Keto Ninja Creami Chocolate Peanut Butter Ice Cream

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This keto ice cream combines chocolate protein drink with peanut butter powder and cocoa for a creamy, low carb treat. Made in the Ninja Creami for perfect texture.
Clare Greco
Updated on Tue, 21 Jan 2025 13:31:30 GMT
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I've been experimenting with my Ninja Creami for months now and this Chocolate Peanut Butter Ice Cream recipe is my absolute favorite creation. When I first started my health journey I thought I'd have to give up ice cream forever but this protein packed sugar free version changed everything. It's so creamy and rich you won't believe it's actually good for you.

The Secret Behind This Recipe

After countless test batches I finally nailed the perfect balance of chocolate and peanut butter flavors. My family can't tell the difference between this and regular ice cream that's how good it is. The best part? It fits perfectly into my low carb lifestyle and gives me that protein boost I need. Even my picky kids ask for seconds.

What You'll Need

  • Fairlife Protein Drink: 1¼ cups chocolate flavor this is our creamy protein packed base.
  • Cream Cheese: 1 oz softened it makes everything extra smooth.
  • Divine Cocoa Powder: 2 tbsp for that deep chocolate flavor we all crave.
  • Peanut Butter Powder: 2 tbsp I love PBfit but use your favorite.
  • SweetLeaf Vanilla Stevia: Just a few drops to make it perfectly sweet.

Let's Make Ice Cream

Mix Your Base
Throw everything into your blender until it's silky smooth. The cream cheese might take a minute to fully blend but be patient.
Time to Freeze
Pour your mixture into the Ninja pint container make sure it's level in your freezer and let it do its thing for 24 hours.
The Magic Moment
Pop that frozen pint into your Ninja Creami and run the LITE ice cream cycle. Sometimes I run it twice for extra creaminess.
Perfect Your Scoop
If it looks a bit powdery add a splash of almond milk or cream and run it again. You want that perfect ice cream texture.
Save Some for Later
Smooth out any leftovers pop the lid back on and freeze. Just remember to run it through the Creami again before serving.
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My Best Tips

Always taste your mixture before freezing I've learned the hard way that flavors change once frozen. Don't be shy with the cocoa powder it's what gives that real ice cream taste. Sometimes I'll toss in some sugar free chocolate chips or frozen peanut butter bits for extra fun.

Mix It Up

Some nights I drizzle warm sugar free peanut butter on top pure heaven. My kids love when I add crushed keto cookies for crunch. The possibilities are endless once you get comfortable with the base recipe you can really make it your own.

Keep It Fresh

This ice cream keeps beautifully in the freezer just make sure you're using the Ninja pint container. When you're ready for more give it another spin in the Creami it brings back that perfect texture every time. If it's too firm a tiny splash of almond milk works wonders.

Why You'll Keep Making It

This isn't just another diet dessert it's a game changer. As someone who watches their carbs and protein intake finding this recipe was like striking gold. It satisfies those ice cream cravings while keeping me on track with my goals. The fact that it actually tastes amazing is just the cherry on top.

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Frequently Asked Questions

→ Why use the LITE ice cream setting?
The LITE setting creates a softer texture ideal for protein-based ice creams. It may need multiple cycles for perfect consistency.
→ What if the texture is powdery?
Run it through the LITE cycle again. If still powdery, add a tablespoon of almond milk and process one more time.
→ Can I use regular peanut butter?
Yes, use 1-2 tablespoons of sugar-free peanut butter instead of PBFit powder, but note this will change the nutritional values.
→ How do I store leftovers?
Smooth the surface, cover, and refreeze. Reprocess in the Ninja Creami when ready to eat for best texture.
→ Can I use different protein drinks?
Yes, any chocolate protein drink or almond milk mixed with protein powder works, just maintain 1¼ cups total liquid.

Keto Ninja Creami Chocolate Peanut Butter Ice Cream

A creamy, low carb chocolate peanut butter ice cream made in the Ninja Creami. High in protein and sugar free but tastes indulgent.

Prep Time
5 Minutes
Cook Time
10 Minutes
Total Time
15 Minutes

Category: Delicious Desserts

Difficulty: Easy

Cuisine: American

Yield: 2 Servings (2 servings)

Dietary: Low-Carb, Vegetarian, Gluten-Free

Ingredients

01 1 chocolate protein drink.
02 2 spoons cream cheese.
03 1 spoon cocoa powder.
04 2 spoons peanut butter powder.
05 ¼ teaspoon vanilla stevia.

Instructions

Step 01

Blend all ingredients until cream cheese is fully incorporated.

Step 02

Pour into Ninja Creami pint container. Freeze 24 hours.

Step 03

Place in Ninja Creami and use LITE ice cream setting.

Step 04

If powdery, run through LITE cycle again. Add almond milk if needed.

Step 05

Smooth surface, cover and refreeze leftovers. Reprocess when serving.

Notes

  1. Can use different protein drinks.
  2. Can substitute regular peanut butter.
  3. May need multiple processing cycles.

Tools You'll Need

  • Ninja Creami machine.
  • Blender.

Allergy Information

Please check ingredients for potential allergens and consult a health professional if in doubt.
  • Dairy.
  • Peanuts.

Nutrition Facts (Per Serving)

It is important to consider this information as approximate and not to use it as definitive health advice.
  • Calories: 185
  • Total Fat: 8 g
  • Total Carbohydrate: 8 g
  • Protein: 21 g