Easy homemade vegan ice cream
Summer is here, which means it's time to make incredibly delicious vegan ice cream at home. I'll share with you a unique recipe that allows you to create this wonderful treat quickly and easily, without sugar or animal products.
- Proteins: 1.2 g
- Fats: 7 g
- Carbohydrates: 10.1 g
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Complexity:
A simple recipe.
- Number of servings: 4
Today, there are over 10 types of ice cream in the confectionery industry. This delicious summer dessert is made from a wide variety of ingredients: nuts, vegetables, root vegetables, and even flowers! It seems that this fruity delicacy can no longer surprise anyone. However, it remains incredibly popular all over the world.
To do vegetarian ice creamWe'll need a minimum of ingredients. Combine coconut milk and pineapple for a delicious combination that's sure to impress. Best of all, this delicacy only takes 15 minutes to prepare. Ready to create this stunning dessert? Let's get started!
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Pineapple200 G
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Coconut milk400 ml
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Vanilla extract1 tsp
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Coconut syrupto taste
Wash and peel the pineapple. Next, cut it into small pieces and place them in a blender. It's important that the pieces aren't too large, as this will allow the blender to purée the pineapple more easily and quickly.
Add coconut milk to the pineapple.
Add vanilla extract and maple syrup to a blender. You can omit the maple syrup or substitute another sweetener (Jerusalem artichoke or agave syrup) if desired.
Cover the blender with a lid and blend the ingredients for 3 minutes until smooth. If you want some pineapple chunks in the finished ice cream, you can add some fruit to the mixture.
We pour the future ice cream into special molds, cover them with lids and put them in the freezer for 4-5 hours.
Pour hot water into a deep container and then place the ice cream molds in it. This will help the ice cream separate more easily.
If desired, decorate the finished ice cream with toppings or pieces of fruit and enjoy an incredibly tasty and healthy treat!
Answers to frequently asked questions
I don't recommend using canned pudding, as it contains a fair amount of sugar and has a soft, watery consistency. This can not only affect the finished dessert's flavor but also ruin it entirely.








