This is what I came up with!
My children much prefer the creamier texture of ice cream (albeit "Free From") to sorbet, and certainly an ice cream texture is more filling than the sugary watery mixture that is sorbet. But without an ice cream maker, I wasn't sure I could achieve this. I have tried unsuccessfully to use milks, it always goes runny. Then I had a lightbulb moment and decided to try RICE CREAM!
There are a few types available in Health Food Stores now, I have tried a few but my favourite is the Isola Rice Cream as it is really thick. You can buy it online too. Because it is thick, a little goes a long way - although it also means it needs a little more mixing in. it ALSO meant it was perfect for "ice cream"!
You could use Oatly cream if gluten is not a problem, soya cream if tolerated, coconut cream - you choose. And equally you could use a variety of fruit -supermarkets this year are selling bags of frozen fruit chunks and my chest freezer is full of them!
Ingredients
- Rice Cream or your choice of alternative. I used 100mls for half a bag to test, so it would be 200ml for one whole bag of frozen fruit.
- Frozen fruit of your choice!
Tip - needs to be frozen or it will be a mushy mess in your food processor before it's whizzed up properly!
Method
- Place both ingredients in the food processor and keep blending until it is mixed!
- Transfer to a freezer proof container and freeze!
- Serve as desired :)
Two ingredient ice-cream....you cannot go wrong! Looks so yummy, and very child friendly
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Oh rice cream, now clever. I use coconut cream for cakes
ReplyDeleteWhat a perfect way to have mangoes. Looks delicious.
ReplyDeleteOh my gosh - this sounds divine! I make a mango ice-cream using cream (which I know you can't use) and mango, but this sounds a hundred times healthier - will have to source rice cream!
ReplyDeleteOh this sounds fantastic and my boys would so eat this without a fight! Thank you for sharing.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know about rice cream, thank you. The recipe sounds great, easy to make and it looks yummy.
ReplyDeleteSounds so simple even I could do it! Definitely worth a try, love that it isn't dairy
ReplyDeleteYum! And mangos are my son's absolute favourite food - he would live off them if he could so this is a fantastic recipe. Will be making this - especially as I am not a fan of dairy.
ReplyDeleteThat sounds delicious - I'm going to try this one with my two x x
ReplyDeleteOh yum this sounds delicious and rather simple to make I think even I could give it a try :)
ReplyDeleteYum, I have never had Mango ice cream, but it sounds amazing x
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It's me that has the food problems here, I've never found the rice cream but I'll definitely be trying this with then Alpro cream! :) #healthhop
ReplyDeleteIt sounds amazing!!!! I love mango! x
ReplyDeleteWOW! Ingenious! I'm very impressed.
ReplyDeleteI didn't know about rice cream either. Going to have to try this, it looks delicious :)
ReplyDeleteMmmm this sounds perfect for this weather!x
ReplyDeleteWow so simple but I bet it's delicious! #recipeoftheweek
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