Creamy Pistachios and Mango Ice Cream recipe (4-Ingredient No-Churn)
Homemade Creamy pistachios and mango ice cream, made with just 4 ingredients! This no-churn delicious summer recipe is easy, eggless, and way better than store-bought. Its a family favourite!
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For me, this pistachio mango ice cream isn’t just a dessert—it’s summer in a bowl and a piece of home.
I grew up eating this homemade mango ice cream, lovingly made by my mum every mango season. Now, my own girls count down the days to summer just to visit their grandmom and have a scoop (or three or the full tub!) of her creamy mango pistachio ice cream.
It has become a beautiful tradition—one that bridges generations through flavour, love, and shared joy.
Unlike store-bought versions, this homemade ice cream is free from additives, artificial flavorings, or overpowering sweetness. It is made with just four wholesome ingredients and doesn’t need an ice cream maker. It’s velvety, tropical, and bursting with real mango flavor and the crunch of pistachios.
Personally I wait for the mango season and use ripe Indian mangoes to make this ice cream. It captures the pure, golden essence of this fruit—something no tub from the supermarket can truly replicate.However you can use canned mango pulp/ puree
Ingredients required to make mango pistachio icecream
2 ripe mangoes (big size) or 3 medium sized , puréed
(or use 1.5 cups canned Alphonso mango pulp/ or Kesar mango pulp)– I use Indian mangoes when they are in season and easily available at Indian stores. They pack so much flavour and sweetness, and are perfect for mango ice creams, milkshakes, mango lassi , mango shrikhand and aamras.
1 can sweetened condensed milk (You can adjust the qty as per the sweetness you prefer). If the mangoes you are using are already too sweet, or if you are using canned mango pulp, you might want to reduce the qty of condensed milk to adjust sweetness.
2 cups whipping cream, chilled. Use any fresh cream available.
A cupful of pistachios, lightly crushed, plus a handful more for topping. It is a pistachio ice cream so pistachios are a must. Though there is an option of using any nuts of your choice , but then it is not a pistachio ice cream any more.
🥭 Pro Tip: Use ripe Indian mangoes like Alphonso or Kesar for the richest flavour and natural sweetness. If fresh mangoes aren’t available, canned Alphonso pulp/ puree is a great substitute and brings the same color and tropical aroma.
🍨 How to Make Creamy Pistachios and Mango Ice Cream (No-Churn)
Purée the Mangoes
Wash, peel , chop and blend the ripe mangoes until smooth. You should have around 1.5 cups of purée. If using canned Alphonso / kesar pulp, measure it directly.
Whip the Cream
In a cold mixing bowl, whip 2 cups of chilled whipping cream until soft peaks form. Be careful not to over-whip.
Fold all the ingredients together
Gently fold in the mango purée, sweetened condensed milk, and the crushed pistachios Reserve some pistachios for topping.
Freeze
Transfer the mixture to a freezer-safe container. Sprinkle the reserved pistachios on top.
Cover with cling film, pressing it directly onto the surface to avoid the formation of ice crystals in the ice cream. Freeze for 6–8 hours, or until set.
💡 Variation Tip: If you have some Pistachio cream, swirl in some pistachio cream between layers while pouring the mixture into the container. It creates beautiful green ripples and adds a lovely pistachio flavour to each scoop! You might end up creating your own version on Viral Dubai Pistachio mango ice cream .
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Creamy Pistachios and Mango Ice Cream recipe (4-Ingredient No-Churn)
Equipment
- Blender
- Mixing bowl
- spatula
Ingredients
- 2 medium ripe mangoes or use 1.5 cups canned Alphonso mango pulp/ or Kesar mango pulp
- 1 can condensed milk
- 2 cups whipping cream
- 1 1/4 cups lightly crushed pistachios 1 cup for mixing and 1/4 cups for topping
Instructions
- Purée the MangoesWash, peel , chop and blend the ripe mangoes until smooth. You should have around 1.5 cups of purée. If using canned Alphonso / kesar pulp, measure it directly.
- In a cold mixing bowl, whip 2 cups of chilled whipping cream until soft peaks form. Be careful not to over-whip.
- Gently fold in the mango purée, sweetened condensed milk, and the crushed pistachios Reserve some pistachios for topping.
- Transfer the mixture to a freezer-safe container. Sprinkle the reserved pistachios on top.
- Cover with cling film, pressing it directly onto the surface to avoid the formation of ice crystals in the ice cream.
- Freeze for 6–8 hours, or until set.
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🍧 Serving Suggestions
Take the pistachio mango ice cream out of the freezer and let it sit for 5–10 minutes before scooping.
Serve this creamy delight in waffle cones, cups, or over warm halwa or brownies.
Garnish with saffron strands, cardamom powder or a drizzle of honey for a richer touch.We love adding it to our milkshakes too .
Storage Tips
Store this in an airtight container in the freezer. It Keeps perfectly well for 1–2 weeks in the freezer.
Use cling film directly on the surface to prevent ice crystals.
FAQ’s
Yes! Just thaw and drain them before blending to avoid excess water.Also the freshness and flavour might not be the same as with fresh / canned mangoes.
Pistachio cream is a smooth, sweet spread made from pistachios and some other ingredients. You can buy it online or make it at home by blending pistachios with sugar and a bit of cream.
Homemade no-churn ice cream stays fresh for about 1–2 weeks when stored in an airtight, freezer-safe container. After that, ice crystals may begin to form, affecting the texture.
Yes. For the best scoopable texture, let the ice cream sit at room temperature for 5–10 minutes before serving.
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Yes please! These sounds absolutely delicious and I’m all about the no churn as well, I think I’m going to have to give this a try!
Oh my goodness this sounds absolutely delicious! I definitely need to try it out for myself and I love that it is no churn!
Thank you Sarah !