Paleo Strawberry Ice Cream Recipe with Rhubarb Swirl Plus 9 of the Best Dairy-Free Coconut Milk Ice Cream Recipes

This Paleo strawberry ice cream is dairy-free and so creamy. The strawberries and bananas make it sweet and flavorful and the rhubarb swirl gives it a sweet and tangy kick. This recipe is truly amazing.

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I mean, come on – it only contains five whole ingredients and they are natural and good for your body! But did I mention that when combined it makes one of the most beloved desserts ever known to man!

I dare you to try this recipe and say you truly did not enjoy the simpleness of the recipe and the flavor! I really think we have a winner on our hands with this one!

My husband grew up in Idaho, where rhubarb is very common and grows like a weed. So when we put in our garden here in Utah, rhubarb and raspberries are the main things he wanted.

We had raspberries for at least 10 years, but my husband got tired of picking them for hours and hours, so when the tractor ran over them when we added on to our house, we decided to stop growing those.

But he protected his rhubarb like a Father Hen. It doesn’t grow as well in Utah since it likes cooler weather, but we get enough to make a few of his favorite desserts, like this strawberry coconut milk ice cream recipe.

So find a friend or two you would like to share this joy with and enjoy the recipe. Let us know what you think about it and what you would suggest to improve or send us pictures of you enjoying it!

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Paleo strawberry ice cream Recipe with Rhubarb Swirl

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This Recipe is dairy-free and so creamy. The strawberries and bananas make it sweet and flavorful and the rhubarb swirl gives it a sweet and tangy kick.

• Author: Rebecca Baron
• Prep Time: 15 minutes
• Cook Time: 10 minutes
• Total Time: 25 minutes
• Yield: 6 1x
• Category: Dessert
• Cuisine: Paleo

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Ingredients

• 2 Cup Strawberries (sliced)
• 2 Bananas (very ripe, sliced)
• 2 Rhubarb (chopped)
• 1/4 Cup Honey *
• 2/3 Cup Canned Coconut Milk *

Instructions

1. Lay the strawberry and banana sliced out on a parchment lined baking sheet, spacing so that the slices are not touching each other. Freeze overnight, or until firmly frozen.
2. Place the chopped rhubarb and honey in a small saucepan. Bring to a simmer. Cover and let simmer on medium heat for about 10 minute, stirring occasionally. Rhubarb should break down and the mixture should be jam-like in consistency.
3. Place the rhubarb mixture in a air-tight container and refrigerate overnight, or until cold.

TO MAKE THE RECIPE:

1. Place the frozen banana and strawberry slices in a high-speed blender and pulse until the fruit becomes “crumb-like” and breaks up into small pieces. Add the coconut milk and blend until the mixture is smooth and creamy. You may need to push the mixture back down several times until this happens.
2. Scoop the that mixture into a bowl and stir in the rhubarb mixture, swirling it through the strawberry mixture. Scoop into dishes and serve immediately.

Keywords: Easy, Amazing

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9 of the Best Dairy-Free Coconut Milk Ice Cream Recipes

These are 9 of the Best Dairy-Free Coconut Milk Ice Cream Recipes. Whether you have decided to, or whether you need to go dairy-free, coconut milk is a great option. Coconut milk works great for ice cream recipes, so I have a list here of 9 different dairy-free coconut milk ice cream recipes.

When I was younger my mom and aunt would make homemade raspberry ice cream every 4th of July. I loved having that tradition in my family. Luckily for me, I can make homemade ice cream whenever I want to now, instead of only on the 4th of July.

Making ice cream is pretty easy nowadays with the ice cream makers that you can purchase. You do have to wait a while for the ice cream to freeze, but it’s definitely worth the wait.

There are SO many different flavors of ice cream that you can make. In my list I have tried to include a variety of different flavored dairy-free coconut milk ice cream recipes. I’m sure one of these options will suit your taste.

There are many different brands/types of coconut milk that you can purchase. Our favorite brand is Natural Value because it doesn’t have additives. You can read reviews about it here.

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Dairy-Free Coconut Milk Ice Cream Recipes

1. Caramelized Pecan Banana Nice Cream Recipe – My Natural Family

Bananas – Butter – Coconut Milk – Pecans

This ice cream is made without any added sugar and it only has four ingredients so that means it’s pretty easy to make. I adore ice cream but my waistline sure doesn’t like it. But I can eat all I want of this because there is no sugar in it. If you’ve never tried brown butter before, you really should try it on this recipe. It gives it a deep nutty flavor; you could almost say it tastes caramelized.

2. Paleo Strawberry Ice Cream with Rhubarb Swirl – My Natural Family

Strawberries – Bananas – Rhubarb  – Coconut Milk – Honey

This ice cream is made with coconut milk which makes it really creamy plus it’s dairy-free. The bananas and strawberries make it sweet and flavorful and the rhubarb gives it a little tangy kick. Five ingredients that are all good and natural makes it’s both easy to make and healthy. If you really don’t like rhubarb you could substitute another fruit that you think would be good. I would consider raspberries or peaches or extra strawberries.

3. Wendy’s Copycat Paleo Frosty – My Natural Family

Banana – Ice Cubes – Cacao Powder – Coconut Milk – Honey – Vanilla

Everyone loves Wendy’s Frostys, right? Well everyone I know does. The problem is that they definitely are NOT Paleo. All that processed STUFF. So I set out to make my own homemade copycat frosty recipe. These are yum yum yummy and easy to make. They are also great for anyone on a dairy-free diet.

4. Maple Pumpkin Ice Cream – Baked By Rachel

Coconut Milk – Maple Syrup – Brown Sugar – Cinnamon – Nutmeg – Cloves – Real Salt – Vanilla- Egg Yolks – Pumpkin Puree

My brothers and sisters in their teenage years worked at Arctic Circle. It’s a fast food place to eat that is visited most for their shakes. In the fall they always have pumpkin shakes around Halloween and Thanksgiving time. They are actually really good. This recipe reminds me of those pumpkin shakes. I bet it’s just as good and might actually even taste better since it’s made with real ingredients. It sure is a heck of a lot healthier, I’m sure of that.

5. Pistachio Chocolate Chip Coconut Ice Cream – Cook Eat Paleo

Coconut Milk – Cashew Milk – Honey – Vanilla – Pistachios  – Mini Chocolate Chips

I didn’t realize that pistachios are so naturally green like they are in this ice cream. I guess we learn something every day. At least every once in a while. I’m going to have to try this ice cream since I’m even allergic to almond milk. I can eat coconut milk and cashew milk. I love the eat pistachio nuts so I’m sure I’d love this.

6. Strawberry Coconut Milk Ice Cream – Baked By Rachel

Coconut Milk – Sugar – Vanilla – Egg Yolks – Strawberries

This is a really simple ice cream recipe. You know how I tell? There are only six ingredients. The less things you have to find and measure and clean up means less work. I prefer the simple flavor of strawberries anyway. What about you? Do you like simple flavors or do you prefer a whole lot of ingredients mixed together?

7. Chocolate Coconut Milk Ice Cream – 24 Carrot Kitchen

Coconut Milk – Dark Chocolate Chips – Vanilla

This is a really really simple ice cream recipe. It only has three ingredients to find measure and mix. It’s sure to be a favorite. I am who doesn’t like chocolate ice cream? I know, the answer to that, my dad. Yup he doesn’t like chocolate ice cream, and yes sometimes I think that’s pretty weird. It’s a good thing we all aren’t the same or this life would be pretty darn boring. If we all only ate chocolate ice cream we wouldn’t know what strawberry or peach or vanilla tasted like. Boring

8. Chocolate Cookies ‘n’ Cream Ice Cream – Two Peas And Their Pod

Coconut Milk – Sugar – Cocoa Powder – Oreo Cookies

I was wondering how you make this without the Oreo cookies getting soggy and gross. She says to add the cookies for the last 5 minutes of churning. Now, that wouldn’t work in my ice cream maker. I’m sure there are some that it would work for though. My ice cream maker is like this: Nostalgia ICMP400WD 4-Quart Electric Wood Bucket Ice Cream Maker I bet it would work to make it in one like this though: Cuisinart ICE-21R Frozen Yogurt, Ice Cream & Sorbet Maker.

9. No-Churn Chocolate Ice Cream – Minimalist Baker

Coconut Cream – Cocoa Powder – Dates – Vanilla – Almond Milk

You don’t need an ice cream maker to make this! The whipped coconut cream mixed with the dates to sweeten it make good things happen. It makes the base so creamy that you don’t need to churn it. When you add the cocoa you end up with a chocolate mousse base that is fluffy and freezes up beautifully. You can’t go wrong with just 5 ingredients and 30 minutes prep time.

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