I absolutely love cold watermelon especially in the warmer seasons. This creamy delicious recipe for watermelon sorbet really hits the spot on a hot day. Additionally this specific watermelon sorbet recipe is free of added sugar. That’s because I prefer to use stevia, however you can use any sweetener you like! 

Watermelon has such a lovely texture for making sorbet. I especially love pairing it with chilled coconut cream. The best coconut cream to use comes from a full fat can of coconut milk. You can find the cans of coconut milk in the Asian food products section or sometimes in the baking isle. 

I like using stevia to sweeten my recipe for watermelon sorbet. However you can use any kind you like, for example coconut sugar, maple syrup, or agave. Another way I love to make my vegan sorbet extra creamy is to use only the cream portion from the can. 

How To Get Coconut Cream From Can

Let me explain how to get the coconut cream to separate from the liquid it’s very simple. First things first, ensure you have the full fat canned coconut milk from the pantry isle. Store it in the coldest spot of the refrigerator over night. I love frosty fruit treats in warmer months

The white coconut cream will separate itself from the clear liquid in the cold temperature inside the can. When you open the can you will find the thick white coconut cream at the top. Use a large spoon to scoop it out and discard the clear liquid. Use only this cream for your recipe for watermelon sorbet!

You only need 3 simple ingredients for your recipe for watermelon sorbet! Ingredients include 1/2 of a medium sized watermelon, 1/2 cup coconut milk or milk if your choice, and 1 tbsp stevia. Stevia can be replaced with sweetener for your choice as well.

Start making your recipe for watermelon sorbet by cutting your watermelon in half, Then use an ice cream scoop or large spoon to scoop out balls of watermelon and place them in a large zip lock bag.

Set the bag of watermelon scoops into the freezer until thoroughly frozen (4 hours or over night). Make sure your coconut milk is thoroughly chilled as well before hand. Then combine frozen watermelon, chilled coconut milk, and stevia (or sweetener of your choice) in a food processor or blender and blend until thoroughly combined. Serve immediately or store in the freezer!

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