Fresh homemade mango pineapple lemonade made with real fruit, and no artificial flavoring.
A few days ago, I posted a recipe for sweet watermelon iced tea. So many of you loved the recipe, and many of you have requested more beverage recipes. Since we are practically days away from spring I figure that I’d share a lemonade recipe. Not just any lemonade recipe though. I’m going to show you how to make fresh homemade mango pineapple lemonade. Doesn’t the thought of it just make your mouth water? This sweet and tart ice cold beverage is perfect for any occasion, and is easy to make. Let me show you how I make it.
Unlike many store bought, and restaurant lemonades, I use real fresh fruit for my mango pineapple lemonade. I don’t use any artificial flavoring, or any other funny ingredients. I use fresh mangos, pineapples, and lemons.
I start of by cutting up my pineapple and mango, then I puree them in my food processor. If you don’t have a food processor, you can use a bender. I don’t peel my mango’s, however you can peel yours if you’d like.
TIP: Be sure to use ripe fruit, because it’s the sweetest. The sweeter your fruit is, the less sugar that you will have to use for this lemonade!
Now let’s talk lemons. I use freshly squeezed lemon juice. Meaning I use fresh lemons. Yes, it takes a lil time, but it is soooo worth it!
I know someone is going to as this question, so let’s just get it out the way
” Rosie… Can I just use bottled lemon juice?”
Answer: Sure, you can… Will it taste the same? Nope…
For best results, I recommend sticking to the recipe y’all.
Below is a demonstration on how I make this lemonade, followed my the recipe. Please follow the recipe for the Mango Pineapple Lemonade. In the video, I made a smaller amount.
Watch me make the Mango Pineapple Lemonade!
ATTENTION: I left the skin on, but some people may have an allergic reaction to mango skin. To be safe, wash the mangos, and peel the skin.
- 1 large whole pineapple ripe
- 2 mangos ripe
- 10 large lemons
- 4 cups water
- 1 cup sugar
- 4 cups of ice cubes
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Wash all of the fruit prior to anything else.
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Cut the outer parts of the pineapple, then cut the pineapple into small pieces.
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Peel the mango, and cut it into small pieces.
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Put the mango and pineapple pieces into a food processor or blender.
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Blend until everything is pureed.
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Pour the pureed fruit into a pan or pot.
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Sprinkle in the sugar, and pour in the water.
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Stir everything until well combined.
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Place the pan or pot over medium heat, and cook for 10 minutes.
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While the other mango pineapple mixture is cooking, juice the lemons.
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Pour the lemon juice into the pot, then turn the heat off, and remove the heat.
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Mix everything, then let it cool down completely.
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Strain the mango pineapple mixture.
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Pour over ice, and serve!
You may use more or less sugar.
Another winner for my family. Love all the fresh fruits you used for this recipe, especially that luscious pineapple! Pinned. Thanks Rosie.xoxo
Hi Mary! Yes I love pineapples! Thanks for coming by!
GM, why do u have to cook the fruit after u puree?
I did it to help break down the fruit more. You don’t have to cook it if you don’t to.
what do you use the strain the fruit
I regular strainer. LOL. I have a cheap one that I got from the dollar store.
U da bomb girrrrrrl!!! U keep up the good work.
Thanks Mrs. Keys! XOXO
If I want to make it but not serve immediately are the ice cubes necessary?, I plan on drinking it day 2 for a special dinner
Hi Nick. You don’t have to add ice cubes :-D. Just refrigerate it.
Sounds delicious Rosie. I’m making this today. Thanks!
Awesome, Enjoy!
Rosie, this lemonade was a hit! Everyone loved it. Making another large pitcher today! Thank you!
Hi Stephanie! Thanks for trying it out! XOXO
omg BEAUTIFUL!!!!!