Mango Milk Cake: A Sweet Handmade Treat

Easy, creamy, and bursting with fruity flavor!

Senny

2 min read

One lazy weekend, I craved the soft, milky sweets from my childhood but found store-bought versions too sugary or full of additives. So, I decided to make my own. With just marshmallows, dried mango, butter, and milk powder, my first attempt was a success! This mango milk cake is tender, creamy, and perfectly balanced with a tangy-sweet mango touch. Now, it’s a must-have for gatherings—friends always ask for extras. If you love homemade treats, this recipe is for you!

šŸ” Ingredient Breakdown

The key components are butter, marshmallows, milk powder, and dried mango. Butter adds richness, while melted marshmallows provide sweetness and a chewy texture. Milk powder enhances the creaminess and helps the cake hold its shape. Dried mango lends a vibrant contrast, balancing the sweetness.

This snack is free of preservatives and artificial flavors, making it a healthier choice. Use unsalted butter for better flavor control, and adjust the milk powder (full-fat or low-fat) as preferred. Other dried fruits or nuts can substitute mango for variety.

šŸ½ļøServing Suggestions

Enjoy as a tea-time snack, party treat, or on-the-go energy boost. Freshly made, it’s soft; chilled, it firms up slightly. Pair with black tea or coffee to complement the sweetness.

For storage, cut into pieces and refrigerate in an airtight container (up to 1 week) or freeze (1 month). Avoid heat to prevent softening. Kids can help with mixing and shaping—great for family bonding! Gift-wrapped with a note, it’s a heartfelt present.

ā¤ļø Why You’ll Love It

First, it’s foolproof! No oven needed—just a pot and simple steps. Second, ingredients are easy to find. Best of all, the taste delights: creamy, fruity, and never cloying.

Customize sweetness or add-ins like nuts for crunch. Each batch can be unique! Finally, the joy of sharing homemade goodness is unbeatable.

šŸ„—RECIPEšŸ„—

šŸ‘‰šŸ»Ingredients list

  • 50g butter

  • 200g marshmallows

  • 85g milk powder

  • 200g dried mango (chopped)

  • Extra milk powder (for dusting)

šŸ‘©šŸ³DIRECTIONS:

  1. Melt butter in a rice cooker or non-stick pan over low heat.

  2. Add marshmallows, stir for 5 mins until fully melted.

  3. Off heat, add milk powder, mix with residual warmth.

  4. Fold in mango, combine with a spatula or gloves.

  5. Shape & cool: Press into a dusted tray, chill 30 mins.

  6. Slice & serve: Cut into squares, dust with extra powder.

ā“ FAQ

  1. Q1: Can I use other dried fruits?
    Yes! Try strawberries, cranberries, or nuts for variation.

    Q2: Why is my cake too soft?
    Undermelted marshmallows or insufficient milk powder. Extend heating or add 10-20g more powder.

    Q3: How to store longer?
    Refrigerate (1 week) or freeze (1 month). Thaw before eating.