Perfect Low Carb Sugar Free (Truvia) Vanilla Ice Cream

"I love ice cream, especially home made, and I wanted one i could still eat on low carb. So I made this one. I was afraid it wouldnt turn out but it was Perfect!!! So good. Its very sweet. I used 5 tblsp and thought it was soo good but if you dont like your ice cream real sweet then you may but down on the truvia just a tad."
 
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Ready In:
5mins
Ingredients:
6
Yields:
5 cups
Serves:
10
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ingredients

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directions

  • Beat eggs with a mixer or by hand until frothy.
  • Add truvia a little at a time until mixture becomes thicker.
  • Add all remaining ingredients and mix well (not TOO much, the cream will start to form a frothy top layer).
  • Process per your ice cream makers instructions, as you would with any home made ice cream. Delish!

Questions & Replies

  1. Can you put the ice cream in the freezer for a few hours before eating it
     
  2. Has anyone tried adding any type of fruit or sugar-free flavoring to this? I realize that make it less "keto" but just wondering.
     
  3. Did you cook the egg mixture? If so how long? Thank you
     
  4. I wonder if you could use stevia in the raw ?
     
  5. Is it not unsafe to eat this because of the uncooked ( raw ) eggs that is in this recipe? You read about salmonella with uncooked raw eggs all the time.
     
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Reviews

  1. By far the best atkins/keto no sugar ice cream I have made, and its the easiest one at that. I used almond milk and substituted a quarter of the amount with a bourbon pecan sugar free carb free blah blah syrup I bought. Came out soooo good!! I made just half the amount of the recipe and it was perfectly fine.
     
  2. OMG!!!! That is all that I can say. For my whole milk, I replaced it with MILKADAMIA Unsweetened macadamia milk. (zero carbs) For the sweetener, I used Swerve that does not spike your sugar and is 0 carbs. Made it in my ice cream machine and you can't tell that it isn't store bought. It is even more delicious than store bought. You can find Macadamia milk in the baking section of your grocery store. Make sure you get the one that is 0 carbs.
     
  3. This stuff is amazing. I had recently received an ice cream maker as a gift and was super excited to get to use it. I made the recipe as if it was a standard ice cream (combine ingredients and heat to 160 degrees, then strain and cool in fridge overnight) and churned it normally. I added keto cookie dough fat bomb dough (flattened, frozen, and sliced into tiny cubes) to the ice cream and then froze it in a loaf pan. I subbed the whole milk for unsweetened almond milk and used erythritol instead of truvia (what I had in my pantry). I'm super tempted to eat this stuff for breakfast, lunch, and dinner.
     
  4. Is the leftover ice cream still creamy after staying in a regular freezer?
     
  5. I have not tried this yet, but I will attempt tonight. I plan on subbing the whole milk for unsweetened almond milk. When plugging into recipe calculator, each 1/2 cup serving will be 0.6g NET carbs.
     
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Tweaks

  1. Sub whole milk for unsweetened almond milk
     

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