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A cool, velvety Indian yogurt drink blending ripe mango, tangy yogurt, and fragrant cardamom into a gently sweet, refreshing classic.
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Ripe mango supplies floral sweetness while yogurt adds tang and body. A small amount of water keeps the drink pourable, and cardamom gives the classic blend a warm, aromatic finish.
Refrigerate in a sealed container for up to 24 hours. Stir or shake well before serving, as separation is natural.
Do not reheat; serve chilled.
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