This fresh fruity 3 ingredient pineapple sorbet will keep you cool all year long. All It is so much cheaper than buying store-bought sorbet! If you love pineapple, this homemade sorbet recipe is really easy to make.
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It is summertime! What better way to celebrate than with a cold fruity pineapple sorbet?
If you are like me, you don't want to use your oven on hot days. It heats up the whole house. Ice cream and sorbets are so easy to make...and most can be made without even using your stove!
If you are an ice cream fanatic like we are, don't forget to check out my Best Gluten Free Ice Cream recipes. Also, you are going to want to try this yummy fresh Plum Sorbet too!
Why This Pineapple Sorbet is Great:
- This vegan pineapple sorbet recipe has only 3 ingredients! It is so easy!
- It is a delicious healthy treat that your whole family will love.
- You do not need a fancy ice cream maker.
- All you need is a blender.
- This pineapple sorbet tastes a lot like Dole Pineapple Whip if you blend it longer!
Ingredient Notes:
- Pineapple - Use ripe pineapple. See the FAQ below to see how to know if a pineapple in the store is ripe.
- Lime Juice - This adds
- Water - You do not need much, but this helps with the smoothness.
This sorbet is vegan, dairy-free, gluten free...and is also paleo. This is completely optional, but I used a tablespoon of honey to sweeten mine because the pineapple wasn't as ripe as I wanted.
Recipe Step By Step Directions:
Step 1: Place the pineapple on a cutting board. Use a sharp knife to carefully remove the rind from the pineapple. You can also use this inexpensive pineapple corer if you prefer.
Step 2: Place the cut pineapple into a Vitamix, Blendtec, or another high-speed blender.
Step 3: Add the lime juice and water to the blender. Blend on high until the mixture is smooth in texture, and frothy.
Step 4: Pour the thick mixture into a bread loaf tin, or another freezer-safe container, and freeze for 3-4 hours.
Step 5: When the mixture is frozen, use a large ice cream scoop to serve the pineapple sorbet.
That is it, super easy!
Tips and Recipe FAQ:
Yes!! You can use any fruit you like. Some of my favorite fruit sorbets include strawberry, mango, and watermelon with fresh mint.
You can use frozen fruit to make sorbet, but if you are adding frozen fruit to your Vitamix or blender, you will need to add a little water so that it will blend smoothly.
Pineapple sorbet can keep fresh in your freezer for up to 3 months. It is important to store the sorbet in an air-tight container to avoid it getting freezer burned.
Where Do You Get Gluten Free Ice Cream Cones?
I found these gluten free cones by a company called Let's Do Gluten Free. They come in a bright green box. They also make gluten free sugar cones.These are available online, but I am finding more and more grocery stores are starting to carry gluten free cones.
You can also make your own waffle cones with this handy, super DIY easy method that my son created. These waffle cones are crispy and delicious...not to mention kids like it when they can make them!
This post was updated from an old April 2018 post with a lot more information so you can easily make this recipe at home!
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Recipe
Easy 3 Ingredient Pineapple Sorbet
Ingredients
- 1 pineapple rind and core removed
- ⅓ cup water
- 2 teaspoons fresh lime juice
Instructions
- Add fruit, water, and lime juice into a Vitamix or blender.
- Mix until it's liquid.
- Pour into a freezer safe dish.
- (I used a metal loaf pan)
- Freeze for 2-3 hours until frozen.
Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition Disclaimer
Nutritional information is an estimate provided to you as a courtesy. You should calculate the actual nutritional information with the products and brands you are using with your preferred nutritional calculator.
Cate
How many calories per cup?
Sandi Gaertner
Hi Cate, the recipe program calculates per serving, not by a cup measurement. One pineapple made 6 servings of sorbet.
Natalie
Lovely! Excepts chocolate creams, the fruit sorbet are the best!! This recipe reminds me when I was young, my mom often made the mango, tropical fruit or lemon for the taste. 🙂
Sandi Gaertner
LOL I hear you on the chocolate 🙂
Amy
This sorbet looks just delicious! I love pineapple in desserts and sorbets let me feel like I can indulge without feeling guilty!
Sandi Gaertner
Thank you so much Amy 🙂
Helene D'Souza
We have always summer here and pineapples grows fresh in the garden, so I am looking forward to make your sorbet in the coming months!
Sandi Gaertner
Wow Helene, that sounds amazing to always have summer. I am jealous 🙂
Colleen Milne
These look so refreshing and delicious. Bookmarking for next summer!
Sandi Gaertner
Enjoy Colleen 🙂