It also requires a bit of forethought of freezing your fruit before blending in the food processor. It will also take a little longer to freeze than churned sorbet since it doesn't get the head start that churned version gets. The no churn requires making a simple syrup (sugar and water heated together) so ensure you don't have a grainy mixture in the end. No problem! We included a traditional recipe and a no churn recipe. Fresh orange juice would go well with raspberries! Lime goes well with mango and blackberries.

We show you how to use strawberries and raspberries, but mango (my favorite!), peach, blueberries, blackberries all work well! Make a triple berry mix if you like! Switch up the citrus juice as well. Any more and your sorbet will be too sweet and you risk the sorbet turning grainy from the sugar. Any less and the sorbet may not churn and freeze properly. So, if you want to make peach sorbet, after blending the peaches and straining to get rid of all the fibers, if you have 4 cups of puree you want to use 1 cup of sugar. The best part? You can use any kind of fruit you like! Just remember for the ideal consistency you'll need 1 cup of fruit puree for every 1/4 cup of sugar.

Sweet, creamy, and smooth and just as easy as making homemade ice cream. A homemade fruit sorbet is the perfect end to a summer's day.

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