Frozen treats are my weakness. I'm consistently plagued by the fact that caramel salted ice cream doesn't have the nutrition of say, broccoli rabe. It's just unfair.
Needless to say, discovering a dairy-free substitute made primarily of fruit is a dream come true. I haven't decided if I like this concoction better in ice cream or milkshake form... so that's the first-world problem I'm dealing with today.
(Non-approximate) directions: Blend one frozen banana, a tablespoon (or four) of nutella, a teaspoon of cocoa powder, and a splash of almond milk in a food processor. Pulse until creamy and delicious-looking. If you can't resist a spoonful at this point in the process, no one will judge you. If you are using a blender instead of a food processor, make a milkshake instead by adding extra almond milk.
It's not broccoli rabe, but it's a start.
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31 comments:
oh wow. what a good idea. glad i have a nutella jar always on hand!
Frozen treats are your weakness, while nutella is mine! Just thinking about it makes me go a little weak in the knees (yes, it's THAT serious).
I reeeally want to try this. It looks so easy and yummy. Also, thought you might like to know I tried one of your salted caramel brownie recipes a while back and failed miserably (booo). But I'm determined to get it right next time. It looks way too epic to not try again.
Oooh, that looks absolutely amazing!! I definitely need to make it one day!
i've made the banana ice cream and I've been trying to think of good things to mix it with, this is genius!
this is HUGE! bananas + nutella are a part of my everyday life in italy and now this recipe is too. i used to freeze a banana then dip it in melted nutella and then refreeze it for a cold treat. but i'm thinking i like this idea better. thank you! (and hey you can always have some broccoli after, to cancel it out.)
SERIOUSLY? best invention ever.
Now THAT looks absolutely delicious.
I think I'll have to try this since my answer to ice cream is always, "YES!"
this looks delicious! i love eating nutella from the jar with a spoon.. totally decadent and yummy xxxx
I am making this immediately!!
anything nutella i need!
yumyumyumyumyum. as soon i get back to the states, where blenders are a common household object, i'm jumping on this bandwagon.
Not technically dairy-free, since Nutella contains milk, but still summarily delicious. :)
ah sara you're right! didn't think about that. for completely dairy free, i guess peanut butter would be the next best option!
That sounds delicious - I am going to try it with Rawtella - the vegan version of Nutella...Yum! xxoo :)
I just died. I have to make this.
This looks delicious! I hope you don't mind if I share this with a link on my Friday roundup?
I make this all the time, it's the best. I'd so rather have this than real ice cream, actually! Topped with granola, of course.
Yum! ♥
ohhhh... life's soooo unfair! I'm dreaming so that one day I could just wake up and find out that sweets have no calories... that would be the best day of my life.
and your ice creams look amazingly delicious! I simply love it:)
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Oooh i just love nutella! <3
i've never understood how people get addicted to crack, but, if you relate it to nutella...i GET it!!
can't wait to try that recipe.
yum...might have to try it this weekend!
Wow. Amazing. I need a daggone blender.
Who the heck does't have a blender?!
Love, Leigh
ok this sounds amazing (and wayyy healthier than real ice cream.) i am definitely trying this soon!
Can't wait to try this!!! YUM!
OH MY GOD the key to my heart. We are going to eat so much gelato when you get here.
Nutella and banana are one of my favorite combos ever!!
YUM! I'll eat anything that has nutella in it!
This sounds absolutely amazing! I visited some friends at the Jersey Shore recently and we had breakfast at a spot with to-die-for Nutella milkshakes... So excited that I've now got my own/your recipe to use! Thanks for sharing!
This is so delicious thanks for sharing! I made a good variation as well substituting honey and almond butter for cocoa powder and nutella. Super tasty as well!
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