Nothing captures the flavor of summer quite like fresh peaches. This Dairy-Free Peach Ice Cream is luxuriously creamy without a drop of dairy, thanks to a combination of rich coconut milk and coconut cream. Sweetened with agave nectar and delicately flavored with vanilla bean paste and a pinch of fragrant cardamom, every bite tastes like ripe peaches wrapped in silky cream.
The Ninja Creami transforms this simple mixture into a scoopable frozen dessert with an unbelievably smooth texture that rivals traditional ice cream. Whether you're dairy-free, vegan, or simply looking for a fresh seasonal dessert, this recipe is one you'll make again and again while peaches are at their peak. MORE FROZEN TREAT RECIPES Affogato (Ice cream & espresso) Saffron Cardamom Pistachio Dairy Free Ice Cream Coffee Chocolate Ice Cream Short Cur Chocolate Chip Ice Cream, Sandwiches
Why You'll Love This Recipe
Tips for Success
THE BASE IS SO SIMPLE. NO COOKING REQUIRED
Variations
Peach Ginger: Add ½ teaspoon freshly grated ginger for a little zing. Honey Peach: If you're not vegan, substitute honey for the agave. Peach Cobbler: Fold crushed dairy-free vanilla cookies or gluten-free graham crackers into the finished ice cream using the Mix-In setting. Peach Bourbon: Add a teaspoon of bourbon for an adult version with extra depth of flavor.
Store leftovers in the Ninja Creami pint with the lid secured. When ready to enjoy again, simply process using the Re-Spin function to restore the creamy consistency.
Can I use frozen peaches?
Yes! Allow them to thaw slightly before blending so they incorporate smoothly into the ice cream base. Can I make this sweeter? Absolutely. Depending on the sweetness of your peaches, you may wish to increase the agave by a tablespoon or two. Does it taste like coconut? The coconut flavor is mild and beautifully complements the peaches. The vanilla and cardamom help balance the tropical notes while allowing the fresh fruit to remain the star. This Dairy-Free Peach Ice Cream proves you don't need heavy cream to create an indulgent frozen dessert. The rich coconut base delivers incredible creaminess, while juicy peaches provide bright, natural sweetness. A hint of vanilla bean paste and aromatic cardamom elevate the flavor into something that feels both comforting and sophisticated. Whether you're serving it after a backyard barbecue, bringing it to a family gathering, or simply enjoying a bowl on a warm evening, this homemade peach ice cream is a delicious celebration of peach season—made even easier with the Ninja Creami.
Dairy Free Peach Ice Cream (Ninja Creami Method with other options*)
Ingredients
Instructions Step 1: Mix the Base Place the coconut milk, coconut cream, agave nectar, vanilla bean paste, and cardamom into a large bowl and whisk until thoroughly combined. Step 2: Freeze Add the peaches into the Ninja Creami container. Pour the mixture over the peaches, being careful not to exceed the maximum fill line. This batch actually made 1 and one half containers for me to use. Freeze on a level surface for at least 24 hours. Step 3: Spin Insert the frozen pint into your Ninja Creami and process using the Ice Cream setting. If the texture appears crumbly after the first spin, add 1–2 tablespoons of coconut milk and use the Re-Spin function. Repeat if necessary until perfectly creamy. Step 4: Serve Enjoy immediately for a soft-serve consistency, or place the finished ice cream in the freezer for 20–30 minutes if you prefer firmer scoops. *If not using a Ninja Creami, simply pour the peaches and base into your ice cream freezer and process according to directions.
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