Simple Blueberry Ice Cream is a delicious dairy-free, 3-ingredient recipe with just blueberries, bananas & honey. It takes just a couple of minutes and a blender! It’s a nutritious dessert that you won’t feel guilty about.
ou wonโt believe how rich and satisfying this healthy blueberry ice cream isโwith no added sugar, just pure, simple ingredients your body (and taste buds) will love.
Gina’s Recipe Rundown:
Texture: Rich and soft โ not icy like traditional sorbets; the banana gives it a luscious mouthfeel.
Taste: Sweet and creamy โ the banana adds a sweetness that pairs perfectly with the berries.
Ease: Perfect for beginners – super simple and nothing technical. It’s a no-churn recipe, which means you don’t need any special equipment.
Why I love it: Itโs nostalgic and refreshing. It tastes like summer in a scoop. Cool, creamy, fruityโperfect for backyard evenings or an easy treat after dinner.
Thereโs no churning or fancy equipment required, and it comes together in minutes before heading to the freezer. The natural sweetness from the banana and honey pairs perfectly with the tart pop of blueberries, making each bite creamy, fruity, and refreshing.
Whether you’re looking for a healthier dessert option, a fun way to use up ripe bananas, or a kid-friendly treat that skips the refined sugar, this recipe checks all the boxes. It’s dairy-free, naturally sweetened, and completely customizableโtry it with strawberries, mango, or a splash of vanilla for even more variety!
Why Youโll Love This Recipe
- Just 3 wholesome ingredients โ No refined sugar, dairy, or preservativesโjust bananas, blueberries, and honey.
- Naturally sweet and creamy โ The bananas create a rich, smooth base that mimics soft-serve ice cream.
- No ice cream maker needed โ Itโs quick to blend and freezes beautifully with minimal effort.
- Perfect for all ages โ Kid-friendly, adult-approved, and great for anyone trying to eat cleaner without giving up dessert.
- Endlessly customizable โ Add lemon zest, swap in strawberries, or stir in a swirl of nut butter or coconut flakes.
I love to make a super batch of this in the morning after the kids are done with breakfast. Then I just pop it in the freezer & it’s ready by the time we want a treat that evening.
Ingredient Notes
- Bananas: Use ripe bananas with plenty of brown spotsโthese are naturally sweeter and give the ice cream its creamy texture. The riper, the better!
- Blueberries: Fresh or frozen both work! Frozen blueberries make the mixture even colder and help it freeze faster. If using fresh, you can freeze them briefly before blending for best texture.
- Honey: Adds a touch of natural sweetness and enhances the fruit flavor. You can adjust the amount to taste or substitute with maple syrup or agave for a vegan option.
Kitchen Equipment
- Blender or Food Processor
- Spatula
- Freezer-Safe Container
- Ice Cream Scoop (Optional)
How to Make Blueberry Ice Cream
- Combine the banana, blueberries, and honey in a high-powered blender or food processor. Blend on high for several minutes or until thick & creamy.
- Serve immediately if you love a soft serve consistency or transfer to an airtight container and freeze several hours before serving.
Can I use fresh blueberries?
No, unless you plan on freezing this recipe before you serve it. If you want a soft-serve consistency, then you want to start with frozen berries to maintain the right texture.
Do I need an ice cream maker?
Nope! This is a no-churn recipe. Just whip, fold, freeze, and enjoyโno machine required.
How long does it take to freeze?
About 4โ6 hours to firm up completely. For best texture, let it sit at room temperature for 5โ10 minutes before scooping.
How long does it keep in the freezer?
Itโs best enjoyed within 2โ3 weeks for ideal texture and flavor. Keep it tightly covered to avoid freezer burn.
Can I use other fruits?
Absolutely! This recipe works great with strawberries, raspberries, blackberries, mango, or even peach. Just cook the fruit down first to remove excess moisture.
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Blueberry Ice Cream
Ingredients
- 1 banana frozen
- โ cup blueberries frozen
- ยผ cup honey
Instructions
- Combine the banana, blueberries, and honey in a high-powered blender or food processor. Blend on high for several minutes or until thick & creamy.
- Serve immediately if you love a soft serve consistency or transfer to an airtight container and freeze several hours before serving.
Nutrition
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MM! Sounds perfect for summer!
Mmm this sounds so good! It would be so refreshing on a hot summer day. I love that it is made with just a couple ingredients, too. So easy!
This will be a new summer treat at my house! Thanks for sharing with the Thursday Blog Hop!
My blueberry bush is full of baby berries…ready to make this!
Yummy! I’m excited this is dairy-free, it’s great you used frozen bananas. ๐
Yum! I’ve made banana ice cream and added cocoa powder or peanut butter before, but not other fruit. I love blueberries, and this looks so delicious!
Just came across this site–what rockin’ recipes and desserts! Pinned this one, and can’t wait to try this super simple frozen delight. Thanks!
–G
I love ice creams like this. I probably would eat the whole thing. Thanks for sharing on Let’s Get Real Friday Party.
Nice creams are the best!! I’ve used maple syrup as my sweetener before, but I am definitely going to try the honey!!!
I would love for you to share this at my weekly link party!!
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I eat blueberries almost every single day. This would be an especially yummy way to eat them! Featured at Be Inspired this morning. Always love having you join us with your fabulous recipes! … And I actually think I can comment now!!!