Sugar Free Watermelon Sorbet (2024)

An easy recipe for Sugar Free Watermelon Sorbet that is really tasty as well.

I like that this recipe is perfect especially during the warm summer months as well!

Sugar Free Watermelon Sorbet

An easy and healthy way to enjoy watermelon as a dessert.

If you are like me then you will also like how easy this recipe is to make as well!

If you have tried my Sugar Free Watermelon Lime Pops then you will probably enjoy this recipe as well.

That dessert or snack recipe is for a watermelon with lime pop that is eaten on a stick.
However, this recipe is a sorbet that can be eaten in a cup or any way that you prefer to enjoy it!

I love a good hack when it comes to enjoying fruit. While I like eating my fruit as intended, there are some great products out there (such as these) that make fruit even better!

You may be wondering what are the benefits of eating watermelon.

I suppose that I should first mention that this recipe does contain watermelon.
Watermelon is so tasty and is also a popular and healthy treat.

There really are some nutritional benefits in watermelon.

Watermelon is a great source for Vitamin C and Vitamin A.
Also, the sugar in watermelon is all natural.

Here is how to make this recipe totally sugar free.

Yes, this recipe is really about making watermelon pops using real watermelon.
This means not adding sugar to it.

Here is how to not have to use watermelon and still make watermelon lime pops.

I recently found sugar free watermelon powdered drink mix online, probably the best cheat in the world when it comes to making this watermelon sorbet recipe! watermelon sorbet

Here are some tips for making this sorbet recipe.

I just mentioned that if you are concerned with the natural sugar that comes in watermelon, there is a workaround for you to try. You can try to sub in sugar free watermelon powdered drink mix for the watermelon in this recipe. While I have not tried doing this, I would assume that you may need to make a few adjustments to get the right consistency that you desire in a sorbet.

Here are some more helpful tips for you.

1. Make this recipe into a creamy sorbet that resembles ice cream. Simply add a banana to the blender or food processor when you are blending your ingredients.
2. Add a scoop or two of this sorbet to a bubbly beverage instead of ice to get a flavorful chill. Or you can add this to a smoothie in the blender for a cool flavoring.
3. Sub in strawberries or another berry for part of the watermelon. You can get more flavor in your sorbet by doing so.

This sorbet recipe can be made in an ice cream maker or simply in the freezer.

To make this recipe in an ice cream maker, simply combine your ingredients and then follow the manufacturers instructions for making sorbet. However, making this recipe without using an ice cream maker is possible as I will explain in the instructions below.

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• Sugar Free Matcha Green Tea Ice Cream.
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• Sugar Free Copycat DoubleTree Chocolate Chip Cookies.
• Also, Sugar Free Vanilla Cupcakes.
• Sugar Free Lemonade Cupcakes.
• And, Sugar Free Lemon Bundt Cake.

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The recipe for Sugar Free Watermelon Sorbet

Earlier I mentioned that if you are concerned with the natural sugar that comes in watermelon, there is a workaround for you to try. You can try to sub in sugar free watermelon powdered drink mix for the watermelon in this recipe. While I have not tried doing this, I would assume that you may need to make a few adjustments to get the right consistency that you desire in a sorbet.

I also mentioned that this sorbet recipe can be made in an ice cream maker or simply in the freezer.

To do so follow the directions for mixing your ingredients together. Then follow the manufacturers directions for making sorbet that came with your ice cream maker.

What you will need to make this recipe for watermelon sorbet.

• Seedless Watermelon- 3 cups cut into cubes.
• Lime Juice- 1 tablespoon. Feel free to use lemon juice instead.
• Sugar Alternative- equivalent to ¼ cup of sugar. Using 2 tablespoons of honey will work as well.
• Water- ½ cup.

How to make Sugar Free Watermelon Sorbet

• Use a food processor or blender to make this recipe. Also, you will need a freezer container for homemade ice cream that will also fit nicely in your freezer.
• Puree the watermelon in your food processor or blender for one minute.Then add the remaining ingredients and continue processing until fully pureed.
• Transfer the mixture to your freezer container and freeze for an hour and a half. Remove the container from the freezer and mix around the sorbet to break up any chunks. Then place it back into the freezer and freeze until firm. Allow the sorbet to sit at room temperature for 10-15 minutes before serving to help allow it become smooth for serving. Store this in an airtight container to help prevent crystallization.

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Nutritional Information is only an estimate and can vary especially with ingredients that are used.

This easy and delicious recipe for Sugar Free Watermelon Sorbet has no added sugar. It is vegan, vegatarian, and gluten free as well.

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