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Recipe: Blackberry Low Carb Ice Cream

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Valentine’s Day is coming up! I can think of quite a few people in my life that would love home made ice cream, and thanks to the awesome ice cream maker I got as a Christmas gift, it’s so easy to make ice cream that there is no excuse NOT to. Who cares if it’s only ten degrees where you live; ICE CREAM IS ALWAYS YUMMY! I made a blackberry low carb ice cream in January (before I went Whole30, which doesn’t allow dairy) and it came out SOOO GOOOD.

It is also a very pretty color, so if you are deciding what to make your loved ones on 2/14 (or in general!), this is a good choice. If they love chocolate, also consider my low carb chocolate mousse made with a secret vegetable ingredient.

So the secret with the ice cream maker is just to shove the bucket part into the back of your freezer, so it’s there when you want to make ice cream. It is also super easy to clean and shove back into the freezer.

The trick is to

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Blackberry Low Carb Ice Cream

A yummy blackberry low carb ice cream recipe that is also sugar free
Prep Time1 hr 10 mins
Cook Time20 mins
Total Time1 hr 30 mins

Ingredients

  • 2 cups Whole Cream
  • Blackberries the small clamshell size at the store
  • 20 drops Liquid Stevia
  • 1.5 teaspoons Vanilla
  • pinch Salt

Instructions

  • Roughly chop blackberries in a food processor or manually mush them to a pulp with a fork.
  • In a medium bowl, mix your cream, stevia, salt, vanilla and berry mush
  • Cover and refrigerate for at least one hour
  • Pour into ice cream maker and run for 15-20 minutes

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Voila! YUM!

Makes six servings – 3 net carbs, 17g fat & 144 calories per serving

Mine (miraculously, I was good about portion control) lasted about five days (I ate 1/2 cup every night for dessert) and it kept very well in the freezer. Got pretty firm so I would scoop and then let it sit to soften while I ate dinner.

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