½cup100g allulose or any powdered sweetener of choice
1cup166g diced fresh or frozen strawberries
2teaspoons10mL lemon juice
¼cup50g allulose or any powdered sweetener of choice
1teaspoon5mL vanilla extract
2tablespoonsvodka or clear rum
8ounces225g cream cheese at room temperature
1teaspoon5mL vanilla extract
1 ½cups360mL chilled heavy whipping cream
⅛teaspoon0.5g salt
Instructions
Combine the first three ingredients in a pan over medium heat and reduce until desired thickness to make keto condensed milk.
Set aside and allow to cool completely.
Meanwhile, combine the next four ingredients in a pan over medium heat to make a strawberry compote for your icecream. Once it's thick and syrupy, set aside and allow to cool.
In a large bowl, add the cooled condensed milk to the softened cream cheese.
Add the vanilla and vodka/rum and blend with a handheld mixer until fully combined.
In a separate bowl, add the salt to the chilled heavy whipping cream and whisk until soft peaks form. An emersion blender with a whisk attachment works perfectly here.
Scoop the cream cheese mixture into the whipped cream. Mix together well with a large spoon.
Swirl in the strawberry compote.
Transfer mixture to a covered container large enough to hold 1.5 quarts.
Freeze for at least 6 hours.
It may help to leave the ice cream out on the counter for a few minutes before scooping if it's too hard, but the addition of the vodka should remedy this.
Notes
This is obviously not a low-calorie food! It is however quite low in carbs in the generous serving of two heaping scoops. It's a great way to get your fat in but if you're in weight-loss mode, make this sparingly.