Vegan Strawberry and Mint Sorbet

Vegan Strawberry and Mint Sorbet

Summary

Let’s kick things up a notch in the dessert department. Forget about those store-bought sugary concoctions—today we’re diving into a Vegan Strawberry and Mint Sorbet that’s so fresh, so revitalizing, it’s like a spa day for your taste buds. You’re about to find out how to make a dessert that not only pleases the palate but also respects the planet. So, let’s get that blender ready!


Ingredients

  • Strawberries: 4 cups, freshly picked and hulled
  • Mint Leaves: A generous handful, roughly 20 leaves
  • Lemon Juice: Juice of one lemon
  • Coconut Sugar: 1/2 cup (or 115 grams if you’re counting)
  • Water: 1 cup (or 240 ml)

Preparation Time: About 15 minutes (minus freezing time)
Cooking Time: Actually, zero! That’s right, no heat required.
Serves: 4–6 dessert enthusiasts


Nutritional Rundown (Per Serving):

  • Calories: Around 100
  • Protein: Barely there at 1 gram
  • Fat: Virtually zero
  • Carbs: About 26 grams
  • Dietary Fiber: 3 grams
  • Sugar: 22 grams, but hey, it’s natural!

Step-By-Step Magic:

  1. First up, wash those strawberries like they’re going for a dip.
  2. Hull ’em, chop ’em, and then toss them into a blender.
  3. Mint leaves in next. Make sure they’re fresh and plucky.
  4. Squeeze that lemon till it’s juiced out, and pour it into the blender.
  5. In goes the coconut sugar for that sweet kick.
  6. Add a cup of water to bring it all together.
  7. Hit that blend button and let it whirl until it’s a smooth puree.
  8. Once blended, pour the mixture into a container.
  9. Cover it up and freeze.
  10. Every 30 minutes, give it a good stir. Do this for about 4 hours or until it’s firm.
  11. Once it’s solidified to your liking, scoop it out.

Pro Tips:

  1. Want a smoother texture? Run it through the blender one more time before the final freeze.
  2. Fresh mint can be swapped for a couple of drops of mint extract if you’re in a pinch.
  3. If you want to cut back on sugar, you could experiment with stevia or monk fruit.

How to Serve:

  • Scoop the Vegan Strawberry and Mint Sorbet into chilled bowls or dessert glasses.
  • Maybe a sprig of mint on top for that Instagram-worthy pic.
  • Fresh fruit slices could add an extra layer of yum.

There you have it!
A dessert that’s as enjoyable to make as it is to eat.
This Vegan Strawberry and Mint Sorbet could easily be the star of any summer gathering, or a chill evening treat after a long day.
And let’s be real, you don’t need a special occasion to treat yourself to something this good.
So, from all of us at AH7, happy scooping and even happier tasting!
Dessert is served, and it’s vegan-approved!

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Vegan Strawberry and Mint Sorbet

Vegan Strawberry and Mint Sorbet

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Let’s kick things up a notch in the dessert department. Forget about those store-bought sugary concoctions—today we’re diving into a Vegan Strawberry and Mint Sorbet that’s so fresh, so revitalizing, it’s like a spa day for your taste buds. You’re about to find out how to make a dessert that not only pleases the palate but also respects the planet. So, let’s get that blender ready!
Prep Time 15 minutes
Freezing time 4 hours
Total Time 4 hours 13 minutes
Servings: 6 people
Calories: 100

Ingredients
  

  • Strawberries: 4 cups freshly picked and hulled
  • Mint Leaves: A generous handful roughly 20 leaves
  • Lemon Juice: Juice of one lemon
  • Coconut Sugar: 1/2 cup or 115 grams if you’re counting
  • Water: 1 cup or 240 ml

Method
 

  1. First up, wash those strawberries like they’re going for a dip.
  2. Hull ’em, chop ’em, and then toss them into a blender.
  3. Mint leaves in next. Make sure they’re fresh and plucky.
  4. Squeeze that lemon till it’s juiced out, and pour it into the blender.
  5. In goes the coconut sugar for that sweet kick.
  6. Add a cup of water to bring it all together.
  7. Hit that blend button and let it whirl until it’s a smooth puree.
  8. Once blended, pour the mixture into a container.
  9. Cover it up and freeze.
  10. Every 30 minutes, give it a good stir. Do this for about 4 hours or until it’s firm.
  11. Once it’s solidified to your liking, scoop it out.

Notes

Pro Tips:
Want a smoother texture? Run it through the blender one more time before the final freeze.
Fresh mint can be swapped for a couple of drops of mint extract if you’re in a pinch.
If you want to cut back on sugar, you could experiment with stevia or monk fruit.
How to Serve:
Scoop the Vegan Strawberry and Mint Sorbet into chilled bowls or dessert glasses.
Maybe a sprig of mint on top for that Instagram-worthy pic.
Fresh fruit slices could add an extra layer of yum.

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