Ice cream doesn’t need to be complicated. This Cinnamon No Churn Ice Cream is simple and only requires three ingredients!
We love cinnamon. It’s the one flavour that we can both agree on without one thinking there’s too much or too little. In fact, in most cases, whenever I prepare something with cinnamon, I increase the amount in the recipe. Especially if I’m baking something with pumpkin in it – pumpkin loves cinnamon too.
This Cinnamon No Churn Ice Cream provides that creamy, milky ice cream taste, but with good punch of that warming, familiar taste of good ground cinnamon. Even though we can certainly handle a strong cinnamon presence, some people prefer it to be an undertone rather than a highlighted part of a recipe. If you prefer a hint of cinnamon, just cut the amount of cinnamon in half. Either way, your ice cream will be perfect!
In the food blogging world, no churn ice creams are all the rage. If you blog about food long enough, you’ll start to see trends. I’ve managed to live through the quinoa rage; the kale rage, and more recently, the cauliflower rage.
In fact, the photos you are looking at in this Cinnamon No Churn Ice Cream post are newly updated photos. I originally posted this recipe to Lord Byron’s Kitchen in summer, 2016. These new photos were taken in summer, 2018, and to be completely honest, the food trends mentioned in the previous paragraph are still going strong.
Although, that last one I could live through again and again; I loves me some cauliflower! No doubt this no churn ice cream craze will fade too, but for those of us who don’t own an ice cream maker, this is surely the most easy and tasty way to get homemade ice cream at home. And think of the possibilities for flavours! Oh my!
I’ve tried other flavour as well – Strawberries and Cream No Churn Ice Cream and Mint Chocolate Chip Ice Cream – but, I’m longing to try more flavours with spices. What about a cardamom flavour? Or a fall flavour with ground ginger, clove, all spice, etc!? I’m looking forward to October already!
It’s also worth mentioning that cinnamon has lots of health benefits. I had no idea cinnamon was so good for me until I read this article by Helen Nichols over at Well Being Secrets. If you’re curious about how great this stuff is, check out the article here. And, don’t forget to make this ice cream and to eat more cinnamon!
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Cinnamon No Churn Ice Cream
Ingredients
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream, cold
- 1 teaspoon ground cinnamon
- 14 ounces canned condensed milk
Instructions
- Chill a metal bowl for 10-15 minutes in your freezer.
- Using a handheld mixer, whisk the whipping cream until stiff peaks form.
- Sprinkle the cinnamon over the top of the whipped cream and slowly drizzle in the condensed milk while mixing on a low speed.
- Don't over mix. The whipping cream will deflate. Just incorporate the cinnamon and condensed milk into the mixture.
- Transfer to a freezer-safe container, cover and freeze for 6 hours.
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Daniela Apostol says
I love cinnamon too. As a child, I used to sprinkle loads of it on my puddings, and then sprinkle more and , until I was licking the bowl clean. It just goes so well on everything. Now I get to add a tiny little bit in my baby’s fruit puree, and since she doesn’t complain and eats up, I take that she loves it too. This ice cream sounds like heaven, definitely my kind of ice cream. Not only delicious, but also quick to make. I must try it!
byronethomas@gmail.com says
Thank you, Daniela. That’s one lucky baby! 🙂
Nihal says
Thank you for this great and easy recipe, but, What can I replace the condensed milk with because I can’t have sugar but I love ice cream. God bless.