Dear Tuesday, I welcome you with open arms. The weekend was too hard on me and I would like it to finally feel over. But you know what? My mother in law and brother in law are both coming into town and the celebrations are just beginning. We have backyard BBQs, restaurants, brunch, Blackhawk casinos, Rockies game, and probably a million more things in between. I’m gonna have to pep talk myself through all the activities and social situations, but I GOT THIS!!

The older I get, the less interested I am in social events. And other humans. Because huge crowds seem to always get sketch AF at some point. Just the other night, after going on a double date downtown and hopping from bar to bar during Cinco de Mayo weekend and Derby Day, a guy told me he wanted to punch my face in and continued to follow us. This dude was puking 2 minutes before he decided he wanted to fight me. When you’re even thinking about punching a random woman in the face, it’s probably a sign that you should not be drinking…or in social situations…or around other human beings. Because you suck.

PaleOMG Cherry Garcia Ice Cream

I feel like these situations ALWAYS happen. Why do all people suck when it comes to drinking? I mean, don’t get me wrong, I can’t hold my liquor which is why I don’t drink much. But I also don’t punch guys when I do drink. I did, however, force my husband to stay up and play with our dog since I did it the night before when we went out on another double date. And I went straight to bed. I found him asleep on the couch the next morning. Wife of the year award goes to this broad right here! I’m hoping that this next weekend is sober with zero random people trying to punch me in the face. It’s the little things.

Ok, enough about d*ckheads. Let’s talk about ice cream! Because ice cream season is in full swing and I’ll be making all sorts of ice cream this summer…even if it’s hailing outside and breaking in people’s car windows. I haven’t checked this morning but I’m pretty sure my car is dented to sh*t from the hail storm we got yesterday. But I sure as hell shouldn’t be complaining because I know SO many people who having broken windshields and even broken windows to their homes. All from mother nature. She is such a b*tch. Well, she can’t hold me down! I’ll still be making ice cream this summer no matter what dumb weather she throws out way. But in the meantime, I’m heading out at 7am to get photos done before she pellets us again. Kloveyoubyyyyyye.

PaleOMG Cherry Garcia Ice Cream

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Cherry Garcia Ice Cream

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  • Yield: 5-6 1x

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  1. Whisk together coconut milk, maple sugar, vanilla extract and vanilla bean for the ice cream. Pour ice cream mixture into ice cream maker then follow the directions for that specific ice cream maker.
  2. Once ice cream begins to thicken, about 10 minutes, pour the cherries and chocolate chunks into the ice cream mixture to mix into the ice cream. Once completely combine, turn off ice cream maker and pour the ice cream into the loaf pan. Serve immediately for soft serve style ice cream or place in freezer to set for 2-3 hours before serving. Let sit at room temperature for 20-30 minutes so the ice cream is easily scoopable!

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48 Comments

  1. Katharine says:

    Sweet lord, this is my favorite flavor of ice cream! Is it weird that I am considering adding an ice cream maker to my wedding registry just so I can make this?!






    1. juli says:

      not.at.all. completely understandable to anyone who knows anything

  2. Jaynie says:

    I want to make this immediately!!!!!!!!!!!!

  3. Marnie says:

    I want this now. It looks delicious!

  4. Leah says:

    What is a good sub for the coconut milk? I have a coconut allergy

    1. juli says:

      haven’t made it with anything else. you could try almond milk but i’m not sure if it’s thick enough

      1. Victoria says:

        Try cashew milk.

  5. Cameo says:

    Hi Juli!

    My question doesn’t really have anything to do with this AMAZING looking ice cream, but I know commenting on the blog is the best way to chat! I’m wondering if you can do a podcast about confidence and motivation. As I build my business and blog, I feel like I’m running into walls of self doubt, lack of motivation, and feeling like I’m just another voice in the crowd. I’ve totally consumed your podcast episodes about practical tips, but I’d love to hear your experience with the mental/emotional side of this!

    Stay safe in the hail today! FREAKING HAIL. UGH.

    Cam

  6. Maria says:

    This looks AMAZING!! I don’t have a ice cream maker was I wondering if this could be done without it ? Or if you’re ever made ice cream without a maker?

    Thanks!!
    Maria

    ps so sorry if you get this question all the time ???? I’m new to your blog but i love it and you’re freaking hilarious

    1. juli says:

      yes you could just which it together, put it in the loaf pan and freeze it, then let it rest on the counter until you can scoop it and it should work!

      1. Kari says:

        Thanks!

  7. Lindsay W. says:

    I’m TOTES with ya my sweet JB….. crowds and going out : no bueno!!! The older I get the more I become a home body…. I LOVE my home and I LOVE not dealing with other people, crowds and traffic (Denver traffic is the pits!)

    Just stay home woman….. it’s safer too!!!
    God we sound agoraphobic don’t we??

    I don’t give a shit… I’m staying home! ????????

  8. Kari Pagel says:

    Hi Juli,
    CANNOT WAIT to make this ice cream!!!! will be doing so this weekend 🙂 Thanks for the recipe! Also, wondering if it makes a difference that the coconut milk I get does not contain Guar Gum? It’s the Natural Value Organic Brand in bright green can. Just asking because typically if I just whisk all ingredients together and put right into my ice cream maker, it takes for ever and doesn’t ever thicken up really well. If I leave it in refrigerator overnight and then put in ice cream machine that helps. But I would like to be able to decide spur of the moment, you know what I mean!
    Thanks for your advice,
    Kari

    1. juli says:

      no, it shouldn’t make a difference

  9. magnolia says:

    I agree on drunk people being gross and ruining so many events.
    Actually…. I’d love to see you address some alternatives to being social without drinking – (is alcohol paleo- and yes, I know you don’t always keep paleo), but for people trying to stick to paleo, lean out, eat healthy, complete a whole 30…. not drinking can put a damper on one’s social life. In my city, a few weeks ago they posted a “Things to do this month” and *literally* everything was a beer crawl, cocktail class, or activity with beer. It can feel really isolating not to drink, and I think a lot of events are brought down by stupid drunks. I get that St Patrick’s Day or Mardi Gras is not really going to see less focus on drinking, but cripes, we now have yoga at breweries and “drunk runs”. Can we not also have “fun public gathering where alcohol isn’t the focus”. Off soapbox.
    Also thanks for the ice cream recipe and motivation to buy an ice cream maker!

  10. berneda says:

    Can stevia replace the maple syrup? How many drops? Thank you

    1. juli says:

      i have no idea. i only ever use stevia in my coffee so i have no clue how much would be needed in a recipe this size