
24 hrs
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Prep
10 min
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Makes
1 pint

Tip: freeze the pint on a level shelf for a full 24 hours. If the first spin looks crumbly, add a splash of milk and run Re-spin.

Ingredients

  • Frozen Mango Chunks1.5 cup
  • Full-fat Canned Coconut Milk0.5 cup
  • Lime Juice2 tbsp
  • Agave Syrup2 tbsp
  • Pinch of Salt1 pinch
  • Toasted Coconut Flakesoptional2 tbsp

Directions

  1. 1Let the frozen mango thaw at room temperature for 10 minutes until just soft enough to stir.
  2. 2Mash the mango with a fork, then stir in the coconut milk, lime juice, agave, and salt until smooth.
  3. 3Pour the mixture into a Creami pint below the max fill line and freeze flat for 24 hours.
  4. 4Process on the SORBET preset. If the result is crumbly, add a splash of coconut milk and Re-spin.
  5. 5Scatter toasted coconut flakes over the top before serving if desired.

Tips

  • Freeze your pint completely flat and level in the coldest part of your freezer for a full 24 hours before spinning; this ensures the sorbet texture comes out smooth instead of icy.
  • If your result comes out crumbly or powdery after spinning, add a tablespoon of coconut milk or lime juice and re-spin it right away for a creamier consistency.
  • Use full-fat canned coconut milk, not lite, because the fat content is what gives the sorbet its rich, creamy texture in the Creami.

Variations

  • Swap the frozen mango for frozen pineapple chunks and reduce the agave to 2 tablespoons for a tropical twist with less sweetness.
  • Add 2 tablespoons of fresh ginger juice or 1 teaspoon of ginger powder to the base before freezing for a spicy kick that pairs beautifully with the mango and coconut.

FAQ

Can I use lite coconut milk to make this lighter?
Not really, because lite coconut milk has less fat, and the fat is what creates that creamy sorbet texture when you spin it in the Creami. Stick with full-fat for the best results.
How long does the frozen pint last in the freezer?
Once fully frozen, your pint stays good for up to two weeks in the freezer. If you're not spinning it within a few days, cover it with plastic wrap to prevent ice crystals from forming on the surface.
My sorbet came out too icy and crumbly. What went wrong?
This usually means either your pint wasn't frozen solid enough or your base didn't have enough fat and sugar to stay smooth. Add a splash of coconut milk or lime juice and re-spin it, then freeze for the full 24 hours next time and use full-fat coconut milk.
Do I need to thaw the pint before putting it in the Creami?
No, insert it straight from the freezer into the Creami while it's still rock solid. If you let it thaw, it will be too soft to spin properly.

Nutrition

Per serving ยท makes about 2 servings ยท estimated

185
Calories
1g
Protein
33g
Carbs
28g
Sugar
8g
Fat

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Marty Cole

Meet Marty Cole

I'm a home cook who got a little obsessed with the Ninja Slushi and Creami. I test every recipe in my own kitchen on a real machine, dial in the texture, and only post the ones my family actually finishes.

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