Ninja CREAMi strawberry sorbet served in a white bowl with fresh strawberries on the side
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Ninja CREAMi Strawberry Sorbet

Nothing says summer like fresh strawberries, and this keto Ninja CREAMi strawberry sorbet is the perfect way to enjoy them.

Mix the strawberries with some low carb sweetener, freeze, and process for a couple minutes and you have yourself an ice-cold keto dessert perfect for a hot summer day!

Kitchen Gear Needed to Make Ninja CREAMi Strawberry Sorbet

Sorbet is one of the simplest and quickest recipes to make in the Ninja CREAMi, so you don’t need a lot of equipment to make it. Gather the following and you can whip this up in no time.

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Grab these kitchen tools:

This is all you need to make this strawberry sorbet in the Ninja CREAMi:
Ninja CREAMI machine
Ninja CREAMI pint container
Measuring spoons and cups
Spatula
Fork
Mixing bowl

Ingredients & Substitutions to Make Strawberry Sorbet in the Ninja CREAMi

"Ninja CREAMi Strawberry Sorbet Recipe"above a bowl of strawberry sorbet with fresh strawberries laying around it

There are only three ingredients in this recipe, and you probably already have them on hand! Here’s what I used in the recipe below:

Fresh strawberries I used fresh strawberries in my batch of sorbet. But you could also use frozen strawberries. Just remember that you must thaw them first before using in the recipe.

A Note About Frozen Fruit!

Remember, if using frozen fruit in a recipe, you must first thaw it. This is important for two reasons. First, soft, mushy fruit mixes more evenly with the sweetener and helps it dissolve. Second, once you mash the fruit, this eliminates any air pockets in the blend, which can cause damage to your Ninja CREAMi machine during processing.

Sweetener Since I follow a low-carb/keto diet, I always use this monk fruit sweetener in all my recipes. It’s not only perfect for a keto diet, but I think it has the best flavor of all the low-carb sweeteners on the market. But if you prefer another sweetener, then feel free to substitute it in the recipe. If you choose to use sugar, just remember that the carb count is going to be significantly higher, and the recipe may no longer be considered low-carb or keto.

Raw agave nectar This is an optional ingredient in the recipe that I choose to use sometimes when the berries aren’t as ripe as I think they are, or are otherwise tart. This sweetener will give a “warm sugar” flavor to the sorbet, in my opinion, and adds just a touch more sweetness when necessary, but does add more carbs. Feel free to leave it out if you like.

Ninja CREAMi strawberry sorbet served in a white bowl with fresh strawberries on the side

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Recipe for Ninja CREAMi Strawberry Sorbet

Ninja CREAMi strawberry sorbet served in a white bowl with fresh strawberries on the side

Ninja CREAMi Strawberry Sorbet

Yield: 4
Prep Time: 5 minutes
Freeze Time: 1 day
Spin Time: 3 minutes
Total Time: 1 day 8 minutes

Nothing says summer like fresh strawberries, and this keto Ninja CREAMi strawberry sorbet is the perfect way to enjoy them. Mix them with some low carb sweetener and process for a couple minutes and you have yourself an ice cold treat for a hot summer day!

Ingredients

Instructions

  1. In a medium bowl, mix together the fresh strawberries, monk fruit sweetener, and raw agave nectar if using. Using the back of a fork, smash the strawberries until they begin to release their juice. Stir everything together with a spatula until the sweetener is dissolved.
  2. Pour the strawberry mixture into a CREAMi pint. Ensure that it doesn't go over the MAX FILL line. Then put the lid on it.
  3. Place the pint in the freezer, making sure it's level. Freeze for 24 hours.
  4. Take the pint from the freezer, remove the lid, and place it in the outer bowl of the Ninja CREAMi. Install the paddle in the lid and attach the lid to the outer bowl.
  5. Plug in the Ninja CREAMi unit and install the bowl on the base.
  6. Press the power button and select LITE ICE CREAM.
  7. When the unit shuts off, remove the bowl from the base and remove the lid.
  8. If the sorbet is crumbly, then reattach the lid and install the bowl on the base again. Select RE-SPIN. You can re-spin the mixture twice if needed.
  9. Once the sorbet is at the right consistency, serve immediately.
Nutrition Information
Yield 4 Serving Size 1
Amount Per Serving Calories 57Total Fat 0gSaturated Fat 0gTrans Fat 0gUnsaturated Fat 0gCholesterol 0mgSodium 2mgCarbohydrates 14gFiber 3gSugar 10gProtein 1g

Nutrition information is an approximation and may vary based on the specific ingredients and amounts used when preparing the recipe.

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