Salted Caramel No Churn Ice Cream
This easy to make Salted Caramel No Churn Ice Cream is as good as it gets. It's super creamy and delicious and is made without an ice cream maker. You will LOVE it!
Hello, sweet delicious ice cream!
This ice cream here is a little different than the other five bazillion ice cream recipes I have on the blog. (Only the tiniest bit of number exaggeration.) This one is extra special because it is SO FREAKING EASY TO MAKE.
→ Sorry for yelling at you. It's just that I'm so excited about this recipe.
This is truly the easiest No Churn Ice Cream Recipe there is. I mean sure, most recipes can be made without an ice cream maker. But those no churn ice cream recipes involve a tedious process of scrapping the ice cream every hour until it freezes. When it's summertime and there are oceans to swim in, parties to plan, margaritas to drink, and burgers to flip, who has time to scrape ice cream every hour? Not me!
This is completely different. I've used a little trick (otherwise known as whipping the cream) which makes the creamiest ice cream ever with absolutely no effort.
Summertime magic happening right here.
Most of the recipes here on the blog are healthy. The ice cream recipes are often ‘nice cream' and basically a smoothie in a cone. Don't worry, I'm not about to start dissing healthy ice cream!
The thing is, sometimes a person just needs a real freaking ice cream cone. You know, one that is made with cream, and sugar, and caramel and everything amazing. Cause you know, we're all human and cream and sugar and caramel TASTES SO GOOD!
Like this ice cream. It's amazeballs.
I've used Hills Bros Salted Caramel Cappuccino to make this ice cream. Yep, I sure did. It's actually doing double duty in both the ice cream and the salted caramel syrup.
Honestly, it's the best hack ever for easy salted caramel. No standing over the stove with a candy thermometer in hand. No fretting over burning the caramel. Just sugar + cappuccino + a little water. Boil and done. Fist bump.
Truth: I like the Hills Bros salted caramel hack better than regular caramel in this recipe. Normally, caramel goes hard and overly chewy when it's cold. You know, like stuck in your teeth chewy. No one wants that! THIS caramel sauce stays soft and melts in your mouth with the ice cream. It's the way caramel + ice cream should always be.
And speaking about the way things should always be … summer. Can we please keep summer around forever? It's my absolute favorite time of the year. I can't get enough of the sunshine, the beaches, the bike rides, the patio cocktails, and the ice cream.
Then there're the parties, which are always better than winter parties.
Today is Canada Day and we'll be celebrating with summer cocktails and fireworks. I'll be dressing in red and white waving the Canadian flag all the way to the party I'm going to.
And next, there's the Fourth of July. Even though I'm Canadian, my city always has a huge 4th of July fireworks show. I think it has to do with being so close to the border and all of the American tourists that visit Vancouver in the summer. I've never known a Canadian to not jump on an excuse to have a party, so we're all over it.
Will you promise me that no matter where you're celebrating, you'll make this Salted Caramel No Churn Ice Cream a part of the party?
Easy Ice Cream Recipes:
- The Best Strawberry Ice Cream Recipe
- Boozy Cherry Garcia Ice Cream
- Fresh Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream
- Lime Coconut Ice Cream
- Beer Ice Cream
- Toasted Coconut Ice Cream
Salted Caramel No Churn Ice Cream
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Ingredients
Salted Caramel Syrup
- ⅓ cup granulated sugar
- ⅓ cup Hills Bros. Salted Caramel Cappuccino
- 3 tablespoons water
No Churn Ice Cream
- 2 cups whipping cream
- ½ cup Hills Bros. Salted Caramel Cappuccino
- ½ can condensed milk, see notes
Instructions
- Line a dish (I like to use a loaf pan) with parchment paper and let the ends drape over the sides.
- In a small pot over medium heat, bring the sugar, 1/3 cup of Hills Bros. Salted Caramel Cappuccino, and the water to a boil. Let it continue to boil for 5 more minutes. Remove the pot from the heat and set it aside to cool.⅓ cup granulated sugar, ⅓ cup Hills Bros. Salted Caramel Cappuccino, 3 tablespoons water
- Pour the whipping cream into a large bowl. Using electric beaters, beat the cream until soft peaks form. Sprinkle the ½ cup of Hills Bros Salted Caramel Cappuccino over top and beat on low until it is incorporated. Fold the condensed milk into the whipped cream.2 cups whipping cream, ½ cup Hills Bros. Salted Caramel Cappuccino, ½ can condensed milk
- Using one heaping tablespoon at a time, drizzle the cream with the salted caramel syrup. Fold the cream, then drizzle another spoonful. Save a little for the top.
- Pour the cream into the prepared dish and drizzle with a little extra syrup. Freeze until firm, about 3-4 hours.
- Let the ice cream sit at room temperature for 5-10 minutes before serving.
This sounds amazing. I have a question though. How much does this make…1/2 cup servings or total measure in cups?
I’m sorry but we didn’t measure when we made this. I’ve added it to the need to update list and will add the info in once I have it. My guess is it likely makes 4 – 4 ½ cups.
You had me at salted caramel. Yummm
It’s always the best, isn’t it?!!
Hi there Kristen. I would love to make this …so I love anything salted caramel wise …., but I am in UK and so not exactly sure what I could use to replicate the caramel sauce yiu have mentioned in recipe?? A cappuccino caramel sauce?? Thank you. Maggie. Xx
Is Hills Bros not available in the UK? That’s really too bad!
It would be a bit of an experiment, but you could try to use the recipe as a base. I would start by using instant espresso and would opt for the full can of condensed milk. You’ll want to use some espresso powder in the caramel, too. Maybe mix it with cream before making a traditional caramel sauce.
I hope that helps a little! BTW Have you looked on Amazon for Hills Bros? I’m always amazed at what I can find there!
Nescafe do sachets of salted caramel cappuccino. Approx. £1.50 for a box of 8 sachets from B&M. I’m going to try these.
I love salted caramel anything. And, no churn, that makes this recipe perfect for me. I agree no one has time to be scraping ice cream with so many summer things to do. This look delicious. I’m going to try it. Thanks for sharing your recipe.
Thank you so much! I hope you love it as much as I do!!