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    Published: Jun 17, 2024 by Rezel Kealoha · This post may contain affiliate links · Leave a Comment

    Peach Mango Ice Cream (No Churn!)

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    This Peach Mango Ice Cream is a hybrid of the classic Jollibee pie and a mango float. Made with just whipped cream and condensed milk, it is the perfect no churn summer ice cream.

    Peach Mango Ice Cream

    Ah, easy no churn ice cream. We love easy recipes here with minimal ingredients. Who would have thought that a fast food giant would make the flavor combo peach mango oh, so Filipino. I don't know if you follow Craft and Couture on Instagram, her aunt or great aunt was the one who sold the peach mango pie to Jolliebee.

    So there is really no lore there, or historical relevance. It's just a good dessert.

    In this Peach Mango Ice Cream recipe, we will add some whipped cream and condensed milk along with graham cracker crumbles to make it more like a mango float.

    Ingredients

    These are the ingredients you will need to make Peach Mango Ice Cream

    Fresh Mango - You will just need 2 mangoes. I originally used 3, but that was too much. Cut the flesh off the mango and remove the skin and dice them. Pick the sweetest ones.

    Canned Peaches - The key to the Jolliebee peach mango pie is to use canned peaches. You can use one 4oz lunch cups with the sweetened juice.

    Whipped Cream - A 16 oz carton of whipping cream is good.

    Condensed Milk - I used a can of coconut condensed milk, but you can also use just regular condensed milk.

    Graham Cracker Crumbles - Smash 2 graham crackers into super fine pieces. You can also use 2-3 otap that has been crushed as well.

    bowl of whipped cream, can of coconut condensed milk, bowl of canned peaches, fresh mangoes and graham cracker crumbs.

    Make the Peach Mango Puree

    First make your peach mango puree.

    Peach and mango in a blender

    Combine both the fresh mango and peaches in a blender. Don't forget to add the syrup that came with the peaches.

    Blended peach and mango

    Blend for a few seconds until super smooth.

    Ice Cream Base

    To make the ice cream base first whip the whipping cream until quadrupled in size and starts to hold it's shape.

    condensed milk and whipped cream in a bowl

    In a bowl add the just whipped cream and can of condensed milk.

    mixed condensed milk and condensed milk

    Fold the mixture slowly so that you don't take out any air from the whipped cream.

    Make the Peach Mango Ice Cream

    Now we can start to layer the different ingredients to make the Peach Mango Ice Cream.

    Peach Mango Ice Cream base

    Place half of the cream mixture in a loaf pan.

    Adding peach mango puree to cream base.

    Then dot half of the peach mango puree on top of the cream.

    Adding graham crackers

    Sprinkle half of the graham cracker crumble on top of the peach mango mixture.

    Swirling layer 1 of Peach Mango Ice Cream

    Use a spoon to lightly mix it together to look like marble.

    second layer of cream

    Now you are going to repeat the same process with the rest of the ingredients. Starting with the cream.

    second layer of peach mango puree

    Then add the rest of the peach mango pure.

    Finished Peach Mango Ice Cream

    Finally add the last bits of the graham cracker crumbs. Swirl it around a bit and then cover with plastic wrap.

    Frozen Peach Mango Ice Cream

    Freeze overnight.

    Serving Peach Mango Ice Cream

    To serve all you need to do is to take out the frozen Peach Mango Ice Cream out from the freezer and let it sit on the counter top for 5 minutes.

    I like to scoop 3 servings into a bowl. You can leave any leftovers in the freezer for up to 1 month.

    Other Mango Desserts You May Like

    Mango Float Cookie

    Mango Float Halo Halo

    Mango Float Popsicle

    Peach Mango Ice Cream

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    Peach Mango Ice Cream (No Churn!)

    This Peach Mango Ice Cream is a hybrid of the classic Jollibee pie and a mango float. Made with just whipped cream and condensed milk, it is the perfect no churn summer ice cream.
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    Prep Time: 10 minutes minutes
    Course: Dessert
    Cuisine: Filipino
    Servings: 12 Servings
    Author: Rezel Kealoha

    Equipment

    • Blender
    • Loaf Pan

    Ingredients

    • 2 Whole Mangoes, skin removed and flesh cut into cubes
    • 4 oz Canned Peaches in Syrup
    • 16 oz whipping cream, whipped
    • 11-14 oz Can Condensed Milk (either coconut or regular)
    • 2 Pieces Graham Crackers Crushed

    Instructions

    • To make the ice cream base first whip the whipping cream until quadrupled in size and starts to hold it's shape.
    • In a bowl add the just whipped cream and can of condensed milk. Fold the mixture slowly so that you don't take out any air from the whipped cream.
    • Place half of the cream mixture in a loaf pan. Then dot half of the peach mango puree on top of the cream.
    • Sprinkle half of the graham cracker crumble on top of the peach mango mixture. Use a spoon to lightly mix it together to look like marble.
    • Now you are going to repeat the same process with the rest of the ingredients. Starting with the cream. Then add the rest of the peach mango pure.
    • Finally add the last bits of the graham cracker crumbs. Swirl it around a bit and then cover with plastic wrap.
    • Freeze overnight.
    • To serve all you need to do is to take out the frozen Peach Mango Ice Cream out from the freezer and let it sit on the counter top for 5 minutes. Scoop as much as you want.
    Did you enjoy making it? I would love to see it! Tag me on Instagram @rezelkealoha with the #rezelkealoha!

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