healthy no-churn dragon fruit ice cream

 

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Bubblegum sorbet with only 3 ingredients!

Tired of boring old flavors when it comes to homemade ice cream? Want to make a healthy treat that's vegan and gluten-free? Look no further! Introducing a new and exciting recipe for homemade bubblegum sorbet made from dragon fruit, (pink pitaya.) With only three ingredients, this healthy sorbet is as easy to make as it is delicious. Plus, the bright pink color is all-natural! Unlike typically unhealthy bubble gums filled with artificial colors and flavors, this sorbet is the perfect guilt-free way to satisfy your sweet tooth. So don't wait to try this amazing and health-conscious bubblegum sorbet recipe!

Save time and money by making this 3-ingredient no-churn bubblegum sorbet (or dairy free ice cream) and it’s also healthier than the store bought or ice cream shop versions. With less than 1 gram of fat and under 100 calories per serving, this fruit sorbet is a game changer for a summertime frozen treat. Only takes three minutes to make and it’s totally scoopable! Enjoy with optional gluten-free/vegan sprinkles and sugar free vegan waffle cones. (See links below in recipe card.)

I used Nature’s Flavors Organic Bubblegum Flavor Syrup. It’s spot on with bubble gum flavor and I especially like the fact that it is corn syrup free! (Unlike most store-bought syrups) It’s also gluten-free and vegan.

Let’s begin!

How to make easy no churn sorbet

Ingredients:

Ingredients for making a simple bubblegum sorbet that is healthy and vegan and gluten free.

Ingredients needed for sorbet:

Instructions:

How to make a healthy ice cream using a blender that is dairy free, vegan and gluten free. Bright pink ice cream made with dragon fruit.

Add all ingredients to a high-powered blender or processor and pulse a few times, then blend on high for one minute or until smooth and well blended.

Note: I love my Ninja 3-in-1 system and use it all the time. It comes with three different attachments for all kinds of settings, even an ice cream maker setting.

Remove blade from blender or processor and scoop out sorbet mixture into cones or bowls and enjoy this thick and delicious frozen treat immediately.

The lovely shade of pink is created naturally from the dragon fruit (pink pitaya.)

What is pink pitaya dragon fruit and benefits?

Pink dragon fruit is a superfood that is now grown all over world in tropical regions, but indigenous to Central and South America.

Not only is it a strange and unusual looking fruit, but if you ever see how it grows (or Google it) you will see the plant looks pretty out-of-this-world! Dragon fruit grows on a small tree with weeping limbs that look like cacti. They actually call it a climbing cactus, or hylocereus. The taste and texture are like a happy marry of a kiwi and pear.

Benefits of pink pitaya dragon fruit and easy recipe for bubblegum sorbet.

Benefits of pink dragon fruit:

  • rich in antioxidants

  • it’s high in fiber and fat free

  • high in Vitamin C to strengthen immune system

  • contains prebiotics and help with food digestion

  • help with lowering blood sugar

  • It can help boost iron levels, (which can be particularly helpful for women during their mensuration period.)

Add gluten free, vegan sprinkles for an ice cream shop experience.

This sorbet is a money and time saver with an indulgent flavor and creamy texture or an expensive ice cream. Lots of healthy nutrients from the fruits in this sorbet also makes it a healthier choice over ice cream.

Enjoy!

💜Julie

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Author: Julie Butler
Easy Bubblegum Sorbet (no churn ice cream)

Easy Bubblegum Sorbet (no churn ice cream)

Save time and money by making this 3-ingredient no-churn bubblegum sorbet (or dairy free ice cream) and it’s also healthier than the store bought or ice cream shop versions. This sorbet is vegan and gluten free with less than 1 gram of fat and under 100 calories per serving. Only takes 3 minutes to make and it’s totally scoopable!
Prep time: 3 MinTotal time: 3 Min

Ingredients

Ingredients for sorbet

Instructions

How to make bubblegum sorbet
  1. Add all ingredients to a high-powered blender or processor and pulse a few times, then blend on high for one minute or until smooth and well blended.
  2. Remove blade from blender or processor and scoop out sorbet mixture into cones or bowls and enjoy this thick and delicious frozen treat immediately.

Notes

Note: The lovely shade of pink is created naturally from the dragon fruit (pink pitaya.)

Note: If you would rather enjoy later, store in freezer. Lay out at room temperature about 5-8 minutes before scooping. Freezer safe up to five months.

Tip: Add gluten free, vegan sprinkles for an ice cream shop experience.

Nutrition Facts

Calories

97.5

Fat (grams)

.25 g

Carbs (grams)

24.5 g

Sugar (grams)

16.5 g

Protein (grams)

1.13 g

Sodium (milligrams)

2 mg

NOTE: Nutritional values are based on a 6oz serving size and may vary with brands of products and sizes of bananas.

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Julie Butler

Hi, I’m Julie Butler with Inspiration Apron, a blog full of delicious recipes, mouth-watering photographs, fun crafts and travel inspiration. I’m a southern girl, North Carolina is my home state and I’ve got some southern classics and vintage family recipes along with new and exciting creations. Enjoy!

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