By Grocery List Plus Editorial Staff | Published on June 12, 2026

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On the Job: Mango Lassi with Kefir and Aloe Water

Serves 4

205 cal · 5 min

On the Job: Mango Lassi with Kefir and Aloe Water

Recipe GLPR98f8f0e2a39631

3.8(1)
Indian
Beverage
5 min
205 cal
Servings: 4
No-Cook

A refreshing Indian-inspired beverage combining ripe mango with probiotic kefir, soothing aloe vera juice, and a touch of coconut oil and raw honey. Perfectly chilled and ready to enjoy in minutes, this nourishing drink blends tropical sweetness with creamy, tangy notes.

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Ingredients

2 Fresh ripe mangoes

2 cups Plain lactose-free kefir

¼ cup Aloe vera juice

2 tablespoons Organic extra virgin coconut oil, melted

2 tablespoons Raw honey

Directions

  1. Prepare the mangoes: Cut off the top and bottom of each mango, then stand it upright on the wider flat base. Using a sharp chef's knife, carefully peel away the skin by running the blade along the curved edges, rotating the fruit clockwise as you work until all the skin is removed.

  2. Remove the mango flesh on both sides of the elongated pit by slicing along the pit's outline. Trim any remaining fruit from the pit and around the edges, then roughly chop all the mango flesh.

  3. Add the chopped mango, kefir, aloe vera juice, melted coconut oil, and raw honey to a food processor or blender.

  4. Blend on high speed until the mixture is completely smooth and creamy, 1–2 minutes.

  5. Pour the lassi evenly into four 10-ounce glasses. Refrigerate until chilled and serve cold.

Comments

Grocery List Plus Editorial Staff3.75

Aloe vera juice forces a special trip—Harris Teeter and Kroger carry it in the natural/wellness aisle, but Food Lion, ALDI, and Walmart often don't, making this a second stop for most Charlotte shoppers. At roughly $4–5 for aloe juice alone, plus $4–6 for decent kefir and a mango, you're looking at $3–4 per serving, which is steep for a five-minute blend. The stated time is honest, though gathering all five ingredients takes longer than blending. This is a same-night drink with no leftovers, so it's commitment to one afternoon rather than a weeknight flexibility play.

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