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Shortcut Avocado Ice Cream with Chocolate Chips

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Take this quick and easy shortcut to make tasty California Avocado Ice Cream at home, without a lot of work!

Shortcut Avocado Chocolate Chip Ice Cream is even better served in avocado shells! Recipe on dineanddish.net.

The very first time I had Avocado Ice Cream was at Herzog Wine Cellars in Oxnard, California. I’ll admit, I was really hesitant to try avocado ice cream at first. No matter how much I love Avocados, the thought of this beloved, savory fruit being a part of dessert just didn’t sound good. I quickly put any hesitation aside after the very first bite… avocados and ice cream is a fabulous combination!

The cool, creamy, nutty flavor California Avocados add to ice cream is unique and delicious. In fact, it’s one of those flavors you’ll crave time and time again after trying it the first time!

 Making homemade avocado ice cream isn’t too hard, but I wanted an easy way to get the flavor profile of avocado ice cream without having to drag out my ice cream maker. The result is what I’m calling “Shortcut Avocado Chocolate Chip Ice Cream”. You see, with this method of making ice cream, you simply doctor up a carton of high quality vanilla ice cream with some California Avocados and chocolate chunks. This is the real deal, without a whole lot of extra effort! As a bonus fun way to serve this treat, I scooped the prepared ice cream into the avocado shells…easy and zero dishes to wash. That’s my kind of dessert!

Shortcut California Avocado Ice Cream Recipe from dineanddish.net

There are plenty of no-churn Avocado Ice Cream recipes as well as Avocado Ice Cream recipes using an ice cream maker, however if you are short on time and want to create tasty avocado ice cream at home without much effort, this is the method for you! Also, to fancy up your presentation, save your avocado shells for serving your ice cream. That added touch for presentation makes up for the little effort you had to extend to create your ice cream. No one will ever have to know the shortcuts you took to make this unique dessert! Enjoy!

Shortcut Avocado Ice Cream Recipe

 Disclosure: This is a sponsored post on behalf of the California Avocado Commission. As always, all opinions expressed are my own. 

 

Shortcut Avocado Chocolate Chip Ice Cream is even better served in avocado shells! Recipe on dineanddish.net.
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Shortcut Avocado Ice Cream with Chocolate Chips

Sweet, creamy and decadent, this avocado ice cream will be a hit!
Course Dessert
Prep Time 35 minutes
Total Time 35 minutes
Servings 12 servings
Author Dine & Dish

Ingredients

  • 3 Ripe California Avocados mashed, peeled and seed removed
  • 1 48 oz carton high quality vanilla bean ice cream
  • 14 ounces high quality chocolate chopped

Instructions

  • In the bowl of your stand mixer fitted with the paddle attachment, add the ice cream.
  • Spoon in the mashed avocado and mix on low speed for 5 minutes, or until fully incorporated.
  • Remove the bowl from the mixer and fold in the chocolate chunks.
  • Cover and place in the freezer for 30 minutes, until firm.
  • If desired, serve in remaining avocado shells and garnish with shaved chocolate.

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  1. Aggie says

    I love this so much! Not only is it my kind of easy dessert to make, it is so pretty! Love the avocado she’ll bowls 🙂

  3. annie says

    I feel so silly right now….I don’t see the recipe. Am I supposed to find it on one of the links?
    PS…..the peel-as-bowl is SUCH a genius idea.

  4. Robert M says

    Looks pretty! Does the avocado have to be ripe? How did the vanilla ice cream turned green?

    • Kristen says

      The recipe disappeared for a bit but it’s there now. The avocados should be ripe…when mixed with the ice cream it turns the ice cream a gorgeous green color!

  9. Lisa says

    What about making this a special dessert in events. I loved it a lot. This dessert can put a unique and original impression on guests.

    This seems yummy….

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