Beat the heat with this lusciously creamy Melon Ice Cream—made with just a few simple ingredients and no fancy equipment required! This easy homemade version captures the light, refreshing sweetness of melon in a smooth, dreamy dessert that’s perfect for hot days (or anytime you need a sweet escape).
✔ Only 3 main ingredients—melon-flavored condensed milk, all-purpose cream, and (optional) real melon for extra freshness!
✔ No ice cream maker needed—just whip, freeze, and enjoy.
✔ Customizable sweetness & texture—adjust the creaminess or add real fruit for a healthier twist.
✔ A fun alternative to classic flavors (like vanilla or chocolate) with a tropical, fruity vibe.
While traditional ice cream requires eggs, churning, and patience, this shortcut version uses melon-flavored condensed milk for instant sweetness and depth. The result? A smooth, velvety treat with a vibrant melon taste—no blending fresh fruit required!
But for an extra boost of natural flavor and nutrition, try blending in real ripe melon (like cantaloupe or honeydew). It adds a bright, juicy freshness that takes this ice cream to the next level!
Serve scoops in crispy waffle cones, top with extra melon balls, or enjoy straight from the tub—this light, fruity ice cream is so good, it might not last long!
Ready in just a few steps? Let’s churn up some melon magic! 🍈🍦
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In this recipe you will learn how to make an easy homemade ice cream with just 2 ingredients only. It doesn't require any special equipment to make. It tastes just like store-bought ice cream, so you'll be surprised at how delicious it is.
In a large bowl, pour all-purpose cream. Beat to double the volume. Add chilled condensed melon flavored-milk. Mix until well blended.
Pour into a container and freeze overnight or at least 6 hours.
Serve. Adding sprinkles as a topping is optional.
Servings 5
* Percent Daily Values are based on a 2,000 calorie diet. Your daily value may be higher or lower depending on your calorie needs.