Instant Ice Cream, No Ice-Cream Maker Required

It’s easy to make a fruity, creamy dessert that tastes a lot like ice cream in minutes. The key is frozen fruit. Put a bag of frozen berries or peaches, sugar to taste, and a little milk or cream in a food processor, pulse it, and you’re done. “OMG! I had almost instant ice cream! It was delicious,” says Sherri.

greygarious keeps sweetened condensed milk in the freezer, and makes single servings by combining a couple of spoonfuls with some frozen fruit, and milk or cream if desired. jeni1002 uses 1 cup frozen mango, 1/2 cup Greek yogurt, 1/4 cup milk, and a bit of cardamom for a tropical treat. For a low-calorie, decadent-tasting version, TrishUntrapped processes together frozen fruit, a packet of alternative sweetener, a couple of tablespoons nonfat dry milk powder, and some ice water.

nemo has a neat trick for making instant sorbet: Freeze cans of fruit in heavy syrup, then open the frozen can and pulse the fruit and its syrup. One advantage to this method is the ability to use fruits not normally available frozen, nemo notes, such as pears.

Board Link: An absurdly simple dessert that tasted good - instant ice cream (for lack of a better name)

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  1. We always make ‘ice cream’ by mixing up frozen bananas (buy really ripe ones, yellow nanners actually don’t blend or taste as good as brown ones) add a touch of soy milk (I’m so gonna try the condensed milk – yum!) and a bit of peanut butter and chocolate chips or syrup…a tiny dash of salt and you are good to go in like 2 min. for very little $. Enjoy! Summer is on the way!

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