This frozen yogurt is so good you won't believe it. The recipe calls for a combination of allulose and sugar. The sugar keeps the aftertaste in check. If you need to leave it out, you can. Another optional ingredient is 1 tablespoon of milk powder which also improves texture, but again -- you can leave it out if you need to.
1 ½cupsFairlife milk (or use regular whole milk)(360 grams)
¾cupGreek yogurt(170 grams)
¼cupcream or use ¼ cup more Greek yogurt
2tablespoonsgolden syrup or maple syrup(40 grams)
1teaspoonvanilla extract
1tablespoonvodka (optional)
Instructions
Mix the allulose (or sugar), additional sugar, xanthan gum, cocoa powder, milk powder (if using) and salt together in a little bowl.
Put the milk, yogurt, cream, syrup and vanilla in a blender, then add the dry mixture and give it a little stir. Add the vodka (if using).
Blend on medium speed for 45 seconds if using a Vitamix or up to a minute in a regular blender. After blending, let the mixture stand for 10 minutes in the refrigerator. This allows the xanthan to hydrate a bit more and lets some of the bubbles dissipate for denser, creamier, frozen yogurt.
Churn in your ice cream maker using manufacturer directions, then transfer to containers. Freeze overnight or at least for a few hours.
Notes
The macros are for ¾ cup of whole milk yogurt and ¼ cup of cream. If you omit the cream and use 1 cup of yogurt, the macros are 96 calories per 114 grams with 6 grams protein, 12 net carbs and only 3 grams of fat. To make it as vanilla, you just omit the cocoa powder, add an extra tablespoon of milk powder, an extra tablespoon of sugar, and use a tablespoon of vanilla bean paste.