Last updated on September 8th, 2024
Trade in your everyday iced tea for a taste of the tropics with these refreshing and flavorful mango iced tea recipes.
When the temperature rises, nothing beats the heat quite like a cool and refreshing glass of iced tea, especially when it’s infused with the sweet, tropical flavor of mango.
These recipes are perfect for lazy afternoons, backyard barbecues, or any time you need a taste of summer.
Here are 10 mango iced tea recipes that will make your taste buds sing:
Side note: The tea imagery you see below were created with the aid of AI.
10 Mango Iced Tea Recipes
Mango Tea (Mango Iced Tea) – By Veg Recipes of India
Mango Iced Tea is a cooling delight perfect for summer, combining fresh Alphonso mangoes, black tea, and just a touch of sugar.
It’s a refreshing way to beat the heat while savoring the king of fruits.
For an extra twist, experiment with flavors like peach or hibiscus!
Mango Iced Tea Recipe – By Flour On My Face
Nothing is more refreshing on a hot summer day than Mango Iced Tea, a delightful infusion of fresh mangoes and perfectly brewed tea.
Easy to make with a homemade mango simple syrup, it’s the epitome of summer refreshment.
For a twist, use frozen mangoes to keep your drink extra cool, and garnish with mint for a touch of elegance.
Mango Iced Tea – By Leela Licious
This Mango Iced Tea adds a lush, tropical twist to classic iced tea with fresh mango puree for natural sweetness.
Blending puréed mango with brewed black tea, it’s a refreshing delight perfect for hot days or summer parties.
Why use nectar when you can savor the real fruit? Give it a whirl, and maybe add a sugar touch if you’re craving extra sweetness!
How to Make Mango Sweet (or Unsweet) Tea – By Heavenly Homemakers
“Mango Sweet (or Unsweet) Tea is your new summer obsession, blending ripe mangoes with black or green tea.
It’s happiness in a glass! Inspired by a memorable sip at McAlister’s Deli, this refreshing recipe offers both sweetened and natural versions.
For a fun twist, consider experimenting with other fruits like peach and raspberry. Happy brewing!”
Mango Iced Tea Recipe – By Food Network
Unable to access Bobby Flay’s Mango Iced Tea recipe on the Food Network?
No worries! Imagine a sweet, tropical iced tea infused with the taste of juicy mangoes. It’s a refreshing delight perfect for summer sippin’.
Whether you’re lounging by the pool or hosting a backyard BBQ, this drink is a surefire hit!
Mango Iced Tea – By Dinner at the Zoo
Treat yourself to a delightful Mango Iced Tea, a refreshing blend of black tea, mango nectar, honey, and an assortment of fresh fruit.
It’s the perfect antidote to a scorching summer day!
This easy-to-make recipe is a family favorite, with mango slices and raspberries adding bursts of flavor.
Tip: For a fun twist, swap honey with agave nectar, or spike it with a dash of vodka for an irresistible iced tea cocktail!
Mango Black Tea Recipe – By Food.com
Mango Black Tea is a delightfully refreshing drink that combines the robust flavor of high-quality black tea with the tropical sweetness of mango nectar.
Ready in just 15 minutes, it’s a perfect summer cooler. Pro tip: Serve it over ice for the ultimate fruity iced tea experience.
Mango Iced Tea – By Turnip the Oven
This Mango Iced Tea inspired by Bobby Flay is a tropical twist on a classic, featuring black tea, mango nectar, agave, and a splash of lime juice.
Pro tip: garnish with lime slices and diced mango, or add a splash of gin for a fun cocktail version. Cheers!
Mango Green Tea – By Takes Two Eggs
This Mango Green Tea is the ultimate refreshment for mango lovers!
Combining high-quality jasmine green tea with a homemade mango coulis, it delivers a bright, fruity flavor that’s perfect any time of year.
For an extra treat, don’t forget the boba and mango bits. Tip: Adjust the sugar to your liking for the perfect balance of sweetness.
Mango Fruit Tea Recipe – By Bubble Tea Club
Mango Fruit Tea is a delightful, tropical drink that combines the floral notes of mango with the refreshing punch of green or black tea.
It’s a quick and easy recipe, perfect for any time of year.
For an extra treat, add some chewy tapioca pearls. Don’t forget to snap a pic and share your creation!
Which one of these recipes you’ll be giving a try? Let me know in the comments below.
Peter is the founder of Beverage Quarters. As a tea enthusiast, he has enjoyed tea for breakfast for well over the past decade. He enjoys playing table tennis (when he gets the chance) and patiently awaits the 20th of every month to read the latest Boruto manga chapter.