No-Churn Piña Colada Soft Serve 

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I won’t do it. I won’t sing the song. You know the one. If I do, it will be stuck in everyone’s head for daaayyyys.

So instead let’s pretend we’re on a beautiful island beach with this fabulous tropical treat in our hands, ocean breeze through our hair, sand in our toes.

That’s what I feel like when eat this Piña Colada Soft Serve! 🙂 It’s the PERFECT dessert to cool down on these blistering summer days.

 4 ingredients

You won’t BELIEVE how ridiculously simple this recipe is! What are the 4 ingredients?

1. one pineapple
2. a can of coconut milk
3. white rum
4. coconut extract (to really amp up the coconut flavor – YUM)

To prep for this tropical treat, simply chop up one juicy ripe pineapple and freeze it on a large baking sheet.

TIP: you know your pineapple is ripe and ready when you can easily pluck a leaf out of the top.

And be sure to refrigerate your can of coconut milk the day before (so the cream separates.)

No-Churn!

You *don’t* need an ice cream maker. But you DO need a food processor. I use this Cuisinart model and it has held up fantastically over the years.

You may have already guessed… but here’s the secret to making this AMAZING soft serve: blend everything in a food processor! 

Yep, that’s IT.

For the spiked soft serve, simply let it freeze for an hour or so to firm up. The alcohol keeps it soft and scoopable, so you won’t be left with a pineapple ice cube, ha.

For the VIRGINS

Yes, you can make this without the alcohol, and it’s still JUST as yummy.

And another added benefit, is there’s no waiting! The spiked version needs to chill a little before and after to get the right consistency.

So the virgin recipe is EVEN EASIER. Your kids will absolutely LOVE this pineapple coconut “ice cream”!! I know I do!

Who’s ready to be transported to the BEACH?? (Meeee!) Piña Coladas, por favor!!

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No-Churn Piña Colada Soft Serve 

Pina Colada deliciousness in a soft creamy no-churn ice cream. So simple to make with just 4 ingredients! (Virgin & Spiked recipes! No dairy or sugar!)

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Prep Time: 3 minutes

Total Time: 3 minutes

Servings: 4 servings

Ingredients

Piña Colada Soft Serve

• 3 cups ripe pineapple chunks
• 1 13.7 oz can coconut milk - solid cream only (3/4 cup)
• 1/4 cup white rum
• 1 tsp coconut extract

Virgin Piña Colada Soft Serve

• 3 cups ripe pineapple chunks
• 1 13.7 oz can coconut milk - shaken
• 1 tsp coconut extract

Instructions

To make the spiked soft serve:

• Chop one ripe pineapple into chunks. Place chunks on a parchment lined baking sheet and freeze for about 2 hours until solid.
• Blend frozen pineapple in a food processor until ground into tiny bits.
  
• Add coconut cream, rum and coconut extract and blend smooth.
  
• Transfer to a shallow dish and freeze 1 hour to firm up to soft ice cream texture.
  

To make virgin soft serve:

• Chop one ripe pineapple into chunks. Place chunks on a parchment lined baking sheet and freeze for about 2 hours until solid.
• Blend frozen pineapple in a food processor until ground into tiny bits.
• Add coconut milk and coconut extract and blend smooth (about 30 seconds)
• Scoop into bowls quickly and enjoy immediately (melts fast!)

Notes

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What I used:

Food processor https://amzn.to/2vkjo3Q

Thai Kitchen Coconut Milk: https://amzn.to/2JSf0fG

Pineapple - be sure to use a RIPE and sweet pineapple, otherwise you may need to add some sweetener (maybe 1-2 Tbs coconut sugar or 15 drops of stevia)

Servings: This makes about 3-4 servings. If you need to make more than that, I would make it in 2 separate batches, as I'm not sure it would all fit in a food processor.

Storage: This soft serve is meant to be enjoyed as soon as it's ready and not stored, as it may turn too hard in the freezer. However, you may be able to freeze it and blend it again in a food processor to bring it back to a soft serve consistency.

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