Recipe Directions
1. Blend coconut meat, agave nectar, vanilla, and almond milk.
2. Put the mixture in your ice cream maker and follow instructions.
3. Or put it in the freezer until frozen!
Mrsluukkonen's Thoughts
By mrsluukkonen This ice cream is so delicious and creamy, you would never know that it has no dairy in it!
My non-raw friends agree!
You will have to play around with the amounts.
Use only enough almond milk to get a thick creamy mixture. You don’t want it to be too thin.
Start with less sweetener, almond milk and vanilla, then add more until it suits your taste.
I think it tastes best with fresh berries on top. :)
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kandace
Nov 11, 2010
This is absolutely lovely!
bluebells
Nov 10, 2010
This looks good. I am always looking for an alternative to the artificial commercial ice creams. ANYONE IN THE UK ! .....Where in the UK can I buy young coconuts?
bluebells
Nov 11, 2010
I live in Norfolk, 12 miles from Norwich. Our local greengrocer said that he has never heard of them on the 'list' from his supplier. I wanted to try the icecream and the buttery spread from this site. I could ask asda if they are likely to do them. But definitely Tesco, yes. I live in rural Norfolk and so don't have access to an asian shop. I'm disabled as well so I don't get out much. Most of my shopping I do online.
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bluebells
Nov 11, 2010
I live in Norfolk, 12 miles from Norwich. Our local greengrocer said that he has never heard of them on the 'list' from his supplier. I wanted to try the icecream and the buttery spread from this site. I could ask asda if they are likely to do them. But definitely Tesco, yes. I live in rural Norfolk and so don't have access to an asian shop. I'm disabled as well so I don't get out much. Most of my shopping I do online.
kandace
Nov 11, 2010
This is absolutely lovely!
Fee
Nov 10, 2010
I buy young cocnuts from an Asian shop in Blackburn, Lancashire. Whereabouts in the UK are you? Tesco did go through a phase of selling young coconuts but I havent seen them there for a while but you can always ask.
bluebells
Nov 10, 2010
This looks good. I am always looking for an alternative to the artificial commercial ice creams. ANYONE IN THE UK ! .....Where in the UK can I buy young coconuts?
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