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Glenn Lindgren: Mamey is a tropical fruit with a unique flavor. Many people compare the flavor to that of a red raspberry. It has a citrus, slightly tart flavor.

Jorge Castillo: If you are lucky enough to find a fresh mamey, you must know the correct way to prepare it. The mamey has a thick brown skin that must be removed by scoring the mamey lengthwise with a sharp knife and peeling away the skin in strips.

Glenn Lindgren: Beneath this skin is a whitish membrane that is very bitter. You must scrape away this membrane until you reach the tender flesh of the mamey. Then just cut the flesh away from the rather large pit.

Batidos - Cuban Milkshakes


Batido de Mamey -- Cuban Mamey Milkshake

By Three Guys From Miami



Prep time: 10 minutes
Total time: 10 minutes
Yield: Varies

Batidos are Cuban milkshakes, similar to American Style milkshakes, but with several unusual flavors.


1 cup whole milk
3 tablespoons sweetened condensed milk
3 tablespoons sugar (to taste)
1/2 cup crushed ice
1 cup fresh ripe mamey cubed or use frozen pulp

Put everything in the blender except the ice and process until frothy. Add the crushed ice and process until the ice is ground fine and the batido is thick and rich.

TIP: If you have time, you can freeze your fruit and omit the crushed ice, for a thicker, richer shake. Just cube the fruit or cut it in smaller chunks and freeze. You may also find frozen fruit chunks (not pulp) at your local market. If using frozen pulp -- because your local grocer does not carry exotic fruits, but the local Latin market sells pulp -- allow the pulp to thaw slightly. Break the pulp into smaller chunks to accomodate your blender.
NOTE: The sweetened condensed milk is a very Cuban addition. You may omit this ingredient by substituting an equal amount of sugar or to your own taste.

More Cuban Milkshake Recipes

Batido de Fruta Bomba -- Papaya Shake

Batido de Granadilla -- Passion Fruit Shake

Batido de Guanábana -- Guanábana Shake

Batido de Mamey -- Mamey Shake

Batido de Mango -- Mango Shake

Batido de Mora -- Blackberry Shake

Batido de Plátano -- Banana Shake

Batido de Trigo -- Puffed Wheat Shake

Batido de Vainilla -- Vanilla Shake

Batido Morir Soñando -- Orange Cream Shake

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