Vanilla Ice Cream | Raw, Vegan, Paleo - All Paleo Diet Recipes

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Vanilla Ice Cream | Raw, Vegan, Paleo








hi everyone and welcome to my channel because it's summer and it's really hot here in BC we are gonna make ice cream today vegan vanilla ice cream to be exact the first thing you'll need are some cashews so soak them in cold water overnight or for at least 4 hours drain and rinse the soap cashews and add them to a high-speed blender if you're not a fan of cashews macadamia nuts work really well too the next ingredient is full fat coconut milk yes you do need full fat other vegan milks like almond milk rice milk or even light coconut milk just don't cut it when it comes to ice cream store-bought plant-based milks have generally high water content and low fat content which creates heart icy crystals when frozen now you might be wondering if the ice cream tastes like coconut or if you even need to use the coconut milk and my answer is you all have to watch the taste test at the end of this video to find out next up I'm using maple syrup as the sweetener but any liquid sweetener will work when you look at the ingredients of store-bought vegan ice creams the sweeteners vary from agave syrup maple syrup a brown rice syrup - try it cane syrup or even monk fruit extract so experiment and see what you like here I'm also adding a little bit of coconut oil which helps to slow down melting of the ice cream now one of the most important ingredients in this vanilla ice cream is of course vanilla bean while a vanilla bean is more expensive than vanilla extract it has a more intense vanilla flavor it's the purest form of vanilla that being said pure alcohol based vanilla extract has its place in this recipe as well not only does it add more flavor but the alcohol helps prevent ice crystals last but not least a pinch of sea salt and we are ready to blend the best way to turn this mixture into ice cream is to use an ice cream maker pour the ice cream mixture into the ice cream maker container and churn it according to manufacturer's directions mine takes about 22 minutes if you don't have an ice cream maker I have detailed instructions on how to make ice cream without an ice cream maker on my block so have a look at it if you're interested I have a link to the blog post in the description box below this video once the ice-cream is churned if you are using the ice-cream maker it will have more of a soft-serve consistency if you prefer that your ice cream is ready if you prefer a little bit firmer ice cream spoon the churned ice cream into a loaf pan and place it into a freezer for a few hours the time will depend on how firm you like the ice cream anywhere from two to eight hours I recommend putting the entire container with ice cream into an airtight bag so the ice cream doesn't absorb any odors or moisture from the freezer storing the ice cream this way will also help prevent ice crystal formation the vanilla ice cream is ready when it reaches the desired consistency it should be creamy rich and so refreshing Desmond our ice cream is based on coconut bliss vanilla ice cream which i think is probably the most popular brand of vegan ice cream here in Canada now their ingredient list is really simple it's basically just coconut cream coconut milk vanilla bean and agave syrup so this ice cream is very similar I just added cashews to offset the coconut flavor a little bit but other than that it's pretty much the same the ingredients what about the flavor and texture Turner I can tell you that more straightforward texture than the coconut version so Petra's version here is I don't know how to describe it it's more straightforward texture wise where I think the coconut bliss because it feels more oily it's the coconut the coconut bliss tastes slightly more oily on the palate like it's almost getting to the point of being slippery whereas maybe because it's more fresh when I'm eating here it is just more straightforward smooth across the palate and then dissipates really quickly in the original batch like cashews were the only thing in there there's no coconut milk so I was just the coconut milk just to make it like a little bit like you would saturate the palate a little bit more and I was kind of going like it was dry at first but now we've got so that you cannot really detect cashews at all I don't think yes so this is a second batch yes and I didn't like my first batch that's why we added the coconut milk like I don't detect cashews and I don't detect the flavor of coconut but I do detect coconut milk in that it's that saturated fat smooth texture over the path yes and then the vanilla flavor and the vanilla flavor yeah I just love freshmen not being because it gives it such nice flavor so I hope you enjoyed this video if you did please give me a thumbs up comment below subscribe to my channel and I'll see next time .


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PRINT THE VANILLA ICE CREAM RECIPE: https://nutritionrefined.com/vegan-vanilla-ice-cream/
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Just like the double berry ice cream I shared with you a few months ago, this vegan vanilla ice cream is intensely creamy. With a deep vanilla bean aroma flavor, It has just a hint of coconut you’d only pick out if you knew you were looking for it.
If you don’t do dairy like me, you may be looking for vegan cool treats to eat in the summer. Fortunately, grocery stores now carry a plethora of delicious non-dairy frozen desserts using various plant-based milks. But ever since I purchased my ice cream machine, I’ve been churning my own and the flavor possibilities are endless.
The inspiration for this vegan vanilla ice cream came from Luna & Larry’s Coconut Bliss. The texture and flavor of Coconut Bliss is largely indistinguishable from premium ice cream. It’s smooth, creamy, decadent, and so satisfying.
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Blender: http://nutritionrefined.com/blender-vitamix
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Spatula: http://nutritionrefined.com/spatula
Ice Cream Scoop: http://nutritionrefined.com/cookie-scoop
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36 Comments

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Very nice recipe... I always wondered how to make a good vegan ice cream... Looks just like real ice cream using cows milk fat... Thanks for sharing☺

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Thanks for the recipe, think I'm going to try to make it into stracciatella with either chopped chocolate chunks or chocolate nibs.

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I agree about the texture of "coconut bliss" - it does leave that oily film in your mouth. Your recipe looks SO much better! :)

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Holy shmoly...That looks like regular ice cream!! Just looking at it youd never know it was vegan. The others ive seen on here had a look that just didnt look right. Of course the taste is what really matters but we eat w our eyes first and I cant wait to make this!!! Ur hubby does a great job describing how stuff tastes..!!!

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Looks delicious... Thank you

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Your videos are so aesthetically pleasing and relaxing!

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Hi Petra, I really like this version of ice-cream, Thank you. Tanner looks like he has a summer tan, just what he needs to enhance his already looks :)
I have been thinking of you over the weekend because I made your Bounty Bars and have been experimenting with tempered chocolate. Oh boy what fun THAT has been lol. So now I am onto my third attempt in hope I will get it right this time and stop wasting expensive raw cocoa butter. So I have a question.
In the video you give a tip that you recommend removing the bowl from the double boiler before the cocoa butter reaches the required 46 degrees celsius. Can you offer a suggestion what temperature I should be removing the bowl from the heat at?
I have been removing the bowl from the heat at around 40 degrees and it isn't working. I find that 40 degrees celsuis is too late and the temperature quickly jumps up to 47 or 48 degrees. Any help with this is much appreciated.

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Looks great. I will definitely make this ice cream.

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Oh wow I feel more confident now to try it again. I will do that. Thank you again sweet lady. I know you are VERY busy with your larger family now-a-days and you have greater priorities than answering questions on here. I thank you from the bottom of my heart for the care and time you give me. God bless you always ♥

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Ляйсан Расиховна September 10, 2018 at 9:21 AM

Lenora Dernoga щ

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Cashews are too expensive! Cut up a banana, freeze it, then blend it in a Vitamix, add whatever flavor, fruit, even peanut butter!

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Lakshmi Ramakrishna March 4, 2019 at 8:30 PM

Yes indeed. It must be you!

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It is because of the combination of cashew nuts, coconut milk And oil... I mean... ice cream needs at least a 6% of fat in it, so this one is a great recipe... congrats!

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What does straight forward texture even mean

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Sierra Rose Thompson April 14, 2019 at 9:51 PM

Regular ice cream is expensive as well

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I guess if fruit was added it might not be necessary to add much sweetener, if any? For example if I added mashed banana & raspberries or stawberries.

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mutinymaxi i know right i hate these videos they make me want to puke but i want the recipe

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I love your channel!!! I am learning about vegy food, I am in the transition to be vegetarian...love your recipes and the music of your videos are perfect

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MISSINGROGERHOWARTH July 13, 2019 at 3:29 AM

@LOUD VOICE That's exactly what I was going to say! Also Vitacost.com.

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frozen banana and strawberry

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I made this and it is sooooooo good I only used 1/2 a cup of maple syrup and I feel a full cup would’ve been way too sweet. But great recipe!

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Anche io non trovo praticamente mai gli anacardi! Ci sono solo quelli venduti in bustine singole da 1 euro l'una, quindi per avere una quantità decente dovrei spendere un patrimonio. Invece le noci macadamia si trovano al lidl (sempre se sei disposta ad alleggerire il portafogli)

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Thank you so much for the feedback, Russel! I don't have a recipe yet, but if I was developing one, I would probably start with the vanilla ice cream base, but decrease the amount of vanilla, add some cacao (or cocoa) powder, increase the amount of sweetener (since cocoa will introduce bitterness), and perhaps even add melted dark chocolate (I have a recipe for dark tempered chocolate here: https://nutritionrefined.com/raw-chocolate-bark/)

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@NutritionRefined thank you so much! i live in northern bc, canada and the selection for speciality treats like this are few and far between. this is all very helpful. :)

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I totally agree

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Corey Mondello sunflower seeds are $1.99 per 16 oz bag at Trader Joe’s.

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Ms. Sadé Go search it on your own on the internet

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I’m sad I don’t have a ice cream maker

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South African Vegan April 10, 2020 at 5:38 PM

Oh my God, this looks absolutely heavenly!!

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Danielle D. Minerva June 10, 2020 at 8:51 PM

Exactly! What?!!

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What in the world is fassies? She put in blender and soaked all nite? Passies, fassies?

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