Low Carb Coconut Cookies and Cream Ice Cream is your go-to favorite!
Coconut cookies and cream ice is the low-carb solution you've been looking for. It's not always easy to find a dessert you love that doesn't totally wreak havoc on your diet. You get the best of both worlds with this tasty treat. The perfect blend of refreshing coconut and the sinfully delicious cookies and cream flavor makes this snack irresistible right down to the very last bite. Everybody will be blown away when you tell them it's low-carb friendly!
Plus, who doesn't adore homemade ice cream? There's something a little nostalgic about whipping up a batch of homemade ice cream for your family and friends to enjoy. Be sure to jot this recipe down–everybody is going to ask you for it. It's just that good! You could definitely get used to a tradition like this.
This creamy, yet light dessert pairs well with any meal. Enjoy it as an after-dinner dessert or make it for an anytime snack. The options are endless! It's a feel-good recipe that will definitely bring a smile to your face. As an added perk, this is also the perfect make-ahead dish when you know you're having a get-together. Simply prepare the cookies first and allow them to cool completely before crumbling. Next, prepare the ice cream, but remember to freeze it first and then allow ten minutes for thawing. It's really that easy! Watch as everybody lines up to get a serving of this incredible low carb dessert. Don't count on having any leftovers!
Servings: |
- 2 1/2 cups heavy whipping cream
- 1/2 cup So Nourished powdered erythritol
- 1/2 cup coconut milk
- 1 tablespoon vanilla extract
- In a mixing bowl, beat the whipping cream until stiff peaks form them beat in the erythritol and vanilla.
- Stir in the coconut milk until the mixture is thick and well combined then pour into an ice cream maker.
- Freeze according to the manufacturer’s instructions, churning while pouring in the cookie crumbs.
- Alternatively, fold the cookie crumbs into the cream mixture and spread in a loaf pan.
- Freeze the ice cream in the loaf pan until firm then thaw for 10 minutes before scooping.
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Comments (4)
I have a question about the ice cream instructions. I don’t have an ice cream maker, so would I just follow the alternative steps? This sounds amazing and I want to make sure I’m reading it correctly.
Just made this and it came out tasting better than the Nada Moo coconut milk ice cream that I normally buy for 5.99/pint. Thanks for posting this wonderful recipe!