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Easy Fresh Peach Sherbet (Low Sugar) (No Churn)

August 7, 2016 By Donna Leave a Comment

Fresh Peach Sorbet

Low sugar. No churn. Three ingredients. Healthy and flavorful. Cool and creamy. What’s not to love?

This is the best sherbet I have ever eaten. It is just stunningly delicious. And the best news? you can make this healthy sherbet in just a few minutes of prep time.

I love, love LOVE fresh peaches in the summer. My favorite all time summer fruit – I love to eat them plain, standing over the sink and letting the juices drip down all the way to my elbows. Delicious! Ripe flavorful peaches just scream out “IT’S SUMMER!”

So I saw in Martha Stewart Living this month an idea for making fresh peach sherbet.In Martha’s recipe, there are only two ingredients – and a lot of sweetened condensed milk.

I wanted to try this with only a tiny bit of sweetened condensed milk – and adding some lemon zest for brightness. This is astonishingly good – with so little sugar and dairy – just a touch.

Easy Peach Sherbet

You are basically eating peaches, just frozen and then whirled in a food processor.

It takes just a few minutes of your active time – though you will have to freeze the peaches, so there is wait time.

The results are stunning. I made this a few days ago and The Hubs and I literally licked the bowl. And he is already asking me “When are you making that peach ice cream again?”

LOW-SUGAR NO-CHURN FRESH PEACH SHERBET

2 pounds peaches, about 6 large peaches total (weighed with peels and pits removed)
1/2 cup sweetened condensed milk (I used Eagle brand milk)
1 tablespoon lemon zest

Slice the peaches into slices and place on a baking sheet. Freeze until solid, at least one hour.

Place frozen peach slices into a food processor with the milk and zest. Whirl in food processor, stopping frequently to wipe down sides of food processor. Whirl until completely creamy – for about 3 minutes.

Serve as is for a soft serve feel, or place in freezer for up to 30 minutes to make sherbet a little more firm.

Easy Fresh Peach Sherbet (Low Sugar) (No Churn)
 
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Prep time
10 mins
Total time
10 mins
 
No extra sugar? No churning? NO Problem - easy peach sherbet with just minutes of prep time.
Author: Donna
Recipe type: Dessert
Ingredients
  • 2 pounds peaches, about 6 large peaches total (weighed with peels and pits removed)
  • ½ cup sweetened condensed milk (I used Eagle brand milk)
  • 1 tablespoon lemon zest
Instructions
  1. Slice the peaches into slices and place on a baking sheet. Freeze until solid, at least one hour.
  2. Place frozen peach slices into a food processor with the milk and zest. Whirl in food processor, stopping frequently to wipe down sides of food processor. Whirl until completely creamy - for about 3 minutes.
  3. Serve as is for a soft serve feel, or place in freezer for up to 30 minutes to make sherbet a little more firm.
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Other bloggers do No Churn Frozen Desserts –

Nutella Ice Cream, Reluctant Entertainer
Two Ingredient No Churn Ice Cream, Inspired by Charm
Snickers Ice Cream, Life’s Ambrosia

Filed Under: Desserts, Healthy Fare Tagged With: easy sherbet, fresh peach dessert, low sugar sherbet, no churn sherbet, peach gelato, peach sherbet, sherbet recipe

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