Pistachio Honey Gelato
Dense, Italian-style pistachio gelato sweetened with wildflower honey instead of sugar — pale green, nutty, and just floral enough. Real pistachio paste, no artificial coloring.
Estimated Nutrition (per serving)
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Before You Begin
Always verify individual ingredient labels for specific allergen information.
Directions
Makes: 16oz · Servings: 4
Whisk all base ingredients together until sugar dissolves and mixture is smooth.
Pro Tip
Pour into Ninja Creami pint container and freeze for 24 hours.
Pro Tip
Process using the Gelato function.
Pro Tip
Re-spin if needed for a smoother, denser texture.
Pro Tip
Common Questions
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