Vegan Strawberry Ice Cream - No Churn Ice Cream Recipe! (2024)

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posted by Jessica Hylton on Jun 24, 2016 (last updated Jun 22, 2023) 54 comments »

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This Vegan Strawberry Coconut Ice Cream is deliciously creamy, no churn and so easy to make! You only need 4 ingredients!

Looking for more easy strawberry dessert recipes? You’ll love this Strawberry Granita!

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One of my favourite parts about summer isdefinitely the endless amounts of ice cream. I have very fond memories of the ice cream truck driving through my neighbourhood as a child. For some reason he wentvery quickly, so you kind of had to be posed by the door, listening out for him around the same time every Thursday.Then there’s the time I had gelatothree times in one day while in Venice. Needless to say, I love ice cream. So I knew that I needed to makesome more homemade ice cream this summer. I decided to use one of my favourite all time ingredients (spoiler alert: strawberries) to make this Vegan Strawberry Coconut Ice Cream, and I am so happy that I did.

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This vegan strawberry coconut ice cream is one of my favourites yet. The coconut cream makes it incredibly creamy, the strawberry flavour is really prevalent in it and the maple syrup adds a delicious sweetness to it. I love that it isn’t over sweet, but just right to stay refreshing for the summer. The vanilla bean actually ties it all in. It added a huge amount of flavour to it and these beautiful specks of vanilla.

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I made this ice cream a no churn recipe because I don’t think you should need to have an ice cream maker to indulge in such deliciousness! It’s so easy to make, and as long as you remember to whisk it, it won’t be icy. Now go forth, and make ALL the ice cream!

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Vegan Strawberry Coconut Ice Cream (No Churn)

Creamy vegan strawberry ice cream is made with just 4 ingredients. It's super easy to prep, and the best thing to cool down with on a hot summer day!

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Ingredients

  • 4 cups frozen strawberries
  • 28 ounces coconut cream from cans of coconut milk*, see notes below on how to make coconut cream from coconut milk (two 13.4 ounce cans)
  • 1 tablespoon vanilla extract, or 1 vanilla bean, split and seeded
  • 1/2 cup maple syrup

Instructions

  • Add the coconut cream to a food processor or blender and blend for a minute or two.

  • Add the frozen strawberries, coconut cream, vanilla extract, and maple syrup into a food processor or blender and mix together until thick and creamy and combined.

Ice Cream Machine

  • Place the ice cream base into a freezer-safe container in the refrigerator for 2 hours to set up before freezing.

  • Freeze the ice cream according to the manufacturer’s instructions for your machine.

No Machine/No Churn

  • Place all ice cream base into a freezer-safe container and place in the freezer and allow to freeze for 1 hour. Ensure it is covered.

  • Whisk slightly every 20 minutes to avoid it getting too icy for 3-4 hours. It should be getting thicker after each whisking, until it’s firm enough to scoop.

  • To eat: serve immediately or when you are ready for it (after it’s been in the freezer), thaw for 5-10 minutes and scoop with an ice cream scoop.

Notes

  1. This recipe is vegan and gluten free.
  2. HOW TO STORE
    Store this ice cream in a freeze safe container. For the best taste and texture it is advised that you store it no longer than 2 weeks.
  3. A FEW NOTES
    You can buy coconut cream or make it from full fat coconut milk. Place a can of coconut milk in the fridge overnight. Remove, turn upside down, open and pour off the liquid coconut water on top (you can drink it or use it in a smoothie). Then use the thick coconut cream that is left in the recipe.

Calories: 366kcal, Carbohydrates: 29g, Protein: 3g, Fat: 29g, Saturated Fat: 25g, Sodium: 21mg, Potassium: 498mg, Fiber: 2g, Sugar: 21g, Vitamin A: 12IU, Vitamin C: 58mg, Calcium: 68mg, Iron: 5mg

Disclaimer: Although jessicainthekitchen.com attempts to provide accurate nutritional information, kindly note that these are only estimates. Nutritional information may be affected based on the product type, the brand that was purchased, and in other unforeseeable ways. Jessicainthekitchen.com will not be held liable for any loss or damage resulting for your reliance on nutritional information. If you need to follow a specific caloric regimen, please consult your doctor first.

Cuisine: American

Course: Desserts

Author: Jessica Hylton

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originally published on Jun 24, 2016 (last updated Jun 22, 2023)

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54 comments on “Vegan Strawberry Coconut Ice Cream (No Churn)”

  1. Smrithi Reply

    Hi Jessica!
    I tried the recipe but my coconut cream curdled after I blended the strawberries in. Would you know why and how I can avoid it?

    Thanks!!

    • Jessica Hylton Reply

      Hi Smrithi,

      Let me try and help! Was your food processor hot by chance? There’s also a chance it was the brand of coconut milk – which brand did you use?

      • Smrithi Kumar Reply

        Thank you for responding!
        I used a regular blender which wasn’t hot. Also, my coconut cream was bought from Trader Joe’s.

        • Jessica Hylton

          Hi!

          Of course! Sadly I’ve heard this complaint a lot from Trader Joe’s coconut cream across several blogs, so it was definitely their coconut milk that caused that. I would recommend trying another brand (like Thai Kitchen) and trying it again!

  2. Lolo Reply

    Yummy. I formed intobzlls and wrapped in mochi. Yum yum,

  3. Laura Reply

    Hi Jessica! I would like to make the recipe but I have a question. After freezing it 1h, do I have to whisk every 20 min in a blender or by hand with a whisk?

    Thanks for your recipes !!

    • Jessica Hylton Reply

      Hi Laura!

      With a hand whisk/hand held mixer or whisk by hand! Hope that helps so much and enjoy!!

    • Jessica Hylton Reply

      Also aww thanks so much!!

  4. Melvi Reply

    Hola, la receta se ve riquísima…pero no me queda claro la cantidad de crema de coco?
    Dice 28 oz y luego 2 latas de 14,04 Oz?

    • Jessica Hylton Reply

      Hola Melvi,

      Gracias por tu comentario. Disculpe la confusión, solo necesita 28 onzas. ¡Estaba diciendo que podría obtenerlo de 2 latas de 13/14 onzas de crema de coco ya que así es como se venden generalmente! Voy a eliminar eso para evitar confusiones. Espero que esto ayude y disfrútalo!

  5. Kelli Reply

    I have found that Thai kitchen does contain guar gum while trader Joe’s does not which may be why the cream curdles. Guar gum is an emulsifier which keeps it from separating.

  6. Nicola Reply

    The easiest and best vegan ice cream I’ve seen. No need to worry about best before freezer time it was gone in 2 days. My family love it. A new favourite recipe for us.

    • Gavin | Jessica in the Kitchen Reply

      Thank you so much Nicola! We’re so happy that you like it.

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FAQs

What replaces dairy in vegan ice cream? ›

The secret is nothing more than coconut milk. Full-fat, creamy coconut milk. Other vegan milk substitutes, like almond milk or soy milk, just don't cut it when it comes to ice cream. You need the fattiness and unctuousness that can only be found in a can of coconut milk.

How do you thicken vegan ice cream? ›

Plant-based fats are the best way to thicken vegan ice cream. Coconut cream, full-fat coconut milk and coconut oil will give the creamiest and thickest results. Cornstarch and tapioca starch can also be used to thicken but the end result will be a little more icy and a little less creamy.

How many calories in a strawberry ice cream stick? ›

Creamery Strawberry Ice Cream On A Stick (1 bar) contains 14g total carbs, 14g net carbs, 7g fat, 3g protein, and 130 calories.

Which vegan milk is best for making ice cream? ›

Kaminsky says that you'll get the best results from dairy-free counterparts that are higher in fat such as canned coconut milk. She typically uses almond milk as her base, but other non-dairy milks can work (steer clear of rice milk because it tends to be too watery).

What can I use instead of heavy cream for ice cream vegan? ›

By far the closest substitute for heavy cream in the vegan world is coconut milk in a can. There are several varieties to choose from. Look for the one with the highest fat, but don't fret if you can't find anything labeled “full fat.” They are all rich in fats.

What is the best emulsifier for vegan ice cream? ›

A common - and better - emulsifier for ice cream is soy lecithin, which can be derived from soybeans, sunflowers and rapeseed. Soy lecithin has a neutral taste, and also allows you to make egg-less ice cream.

What are the stabilizers in vegan ice cream? ›

Guar, acacia, and xanthan gum can all be added to a recipe while cold. They can be blended into a recipe without needing to heat for them to activate. These ingredients are all similar in that they are thickener but they all have slightly different thickening properties. Guar creates a smooth creamy texture.

What is the best stabilizer for homemade ice cream? ›

Locust bean gum (E410)

LBG is a very popular stabilizer in ice cream. It's one of the best gums at reducing ice crystal size. And it produces, a smooth texture, a creamy mouth-feel, and a silky finish. It also works well with other gums, especially Guar and Carrageenan.

Why does no-churn ice cream work? ›

The secret? It's simply the combination of whipped heavy cream and sweetened condensed milk. The no-churn technique allows home cooks to avoid the main challenge of making ice cream at home: the equipment.

How to make homemade ice cream creamy and not icy? ›

Here are some tips for making creamy, non-icy homemade ice cream: Use plenty of fat - A good ice cream base should contain ample fat, usually from dairy like cream, whole milk, or egg yolks. More fat means a smoother texture. Cook the base - Heating the ice cream base deactivates enzymes that can make ice cream icy.

How many calories are in 1 cup of strawberry ice cream? ›

Ice creams, strawberry, 1 cup (4 fl oz)
Protein (g)2.11
Carbohydrate, by difference (g)18.22
Energy (kcal)126.72
Fiber, total dietary (g)0.59
Calcium, Ca (mg)79.2
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Is strawberry ice cream healthy? ›

Ice cream is still high in calories and fat, so it should be consumed as an occasional treat rather than an everyday snack. In conclusion, strawberry ice cream can actually be good for your health when eaten in moderation as part of a balanced diet. So go ahead and indulge in a scoop or two every now and then.

Does Haagen-Daz strawberry ice cream have eggs? ›

CREAM, SKIM MILK, STRAWBERRIES, CANE SUGAR, EGG YOLKS.

What do vegans eat to replace dairy? ›

Plant-based alternatives to milk include almond milk, soy milk, and oat milk. For eggs, you can use substitutes like flaxseed or chia seed eggs, mashed bananas, or tofu. Cheese alternatives include options made from nuts (like cashews or almonds), soy, or nutritional yeast-based varieties.

What can you substitute milk for in ice cream? ›

Here are some common examples of plant-based milks used in non-dairy ice cream: Coconut Milk: Taken from the pulp of a coconut, the milk is rich and creamy thanks to a high saturated fat content. To save on calories and fat, try light coconut milk or a blend of coconut and almond milk.

What can I use instead of non-dairy cream vegan? ›

Soy milk and olive oil

To replicate the flavor and thickness of 1 cup (237 mL) of heavy cream, combine 2/3 cup (159 mL) of soy milk with 1/3 cup (79 mL) of olive oil. This substitute is best for adding tenderness and taste in cooking and baking, but it should not be used in recipes that require whipping.

What is a dairy free option for ice cream? ›

Dairy-free frozen desserts typically substitute regular milk with plant-based milk such as almond, soy, coconut, or cashew milk, although there are some amazing brands (*cough, cough, Eclipse*) that take it even further.

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