In this time i want you feel and enjoy how low carb ice cream recipes be a part of your healthy life.
My sister keeps IBC Sugar-Free Root Beer and Dreyer’s Vanilla No-Sugar-Added Ice Cream in the house for this purpose and this purpose alone.
Root Beer Float
-1 small scoop vanilla no-sugar-added ice cream or 1 serving Atkins Endulge Super Premium Ice Cream, vanilla flavor
-1 can or bottle (12 ounces, or 360 ml) sugar-free root beer, well chilled
Each Put the ice cream in a large glass or mug and pour the root beer over it. Serve with straws and a long-handled spoon.
Yield: 1 serving
The carb count will depend on your brand of no-sugar-added ice cream.
If you can get chocolate-flavored diet soda in your region, this is a nice variant of the Root Beer Float.
Chocolate Float
-1 small scoop vanilla no-sugar-added ice cream or 1 serving Atkins Endulge Super Premium Ice Cream, vanilla flavor
-1 can (12 ounces, or 360 ml) sugar-free chocolate-fudge flavored soda, well chilled
Put the ice cream in a large glass or mug and pour the soda over it. Serve with a straw and a long-handled spoon.
Yield: 1 serving
The carb count will depend on your brand of no-sugar-added ice cream.
Canfield’s makes diet chocolate-fudge flavored soda. If you can’t find it in a local grocery store, there are several websites that sell it. Be aware, however, that this is one of those love-it-or-hate-it products. Faygo also makes a chocolate soda.
Dreamsicle Float
-1 small scoop no-sugar-added vanilla ice cream or 1 serving Atkins Endulge Super Premium Ice Cream, vanilla flavor
-1 can (12 ounces, or 360 ml) sugar-free orange soda, well chilled
Put the ice cream in a large glass or mug and pour the soda over it. Serve with a straw and a long-handled spoon.
Yield: 1 serving
The carb count will depend on your brand of no-sugar-added ice cream.
If you were a fan of Dreamsicles as a kid, you’ll love this float!
Above three low carb ice cream recipes
taken from my favorite best-seller cookbook :
1001 Low-Recipes by Dana Carpender
