
Peach Melba Frozen Yogurt
Soft peach frozen yogurt with a ripple of fresh raspberry sauce. The classic peach melba pairing in a light, tangy froyo.
- Hands-on
- 15 min
- Freeze
- 24 h
- Program
- Frozen Yogurt
- Makes
- 4 servings6 servings
Nutrition
Per 100 g, estimatedPer serving (¼ of a 473 ml16 oz tubpint, about 130 g), estimated
Whole tubpint: 377 kcal, 20 g protein566 kcal, 30 g protein (709 ml24 oz). Contains: Milk. The sweetener is counted as allulose; xylitol adds more calories.
Ingredients
7 ingredientsTap an ingredient when it is in the bowl
430 of 473 ml645 of 709 ml
In the tubpintScale reads
Put the empty tubpint (or your pan) on the kitchen scale and press zero. Add each ingredient until the scale shows the number on the right.
Mix-ins
Mix-ins go in at the end, after spinning, so they are not in the tubpint drawing.
Mix everything in one big bowl, then divide it evenly between 2 tubspints.
Steps
- If the peaches are frozen, thaw them first.
- Blend 210 g ripe peaches340 ml ripe peaches1½ cups ripe peaches315 g ripe peaches510 ml ripe peaches2¼ cups ripe peaches, 10 g caster or granulated sugar2½ tsp caster or granulated sugar2½ tsp granulated sugar15 g caster or granulated sugar1 tbsp caster or granulated sugar1 tbsp granulated sugar, 40 g sugar-free sweetener50 ml sugar-free sweetener3½ tbsp allulose or a 1:1 granulated sweetener60 g sugar-free sweetener75 ml sugar-free sweetener⅓ cup allulose or a 1:1 granulated sweetener and 1 tsp pure vanilla extract1 tsp pure vanilla extract1 tsp vanilla extract1½ tsp pure vanilla extract1½ tsp pure vanilla extract1½ tsp vanilla extract until smooth.
- Add 200 g plain Greek yogurt190 ml plain Greek yogurt¾ cup + 1 tbsp plain whole-milk Greek yogurt300 g plain Greek yogurt290 ml plain Greek yogurt1¼ cups plain whole-milk Greek yogurt and blend for a few seconds, until evenly peach-colored.
- Pour the base into an empty tubpint, up to the max fill line. Put the lid on and freeze on a level shelf for 24 hours.
- For the raspberry sauce, mash 50 g raspberries95 ml raspberries⅓ cup + 1 tbsp raspberries75 g raspberries140 ml raspberries½ cup + 2 tbsp raspberries with 1 tsp caster or granulated sugar1 tsp caster or granulated sugar1 tsp granulated sugar1½ tsp caster or granulated sugar1½ tsp caster or granulated sugar1½ tsp granulated sugar using a fork. Chill until needed. This sauce is the mix-in.
- Take the lid off, set the tubpint in the outer bowl and lock it into the machine. Run Frozen Yogurt.
- If it looks very powdery, add 15 ml semi-skimmed milk1 tbsp semi-skimmed milk1 tbsp 2% milk25 ml semi-skimmed milk1½ tbsp semi-skimmed milk1½ tbsp 2% milk and run Re-spin. Otherwise skip it: Mix-in smooths the tubpint too.
- With a spoon, dig a hole about 4 cm1½ in wide down to the bottom of the tubpint. Add 50 g raspberries95 ml raspberries⅓ cup + 1 tbsp raspberries75 g raspberries140 ml raspberries½ cup + 2 tbsp raspberries and 1 tsp caster or granulated sugar1 tsp caster or granulated sugar1 tsp granulated sugar1½ tsp caster or granulated sugar1½ tsp caster or granulated sugar1½ tsp granulated sugar, then run Mix-in.
To serve: Top with a few peach slices and fresh raspberries.
My notes
Tips
- Allulose keeps it soft and light. Where it is not sold, use sugar for a classic froyo with about 35 kcal more per serving, or a 1:1 granulated sweetener. Erythritol blends freeze harder, so let the tubpint stand for 10 minutes before spinning and plan on a Re-spin.
- Press the raspberry sauce through a sieve for a smooth, seedless ripple.
- Frozen peaches, or canned peaches in juice, work out of season. Drain canned peaches well.
Why it works
Peaches add body and fiber, and the fat and protein in Greek yogurt keep the fruit water in small crystals. Allulose sweetens and softens like sugar with almost no calories.
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