I love the fourth of July! Any day my husband gets off of work is a good day, plus, throw in barbecuing, swimming, fireworks… what’s not to like. Of course, let’s not forget the reason that we celebrate, July 4th commemorates the adoption of the Declaration of Independence so it makes sense that this holiday is all about the red, white, and blue! If you live in the U.S., this is a great excuse/reason to teach your kids a little history about our country, and go over the words and story to the Star-Spangled Banner.
I love being festive for holidays, and I love ice cream, so this recipe is definitely a win/win!
This recipe for red, white, and blueberry ice cream starts with my standard vanilla base. The red comes from strawberry preserves, and the blueberries are actually chocolate covered blueberries, yum! I love the Brookside brand you can buy in bulk at Costco, which technically are also Acai flavored, but that’s okay, I won’t tell anyone.
Homemade ice cream is the perfect activity to do as a family this holiday weekend! You can click //here// for the recipe!
19 Responses to red, white, and blueberry ice cream
That is the most beautiful ice cream cone I've ever seen… 'Merica!! Hope y'all have a Happy Fourth!
Yummy! That toasted almond flavor sounds amazing too.
That looks super tasty!
I just back from the store with ice cream and blueberries! I guess it was a sign that I needed to make this recipe! Thank you for sharing!!
Chocolate covered blueberries? In ice cream! This sounds amazing!
This ice cream looks delicious and the recipe sounds amazing!
I'm always excited for any opportunity to break out the ice cream maker! What a festive ice cream combo for the 4th of July weekend!
Those all look delicious! I've had those choc covered acai berries before—putting them in ice cream is a great idea!
They are soooo addicting!
I know, we love our ice cream maker! I just wish it could make a bigger batch at once. 🙂
Thanks so much Kate! It was actually really fun decorating it, lol. Ah, the things we bloggers do for pictures, huh? 😀
Toasted almond is my husband's favorite Nina!
Thanks so much Liz!
Yum yum yum yum!!
The chocolate covered is a brilliant addition :))!
Nice Post!
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