A refreshing, minty treat! It makes a soft serve ice cream, but if you want it harder, just stick it back into the freezer for a little while longer.
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Recipe Directions

1. Blend all the ingredients in the blender until smooth.

2. Freeze until solid.

3. Scoop the frozen ice cream into a food processor and blend till creamy.

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By Ms. Sarah

A refreshing, minty treat!

It makes a soft serve ice cream, but if you want it harder, just stick it back into the freezer for a little while longer.

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Yes, and it actually works well. I think using too many cashews give it an "odd" flavor. Just my opinion, though ;)

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so it only uses one tablespoon of raw cashews?

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I made this into mint chip ice cream. I added 1/4 teaspoon spirulina to the recipe to give it a green color. Then I added 1/4 cup cacao nibs as "chocolate chips".

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Yes, and it actually works well. I think using too many cashews give it an "odd" flavor. Just my opinion, though ;)

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I made this into mint chip ice cream. I added 1/4 teaspoon spirulina to the recipe to give it a green color. Then I added 1/4 cup cacao nibs as "chocolate chips".

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so it only uses one tablespoon of raw cashews?

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blueyz - lol! I don't have and icecream maker, so gotta improvise ;)

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Carmentina - Thanks!

KendraFAB - Sounds pretty tasty! Maybe a raw chocolate syrup would be good, too!

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