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VEGAN MANGO CASHEW "YOGURT"

Glass bowl of vegan mango cashew yogurt topped with fresh mango cubes, lime zest and toasted coconut flakes.

This quick and easy mango flavoured Cashew “Yogurt” is delicious, and you can also add it to smoothies and fruit salads or freeze it to make popsicles!

Hello everyone! It's Rita here. Remember the challenge we got from The Body Shop Portugal? The TBS team asked us to create fun vegan recipes inspired by some of their newest products. Our first creation was an Anti-inflammatory Ginger & Turmeric Syrup, a powerful ally to help us fight off those nasty colds and allergy sniffles of February. Then we came up with the Coffee & Pear Coffee Cake, the right treat to cheer the rainy, gloomy sundays of March. This time around, we're bringing you something fresher and lighter. A vegan cashew yogurt flavoured with fresh ripe mango that tastes like a summer getaway in the tropics. We were inspired by the deliciously smelling vegan body yogurts by The Body Shop. They smell so good you'd wish you could have them by the spoonful! Take that spoon and have some of our cashew yogurt instead, it's 100% healthy and digestion friendly.

We're still blown away by the versatility of raw cashews, even after having created dozens of "cheeses", "butters", "creams" and "cheesecakes" based on this magical nut. If you get yourself a powerful high speed blender and the right ingredients in the right proportions, you can make yourselves some of this flavourful creamy yogurt. After cooling down in the fridge for a few minutes, it starts to set into a rich greek yogurt-like texture. It's delicious as is and on its own, but we added a couple of spoonfuls of our Mango Chia Jam and some more fresh mango for a special breakfast treat. And you can get really creative with it: add it to your smoothies for extra creaminess, serve it over a fruit salad or freeze it in popsicle moulds! Give it a go. :)

Raw cashew nuts piled up, ready to soak for the homemade yogurt.
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Mango chunks, soaked cashews and coconut oil placed in a blender jug.
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Creamy vegan mango yogurt mixture being stirred with a golden spoon.
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Selection of The Body Shop Body Yogurts on a white background next to a themed box.
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Small bowls with toasted coconut, fresh mango chunks, mango chia jam and creamy mango cashew yogurt.
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Animated gif of the assembly of a mango cashew yogurt jar.
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Hand sprinkling lime zest over a freshly made mango cashew yogurt jar.
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Jar of mango cashew yogurt beside The Body Shop Body Yogurt containers on a white table.
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Close-up side view of mango cashew yogurt with visible mango chia jam base and mango topping.
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Finished mango cashew yogurt served in a glass jar, displayed with several The Body Shop Body Yogurt jars.
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Vegan Mango Cashew "Yogurt"
Vegan Mango Cashew "Yogurt"
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Serves 2 to 4 portions
(+4 hours soaking) 30 minutes
Ingredients
  • 130 g raw cashews, soaked for a minimum of 4 hours, washed and drained
  • 125 ml plant-based milk
  • juice of ½ lime
  • 1 tbsp rice malt syrup (or any liquid sweetener)
  • 1 tsp coconut oil
  • pulp of ½ ripe mango (about 1 cup)
SERVE WITH
  • mango chia jam
  • ripe mango, chopped into cubes
  • toasted coconut flakes
  • lime zest
Instructions

Start by gathering, preparing and measuring all of the ingredients. This will improve your dynamic in the kitchen.

  1. Combine all of the "yogurt" ingredients in your high speed blender.
  2. Blend for a couple of minutes or until you get a silky rich cream. Pause as many time as is necessary to scrape down the sides and fold any remaining chunks of cashews into the cream.
  3. Transfer the "yogurt" into a mason jar or airtight container.
  4. Allow to cool in the fridge for 30 minutes before serving.
  5. Store the "yogurt" in the fridge for up to 3 days.
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4 Comments
Christinasays:
April 24th, 2019
Hello! tell me how and how much yogurt is stored? Thanks !
Jinellesays:
August 5th, 2018
What is the pulp of a mango? 😬
Jinellesays:
July 22nd, 2018
Can I use almond milk?
Rita Parente
Rita Parentereplied:
July 23rd, 2018
Yes you can. Any plant-based milk will do! :) xo
Tinasays:
June 10th, 2018
Why the coconut oil? Thanks
Rita Parente
Rita Parentereplied:
June 10th, 2018
Hi there, Tina! Thanks for stopping by. The coconut oil isn’t absolutely necessary for this recipe to work but it does give it an extra silkiness and helps it firm up a little bit after cooling in the fridge :) xo
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