A frozen square mango matcha bar with frozen layers of earthy matcha cream, tart mango and toasted honey crunchiness.

Matcha mango float bar

 For this recipe, you’ll need a Cuzen Matcha Maker.

Frozen layers of earthy matcha cream, tart mango and toasted honey crunchiness.

by Jamie Reyes


Servings: 6
Active time: 40 minutes

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. Peel and dice 2 mangoes, then slice the other 2 into thin slices.
  2. Whip heavy cream and matcha powder until medium stiff peaks form.
  3. Add condensed milk and continue to whip until well combined.
  4. Place graham crackers at the bottom of a 7-inch square pan.
  5. Dollop the matcha cream and spread it evenly.
  6. Add a generous amount of diced mangoes.
  7. Repeat the layer once or twice more, ending with a layer of cream.
  8. Dust the top with graham cracker crumbs.
  9. Finish by tightly overlapping the mangoes in rows over the crumbs.
  10. Cover with plastic wrap and freeze for 2 hours or until set.
  11. Slice into 2⅓ x 1⅔-inch bars.

Tips

  • Don’t put too much matcha cream on each layer, or you will run out. Drop a few dollops to spread a thin layer that is just thick enough to cover the color of the graham crackers.
  • This tastes best if eaten within a couple of days.
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