Simple Filipino Mango Graham Float






Hello WA fam, So today’s blog post is a little different. Normally, Wealthy Affiliate is all about online business, websites, and affiliate marketing… but I thought, why not share something sweet and fun? Because life isn’t just about work it’s also about enjoying the little things. And for me, that’s food!
Here in the Philippines, one of our favorite no-bake desserts is called mango graham float. It’s super simple, just graham crackers, cream, condensed milk, and ripe mangoes. You layer them up, chill it overnight, and boom! you’ve got this creamy, fruity cake that’s perfect for hot days.
I made one recently for my husband because this is his favorite Filipino desert and honestly, it turned out so good I couldn’t resist posting it here. I know it’s not related to affiliate marketing, but hey, sharing is caring, right? Plus, who doesn’t love dessert? hehe
So yeah, this is me just dropping a little sweetness into the Wealthy Affiliate community. If you’ve never tried mango graham float, I highly recommend it it’s easy, affordable, and delicious. Sometimes, it’s nice to share a slice of life outside of business.
Thanks for reading, and if you’ve got your own favorite comfort food, let me know I’d love to hear about it!
Ingredients
- Graham crackers – 1 pack
- Ripe mangoes – 3 to 4, sliced thin
- All-purpose cream – 2 packs (chilled)
- Condensed milk – 1 can
- Step-by-step
- Mix the cream base
- In a bowl, combine chilled all-purpose cream and condensed milk.
- Stir until smooth. Taste and adjust sweetness.
- Prepare mangoes
- Peel and slice mangoes into thin strips or cheeks.
- Layer the float
- In a rectangular dish, lay graham crackers flat.
- Spread cream mixture over crackers.
- Add a layer of mango slices.
- Repeat layers (crackers → cream → mango) until dish is full.
- End with cream and mango on top.
- Chill to set
- Cover and refrigerate for at least 6 hours, or overnight.
- The crackers will soften into a cake-like texture.
- Serve cold
- Slice into squares and enjoy straight from the fridge.
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Thank you very much for the recipe and the photos. I will try this - wish I was in a country where mangoes grow!
If anyone, like me, is from the UK - digestive biscuits will work instead of Graham crackers and it's probably best to use whipping or double cream. I will try it (as soon as the mangoes I get tomorrow are ripe enough) and report back. (My granddaughter loves mangoes. If this works, I'll make it for her when she comes back from uni over the Christmas holidays. It'll be such a nice surprise for her.)
Isabella
Your substitutions sound perfect, and what a thoughtful plan for your granddaughter. She’ll be touched by the surprise, especially since mangoes are her favorite it’ll make Christmas even sweeter.
wen
I'm going to try this. I love mango's. This dessert is similar to a pudding graham cake I make. Num num!
Glad to know that you have similar dessert Christina, I am pretty sure you gonna love this one too hehe.
I agree Mike, Yes! Strawberries would be perfect sweet, juicy, and a pop of color too.
wen
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WOW! That looks very easy to make. The fact that you don't even bake it, that's simple! Thank you for this!
There's a saying, "Easy as Pie" which means "very easy" but this looks like "A Piece of Cake" to make and serve.
With the simplicity of this recipe, it should now be said to be as Easy as MGF or A Piece of MGF. I'm definitely going to make this now!