Easy Watermelon Sorbet 3 Ways (No Added Sugar)

Sweet, juicy watermelon frozen 3 different ways making a refreshing treat all Summer long!

I haul watermelons out of my trunk and into the house all. summer. long.

I don’t mind it. It counts as weightlifting. But truly, my entire family is ravenous for this perfect summer treat. We can chow through three in a week. (No joke, people.) Watermelon is one of my favorite parts of summer. It’s hydrating, sweet, and healthy.

I wanted to create a brilliant frozen treat for my crew using our favorite melon. Now presenting – watermelon sorbet in three bright and refreshing flavors.

The Classic Watermelon Sorbet doesn’t have any added sugar. It’s just pureed watermelon with a squeeze of lime.

The Creamy Watermelon Sorbet is one heaping cup watermelon cubes, one large frozen banana, and a squeeze of lime. It’s creamy and totally perfect after the pool.

 

Finally, check out the Strawberry Watermelon Sorbet. This one is tangy and pairs perfectly with a scoop of the Creamy Watermelon Sorbet.

All you need to do is process the ingredients in a blender or food processor and scoop into anything that can fit into your freezer. I used loaf pans and all three fit nicely in my freezer. If you don’t have a lot of time you can speed up the process if you use all frozen fruit. It only took about an hour for it all to set when I used frozen watermelon cubes, bananas, and strawberries.

This is also a perfect recipe to prep ahead of time and then pull it out for the grand finale at your summer party. It’s okay if your summer party is just you and the kids in dripping swim suits on the back porch. I hope you have a brilliant end to your summer. Keep lifting watermelon weights and try this recipe for my Watermelon Mint Lemonade. It’s crazy delicious and screams summer. You’ll absolutely want to make it for one of those drippy-swimming-suit-back-porch parties.

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Classic Watermelon Sorbet

• 2 Cups Watermelon, cubes
• Squeeze lime juice, 1/2 teaspoon

Combine watermelon cubes and lime juice in a blender or food processor. Pulse until smooth consistency. Pour into a container that will fit into your freezer. (A loaf pan works well.) Freeze for 1 hour and then break up the ice crystals with a butter knife. Allow to freeze again. Remove after 3 – 4 hours and serve to your favorite people.

Creamy Watermelon Sorbet

• 1 Cup Watermelon, cubes
• 1 Banana, Frozen
• Squeeze lime juice, 1/2 teaspoon

Combine watermelon cubes, banana, and lime juice in a blender or food processor. Pulse until smooth consistency. Pour into a container that will fit into your freezer. (A loaf pan works well.) Freeze for 1 hour and then break up the ice crystals with a butter knife. Allow to freeze again. Remove after 3 – 4 hours and serve to your favorite people.

Strawberry Watermelon Sorbet

• 1 Cup Watermelon, cubes
• 1 Cup Strawberries, sliced
• Squeeze lime juice, 1/2 teaspoon

Combine watermelon cubes, strawberries, and lime juice in a blender or food processor. Pulse until smooth consistency. Pour into a container that will fit into your freezer. (A loaf pan works well.) Freeze for 1 hour and then break up the ice crystals with a butter knife. Allow to freeze again. Remove after 3 – 4 hours and serve to your favorite people. This one is tart and pairs well with a scoop of the Creamy Watermelon Sorbet.

You can make all three of these for an ombre effect! Just rinse out the bowl of the food processor in between recipes.