Simple Recipes for a Crazy Life

Salted Caramel No-Churn Ice Cream

By TheCooCooCook
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Salted Caramel No-Churn Ice Cream

Best Season: Summer

Description

This no-churn salted caramel ice cream takes me right back to the summer my sister and I tried making caramel for the first time—we hovered over the stove, wide-eyed, as sugar turned golden and magical. We ended up with sticky countertops, a slightly burnt batch, and a whole lot of laughter. These days, I keep it stress-free with a jar of good store-bought caramel sauce (Thank you, Portland Caramel Company, for your delicious salted caramel sauce. No shame in that game!). Swirled into a rich, creamy no-churn base with just the right touch of salt, it’s everything I love about those sweet, sticky memories—minus the mess. No ice cream maker, no fuss. Just a few simple steps and a freezer full of comfort.

Ingredients

Method

    • Add cream, salt, vanilla extract, almond extract (optional), and xanthan gum (optional) to a large bowl and whip it on high until soft peaks form.
    • Next, add the condensed milk and gently fold everything until well combined.
    • Pour a third of the caramel sauce at the bottom of a freezer-safe container (I used a metal loaf tin).
    • Then, pour half of the ice cream mixture into the container.
    • Pour another third of the caramel sauce on the ice cream in the container, followed by the remaining ice cream.
    • Finally, pour the remaining caramel sauce on the ice cream, and swirl the ice cream around with a clean knife to create a marbling effect.
    • Store in the freezer until the ice cream sets (approximately 8 hours). Once the ice cream sets, grab a spoon and enjoy!
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Anupriya Pathania Magginetti

Hi, I am Anupriya, and I write this blog with my husband, David, who is my official taste tester, and we live in Hillsboro, Oregon. We both enjoy good food, but as busy professionals, we do not often have time for elaborate recipes, nor do we feel frequent eating out is a viable or healthy solution. So our passion for great eats motivated us to get creative and create recipes for fresh, budget-friendly, and healthy home-cooked meals that can be made quickly, with a bit of creativity and simple ingredients. However, sometimes life can be busy, and cooking a meal from scratch cannot always be possible. So, keeping that in mind, we have included shortcuts and hacks within recipes to help you cut down cooking time with store-bought items without compromising the flavor and the nutrition. 

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