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prep time
4 h 5 min
cook time
0 min
ready time
4 h 5 min
The Best Keto Ice Cream
This low-carb ice cream is a delightful treat that requires 3 ingredients and just 5 minutes to prepare. This recipe is one of the best Keto treat recipes you will ever come across! You won't believe how such an easy Keto recipe can result in delicious and smooth ice cream.
What do you need to make the best Keto ice cream at home?
The base of this Keto ice cream requires a few ingredients that you probably have in your kitchen. All you need is heavy cream, allulose (or any powdered sweetener), and vanilla extract. You can also add other ingredients to elevate the flavor and texture.
What is the best sweetener for this recipe?
While any powdered or granulated sweetener would work in this recipe, it's best to choose one that doesn't harden or crystallize when frozen; we found that the best Keto sweetener for this recipe is allulose. It doesn't yield rock-hard ice cream nor crystallize.
What flavorings can you add to this Keto ice cream?
There are endless variations to this Keto ice cream recipe. If you want to add any low-carb berry, we recommend using it in freeze-dried form. Blitz the freeze-dried fruit until it's a powder, then mix it with the other ingredients. Using fresh or frozen berries will make your ice cream icy instead of creamy.
If you want chocolate-flavored ice cream, simply add cocoa powder and more sweetener. You can also add any nut butter or chopped nuts you prefer. The choices are endless.
Is there an alternative to shaking?
We understand if you don't feel like shaking for 5 full minutes. You can use an immersion blender to make this low-carb ice cream. Just make sure to mix in any crunchy additives after you blend.
Net Carbs
1.8 g
Fiber
0 g
Total Carbs
8.6 g
Protein
1.7 g
Fats
21.6 g
207 cals
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Ingredients
Cream Heavy Whipping
1 cup
Allulose, powdered
3 tbsp
Vanilla extract
1 tsp
Recipe Steps
steps 3
4 h 5 min
Step 1
To a freezer-safe jar, add the heavy whipping cream, vanilla, and sweetener. Add in any additional flavors you prefer. Secure the lid tightly.Step 2
Shake the jar vigorously for 5 minutes or until the liquid doubles in size. You can also use an immersion blender if you don't feel like shaking. Secure the lid again.Step 3
Place the jar in the freezer for 3-5 hours until frozen. If you have added heavy ingredients like nuts or chocolate pieces, shake the jar every 1 hour to ensure they don't settle at the bottom. Scoop the ice cream into a bowl or enjoy it straight from the jar.
Comments
OutstandingKale367214 a month ago
Quick and easy, tasty too
Petunia G 5 months ago
Absolutely delicious. I don’t use artificial sweeteners ( kidney disease).. so basically my recipe was the heavy cream, cinnamon, and a half tablespoon of finely chopped almonds. For me, a “scoop” is a very ambiguous measurement. I wish there had been a measurement option of Tablespoon or something similar.
UpbeatKetone691149 17 days ago
If you have a kitchen scale 1 scoop weighs 65grams. Just put your bowl on the scale zero it then add your ice cream to 65 g
MarvellousRadish700809 6 months ago
This is kind of like frozen whipped cream. Or maybe it is frozen whipped cream? Whatever the case it is very delicious and definitely curbs the craving for ice cream. I actually ate half before I even froze it.
fayejohnsonjones@gmail.com 6 months ago
Easy. I doubled the recipe. it tastes amazing. i would like to put a small amount of thawed frozen strawberries on the next bowl.
FantasticRadish462617 a year ago
Delicious! Doubled the recipe and added instant espresso powder along with the vanilla (though did not double the vanilla) to make coffee flavored ice cream. Was very hard to scoop out, even with heating spoon. So was a crumble jumble in my dish but soon softened up beautifully. Definitely a keeper!
FantasticRadish462617 9 months ago
Used 4 cup Pyrex Measuring Cup to mix. Took about 3 minutes with Immersion Blender to whip. 6Tbl Allulose fine. 2tsp instant coffee.
FabulousAvocado118558 a year ago
This is heaven ! I used the skinny flavor syrup instead of vanilla and it was perfect
2BMimi 2 years ago
I am confused by the nutrition. I cup of cream and some sweetener + flavoring makes a pound? Perhaps 2 cups with air incorporated but a pound in weight? 4 scoops is 9 oz and 7 net carbs? How is this even keto friendly? 2 scoops maybe but dangerous to eat this straight outta the jar, no?
MirthfulRadish443402 a year ago
You also take away the sugar alcohols from the total carbs
UpbeatArugula392872 2 years ago
I love it it’s so good and very easy to make, I did add nuts and chocolate ships of course sugar free I’m so happy to find this recipe I love ice cream and in Canada it’s very hard to find keto ice cream Thank you
Sarahmomma82 3 years ago
AMAZINGGGGG
SharonCassie2022 3 years ago
I don't have allulose. Can I use swerve, erythritol or xylitol?
Llesly 2 years ago
Don't know about those, but don't use sugar substitute with the consistency of caster sugar as it makes the end result very grainy
FortuitousAvocado758403 2 years ago
did you try using the other sweetener? I want to try this recipe.
DiamondsAndRust 3 years ago
How can the net carbs be 1.8 when the total carbs are 8.6 and there’s no fiber? What am I missing?
GorgeousKetone660034 2 years ago
Have to minus the sugar alcohol also
LPhillipsMD 2 years ago
The sugar alcohol is subtracted from the total carbs as well as any fiber!
OutstandingMacadamia844573 3 years ago
6.8 sugar alcohol is subtracted from total carbs
Keto Kathy 3 years ago
subtract sugar alcohols
RemarkableCauliflower441695 3 years ago
Have same question, made this today and all carb grams are considered in net crabs. I did manual adjustment in 80 - 20 ration to sugar alcohols and net carbs.
RousingCauliflower983964 3 years ago
You also have to subtract the sugar alcohol along with fiber from the total carbs to get net carbs
MirthfulCauliflower705954 3 years ago
Recipe makes 4 servings, so you must divide total recipe macros all by 4
Design girl 3 years ago
Subtract the sugar alcohol.
FantasticArugula733339 3 years ago
Subtract the sugar alcohol
Hubblegamer 3 years ago
There is a little ‘i’ next to the net carbs if you scroll down to the Nutrition Facts part of the recipe. Apparently Sugar Alcohols don’t count towards your net carbs but are apart of the total.
JustMe(55) 3 years ago
Has anyone made this recipe by putting it in an old fashion ice cream bucket or kitchen aid mixer to process it, then freeze it?
Barbara G 3 years ago
I'm interested, too...I want to try it in my Cuisinart ice cream freezer.
SamiSchlitz 3 years ago
A-MAZ-ING. Definitely made a difference using allulose. I tried with stevia and it was super hard. Great taste and just enough to enjoy a little bit of dessert. Tastes better than store bought stuff!