Raspberry Protein Ice Cream
5 min prep45-60 min freeze cookEasy

Raspberry Protein Ice Cream

Creamy soft-serve ice cream with 32g protein and only 170 calories

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A thick, creamy, pink-purple soft-serve made from fat-free cottage cheese, vanilla whey protein isolate, and frozen raspberries. Blended until silky smooth, then frozen to a perfect soft-serve consistency. Five ingredients, no ice cream machine, and 32 grams of protein in the whole cup.

๐Ÿ“ŠNutrition

Per serving

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๐ŸงพIngredients

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Ice Cream Base

  • 80gFat-free cottage cheese (or 0% urda/ricotta)
  • 25gVanilla whey protein isolate
  • 30gFrozen raspberries
  • 1-2 tbspUnsweetened almond milk or water
  • to tasteZero-calorie sweetener (Stevia or Erythritol)

๐Ÿ‘จโ€๐ŸณMethod

1

Blend the Base

1 min

In a small food processor or a strong blender, combine the fat-free cottage cheese, vanilla whey protein isolate, frozen raspberries, and sweetener.

2

Smooth it Out

2-3 min

Blend on high. If the mixture is too thick to spin, add the unsweetened almond milk a half-tablespoon at a time. Continue blending until the cottage cheese curds are completely broken down and the mixture is entirely smooth, thick, and creamy.

๐Ÿ’กThe key to this recipe is patience โ€” blend longer than you think. Every last curd needs to disappear for that ice cream texture.
3

Chill

45-60 min

Transfer the blended mixture into a small cup or ramekin. Place it in the freezer for about 45 to 60 minutes.

4

Stir and Serve

1 min

Check it at the 30-minute mark and give it a quick stir so it freezes evenly and doesn't turn into a solid block of ice. Once it reaches a soft-serve ice cream consistency, take it out and enjoy immediately.

๐Ÿ’กIf you forget it and it freezes solid, let it sit on the counter for 10 minutes and it'll soften back to scoopable.