This No-Churn Vietnamese Coffee Ice Cream is a perfect summer treat that’s easy to make any time!
Have you ever enjoyed a Vietnamese Iced Coffee? It’s special ingredient is sweetened condensed milk, which adds both sweetness and creaminess to the iced coffee. I decided to make up a batch of this delicious Vietnamese Iced Coffee Ice Cream. And the best part? You don’t need an ice cream maker to make it (and even if you have one, you’ll love how quick and easy this one is! :)
Cook’s Notes for No-Churn Vietnamese Coffee Ice Cream
Be sure to use full-fat sweetened condensed milk, for the best results.
Pick any coffee that you love to flavour this delicious ice cream.
No-Churn Vietnamese Iced Coffee Ice Cream
A quick and easy, no churn ice cream, inspired by Vietnamese Iced Coffee, which is creamy and sweet using sweetened condensed milk.
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Ingredients
- 1/4 cup coffee grounds
- 1/2 cup water
- 2 cups heavy whipping cream (35%)
- 14 oz can sweetened condensed milk
- 1 tsp vanilla or vanilla bean paste
Instructions
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In a small bowl or jar, combine coffee grounds and water. Stir to moisten then cover and let stand at room temperature for 6-8 hours, or overnight. Strain through a coffee filter, discarding grounds and reserving coffee.
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To make ice cream, combine, whipping cream, sweetened condensed milk, vanilla and reserved coffee in a large bowl or the bowl of a stand mixer fitted with a whisk attachment. Whisk at high speed until firm peaks are formed.
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Pour in to a loaf pan or other container, cover and freeze for at least 4 hours.
Recipe Notes
Be sure to read the "Cook's Notes" in the original post, for more tips, options, substitutions and variations for this recipe!
This is fantastic. It is so light, airy, and delicious! The vanilla bean paste makes it over the top. This would be scrumptious as a dollop on coffee (without freezing) or affogato-style. I can’t wait for dessert tonight!
So glad you enjoyed it, Barbara and yes! Would be fabulous on coffee :)
can you use an ice cream maker or does it need to be whipped in a stand mixer?
I suppose you could, Tina, but honestly, if you have an ice cream maker, I would use a more conventional ice cream base (a custard base with eggs).
Oh Jennifer, this ice cream might be the best thing I’ve seen all week! Love it!
Thanks so much, Julia :)
PERFECT. THIS IS PERFECT. Vietnamese Iced Coffee is so dreamy, and then you went and made it a no-churn ice cream?! This is my kind of recipe.
Thanks Sarah. It was so delicious!
Vietnamese iced coffee is the best – turning it into an ice cream must only make it better! And no churn at that – perfect!
Thanks so much, Alexandra :)
I’m on a total ice cream bender lately with temperatures soaring into the 100’s here in South Florida on a daily basis! Also gotta love an ice cream that doesn’t require churning too – thanks for sharing the deliciousness:)
Thanks so much, Stephanie :)
This is a beautiful, creamy and wonderful summer treat Jennifer! I adore coffee flavored ice cream and I love that you used sweetened condensed milk – that stuff is amazing!
Thanks Tricia and yes, I love absolutely anything with sweetened condensed milk, too :)
This looks awesome. What a fun and easy way to make ice cream!
Thanks so much, Chris!
I love coffee ice cream and without a machine! The ingredients look to be creamy and rich. Perfect!
Thanks Toni. It was delicious and so, so easy!
Love the sound of this one Jennifer! I could use a nice big bowl right about now!
Thanks Mary Ann!
I love coffee ice cream, this looks dreamy!
Thanks so much, Laura :)
This looks so yummy! I love Vietnamese coffee. This has to be delicious…and refreshing. It is so hot right now!
Thanks Emily and yes, this is a perfect treat for this weather :)
Vietnamese iced coffee is such a special treat! I love making it on the weekends. This ice cream would be the perfect way to switch things up. I looooove it!
Thanks Katrina :)
This sounds so good – I adore coffee flavored anything, and ice cream is at the top of that list! I do have an ice cream machine, but no-churn is always so much more fun! I need to experiment with the condensed milk, I bet that helps keep it creamy.
Thanks Sue and I’m the same. While I have an ice cream machine, sometimes quick and easy is very appealing :)