This Blender Raspberry Ice Cream is made with Greek yogurt, honey, raspberries, and bananas. It is creamy and delicious!

This week I am going to post 2 wholesome and flavorful ice cream recipes and on Saturday, I’ll post a recipe roundup with 10 healthy ice cream recipes from my blog and from the web. So, it will be an ice cream week here at Primavera Kitchen!! Awesome, right?
This blender raspberry ice cream is a great option for anyone who wants to eat better during summertime, but can’t resist a delicious frozen treat.
This recipe is made with Greek yogurt and frozen bananas. These two ingredients give this raspberry ice cream a creamy texture and it is a great option to replace the heavy cream.
Also, it calls only for 2 tablespoons of honey. I chose only to add this amount of sweetener because I love the sour taste in my ice cream, but if you prefer it sweeter you can double the amount of honey. You also can use maple syrup or agave to sweeten your ice cream. Here are 10 Ice Cream Recipes if you want more!
What I like most about this recipe is that you don’t need an ice cream maker to make it. You will need only a good quality blender since you will blend frozen bananas and raspberries. When these fruits are smooth, you will add the Greek yogurt and honey to blend. Then simply pour the mixture into a medium-sized container and freeze for 3-5 hours.
If you need more recipes for raspberries, you need to try my Raspberry Chocolate Cake, Raspberry Smoothie, and Raspberry Chia Pudding! They are so easy to make and are full of flavor. Definitely something you can quickly whip up while you wait for your ice cream to set in the freezer.

Healthy Blender Raspberry Ice Cream
Ingredients
- 2 big frozen bananas
- 2 cups frozen raspberries
- ¼ cup almond milk or any other milk you desire
- 1 cup Greek yogurt
- 2 tbsp honey
- 1 tsp vanilla extract
Instructions
- In a blender or food processor, add raspberries, bananas, and almond milk.
- Blend for about 3-5mins or until smooth.
- Then add Greek yogurt, honey, and vanilla.
- Blend again for 1 minute or so.
- Pour into a medium container and place in a freezer.
- Freeze it for 3-5 hours.
- Before serving, let soften on a counter for 30 minutes.
Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition information is automatically calculated, so should only be used as an approximation.
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That ice cream is the prettiest color!! I love that it is healthy, would never guess it from looking at it. Definitely want to try it!
Yes, I love the colour of this ice cream too. It is ver delicious! Thanks for stopping by, my dear 😉
Yeeeees! This is seriously the ice cream I’ve been dreaming of lately! I’ve been all about fruity fro yos from fro yo shops, but haven’t re-created one at home yet. I’m loving the fact that you use bananas to sweeten the ice cream, and I can taste the raspberries right now! Serious yum!
Yes banana and raspberry are a great combo! Thanks for stopping by 🙂
This blender raspberry ice cream is looks really great! This recipe gives me an excuse to trying it! Thanks for share..
You’re very welcome!
This looks amazing! I will definately give it a try!
I hope I will manage as I am not a great cook!
Looks and sounds yummy but I don’t like banana mixed in. Could one just leave that out?
I really like the easy and yummy recipe, but I would call it frozen yogurt: in ice cream, there is an element of cream. Thank you for sharing!
That ice cream is the prettiest color!!
“I called this raspberry ice cream recipe healthy because it isn’t made with heavy cream”
Cream Ingredients: Cream
Greek Yogurt Ingredients: Pasteurized Grade A Milk, CREAM, Pectin, Active Cultures
Greek yogurt is literally just thickened cream and bacteria XD
can the raspberries be substituted with strawberries?
Yes you can replace it.
Simple tasty recipe! I used blueberries because that is what I had. Turned out great!!
Amazing!
turned out great. Can this be placed in Popsicle mold and make frozen pops??
Yes you can 😉