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See more Dairy-free ice cream recipes Deliciously smooth and ultra creamy almond milk ice cream, made with just 5 ingredients! Homemade Almond Milk Ice Cream RecipeWhether you’re vegan, trying to cut back on dairy, or simply curious to try something new, almond milk ice cream is the perfect choice. Dairy free ice cream is hugely popular right now, and even mainstream companies such as Halo Top, Haagen Dasz, Breyers, So Delicious, and Ben & Jerry’s are jumping on board, offering their own lines of nondairy ice cream flavors in regular grocery stores nationwide. But almond milk ice cream definitely isn’t new for me – I’ve been making it for over a decade! And today this creamy almond milk ice cream joins the growing list of vegan ice cream recipes I’ve posted on the blog, including all of the following: Coconut Ice Cream Keto Ice Cream Banana Ice Cream How To Make Ice Cream With Almond MilkNo Soy No Coconut No Eggs No Oil And it can also be dairy free, corn syrup free, banana free, sugar free, and nut free (no cashews), with no preservatives or xanthan gum, and no ice cream maker required. Almond Milk Ice Cream FlavorsChocolate: Follow the recipe for vanilla almond milk ice cream below, and add 1/4 cup cocoa or cacao powder. Feel free to throw in some chocolate chips or pieces of Vegan Brownies after churning! Mint Chocolate Chip: Use a neutral nut butter such as raw cashew or coconut butter in the base recipe below, and add 1/8 tsp pure peppermint extract, or more for a stronger mint flavor. Be sure your extract says pure and peppermint on the label. Peanut Butter: Choose peanut butter in the recipe below, and increase it to 2/3 cup for a stronger peanut butter flavor if desired. Strawberry: Use only 1 1/2 cups almond milk in the recipe below. Add 1/2 cup mashed strawberries, and use a neutral nut butter such as raw cashew or coconut butter. Stir in 1/2 cup diced strawberries if desired just before serving. Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough: Use the base recipe below, and stir in pieces of your favorite cookie dough or the dough of any of these healthy cookies recipes. The base recipe can be no churn, sugar free, low carb, keto, and of course vegan. And yes, other types of milk—such as soymilk, coconut milk, and cashew milk—work for this ice cream as well. One of my favorites is Almond Breeze almond cashew blend, or you can even make your own almond milk or Oat Milk at home and use that! Above – watch the video how to make almond milk ice cream!
Current Reader Favorite Recipes: One Minute Chocolate Mug Cake Black Bean Brownies – NO Flour Required Vegan Peanut Butter Cookies Banana Recipes – 30 Healthy Ideas Huge thanks to Almond Breeze for sponsoring this post. Their cashew and almond milks have been my go-to nondairy milks for more than a decade, so I was really excited for the chance to work with them. The recipe and opinions in the post are my own. Published on August 6, 2018 Chocolate Covered Katie is one of the top 25 food websites in America, and Katie has been featured on The Today Show, CNN, Fox, The Huffington Post, and ABC's 5 O’Clock News. Her favorite food is chocolate, and she believes in eating dessert every single day. Learn more about Katie gluten-free healthy recipes no-bake soy-free sugar-free vitamix Get Free Recipes Don’t Miss Out On The NEW Free Healthy Recipes Sign up below to receive exclusive & always free healthy recipes right in your inbox: Popular Right NowReader InteractionsWhat non dairy milk is best for ice cream?Cashew milk, like coconut, is a good base because of its higher fat content. But almond milk is still the No. 1 vegan milk choice among consumers, which makes it a popular choice for frozen desserts as well. Today, Ben & Jerry's has seven almond milk frozen dessert flavors.
How do you thicken vegan ice cream?Cornstarch. A little cornstarch helps to thicken the ice cream to get the right smooth texture. Liquid sweetener. Using a liquid sweetener in combination with a granulated one helps to make the texture perfectly creamy.
What is ice cream without dairy called?One of the first frozen treats ever developed were ices (or sorbets), which essentially are a mixture of smooth ice, sugar, flavoring and other refreshing ingredients like fruit purees. A sorbet does not contain any dairy products and is more acidic, which results in tart flavors.
Is there such thing as dairyDairy-free ice creams often utilize coconut milk as the base, but now almond, cashew, and oat-based varieties are hitting the shelves, too. Plus, there are tons of flavors to choose from, and whether you're a vanilla stan or chocolate fan, there's something for every sweet tooth.
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