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	Banana Peanut Butter Mock Ice Cream by NYCNomNom All you need is a banana, peanut butter, and a food processor or blender to turn out to be the most delicious, healthy banana ice cream you've ever tried. No dairy, low fat, low calories, low Weight Watchers points, and EASY!	7 votes 3 reviews 2 comments 48084 views
	Banana Split Pops by Krystina Castella This king of pops is based on the classic flavors of a banana split. Traditionally, the banana is split lengthwise, but I put the banana on the pop stick to make it a hidden surprise. Pineapple topping is poured over the vanilla ice cream, chocolate syrup over the chocolate ice cream, and strawberry topping over the strawberry; the…	4 votes 2 reviews 1 comment 18544 views
	Mai Tai Pops by Krystina Castella East meets west in these Polynesian Mai Tai Pops. Think hula dancers, orchard leis, flaming torches, and some campy tiki fun. If you are really ambitious and want to create pops you won’t find anywhere else, make your own tiki head silicone molds to shape these pops. I like to present these pops on a bed of flowers or individually on…	1 vote 9832 views
	Chocolate Ice Cream by Jennifer Jevons The weather is warming and a great way to cool down is with some homemade ice cream.	2 votes 3794 views
	HOME MADE ICE CREAM THAT WE MAKE by GARY ESTESS THIS IS A ICE CREAM THAT IS VERY SMOOTH SWEET AND IF YOU HAVE LEFT OVER YOU CAN FREEZE IT AND IT WILL NOT GET HARD.YOU CAN GET A SPOON FULL, YOU WLL WANT TO TAKE YOUR TIME ENJOYING IT.	1 vote 4 comments 5203 views
	You’ll Flip for These Skinny Frozen S’mores, No Campfire Needed! by Skinny Kitchen with Nancy Fox If you love campfire s’mores, you’ll really love these luscious low fat frozen treats. We’ve taken all the yummy flavors of a classic s’more to create a skinny ice cream sandwich. This recipe serves one, so it’s easy to assemble, but make a bunch and…	1 vote 1 comment 5037 views
	Thai Iced Coffee Pops by Krystina Castella Thai iced coffee is a very sweet, creamy refreshment brewed by street vendors in a cloth bag and served in a plastic bag with plenty of crushed ice and a straw. These Thai Iced Coffee Pops are based on traditional recipes and serving methods. The Thai coffee powder (oliang) and the milk are poured over crushed ice and not mixed,…	1 vote 11706 views
	Purple Passion by Michelle M This is an old school frozen dessert I learned from my mother-in-law. It's not sophisticated, but is easy and great fun for kids to make (although the name is pretty goofy!).	2 votes 1 review 3504 views
	Mandarin Orange Sorbet by Navaneetham Krishnan fruity vibrant orange hue sorbet	1 vote 3537 views
	Pandan Coconut Panna Cotta by Navaneetham Krishnan Creamy with coconut cream and served with a heap-full of fruit cocktail.	1 vote 2254 views
	Granita di caffè (Coffee Ice) by Frank Fariello Folks, don't let the summer end without trying out granita. Most commonly made with coffee or lemon juice, granita is a kind of rustic sorbetto, easy to make at home—no ice cream maker is needed—and has a coarser, more crystalline texture.	4 votes 4 comments 2840 views
	Mango Malai Kulfi by Aparna Anurag Kulfi is a popular frozen dairy dessert from the Indian Subcontinent. It is often described as "traditional Indian Subcontinent ice cream".It is popular throughout places such as India, Pakistan, Bangladesh, Nepal, Burma (Myanmar), and the Middle East, and widely available in Indian restaurants in Europe, East Asia and North…	1 vote 2 comments 3376 views
	1-2-3 easy Frozen CHOCOLATE MOUSSE by Foodessa This dessert has the silky smoothness of a rich CHOCOLATE GELATO. This is an incredibly crowd pleasing decadent frozen confection.	2 votes 3491 views
	Frozen Maple Chocolate Tiramisu by Micheline A delicious, elegant frozen Maple Tiramisu dessert for adults only or of legal age. LOL You will see why.	3 votes 1 review 1 comment 6706 views
	Pomegranate Apple Pops by Krystina Castella In college I had an assignment to choose a fruit and use the structure to inspire a design. I picked the familiar but somewhat boring banana. My friend chose the pomegranate. I had never seen one before and was fascinated by its color, shape, taste, and the number of seeds (I counted almost six hundred). Today, with evidence of the…	1 vote 6029 views

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