Got Peaches? Then you’re in luck, today I’m sharing the recipe on how to make this quick and easy, 2 Ingredient Peach Sherbet!
We visited a DIY peach picking farm a while back and brought home quite a few perfectly ripe peaches. Mmm, nothing like the taste of a sweet and juicy peach right off the tree!
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Since we only picked the ripest fruit, after a few days and eating what we could, I peeled and chopped the rest for the freezer. We use frozen fruit all the time to make smoothies and shortcut ice cream and one of my favorite shortcut recipes is this 2 ingredient sherbet. This recipe (if you can call it a recipe) uses sweetened condensed milk and frozen fruit. Something about the sweetened condensed milk makes for a smooth, creamy and delicious sherbet-like treat!
If you still have peaches leftover, here are a couple more amazing recipes to use up all those peaches:
- Sparkling Summer Peach Sangria Recipe
- 3 Ingredient Peach Yogurt Popsicles
- Easy Peach Jam (no pectin recipe)
- Fresh Peach and Pound Cake Sundaes
2 Ingredient Peach Sherbet
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Enjoy! (recipe below)
Products used and recommended in this post:
1. Most awesome ice cream scoop ever
Blender options:
- My Blender: Vitamix 5200 2 HP motor (This is an Amazon link, though I bought mine when it was the QVC deal of the day on 6 easy pays)
- Ninja 1100 watts- have not tried this blender, but that’s a lot of watts for the $$)
- Nutribullet (900 watts)
- Hamilton Beach (700 watts)
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PrintEasy 2 Ingredient Peach Sherbet Recipe
Make this yummy Peach Sherbet in just a few minutes and with only 2 ingredients!
- Total Time: 5 minutes
Ingredients
- 1 14 oz can of sweetened condensed milk
- 16 to 24 oz of frozen sliced peaches
- optional ingredients to add to the depth of flavor: 1 tsp of vanilla extract, a pinch of salt and/or a squeeze of lemon
Instructions
Directions:
1. Add peaches and half the sweetened condensed milk to your blender or food processor and blend.
2. Give the mixture a taste and add more sweetened condensed milk as needed, until creamy. (After reaching desired sweetness, add in optional ingredients if desired.)
(I’m not sure what variety these peaches are, but they turned bright peachy pink/red in the freezer! The color of your frozen peaches will determine the color of your sherbet.)
2. Serve immediately as soft serve (which is how we normally eat it.)
3. Or pour it into a freezer-safe container and let harden a few hours in the freezer. (If you leave it in the freezer too long and is too hard to scoop, just leave it on the counter for a few minutes and it will be perfect!)
Notes
Recipe tips:
- I had a reader email me to say she thought 1 full can of sweetened condensed milk was too much and since the sweetness of your peaches will vary, she recommends starting with half a can of sweetened condensed milk and giving the mixture a taste.
- If you use less sweetened condensed milk, you might need to add a tablespoon or 2 of milk/cream for the blender to do its job. (Depends on the power of your blender)
Want more frozen treats? Check out these recipes:
For the kids (Strawberry Ice Cream in a Bag
Homemade Cherry Vanilla Ice Cream
Kati says
This is such beautiful ice cream! I need to make some because it is so hot here!
S Marie says
This sounds amazing! I can't wait to try it!
mjmaterazo says
omgosh! i'm making this tonite. looks so good & super easy . thanks for sharing! happy 4th of july. maryjo
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Nina says
I'm dropping by from the Friday Frenzy link party. This looks so yummy — and so easy to make. We don't get ripe peaches where I live until in the fall. Rats! I'll have to wait until then to make this using fresh peaches. (I guess I could try canned peaches…)
I have a link party that I'm trying to grow. I invite you to share this idea (and a couple of others) at my Grandma Ideas Sharing Time link party at http://grandmaideas.com. My readers would LOVE this idea, too! The party goes from Wednesday through Friday at midnight so it ends tonight Mountain Standard Time. I know it's late on Friday. I know that tomorrow is the 4th of July. But, maybe you could still make it. I hope you can drop by and add your link before it ends. If not, you can participate in next week's link party.
All the best,
Nina
Kimberly Lewis says
I’m drooling right now! This looks so good. Pinned and tweeted. Thank you for bringing this to our party and we hope to see you on Monday at 7 pm. Lou Lou Girls
Mel at Adventures of Mel says
Oh my goodness, this looks so delicious and refreshing! We definitely need to make this. Thank you for sharing at Inspire Me Wednesday. Featuring you in this week's issue.
Unknown says
Peaches are my absolute favorite and I can't ever find peach ice cream or sherbet. When I saw this recipe in your email I was thrilled!! I'll be trying this right away. Thank you thank you thank you!!!!
Ellia Whitten says
isn't this sorbet? I thought sherbet was the fizzy powdery stuff in lollies?!
Jamie says
I found a great article here: http://www.thekitchn.com/whats-the-difference-between-sorbet-and-sherbet-word-of-mouth-206263. Basically, sorbet is fruit and sugar, sherbet is fruit and cream.
~Jamie
jann says
Could you substitute canned coconut milk?
Jamie says
That would be fine, i'm sure. You would just need to add a bit of sweetener. (depending on how sweet your peaches are.)
picaram says
Wanna try this recipe with all the fruits I have in the freezer. Thank you so much for the recipe, so simple.
Nikita says
This looks amazing!!! Will certainly be trying this out this week! Thank you for sharing.
Liane says
I have been looking at strawberry sorbets and sherbets earlier and they all looked so good! Your peach sherbet looks equally beautiful! The color looks really cute! I will be trying this recipe this summer and I’m already excited. Thank you so much for this recipe!
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Kit says
Ive never seen peaches that red before! This looks delicious and refreshing, Im sure my kids and husband will love this too! Let me try this recipe too with other potassium-packed fruits, its tasty and healthy at the same time.
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