The choco-spirulina combo is surprisingly delicious, but if you’re not too crazy about spirulina, you might want to start with less and work your way up. Dates are to taste--you could also use agave, maple syrup, lucama powder, stevia, etc. A sweet treat to beat the summer heat!  It will be the consistency of...
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Ingredients

1 cup young coconut pulp (frozen)
2 bananas (frozen)
¼ cup carob powder or cacao powder
¼ cup spirulina powder
6 dates
Seeds of 1 vanilla bean
Dash of sea salt

Recipe Directions

1. Put everything in your food processor and mix until completely smooth.

Kathrynintheraw's Thoughts

By kathrynintheraw

The choco-spirulina combo is surprisingly delicious, but if you’re not too crazy about spirulina, you might want to start with less and work your way up.

Dates are to taste--you could also use agave, maple syrup, lucama powder, stevia, etc.

A sweet treat to beat the summer heat!  It will be the consistency of soft serve.

 

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Carmentina

Oct 06, 2010

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I would suggest something I do for those who don't have high power food processors or blenders - let all frozen ingredients unthaw a little. Maybe 20 or so depending on the temperature. I really makes making ice cream sooo much easier and faster.

Yum, thanks for this. I gotta remember to add spirulina to mine. No excuses!

gordienali

Oct 06, 2010

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oh yummy!

I've never tried making raw icecreame. Can the icecreame be frozen for later use or does it get too firm?

kathrynintheraw

Oct 06, 2010

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It does get really firm, but if you have the time, you can process the frozen ice cream, and it will get nice and soft again.

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Carmentina

Oct 06, 2010

33 votes
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I would suggest something I do for those who don't have high power food processors or blenders - let all frozen ingredients unthaw a little. Maybe 20 or so depending on the temperature. I really makes making ice cream sooo much easier and faster.

Yum, thanks for this. I gotta remember to add spirulina to mine. No excuses!

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kathrynintheraw

Oct 06, 2010

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It does get really firm, but if you have the time, you can process the frozen ice cream, and it will get nice and soft again.

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gordienali

Oct 06, 2010

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oh yummy!

I've never tried making raw icecreame. Can the icecreame be frozen for later use or does it get too firm?

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