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As with most ice cream recipes, the mix-ins are certainly adaptable: if you like, say, another kind of chopped nut and white chocolate instead of dark, go to town. For me, if I close my eyes, this flavor combination allows me to trick my senses into thinking that maybe sunny, warm days are nearer than they seem at this very moment in January. Churn the mixture in your ice cream machine following the manufacturer’s instructions. Remember to freeze your ice cream bowl overnight!

This isn’t ice cream in quotation marks. You’re not going to get your hopes up only to have them dashed with a bowl of icy, flavorless frozen dairy substitutes. This vegan ice cream is the real deal. Yes, it tastes like a real dessert that you’d drizzle with caramel sauce and sprinkle with nuts. Yes, it’s dairy-free and vegan too (no eggs!). Here’s what you need to know. I have to give a massive shout-out to our recipe contributor Megan Gordon for putting this type of ice cream on my radar.

1 cup milk, 1 (14 ounce) can cream of coconut, 1 1/2 cups heavy cream, 1 1/2 cups sweetened flaked coconut (optional). Combine the milk and cream of coconut in the container of a food processor or blender, and mix thoroughly. Stir in cream and flaked coconut. Pour into the container of an ice cream maker, and freeze according to the manufacturer 's instructions.

Yes, you can make amazing ice cream without a cow in sight. There are lots of different ingredients to experiment with (coconut milk, frozen bananas, avocado, soy or almond milk), and you can do it with or without an ice cream maker (frozen bananas are your new best friend if you don't have one). Here are a few basic tips to keep in mind:, Fat helps you get the right creamy texture. That's what makes coconut milk such a perfect substitute for whole milk and cream  . That'll help everything combine without starting to melt too much, which can make for a grainy final product. 1. Fig, Coconut and Blackberry Ice Cream. If fresh figs are hard to come by, try cooking stone fruits like apricots or plums instead.

Calories per 1/2 Cup: 140 (70 calories from fat). First Ingredient: Organic Coconut Milk (which is made primarily of water). Taste Grade: B. 2. The Easy Switch: Cashew-Based. On the first taste, this is indistinguishable from ice cream. Its creamy with the same color and weight as regular ice cream. There is a slight moment where you can sense a soy aftertaste, but it doesn’t linger.

These Coconut and Raspberry Ice Cream Bites are the perfect sweet treat of a hot day or a sultry afternoon. The creamy coconut ice cream is topped with an elegantly simple homemade raspberry compote and then finished with a drizzle of chocolate. 8. Paleo Berry Ice Cream Cake. An ode to the ephemeral nature of spring, this Paleo Berry Ice Cream Cake packs a wallop of intense berry flavors. The creamy, dreamy ice cream filling is made from cashews and banana blended with fresh berries. No worries if you are lacking fresh berries, frozen work wonderfully as well. They have an almond and date crust, a creamy, fruity coconut milk middle, and a topping of strawberry cherry sauce with coconut cream piped on top. Put it all together and you get crunchy, smooth, creamy, and tart delicious goodness. You can also use whatever fruit you have on hand, got blueberries, make it blueberry!

This easy vegan coconut ice cream is as simple as open, pour, stir, blend, chill, churn, and devour. As long as you can use a can opener, you can be chowing down on fresh vegan coconut ice cream in a matter of hours. This recipe is perfect for those of you who don’t want to crack open a coconut. You’ll get the best results with high quality organic full-fat coconut milk or So Delicious culinary coconut milk. Skip the brands with tons of additives, and the light varieties that are too thin and watery. Pour the remaining coconut milk into the blender with the maple syrup, coconut butter, coconut flavor, and salt, and blast on high for 10 to 20 seconds until smooth and creamy. In a saucepan over medium-low heat, warm the coconut mixture.

The ice cream base is sweetened with dates and bananas and comes together quickly in a blender. Okay I can’t wait to tell you – it’s DATES! Just when I thought loving dates anymore than I do was impossible, I tested this no-churn ice cream recipe and fell in love all over again. The dates, along with a bit of almond butter, seem to help the ice cream retain a creamier texture even without an ice cream maker.