Check out our recipe on how to Peach Cobbler Frozen Yogurt using the Ninja Creami!
Peaches and vanilla go together so incredibly well. There’s not a whole lot of things that taste better than a warm peach cobbler topped with vanilla ice cream! Obviously, this treat is not warm, but it’s almost as delicious! The combination of the peaches with the vanilla and the crunchy oats come together to create a rich and delicious flavor with a great texture!
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When I initially decided to come up with this recipe, it was because I had some peaches that I needed to use up…but by the time I got around to making it, the peaches were gone. I’ve used fresh peaches before in Ninja Creami recipes and they work great. So, if you have fresh peaches, you can use them instead of the canned ones that the recipe calls for.
There are probably a million ways to make a “cobbler” like mix-in. But, I like to make things as simple as possible, so I used “honey bunches of oats, just the bunches.” You can use hearty granola or make your own “cobbler” mix-in if you prefer…but if you’re looking for simple, just the bunches are the way to go. The bunches have sugar added, so if you sub it out for something else, it might not be as sweet once processed. If you have leftovers, you can just add the bunches to your favorite cereal!
I have been using Noosa yogurts to make all of my frozen yogurts as it was recommended multiple times in my Ninja Creami Community Facebook group. The texture and flavor is really great once frozen. You don’t have to use this particular brand. If you have a brand that you prefer, feel free to use it instead.
You’ll notice that I added a tablespoon of milk as an optional ingredient for this recipe. Why? Because sometimes when treats are processed using the Ninja Creami they come out dry and crumbly. The one and only, works every time, way that I have found to solve that problem is to process and then add a tablespoon of milk or cream and re-spin. It works every single time for me. No matter how cold my freezer is, regardless of whether I let the treat sit out for a few minutes… the tablespoon of milk gets it to a very creamy consistency! Since you are only using a little bit of it, you can use skim milk, whole milk, coffee creamer, half and half…just some sort of dairy does the trick.
Tips for making Ninja Creami Peach Cobbler Frozen Yogurt
Yes! You sure can. You can use fresh or canned peaches for this recipe. You don’t even need to peel the peaches if you don’t want to. If you are only using the fruit to make a treat, you will need to either blend the fresh peaches up or add a liquid of some sort to the base so that the pint is completely filled with no spaces in it.
Sometimes using heavy cream or full-fat cream can turn into a buttery texture. This can create a greasy feel on your spoon. To correct this issue, add less heavy cream or use half and half or milk instead.
You’ve probably heard of Honey Bunches of Oats, the cereal. Well, the best part of that cereal is the clusters of sweet oats. If you take away the cereal flakes and leave behind just the bunches…you end up with the perfect little clusters of sweet oaty goodness…which works perfectly for making Ninja Creami Peach Cobbler Frozen Yogurt!
Usually, if your ice cream comes out dry or crumbly it’s due to one of the following reasons:
*Your freezer is too cold. Try to adjust your freezer to be a little warmer or let your ice cream sit on the counter for 5-10 minutes before processing it.
*Your recipe does not have enough fat in it. Try adding in a little bit of a higher fat dairy product to your recipe next time.
*Your recipe may not have enough sugar in it. The less sugar in the recipe, the icier and crumblier the ice cream will be. Regular sugar, honey, or corn syrup can be used to increase the sugar content if desired.
To help resolve this issue, after processing, add 1 tablespoon of dairy and then reprocess.
It depends. If you are keeping the ice cream in the Ninja pint container with the lid sealed tightly and are freezing it in a cold freezer (between 9 degrees F and -7 degrees F), your ice cream will keep for several weeks, even months. However, if you transfer your ice cream to another container or freeze it in a freezer that is not quite as cold (or that is accessed a lot/door opened and closed often), the lifetime of your ice cream will decrease greatly to just a few days and you will likely end up with freezer-burned ice cream.
Pretty much any kind of yogurt can be used in the Ninja Creami. I usually buy Noosa brand with the fruit on the bottom. But, you can use any flavor, pre-mixed or with the fruit on the bottom, and regular or greek yogurt.
Frozen yogurt does not have as much fat in it as ice cream. Frozen yogurt does not have heavy cream, which ice cream usually does. Yogurt in general is made using live cultures, making it easier to digest. You can even make your own yogurt and turn it into frozen yogurt!
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Ingredient substitutions and tips for making Ninja Creami Peach Cobbler Frozen Yogurt:
The full ingredient list is found at the bottom of the post in the recipe card.
Yogurt-I like to use Noosa brand yogurt with the fruit on the bottom, but you can use any brand that you would like. You can even use Greek yogurt.
Peaches-Canned peaches in heavy syrup were used for this recipe. I like the added sweetness that the heavy syrup adds. But, if you prefer you can use fresh peaches or canned in lite syrup. The syrup adds flavor to the peaches and is not actually used in the recipe. Be sure to drain the peaches before adding them to the recipe.
Vanilla Bean Paste-I always recommend using vanilla bean paste instead of vanilla extract because the flavor is so intense and I love all of the little speckles that it adds to the recipe. If you would like you can use extract instead but the flavor will be a little less intense.
Sugar-Just a little sugar is needed for this recipe. You can use white or brown sugar. The brown sugar will add a deeper caramelly flavor.
Honey Bunches of Oats-Just the Bunches-Substitute with your favorite hearty granola.
Milk- Whole milk was used but any milk or non-dairy substitute can be used.
Cinnamon (Ground)– Nutmeg and allspice are good substitutes for cinnamon. If you don’t have any of these options, you can omit it.
Directions for making Ninja Creami Peach Cobbler Frozen Yogurt:
1. Pour the yogurt, half of the peaches (without the syrup), vanilla bean paste, cinnamon, and the sugar into a Ninja Creami Pint. Stir until well combined. Freeze on a level surface in a cold freezer for a full 24 hours.
2. After 24 hours, remove the pint from the freezer. Remove the lid.
3. Place the Ninja Creami pint into the outer bowl. Place the outer bowl with the pint in it, into the Ninja Creami machine and turn until the outer bowl locks into place. Push the LITE ICE CREAM button. During the LITE ICE CREAM function, the yogurt will mix together and become creamy. This should take approximately 2 minutes.
4. Once the LITE ICE CREAM function has ended, turn the outer bowl and release it from the Ninja Creami machine.
5. Don’t panic if the frozen yogurt is dry and crumbly. Dig a hole down the center of the frozen yogurt and pour in the remaining peaches (without the syrup) and the Honey Bunches of Oats. Add a teaspoon of milk if it’s dry and crumbly.
6. Place the Ninja Creami pint back into the outer bowl. Place the outer bowl with the pint in it, into the Ninja Creami machine and turn until the outer bowl locks into place. Push the “MIX INS” button and process.
7. Your frozen yogurt is ready to eat! Enjoy!
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Recipe
Ninja Creami Peach Cobbler Frozen Yogurt
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Equipment
- Spoon
Add Food Grade Vegetable Glycerin To Make Leftover Ice Cream Scoopable Right Out of the Freezer
Per 16 ounce pint: *Add 1 Teaspoon to full fat/full sugar bases *Add 1.5 teaspoon to high protein bases *Add 2 teaspoons to low sugar/low fat lite bases. Freeze and process per the recipe. Take the leftovers out of the freezer and scoop without having to reprocess. ***This is a guideline and adjustments may be needed based on your recipe.
Original, Breeze, Swirl, and Deluxe Ingredient Measurements
Use the multiplier below to adjust quantities based on the machine that you own. ***If you have the Original, Breeze, or Swirl machine, which use 16 ounce containers, choose the 1X option. ***If you have the Deluxe or XL machine, which use 24 ounce containers, choose the 1.5X option.
Ingredients
- 12 Ounces Peach Yogurt (Noosa- with the fruit on the bottom)
- ¼ Cup Peaches (Canned- Slices in heavy syrup- Drain the syrup)
- ½ Teaspoon Vanilla Bean Paste (or Vanilla Extract)
- 1 Teaspoon Sugar (White or brown)
- ¼ Teaspoon Cinnamon (Ground)
Mix-Ins
- ¼ Peaches (Canned- Slices in heavy syrup- Drain the syrup)
- ¼ Cup Honey Bunches of Oats-Just the Bunches
Optional
- 1 Teaspoon Milk
Instructions
- Pour the yogurt, half of the peaches (without the syrup), vanilla bean paste, cinnamon, and the sugar into a Ninja Creami Pint. Stir until well combined. Freeze on a level surface in a cold freezer for a full 24 hours.
- After 24 hours, remove the pint from the freezer. Remove the lid.
- Place the Ninja Creami pint into the outer bowl. Place the outer bowl with the pint in it, into the Ninja Creami machine and turn until the outer bowl locks into place. Push the LITE ICE CREAM button. During the LITE ICE CREAM function, the yogurt will mix together and become creamy. This should take approximately 2 minutes.
- Once the LITE ICE CREAM function has ended, turn the outer bowl and release it from the Ninja Creami machine.
- Don't panic if the frozen yogurt is dry and crumbly. Dig a hole down the center of the frozen yogurt and pour in the remaining peaches (without the syrup) and the Honey Bunches of Oats. Add a teaspoon of milk if it's dry and crumbly.
- Place the Ninja Creami pint back into the outer bowl. Place the outer bowl with the pint in it, into the Ninja Creami machine and turn until the outer bowl locks into place. Push the "MIX INS" button and process.
- Your frozen yogurt is ready to eat! Enjoy!
Notes
Nutrition
Nutrition information is provided as a courtesy and is an estimate only. Optional ingredients are not included in the nutrition information.
Recipes that use allulose:
Allulose is a low calorie sweetener that your body doesn't fully digest, so it provides only 0.4 calories per gram instead of 4. That's why the calorie total doesn't match what you'd expect from the carb count. Calories from allulose are calculated based on metabolized carbohydrates. Allulose contributes fewer calories than standard carbohydrates.
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Marie says
I am allergic to oats…what can I use in place of the Honey Bunch of Oats??
Lauren Cardona says
You can use whatever crunchy granola you have or like. You just need the crunchiness, doesn’t have to be oat-based.