If you like eggnog, you will love this easy to make, tasty eggnog ice cream, a recipe adapted to be as creamy and luxurious as my other keto Haagen Dazs ice cream recipes – but with a bit more seasonal flare. This video presents 2 versions of the same recipe. The first is a how to make my keto eggnog ice cream using an ice cream maker, and the second version provides instructions for how to make my eggnog ice cream with no machine needed – a no churn method. Both versions use the same ingredients, my sugar free sweetened condensed milk, and my creamy eggnog (cooked version). Also, I provide the macronutrient charts for these sugar-free eggnog ice cream recipes for both the “with alcohol” and the “no alcohol” versions. To enhance the seasonal festive feeling, I garnish the ice cream with my sugar free gingerbread people cookies. I have a keto ice cream playlist you should check out if you would like some other flavors. ALL links are provided below. Cheers!

By Angela Wilkes

This ice cream is creamy, NO machine, sugar free, dairy free and egg free. In other words, this is a vegan keto ice cream. This tasty mint ice cream has a fresh taste, and with no coconut aftertaste. The keto no machine ice cream is easy to make. The recipe uses coconut milk, Lakanto monk fruit sweetener, and fresh mint leaves to create a refreshing aromatic mint ice cream flavour, which you can enjoy even if you are not vegan, or if you are not on a low carb or keto diet. It tasted that good!

By Angela Wilkes

This is an authentic creamy Green Tea Ice Cream made with matcha powder and using monk fruit based sweetener to create this delicate Japanese ice cream. This recipe uses a combination of heavy cream and almond milk to create a classic custard for the ice cream base. For best results and maximum silk texture, it is best made in an ice cream maker. Serve this keto recipe with pride. This green tea ice cream is also suitable for sugar free needs for diabetic diets, gluten free diets and for anyone who wants an authentic tasting but sugar free ice cream.

By Angela Wilkes