Almond Milk Ice Cream 35 calories
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Oh I forgot about this. Definitely trying on my day off!0
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awesome thanks0
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I'm a huge ice cream fan!! Thanks for the recipe. I will be giving this ago!0
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trying this!0
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Sounds Great !!! Thanks for the share!0
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bump! gotta try this.0
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Bumpity Bumpity Bump!0
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Fascinated by the process! I gotta try this!0
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Here's a recipe for a non-fat, low-cal tasty ice cream treat.
Fill a large zip lock bag with ice and add a 1/2 cup of table salt. The salt is to make the ice super cold and speed freezing. It does not touch the ice cream.
In a measuring cup, pour 1 cup of almond milk (I like PureAlmond Unsweetened only 35 calories for 1 cup)
1/2 tsp vanilla
2 tbsp of a natural or artificial sweetner (Splenda, Truvia, honey, etc..).
Mix well and pour liquid into a smaller zip lock bag and seal it tight.
Place the small bag inside the larger bag, seal and then shake vigorously for 4 to 5 minutes until the mixture hardens.
Tip: use oven mits to keep your hangs from getting too cold as you shake the bag.
Also, consider adding cinnamon, cocoa or instant coffee to the mixture for variety. Enjoy!
* Add a scoop of vanilla protein and you its an awesome meal replacement!
It definitely curbs any ice cream cravings.0 -
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Made this tonight for a late-night snack - it was delicious! Thanks for the idea. I remember making ice cream like this (but with regular milk) back when I was a kid in scouts.
My son's troop just made ice cream a couple of months ago but I never thought to substitute almond milk. I can't wait to try this, it's genius!0 -
this might be the answer to all of my prayers! haha0
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Sounds good. Will have to give it a try.0
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Bump for tonights dessert0
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bump:happy:0
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Definitely going to try it, thanks0
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Bumpity, Bump! Just bought almond milk and didn't know what to use the rest of it for.0
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Sounds good0
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Yum, thanks for sharing!0
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This is such a decadent treat for me! I added nutmeg, cinnamon and Trader Joes Frozen Mango chunks! Delish!
That's the cool thing about this recipe is that you can change it up any way you like. I've thought about adding natural peanut butter-not sure that would work, but it would add more calories than I'd like. Thanks for the tip.
Add organic peanut butter powder (2 tblsp mixed with 1 tblsp water is only 45 Calories) With unsweetened cocoa (10 calories) - nice Reese's flavored ice cream...
I mix the organic pb and unsweetened cocoa with frozen banana ice cream like snack I make.. YUM YUM YUMMY!!!0 -
Trying This TONIGHT!!! Sounds YUMMY!!!0
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bump to try!0
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Here's a recipe for a non-fat, low-cal tasty ice cream treat.
Fill a large zip lock bag with ice and add a 1/2 cup of table salt. The salt is to make the ice super cold and speed freezing. It does not touch the ice cream.
In a measuring cup, pour 1 cup of almond milk (I like PureAlmond Unsweetened only 35 calories for 1 cup)
1/2 tsp vanilla
2 tbsp of a natural or artificial sweetner (Splenda, Truvia, honey, etc..).
Mix well and pour liquid into a smaller zip lock bag and seal it tight.
Place the small bag inside the larger bag, seal and then shake vigorously for 4 to 5 minutes until the mixture hardens.
Tip: use oven mits to keep your hangs from getting too cold as you shake the bag.
Also, consider adding cinnamon, cocoa or instant coffee to the mixture for variety. Enjoy!
* Add a scoop of vanilla protein and you its an awesome meal replacement!
It definitely curbs any ice cream cravings.
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Want to try this in my new Kitchen aid ice cream maker!0
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