Kiwi Sorbet Recipe

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This tangy kiwi sorbet recipe is a wonderful healthy dessert that's so easy to make!

If you like fruity desserts, you've got to try this kiwi recipe. We rarely enjoy kiwi in recipes - it's usually just chopped up and added to fruit salads or used to top a yogurt bowl.

Kiwi has a unique, strong flavor for a fruit. It's tart and tangy like citrus but has some undernotes of sweetness similar to strawberry, making it a perfect bold flavor for a simple sorbet.

Not only is this sorbet so easy to make, but it also has a huge flavor. If you love sweet and sour combinations, this recipe is for you.

All you have to do is freeze the kiwi until it's almost ice-hard, then blend it with a sweetener and some fresh mint to enjoy a seriously refreshing treat!

The kiwi freezes slowly, but you can prep it in advance and make a batch whenever you like.

Ingredients You'll Need

Kiwi—For this recipe, you'll need 5 kiwis. You want to use very ripe kiwis, which should be soft when you press the flesh. You'll need to remove the hairy skin from the kiwi and chop it into chunks before freezing it.

Sweetener - You'll need ¼ cup of sweetener of your choice - I used honey. You can use honey, maple syrup, agave, etc.

Mint - You'll need 2 tablespoons of chopped fresh mint (about 10 mint leaves).

How to Make this Recipe

Prepare the Kiwi - Peel the kiwi and cut it into ½ inch chunks. Place it in a freezer-safe bag or container.

Freeze - Freeze the kiwi for at least 3 hours, longer if possible.

Blend - Blend the frozen kiwi, sweetener, and mint leaves for at least 2 minutes in a food processor until you achieve a smooth consistency. Scrape down the sides occasionally if necessary.

Serve - Scoop the kiwi sorbet into a bowl and garnish with some mint leaves. Serve immediately or save in the freezer for up to 3 months.

More Fruity Dessert Recipes to Try

If you like healthy desserts that are fruit-forward, try one of these:

• Grilled Pineapple with Lime Mint Sauce - a gorgeous charred pineapple topped with a minty chutney.
• Watermelon Sorbet - an easy summer dessert made with fresh watermelon.
• Yogurt Covered Strawberries - frozen yogurt strawberries that are as cute as they are delicious.
• Frozen Berry Yogurt Bites - strawberry and blueberry yogurt bites topped with dark chocolate.

Tips for Making Kiwi Sorbet

Recommended Tools - I highly recommend using a food processor to make this recipe. You can also use a blender, but you'll get more consistent results and a creamier sorbet with a food processor.

Storing Tips—You can freeze this sorbet for up to 3 months. It may need a little time to thaw before eating.

Diet/Allergy Alternatives - To make this recipe vegan, use agave or maple syrup instead of honey.

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