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Creamy Mango Re-Lyte Ice Blocks

Creamy Mango Re-Lyte Ice Blocks

Sweet, tangy, and electrolyte-packed

Looking for a healthy way to satisfy your summer sweet tooth and stay hydrated? These Creamy Mango Re-Lyte Ice Blocks are exactly that.

They’re cold, creamy, and naturally sweet from ripe mangos and a touch of honey — with the real standout being the electrolytes from Mango Re-Lyte. It’s a freezer treat that actually works in the heat.


Why Mango + Electrolytes Works

Mango brings:

  • Natural sweetness

  • A creamy texture when blended

  • That unmistakable tropical flavour

Re-Lyte adds:

  • Essential electrolytes

  • Balance (so it’s not overly sweet)

  • Real hydration benefits

Together, they make an ice block that tastes indulgent but feels light and refreshing.


Ingredients

  • 2 mangos

  • ½ cup unsweetened coconut milk

  • ½ cup water

  • 1 tablespoon honey

  • 1 scoop Mango Re-Lyte


Instructions

  1. Peel and cut the mangos into chunks.

  2. Add mango, coconut milk, water, honey, and Mango Re-Lyte to a blender.

  3. Blend until completely smooth and creamy.

  4. Pour into ice block molds.

  5. Insert sticks and freeze until solid — about 4–8 hours.

To release, briefly run the molds under warm water.


How They Taste

  • Creamy, not icy

  • Bright mango flavour

  • Light coconut undertone

  • Just sweet enough

No artificial aftertaste. No heavy sugar hit.


Make Them Your Way

  • Use very ripe mangos for maximum sweetness

  • Add more coconut milk for extra creaminess

  • Skip honey for a less sweet version

  • Blend in a squeeze of lime for extra brightness


When to Enjoy These

Perfect for:

  • Hot summer afternoons

  • Pool days

  • Post-workout cooldowns

  • A better-for-you dessert

They’re kid-friendly, adult-approved, and freezer-friendly.


Final Tip

Make a double batch.

These ice blocks disappear fast — especially on hot days.

 

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