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Mango Tiramisu

A no-bake summer dessert that layers syrup-soaked Italian finger biscuits with fluffy mango cream and thin slices of fresh ripe mango. It's the easiest tiramisu I've ever made — just four ingredients, no eggs, no coffee — and it gets even better after a night in the fridge. Make it the day before and you've got an impressive entertaining dessert that practically assembles itself.

20 min6 servingsEasy

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Mango Tiramisu

20 min6 servingsEasy

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