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There are few things more refreshing on a hot summer day than a slice of fresh watermelon.  The juicy, sweet fruit is super satisfying – and not to mention hydrating – on a 90 plus degree day. Transform it into a watermelon coconut sorbet (expertly crafted in a blender), and you’ve got the ultimate icy treat to cool you down.

Watermelon Sorbet

While I love the simplicity of a slice of watermelon in the summer, I also love the idea of transforming one of summer’s best fruits into a tasty frozen treat. Watermelon and coconut sorbet with mint combines some of summer’s best flavors into one delicious dessert that will cool you and your family off in no time.

First freeze 2 pounds of watermelon, sliced into 2-inch cubes.

Watermelon Sorbet

Blend coconut milk, sugar, lime juice, and mint leaves in a blender jar and blend the mixture on PUREE for 30 seconds.  Add half of the frozen watermelon and PULSE until smooth. Using a tamper, add the remaining watermelon, pulsing until the mixture is well blended. If you don’t have a tamper with your blender, you may need to stop the blending and mix the sorbet with a spoon.

Watermelon Sorbet

The coconut milk in the sorbet smooths the texture while the mint and tangy lime juice perfectly complement the sugary-sweet watermelon. Serve this bright pink sorbet in bowl with an extra sprig of mint on top and prepare to fall in love with fresh watermelon all over again.

 

Minty Watermelon and Coconut Sorbet
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  1. Place coconut milk, sugar, lime juice and mint leaves in a blender jar. Blend 30 seconds on PUREE.
  2. Add half of the watermelon and PULSE until smooth. Using a tamper, gradually add remaining watermelon, PULSING until well blended.
  3. Serve immediately or store in an airtight container in freezer.
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Pretty in pink – that’s one way to describe this refreshing summer smoothie. If you have watermelon leftover from your last backyard barbecue and plenty of ripe berries, you can put this smoothie together in no time.

 

Add vanilla greek yogurt, watermelon, raspberries, mint leaves, and ice to your blender jar. Cover, PULSE a few times, then blend on high for 30 to 45 seconds until the ingredients are completely blended.

 

We topped our smoothie with a sprinkle of chia seeds (they almost look like watermelon seeds on top of the pink smoothie), but you could add a few more fresh berries or a sprig of mint for a pop of green (again keeping with the watermelon theme).

 

Blend one up for a quick breakfast, post-workout treat, or to cool off after a day in the sun. It’s a great way to make room in your refrigerator’s overflowing fruit drawer this summer.

Raspberry Watermelon Smoothie
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  1. Place ingredients in blender jar in order listed.
  2. Cover and blend on SMOOTHIE setting or PULSE a few times, then blend on HIGH for 30 to 45 seconds.
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TEST KITCHEN TIP: Always place liquid ingredients in blender first. Serves 2-4

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