One of my favorite summertime treats is homemade ice cream. Then the baby developed severe food allergies. She wanted to eat the same things we do, but with her dairy allergy ice cream was out. I began experimenting to create an ice cream the entire family would enjoy. I tried one of our favorite ingredients-peaches- and was pleasantly surprised with the results. Sometimes these accidental discoveries make the best recipes! When I (unwisely) told my family this was an allergy-friendly vegan peach sherbet recipe and gave everyone a bowl, I was met with some skepticism. “Is it good?” they asked warily. The comments of “Hey! This is good!” after they tasted it let me know that I would be keeping this recipe in circulation all summer.
Allergy Friendly Vegan Peach Sherbet Recipe
This recipe has only four ingredients and is no churn! If you keep the ingredients on hand you can whip up a batch of this in around five minutes. It’s great for unexpected guests. I used a package of frozen peaches, but since peach season will be here shortly, you can use fresh peach slices if you freeze them until they are firm. I keep one banana in the freezer at all times for smoothies and recipes like this. Tip: Remember to peel it first before placing it in the freezer. Those bags of overripe bananas you find on clearance in the store are perfect for this recipe.
Printable Recipe:
- 1 (12 ounces) package sliced frozen peaches
- 1 large frozen banana, chopped in half
- 1 1/2 to 2 teaspoons Peach Mango SweetLeaf Stevia Water Drops
- 1 cup (8 ounces) vanilla almond milk
- Add peaches and the frozen banana to the blender. Pulse for 1 minute. Add SweetLeaf Stevia Water Drops and almond milk. Pulse for one minute. Scrap down sides of the blender and pulse for one to two more minutes until mixture has the consistency of sherbet.
- Serve immediately or place in a covered container in the freezer until ready to serve.
For sweetener, we used SweetLeaf Stevia Water Drops Water Enhancers. They’re gluten-free, sugar-free and have no artificial sweeteners. They’re available in four flavors:
- Peach Mango
- Raspberry Lemonade
- Strawberry Kiwi
- Lemon Lime
It’s an easy way to give the water you need to stay hydrated this summer a fun kick. But, they’re not just for water. You can use these for all sorts of recipes. Mix them with vanilla yogurt or coconut yogurt and you’ve got an easy fruit dip. Or mix it with sugar-free vanilla pudding, add some fruit and you have a parfait! The SweetLeaf Stevia WaterDrops Water Enhancers come in a convenient 2.1-ounce squeeze bottle so you can keep a bottle in the car or in your purse for a quick kick to your water. Tip: Since these water drops contain stevia, you’ll only need a little per bottle of water to add flavor. The SweetLeaf Stevia WaterDrops Enhancers are now available at Publix stores!
What are your favorite summertime treats?
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Love that this is no-churn! Aint nobody got time for that… I’d definitely pick the peach flavor to try first!!
I would have had the same concerns. hahaha I recently found out my daughter has some food allergies. I need to do like you and create other options.
Peach is one of my fave flavors! Love love love. Totally trying this.
I love peach and this would be perfect for a summer dessert. I do use stevia a lot in dessert or drink recipes but didnt see their water enhancer drops. Must lookout for them on my next store visit.
Not sure l have seen the water drops in shops, what could l replace it with? I love peaches, they are so flavourful and juicy and make a perfect frozen dessert. It looks yummy and so refreshing!
I’ve never heard of Water Drops before. My youngest is gluten-free and loves sherbet, this would be great for him.
I love the idea of this no churn sherbet! I see so many recipes that require an Ice cream maker and I haven’t found one that provides a reason for me to invest in such. Did I mention peaches were my favorite?!
I like this recipe! Not only is it allergy free, The Stevia water drops also made it a diabetic friendly dessert recipe. I can make this for my mom! Thanks for sharing!
What a delicious treat!! There is something so refreshing about a frozen dessert in the summer. But what is even better is that this one is not high in fat and calories. I’m pinning to make it.
Thank you so much for this vegan recipe! The water drops as a sweetener is super smart. Im so gonna make this.
Love peach sherbet! This recipe sounds delicious and so perfect for summer. Can’t wait to try it out very soon! Also loving that it’s allergy friendly! 😉
I really have no issues drinking plain water but sometimes, it would be refreshing to have flavored water. I am going to try these Water Drops and your sherbet recipe too!
Looks so tasty! My kids love sorbet, can’t wait to try this recipe.
This sounds so tasty. With it being allergen friendly, that helps me out. I have some allergies that just drive me crazy sometimes.
Wow! I love the fact that it’s allergy friendly. I have a nasty allergy when I was a child.
I love cold treats but so many are packed with not so great ingredients! I love that this recipe is simple and I actually know what the ingredients are!
Yumm! I have not heard of water drops before, but if they can make this recipe then they are worth it. I will be looking into this soon.
This looks very refreshing! I love your tip on buying bananas on special. I always look at them but never buy – it’s genius! So much money will be saved! Thanks!
I have not had sherbet in year. Peaches are in season now.. Love how refreshing this sounds. Gonna try soon.
The peach sherbet looks delicious, hope that it has worked wonders for you, I am just glad that under the definition of vegan, there is something so incredible and healthy about this dish.
This peach sherbet sounds so good! I LOVE raspberry sherbet but I’ve never tried peach before (which is crazy because I love peaches!). I can’t wait to try this recipe out!
This sounds (and looks!) so scrumptious. It’s going to be a hit around our household, I know. The hot weather is easier to tolerate with cool peach sherbet.
That peach sherbet looks amazing! I love sherbet in the summer because it is so refreshing. This is a great option for people with allergies.
This sounds absolutely delicious. We have some dairy intolerance over here and anything that doesn’t make our stomachs get sick is something we want in our lives 🙂 Thanks for sharing this awesome 4 ingredient recipe.
I love homemade peach ice cream, so I know I’ll love your peach sherbet! My grandson prefers sherbet to ice cream and I’ll have to make this for him (and me). I love that you don’t need an ice cream churn.
That looks delicious! I am lactose intolerant and this would be really enjoyable to eat. I have not had sherbet in years!
Mmmm! My mom ALWAYS had sherbet in the house when i was growing up. It’s so yummy – I need to try your recipe!