Delicious! Like summer in a bowl. Great mango flavor and beautiful color. I doubled the recipe and added a little extra lime juice. Would be fabulous with a sprig of mint and lime wedge.

this recipe was great! And it was very easy. The ending result of the sorbet was quite soft so I chilled it overnight and it came out fantastic! I only had one mango so I added 2 bananas to replace the other two mangoes. I will definitely use this recipe again!

Perfect! Wonderful recipe that is so much better than any mango sorbet I've tasted in a shop.

Excellent Sorbet!! Easy to put together with minimal effort, and very satisfying in flavor and overall taste. I would reccomend to others when choosing mangos to pick only the RIPEST mangos to get the most of the flavors. The skin should be more red than green, give when you squeeze it and have a mango scent. I peeled, diced the mangos, placed them in the fridge to get cold. I used the simple syrup recipe on this website as well, then chilled it. I cut the recipe in half since I am really the only one who will really eat mango sorbet. I used 1 1/2 T fresh lime juice. I chilled everything for at least couple of hours before making the sorbet. I really think having everything chilled before hand really helped in the freezing process. The puree took me a couple of minutes. I left a few small tiny chunks in there, personal preference. I had my sorbet done in 25 minutes in my cuisinart ice cream maker. I noticed the sorbet had some firmness but still soft to the touch with a spoon, perfect for me! I like my consistency no too firm and not too soft. Everything turned out perfectly. It was nicely chilled and I can see little bits of fresh mangos throughout the sorbet. I can taste the fresh mangos and smell its' fragrant aroma. I did not even notice the lime juice even thou I know it is in there. Great no-fail recipe and no adjustments needed. A keeper for me and will use again. I am saving the other half of the simple syrup for my next sorbet recipe.

Delicious in our new Cuisinart ice cream maker ... tied for one of the top two recipes we have made in it. I need to double the recipe next time as it makes a very small amount (for 6 of us).

This is really good. I only gave it four stars because I thought it was too sweet. I added strawberries to dilute the sweetness and it was a great combo! I also added a pinch of salt.

This is so delicious!!! It took only a couple of minutes to get the ingredients together and blend them! I used around 16 oz of frozen mango as another user suggested, then poured the HOT syrup on top of it, which made the temperature perfect for easy blending. Then I squeezed in the juice of one lime. The ingredients are so simple, I'll definitely be making this again!

Can we say PERFECT! This recipe is so simple and easy that I was inspired to try other flavors as well. Strawberry (from frozen), Peaches (have to VERY Ripe) Pineapple/Banana(Strain puree) Kiwi! Made so many flavors we wound up having a sorbet party for the neighborhood. Folks it just doesn't get any easier than this. For those with sugar issues you can use Splenda or Truvia just as easily as sugar. Having a Share Our Strength bake sale once a month this spring and summer and have decided to sell these as well in one pint containers. I expect this to be a huge hit!

very good and so easy

After reading all of the reviews, I think I can offer some help. To keep the lime flavor from being too prominant, use tiny Key limes (sometimes called Mexican limes) They lack the astringency of regualr Persian limes and should really be used in all recipes. You can also use the small, yellow Manilla mangoes, which are not stringy and fibrous like the common red/green mango. Either way, you should process the puree for a long time to reduce the fibers. The sorbet will be creamier if you add, as one reviewer suggested, a few T of cream. But all sorbets, gelatos and ice creams should rest overnight in the fridge before processing in the ice cream maker. This step gives them the silken quality that is lost if you don't let the texture meld. If you use the cream, it would be best to add the lime juice to the simple syrup and let it cook for a minute. This will prevent it from curdling the cream.