Peach Cobbler Ice Cream: A 4-Ingredient Protein Ice Cream Recipe (2024)

You may be able to tell from the photos alone, but this peach cobbler ice cream has legit ice cream appeal. You can use an ice cream scooper to form scoops for cones or little s’cute bowls.

And with each serving coming in with 19 grams of protein, 19 grams of carbs, 2 grams of fat, and only 170 calories, this blows most of your healthy ice creams out of the water in terms of macros. You can enjoy the full recipe for fewer calories than just about anyprotein ice cream on the market.

Isn’t that just—peachy?

How to Make High Protein Peach Cobbler Ice Cream

You’ll only need four ingredients:

1. frozen peaches
2. protein powder
3. graham cracker crumbs
4. unsweetened almond milk (or your choice of liquid)

I think you’ll be amazed at the creaminess of blended peaches. Some fruits work better than others when making protein ice cream, and peaches are definitely near the top of my list.

My blueberry mango protein ice cream, for example, has similar ice cream appeal like this peach cobbler protein ice cream. Whereas something like my cherry garcia copycat smoothie bowl is a bit more difficult to make creamy. Strawberries and bananas are two more great fruits for legit protein ice cream, and I have two recipes using them here.

My Favorite Protein Powders for Recipes

For the protein powder, I used PEScience Vanilla Whey and Casein Blend. If you’re familiar with my recipes, you know I typically use Dymatize 100% whey or as of late, this PEScience. They’re very similar in texture and consistency and both work great in baked or microwaved recipes.

You’re more than welcome to use any protein powder you’d like. I will say, however, thinner or more granular protein powders may call for a reduction in liquid or more graham cracker crumbs. Add liquid slowly, starting with 1/4 cup and adding a tablespoon at a time from there.

Food Processor vs Blender for Protein Ice Cream

In the recipe’s directions, I mention using a food processor or blender. I highly recommend a food processor with a bowl scraper so you don’t have to continue opening the lid to push the ice cream into the blades or stir every few seconds. This is the food processor I use for everything in my kitchen, and it’s the bee’s knees for its price tag.

If you only have a blender, no worries, it will work fine. It might just take a few stirs in the process to get your ice cream fully blended. The magic is not adding too much liquid, making the blending a bit more difficult in certain tools.

How to Serve Your Peach Cobbler Ice Cream

One final tip for your peach cobbler ice cream would be to top it with puffed rice cereal or more graham cracker crumbs. The added crunch really brings out the peach cobbler-ness of the ice cream.

Okie doke, that’s all ya need to know. If you try this peach cobbler protein ice cream, be sure totag me on Instagramwith a picture of your creation.

More Frozen Treats You Might Like

My protein bar parfait is an easy way to combine fresh fruit, Greek yogurt, and your favorite protein bar into a delicious treat.

And in case you’re wondering, here’s a rundown of my favorite protein bars.

My 3-ingredient protein fluff is a major key for anyone on a lower calorie diet. I’ve included 10+ way to spice things up with toppings, too.

Enjoy!