Dairy Free Almond Banana Ice Cream in My Kenwood Kmix Blender

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Let’s talk blender envy.  

Yeap, I used to be one of those people. You know the ones I mean. Staring at pinterest pictures of people making smoothies with crushed ice, mixing up frozen fruits, blending toasted nuts into silky butters and making gorgeous velvety soups. All in their film star looking blenders. Oh the days I spent green with envy whilst I used my lovely ‘but will give up the ghost if you so much as put one ice cube near me’ 15 year old plastic blender.

Then – enter the Kenwood Kmix Blender into my life.

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I am talking gorgeous vintage style with a tall base and a generous 1.6L glass jug that makes blending soups for our family dinner now a one batch affair.

The powerful 800w motor has taken everything I have thrown at it. From the easier soups and my Sierra Leone onion peanut blends to the more hardcore crushed ice and frozen fruit. I was so excited with this later ability that I made frozen banana ice cream three days in a row. Just because I finally could.

I like that is comes with 4 preset speeds – drinks, soups, dips and of course ice crushing so I always get exactly the right setting for my blending needs. Plus I have the option to keep it running the whole time or pulse it when I just need that little bit different kind of blending.

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One thing Kenwood point out is that the glass jug is not heat resistant which means no blending of steaming hot soups. I am actually nervous of blending anything that hot so this is not a problem for me. Besides it all in the anticipation of cooling soups, fabulous smells and rumbling tummies.

I also like that the control buttons and setting are large enough and very easily visible so I don’t have to be fiddling around looking for them. After our extensive testing my eldest now knows which setting is which and that the setting that gets mama jigging round the kitchen is the snowflake one.

I think you get it – I have a stylish and quality blender with the performance to match. Blender envy – see you later.

I think it is a time I introduce you to the three times in the row almond banana ice cream.

I am talking only 5 ingredients :

frozen bananas

almond milk

almond butter

maple syrup

a pinch of salt.

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Plus no cooking involved. That is all that is needed to make this healthy, creamy vegan delight ‘ice cream’. That tastes just like, wait for it – ice cream.  PS did I mention that this is sweet enough not to need the maple syrup. I like that little hint of ‘mapley’ goodness  though. Any guessing as to how many times we will be eating this ice cream over the summer months?

Thanks to Kenwood for sending me this gorgeous blender.

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4.67 from 3 votes

Dairy Free Almond Banana Ice Cream in My Kenwood Kmix Blender

A dairy free almond banana ice cream - perfect for the summer months.
Servings: 4
Calories: 147kcal
Author: Bintu Hardy

Ingredients

  • 4 large bananas
  • 120 ml (1/2 cup) almond milk chilled
  • 1 heaped tbsp almond butter
  • 1 tbsp maple syrup optional
  • A pinch of salt

Instructions

  • Peel bananas and cut them into small pieces.
  • Lay them in a single layer on a lined tray and freeze them for about 3 hours until frozen through.
  • Add bananas and all other ingredients into your blender and blend away.
  • You will probably have to stop the blender a couple of times to scrap down the sides or give the mix a quick stir before blending again.
  • Serve immediately in chilled bowls - soft serve or freeze and eat later.
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Notes

Weight Watchers Points

There is just 1 Freestyle SmartPoint in a serving of Banana Ice Cream.

Nutrition

Calories: 147kcal | Carbohydrates: 31g | Protein: 2g | Fat: 2g | Sodium: 40mg | Potassium: 463mg | Fiber: 3g | Sugar: 17g | Vitamin A: 75IU | Vitamin C: 10.2mg | Calcium: 61mg | Iron: 0.5mg

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38 Comments

  1. I have a blender, I have bananas,I have maple syrup I have kids who love icecream, now all I need is the almond milk! Looks yummy.

    1. Lucky kids. I reckon you could make this with normal milk and peanut butter if you don’t have any problems with dairy.

  2. 4 stars
    Ummm such a brill summer perfect recipe.I am totally J .Love ur new vintage look Kmix,would lurrrvvv to get my hands on one.Oh the things I’d make with it! Lucky you Bintu girl!!!

  3. I’m coming over tomorrow for ice cream breakfast <3 Superb recipe and amazingly simple!
    I love your new toy! Sadly my blender broke while crashing ice so I can only drool over yours. xx

  4. Your banana ice cream looks delicious, especially the texture – reminds me more of a thick milkshake…yumm! That is one sexy looking blender you have there. I’m a big fan of kenwood products, have their titanium chef and use it religiously, would love to try the kmix.

    1. I love Kenwood products too big time and getting my hands on one of their mixers is top of my wish list. Defo worth having the Kmix in your kitchen.

  5. 5 stars
    Now I have blender envy! I soo want one of these especially to try your recipe it sounds amazing!

    1. Thanks Jessica. Been wanting to work on this for ages and I really love Kenwood for making my ‘ice cream’ happen.