Dark Chocolate Chip Ice Cream {Dairy Free}

by | Oct 16, 2013

Get ready to jump up & down.

You, yes you, can make creamy soft serve ice cream in just minutes.

Here’s the scoop:

Frozen banana’s make the best ice cream. If you freeze a peeled banana until solid, then whiz it up in a food processor, it gets creamy and a little gooey, just like soft serve ice cream BUT without the dairy, artificial ingredients & refined sugar.

What a beautiful world we get to play in.

Go have fun with all sorts of add-ins: peanut butter & chocolate,  strawberries, mint & dark chocolate {oh my goodness me, so tasty}, almond butter & honey, coconut & dark chocolate… it’s all just mind-blowingly good!

Basic Banana Ice Cream
1 ripe banana, peeled

Slice banana into chunks, and place in a container in your freezer. The banana will take about 6-8 hours to freeze.

To make the ice cream: put the bananas in a food processor and blend until they become a creamy soft serve ice cream. Scoop into a bowl and add your favorite add-ins. Either eat ASAP or place in the freezer for later. You can also top with yummy, nutritious stuff like raw dried fruit, coconut, nuts and seeds!

Banana Ice Cream Food Processor*Keep in mind that it will tend to melt faster than regular ice cream & should be enjoyed immediately!

Go ahead and indulge, guilt-free.

Healthy homemade ice cream anytime you want. I know you’ll love it.

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Have you ever had banana ice cream? Leave me a comment, I would love to hear from you!

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