No-Churn Boysenberry Ice Cream
Whip-up a batch of homemade boysenberry ice cream without an ice cream maker using this easy, no-churn recipe. All you need is an electric mixer and 4 simple ingredients. Made with condensed milk and cream, this easy ice cream is incredibly silky and fruity. The recipe works with frozen, fresh, or even tinned boysenberries, making it an incredibly versatile dessert all year round.
Did you know that boysenberries are a cross between a raspberry, blackberry, loganberry, and dewberry? No wonder they’re so tasty!
Their sweet and tart flavor makes them a perfect choice for condensed milk ice cream but that’s not the only reason why you’ll love this recipe:
- No-churn ice cream: No fancy equipment or ice cream maker needed.
- Quick and easy: 4 ingredients and 5 minutes of hands-on prep time only.
- Versatile: This recipe works with fresh, tinned, or frozen boysenberries. To create boysenberry ripple ice cream, blend the boysenberries separately and loosely fold them into the condensed milk, cream, and vanilla mixture using a spoon.
For more easy condensed milk ice creams, check out my stracciatella ice cream, black forest ice cream, and chocolate marshmallow ice cream as well.
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No-Churn Boysenberry Ice Cream
Ingredients
- 2 cups heavy cream chilled
- 1 cup boysenberries fresh, frozen, or tinned (drained)
- 1 can sweetened condensed milk chilled, 14 oz / 395g each
- 2 tsp vanilla extract
Instructions
- Wash and thoroughly dry the fresh 1 cup boysenberries. If you are using tinned boysenberries, fully drain off the syrup. Frozen boysenberries can be used straight away.1 cup boysenberries
- Using a stand-up or hand held mixer whisk 2 cups heavy cream until soft peaks form.2 cups heavy cream
- Using a large spoon, gently fold in 3/4 of the boysenberries, 1 can sweetened condensed milk, and 2 tsp vanilla extract.1 can sweetened condensed milk, 2 tsp vanilla extract
- Pour the boysenberry mixture into a freezer-proof container or loaf pan and decorate the top with 1/4 cup of crushed boysenberries. Cover the container with a lid or plastic wrap and freeze it for 8 hours or until fully set.
Notes
Nutrition
Ingredients and substitutions
- Boysenberries – You can use fresh, frozen, or tinned boysenberries for this recipe. Simply drain the syrup of the tinned fruit. You can use fresh or frozen boysenberries straight away.
- Condensed milk – Sweetened condensed milk provides sweetness, creaminess, and a smooth texture. You can also use homemade condensed milk.
- Cream – Opt for heavy cream, as it provides a creamier and richer texture compared to lower-fat options.
- Vanilla – Vanilla extract adds depth of flavor to this ice cream. You can use vanilla syrup or vanilla essence if needed.
