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Simmer 1 pint (475ml) of vegan creamer, 1 cup (240g) nondairy milk, ¾ cup (175g) sugar, and ¾ cup (60g) coursely ground coffee in a saucepan over medium heat for 10 minutes, stirring ocassionally. 1 tablespoon vanilla extract (if your milk and creamer are vanilla flavored, you can reduce this to 1 teaspoon) 3 tablespoons (24g) arrowroot powder (or sub organic cornstarch*) ¾ cup (175g) raw, organic, or vegan sugar

1 ¼ cups (300ml) nondairy milk (I used oatmilk, but if you use soymilk, buy organic*) 1 pint (2 cups or 475ml) vegan creamer (if soy creamer, buy organic*) Make your ice cream batter up to 3 days before you're ready to churn it, and store it in the fridge in a sealed container.įreeze the insert of your ice cream makerįor 24 hours if you haven’t already. Prep time: 30 minutes | wait time: overnight | churn time: 30 minutes 1 tablespoon vanilla extract (if your milk and creamer are vanilla flavored, you can reduce this to 1 teaspoon).3 tablespoons (24g) arrowroot powder (or sub organic cornstarch*).¾ cup (175g) raw, organic, or vegan sugar.1 ¼ cups (300ml) nondairy milk (I used oatmilk, but if you use soymilk, buy organic*).1 pint (2 cups or 475ml) vegan creamer (if soy creamer, buy organic*).I used my gummy bear silicone moldįreeze the coffee chocolates for around 2 hours before popping them out of the molds. Mix the finely ground coffee with the melted vegan chocolate chipsĪnd spoon it into small silicone molds. If you accidentally grind it too coarse, you can save that for the ice cream, and start over with the coffee for the chocolates. On my grinder, that’s an 8, but I think some grinders use smaller numbers for the finest grind. Grind 1 tablespoon (5g) of coffee beans on the finest grind your grinder goes. In the microwave for 30 seconds (or use the double boiler method). Make the chocolate chunks ahead of time and leave them in the freezer in a sealed container for up to a month before making your ice cream. Prep time: 5 minutes | wait time: 2 hours

~ 1 tablespoon (5g) coffee beans (ground on the finest grind).

Vegan Coffee Chocolate Chunks Ingredients This recipe makes almost a quart of vegan coffee coffee buzz buzz buzz ice cream. If you like making your own ice cream, you should check out my other ice cream recipes. Make your own creamy dairy-free, egg-free, gluten-free coffee ice cream that’s filled with chunks of coffee chocolate and will cool you down on a hot summer day. Vegan Coffee Coffee Buzz Buzz Buzz ice cream is a healthier DIY version of the Ben and Jerry’s ice cream flavor. (fine print: maybe not so much scientifically proven, and more just a strongly worded opinion) My version has adorable gummy bear shaped coffee chocolate chunks, and it’s been proven that cute food tastes better. If you make it yourself, you can choose to make it nut-free or soy-free, depending on your dietary preferences. If you make it at home, you can make sure it’s organic. Have you ever read the ingredient list on a pint of Ben & Jerry’s ice cream? It’s long and has all sorts of unnecesary ingredients like lecithins and gums. Now that Ben & Jerry’s is starting to make some of their ice cream flavors vegan, this recipe might become obsolete soon, but here are some reasons why you should still make it yourself instead of buying it. I was smart enough to ditch the guy, but my love for this flavor of ice cream will never fade. I always requested Coffee Coffee Buzz Buzz Buzz, because it was my favorite flavor. When I was little, I used to date someone who worked at a Ben & Jerry’s scoop shop, and he would bring me ice cream after his shift.