Healthier ice cream

Less sugar, more protein, lactose-free or vegan — what really works, what is a compromise and what is just marketing. Based on WHO and EFSA recommendations.

Healthier ice cream

Healthier recipes

  • Banana nice cream

    A creamy “ice cream” dessert made from nothing but frozen overripe bananas and two dates — no added sugar, no milk and no ice cream maker.

  • Chocolate banana nice cream

    Chocolate nice cream made from frozen bananas, cocoa and dates. It tastes like chocolate ice cream but has a fraction of the fat.

  • Protein ice cream with quark and skyr

    A fitness favourite for the Ninja CREAMi: quark, skyr and erythritol. Over 8 g of protein and about 65 kcal per 100 g.

  • Reduced-sugar vanilla ice cream

    Vanilla cream ice cream in which erythritol replaces some of the sugar. A third less sugar, still creamy and scoopable.

  • Vegan coconut vanilla ice cream

    Creamy vanilla ice cream made with coconut milk — free from dairy, eggs and lactose.

  • Vegan chocolate cashew ice cream

    Rich chocolate ice cream made with homemade cashew milk, cocoa and dark chocolate. No dairy and no eggs.

  • Oat and cinnamon ice cream (lactose-free)

    A light ice cream made with oat drink and lactose-free milk, sweetened with maple syrup, with fibre from inulin.

  • Avocado and lime ice cream

    Pale green, creamy avocado and lime ice cream — the avocado provides the creaminess instead of cream.

  • Lactose-free cream ice cream

    Classic vanilla cream ice cream made with lactose-free milk and cream — it tastes like the ordinary kind but is suitable for lactose intolerance.

  • Mango sorbet with no added sugar

    A sorbet made only from fruit: ripe mango, overripe banana, dates and lime. The fruit itself provides the sweetness and smoothness.

  • Fruity frozen yogurt for children

    Mild strawberry and banana frozen yogurt with half the sugar, no honey and no alcohol. It can also be made as ice lollies.

  • Matcha frozen yogurt

    Green frozen yogurt with matcha — gently bitter, refreshing and lighter than cream-based matcha ice cream.