Mango Kulfi is a creamy Indian frozen dessert made with mango puree, milk, and Nestlé MILKMAID. To make this Mango Kulfi recipe, heat milk, add cornflour, mix in mango and Nestle MILKMAID, and freeze for a rich summer treat.
This Mango Kulfi is a classic summer dessert that brings together richness, flavour, and simplicity. Unlike traditional methods that require long hours, this Mango Kulfi recipe makes the process quick and approachable without compromising on taste.
Made with ripe mango puree, milk, and Nestlé MILKMAID, this Mango Kulfi delivers a creamy, dense texture that sets it apart from regular ice creams. Nestlé MILKMAID replaces long milk reduction by adding sweetness and creaminess while helping the kulfi set faster. The natural sweetness of mangoes blends beautifully with the milk base, creating a balanced and indulgent dessert.
If you're looking for a homemade Mango Kulfi, this recipe is perfect for you. With just a few simple steps, you can create a vibrant and flavourful treat that's ideal for family gatherings or festive occasions. This Mango Kulfi recipe is easy to follow and delivers consistently delicious results. If you don't have kulfi moulds, you can freeze the mixture in small cups or a loaf tin and slice it before serving.
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Show more > Show Less >Mango Kulfi is made with milk, mango puree, Nestlé MILKMAID, and a thickening agent like cornflour, cooked and frozen to create a dense, creamy dessert.
Mango Kulfi is denser and creamier because the milk base is cooked and thickened, while Mango Ice Cream is usually churned or frozen without cooking.
Mango Kulfi typically takes 4–6 hours to set fully in the freezer. For best results, freeze it overnight for a firm texture.
Yes, you can replace condensed milk with sugar and cook the milk longer to thicken it, though the flavour and richness may vary.
Yes, Mango Kulfi can be frozen in small bowls, cups, or a lined loaf tin and sliced before serving.
Yes, Alphonso mango pulp is ideal for Mango Kulfi due to its rich flavour, natural sweetness, and smooth texture.
This usually happens if the mixture is not cooked long enough or if mango puree is added while the base is still hot. Always cool the mixture completely before freezing.
Mango Kulfi can be stored in the freezer for up to 2 weeks in an airtight container. Cover moulds tightly to prevent ice crystals.