Five-Minute Banana Ice Cream with Biscoff Swirls
Ingredients
- Frozen banana slices* from 3 medium bananas
- A few tablespoons Biscoff spread (creamy or chunky)
Instructions
- Toss the frozen banana slices into a blender or food processor and puree until smooth. Add the Biscoff spread, to taste, and pulse until evenly swirled in. Alternatively, you can just stir in the Biscoff spread with a spoon. Serve immediately.
- *Recipe Note: To freeze the bananas, cut into 1-inch slices, then freeze in a single layer on a parchment or wax paper lined baking sheet for 2 hours. Transfer to a freezer bag and store until ready to use. This method keeps the banana slices from sticking together, which helps to puree more evenly.
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Gail says
Have you seen the Yonanas machine? The banana purée comes out JUST like soft serve. We've been loving this thing, and trust me, I am hard pressed to add another 'gadget' to my kitchen. This is well worth the space it takes up. We've been doing fruit combos, but seeing the biscoff combo...I just about DIED! Can't wait to try it!
Nikki says
Hi Gail. I just saw something about Yonanas the other day but didn't look into it. Sounds like a very FUN machine! 🙂
Suzanne Perazzini says
My mother has made this icecream for decades - it is so simple and kids love it. They find it hard to believe it is nothing but bananas. I'm not sure what that spread is as we don't have it here in New Zealand but it looks like caramel amd I love caramel more than chocolate.
Nikki says
Hi Suzanne, The Biscoff spread is actually a cookie butter. It doesn't take like caramel. It's shortbread type cookies processed into a creamy spread. Delicious!
Mary Jane says
Thanks for this recipe! What a super simple idea - my favorite kind! My daughter's best friend, as well as my niece, have milk allergies. Now, we can serve a delicious "ice cream" dessert without the fear of a reaction or making one kid eat a separate treat while everyone else enjoys "the real deal." Thanks again!
Katrina @ Warm Vanilla Sugar says
What a fun, easy dessert!! Yum!
Blog is the New Black says
When I saw "5 minutes" and "ice cream" together, I died a little.
Karen @ The Food Charlatan says
These look absolutely divine. I love tricky desserts. (And by tricky, I mean desserts that trick you into thinking that they are the real deal.) Long live Biscoff!!