EASY Coconut Ice Cream Recipe (3 Ingredients!)

Enjoy the tropical delight of homemade no churn coconut ice cream! This creamy, dreamy dessert is only three ingredients and perfect for summer days. It’s also no churn so you don’t need an ice cream maker.

Hello friends! I’m excited to share my latest culinary adventure, where I bring the tropics right into your kitchen with an easy, three-ingredient coconut cream ice cream recipe.

This isn’t just a recipe; it’s a mini-vacation in a bowl.

I know what you’re thinking. You don’t have an ice cream maker, and your last attempt at homemade ice cream ended up as a Pinterest fail. But don’t worry, because this coconut no-churn ice cream recipe is about to change your world.

It’s really simple – so simple that you might wonder if I’ve accidentally left out half the recipe. But trust me, with just heavy whipping cream, cream of coconut, and a sprinkle of sweetened coconut flakes, you’re on your way to an ice cream masterpiece.

And no ice cream maker? No problem. You don’t need one.

The magic begins with whipping cream into a fluffy cloud of deliciousness, then gently folding in the cream of coconut. The final touch is a generous sprinkle of sweetened coconut flakes on top.

As you wait for your creation to freeze, you’ll find yourself peeking into the freezer, wondering if it’s ready yet. The anticipation is part of the fun!

The creaminess, the coconut flavor that transports you to an island paradise, the sweet crunch of the coconut flakes – it’s an experience, not just a dessert.

So, grab your three ingredients, and let’s embark on this summer dessert journey together. Who knew that a coconut no-churn ice cream recipe could be so simple, yet so spectacular?

Get ready to impress your friends, amaze your family, and most importantly, treat yourself to a little scoop of tropical bliss. Because let’s be honest, you deserve it.

Making No Churn Ice Cream

You’re going to make this treat in a few simple steps. Scroll to the bottom for the recipe, or get a few frequently asked questions before that. Enjoy!

What does no churn ice cream mean?

No churn means that you’re not going to use an ice cream maker. An ice cream maker keeps the ingredients turning over so that while your dessert is chilling, no ice crystals form (and it remains soft).

With no churn you’ll still be stirring the ingredients with a mixer, but there is no churning process required. I love it because – easy. And rich and creamy just as you’d expect.

Is no churn ice cream real ice cream?

Yes, because no churn uses heavy cream (along with other ingredients). Ice cream is basically sugar and frozen cream, so no churn qualifies, at least in my book.

*Make sure to use full fat, good quality ingredients this recipe. I recommend high quality, fresh dairy products and pure (not imitation) extracts for the best results.

If you’re ready to check out this creamy ice cream recipe, keep reading below.

Ingredients

• 1 cup heavy whipping cream
• 3/4 cup cream of coconut (cream of coconut is not the same thing as coconut milk. You’ll find it near the drink mixers section of the store)
• 1/2 cup sweetened coconut flakes

Tools

• 8 x 4 inch loaf pan

You can double this recipe and it will still fit in a “standard” 8 x 4 inch loaf pan. If you double, the recipe then serves eight people making it perfect for parties!

Bring it out to defrost for just a few moments before serving. You can use a regular ice cream scoop to get it out of the container. It will be more like soft serve.

If you plan to make a lot of ice cream, invest in some reusable containers. They make freezing easy and come with tops.

Oh you guys, this dessert is heaven in an ice cream bowl. Your mouths are going to be thanking me BIG TIME when they taste these clouds of coconut goodness!

Get the printable recipe for this dessert below:

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If you enjoyed this coconut cream ice cream recipe, let me know in the comments! I also hope you’ll check out these other ice cream recipes below:

Bailey’s Boozy • Birthday Cake • Blueberry • Butter Pecan • Chocolate • Chocolate Caramel • Chocolate Chip Cherry • Chocolate Oreo • Honey Lavender • Ice Cream Sandwiches • Mississippi Mud • Peppermint • Raspberry