Frozen desserts are one of my favorite parts of summer. I especially love healthy versions of classic frozen treats. My current favorite is this watermelon sorbet recipe that created with simple clean ingredients and topped with GoodPop Watermelon Agave Pops.
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You will find a ton of delicious flavors on their website. For this recipe, I used the Watermelon Agave flavor because it paired perfectly with my watermelon sorbet recipe. Without further ado, I’m going to show you how I make it.
What you will need for your watermelon sorbet
6-8 cups watermelon (about 1 medium sized watermelon)
1/2 lime
2 tbsp coconut sugar
1/2 cup coconut milk (from a can)
Fresh strawberries
How to make your watermelon sorbet
First, start by cutting up your watermelon into cubes.
Then line the watermelon cubes on a tray and freeze them for a few hours, until they are completely frozen.
After your watermelon cubes have frozen, add them to a blender. Also add the lime juice, coconut sugar, and coconut milk.
Blend everything until it is smooth.
Transfer the watermelon sorbet into a pan, then freeze it one more time. It’s best if you leave it to freeze overnight, but mine froze after 4-5 hours.
Once the watermelon sorbet is frozen, add it to a bowl, top with GoodPop Watermelon Agave Pops, some fresh fruit and enjoy 🙂
I have created a little video to help show you how to make this. Check it out below!
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Ingredients
- 6-8 cups watermelon about a medium sized watermelon
- 1/2 lime
- 2 tbsp coconut sugar
- 1/2 cup canned coconut milk
Instructions
- First, start by cutting up your watermelon into small cubes.
- Then line the watermelon cubes on a tray and freeze them for a few hours, until they are completely frozen.
- After your watermelon cubes have frozen, add them to a blender. Also add the lime juice, sugar, and coconut milk.
- Blend everything until it is smooth.
- Transfer the watermelon sorbet into a pan, then freeze it one more time. It’s best if you leave it to freeze overnight, but mine froze after 4-5 hours.
- Once the watermelon sorbet is frozen, add it to a bowl, top with GoodPop Watermelon Agave Pops, and some fresh fruit and enjoy 🙂
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