No Churn Vegan Strawberry Ice Cream. I made this ice cream a no churn recipe because I don't think you should need to have an ice cream maker to indulge in such deliciousness! What better way to capture the flavour of summer, when strawberries are at their best, than in this luxurious no-churn strawberry ice cream? You will need a good blender or food processor, my Magimix Food Processor whips it.
Creamy, scoopable, no ice crystals at all, no ice But if we're talking about everyday strawberry ice cream sold in tubs at supermarkets and even gourmet stores, then this is off the charts compared to. This vegan, no-churn strawberry ice cream has only four ingredients and is incredibly easy to make! In addition, leave the two cans of coconut milk in the fridge overnight. You can cook No Churn Vegan Strawberry Ice Cream using 2 ingredients and 3 steps. Here is how you cook it.
Ingredients of No Churn Vegan Strawberry Ice Cream
- You need 1 can of pure coconut milk.
- It's of Strawberries.
Not sure what I like best about this vegan coconut milk ice cream recipe. The fact that it's naturally sweet? Churn the coconut ice cream base in your ice cream machine following the manufacturer's instructions. When thickened to a soft-serve ice cream consistency, slowly ladle the strawberry sauce into the ice cream maker as it runs so the sauce gets incorporated into the ice cream base.
No Churn Vegan Strawberry Ice Cream step by step
- Dice as many strawberries as you like. Blend coconut solids with the liquids..
- In a freezer-proof bowl. Add coconut milk and diced strawberries..
- Put in the freezer. Stir ever 1-2 hours til it's the texture of ice cream. *The strawberries will break up and tint the ice cream as it hardens.*.
Vegan Strawberry Ice Cream with coconut milk. Or puree the chunks and the syrup, add to milk and proceed according to instructions. Capture the taste of spring without the extra appliance on your counter. You'd never know this was no churn ice cream! I've made this recipe a few times already, and far I like it just as much (if not more) than my beloved Bluebell Ice Cream - and that's saying a lot.