| Mango Lassi |
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 This variation on the basic lassi recipe is made using a fruit that is synonymous with India. I’ve used ready-made mango pulp for extra sweetness, but a fresh pulped large or medium mango can be substituted.
100ml (3½fl oz) single cream Preparation: Blend the ingredients together and serve with ice. |
Serves 2
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