Easy No-Churn Peach Sorbet: The Ultimate 5-Ingredient Recipe (No Ice Cream Maker Needed!)
Summer is synonymous with an abundance of vibrant, juicy peaches, but their delightful flavor doesn’t have to be limited to just a few months. Imagine capturing that perfect peach essence in a refreshing, cool dessert that’s incredibly simple to make, any time of the year. This easy peach sorbet recipe is your answer! Crafted with just five simple ingredients and requiring absolutely no ice cream maker, it’s the ultimate hassle-free summer treat that can be enjoyed all year long thanks to the magic of frozen peaches.
Forget complex steps or specialized equipment. Our no-churn method uses your trusty blender to transform sweet, ripe peaches into a wonderfully smooth and satisfying sorbet. Sweetened naturally with maple syrup or honey and infused with a hint of warm cinnamon and vanilla, this healthy homemade dessert is a game-changer for anyone craving a light, fruity, and utterly delicious indulgence.

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If you’re a fan of vibrant, fruity frozen treats, you’ll also adore my Strawberry Banana Sorbet or my Mango Popsicles. And for something completely different but equally delicious, give my Cinnamon Sweet and Salty Kettle Corn a try!
Homemade Peach Sorbet: No Ice Cream Maker Required!
The peak of summer brings an abundance of nature’s candy: seasonal fruits that are perfect for crafting exquisite desserts. But why limit those incredible flavors to just a few short months? With this unbelievably easy peach sorbet recipe, you can savor the taste of sun-ripened peaches all year round. This recipe truly shines if you love the smooth, refreshing texture of fruit sorbet but also crave the deep, comforting flavors of classic peach desserts like peach cobbler pound cake or a warm peach pie. Prepare to fall in love with this lighter, yet equally satisfying, frozen delight!
One of the biggest advantages of this recipe is its simplicity – there’s absolutely no need for an ice cream maker. This means you can whip up a batch of delicious, homemade peach sorbet whenever the craving strikes, without investing in specialized equipment or taking up precious counter space. It’s the perfect solution for impromptu gatherings, a quick weeknight treat, or simply indulging your sweet tooth with a healthy option.

Transform Overripe Peaches into Irresistible Sorbet!
Don’t let those perfectly ripe or even slightly overripe peaches go to waste! They are, in fact, ideal for this sorbet recipe. The natural sugars and intense flavor developed in very ripe peaches create an exceptionally delicious base for your frozen treat. In this peach sorbet, those juicy, ripe peaches are simply frozen and then blended to perfection with a few key ingredients.
We combine the natural sweetness of the peaches with a touch of fresh lemon juice to brighten the flavors and add a pleasant tartness. For sweetness, you can choose between maple syrup or honey, allowing for flexibility based on your dietary preferences. But what truly elevates this sorbet from good to absolutely amazing is the addition of warm cinnamon and rich vanilla. These spices introduce a layer of comforting indulgence, reminiscent of your favorite baked peach desserts, creating a sweet, satisfying, and unexpectedly complex flavor profile.
The harmony between cinnamon and peach is simply divine, making every spoonful a delightful experience. If you, like me, find this combination irresistible, you absolutely must try my Cinnamon Rolls Peach Cobbler – another peachy masterpiece that showcases these complementary flavors.
The Secret to Effortless Peach Sorbet: A Blender is All You Need
Making this cinnamon peach sorbet is incredibly straightforward because it’s a no-churn recipe! That means you can skip the ice cream maker entirely. The process is streamlined and efficient, requiring minimal effort and equipment. All you’ll really need is a powerful blender (preferably one that can crush ice) to purée your ingredients into a smooth, creamy mixture, and a freezer-safe container to let your sorbet firm up until it’s ready to be devoured.
This minimalist approach not only saves you time and simplifies cleanup but also opens the door to homemade sorbet for everyone, regardless of their kitchen gadget collection. Best of all, this recipe calls for a grand total of just 5 ingredients. It’s truly one of the easiest and most rewarding frozen desserts you can make at home, delivering maximum flavor with minimum fuss.

Crafting Your Perfect Peach Sorbet: Just 5 Simple Ingredients
I’m genuinely serious – this incredibly simple, no-churn peach sorbet recipe relies on just five core ingredients. Each plays a crucial role in creating the perfect flavor and texture:
- Frozen Peaches: The star of the show! You have two excellent options here:
- Fresh Peaches: If you have an abundance of perfectly ripe fresh peaches, simply peel and slice them, then spread them in a single layer on a baking sheet lined with parchment paper. Freeze until solid (a few hours to overnight), then transfer to a freezer-safe bag.
- Store-Bought Frozen Peaches: This is often the easiest and most convenient route. A one-pound bag of frozen peach slices is precisely what this recipe calls for, meaning you can literally dump them straight into your blender without any prep work! Frozen peaches are picked at their peak ripeness and flash-frozen, locking in their flavor and nutrients, making them a fantastic base for sorbet. For more fruity goodness, check out my Blueberry Cake Filling!
- Maple Syrup, Honey, or Agave Syrup: This is your primary sweetener, and you can use whichever you prefer. I often use honey (which is not vegan), but maple syrup makes for an equally delicious and naturally vegan option. Agave syrup is another great choice. It’s important to use a sweetener that has a natural sugar content, as sugar plays a vital role in preventing the sorbet from becoming too icy and helps achieve that desirable smooth, scoopable texture. Non-caloric sweeteners may affect the final consistency, so I recommend sticking to these options.
- Lemon Juice: Freshly squeezed lemon juice is essential here. It acts as a bright counterpoint to the sweetness of the peaches and the richness of the spices. It enhances the natural tartness of the peaches, making their flavor pop and preventing the sorbet from tasting overly sweet or flat. A little acidity goes a long way in balancing flavors!
- Cinnamon: This warm, aromatic spice works wonders with peaches. It adds a subtle depth and a comforting, almost “baked” flavor that transforms the sorbet from a simple fruit puree into an indulgent dessert. It’s optional, but highly recommended for that gourmet touch!
- Pure Vanilla Extract: Like cinnamon, vanilla extract is optional but significantly elevates the sorbet. It imparts a beautiful warmth and richness, contributing to a more complex and luxurious taste experience. It’s the secret ingredient that makes this sorbet taste truly special and decadent.
Essential Tools for Your Homemade Sorbet Journey
One of the best things about this peach sorbet recipe is its simplicity when it comes to equipment! You absolutely do not need an ice cream maker, which makes this recipe accessible to virtually anyone. The primary tool you’ll need is an ice-crushing blender or a powerful food processor. I personally use a Nutribullet blender, which handles frozen fruit with ease, but any high-speed blender or robust food processor will do the trick. Just ensure it’s capable of breaking down frozen peaches into a smooth puree.
Beyond that, you’ll need some basic kitchen items that most people already have on hand:
- A measuring cups and spoons for accurate ingredient portions.
- A food scale can be helpful for precise measurements, especially for frozen peaches.
- A sturdy freezer-safe container with a lid for freezing your sorbet.
- A rubber spatula for scraping down the sides of your blender and transferring the sorbet.
- Plastic wrap can be useful for covering the sorbet directly before the lid, to prevent ice crystals.
Frequently Asked Questions & Expert Tips for Perfect Sorbet
The key to achieving a beautifully soft and scoopable sorbet (rather than an icy block) lies in the sugar content of your sweetener. Sugar acts as an anti-freeze, lowering the freezing point of the mixture and interfering with the formation of large, hard ice crystals. That’s why using sweeteners like maple syrup, honey, or agave syrup (which have high sugar content) is crucial. Also, it’s vital not to add any extra water to your peaches before blending them, as this will only increase the potential for iciness.
Yes, there’s a key distinction! Unlike sherbet, traditional sorbet contains absolutely no dairy. Sherbet often includes a small amount of milk, cream, or other dairy products, giving it a slightly creamier texture than sorbet. This peach sorbet recipe is made with whole fruit, which contributes to its rich flavor and natural creaminess, setting it apart from many sherbets that primarily use fruit juice.
For a visual guide on making this delicious sorbet, you can also check out our Peach Sorbet Web Story.
You can use either your favorite fresh, ripe peaches or convenient frozen peach chunks. If using fresh, make sure they are very ripe for maximum sweetness and flavor. Peel and slice them, then freeze them solid before blending. Frozen peach slices are a fantastic shortcut and work perfectly!
Traditionally, sorbet is made by sweetening fruit or fruit juice and then churning it with water in an ice cream maker to achieve a smooth consistency. Our recipe simplifies this process significantly! By using frozen whole fruit and a powerful blender, we bypass the need for an ice cream maker entirely, making it even easier to achieve a delicious homemade sorbet. For another fantastic no-churn dessert, don’t miss my No-Churn Strawberry Ice Cream!
Several factors contribute to the creamy texture of our peach sorbet. Firstly, using a fruit naturally high in fiber, like peaches, helps to create a thicker and smoother base. The natural pectin in peaches also plays a role. Secondly, the sugar content from the maple syrup or honey prevents the formation of large ice crystals, resulting in a softer, creamier mouthfeel. Finally, blending the ingredients thoroughly until completely smooth helps break down any icy bits and creates an even, velvety texture.
Absolutely! This recipe is naturally vegan and paleo-friendly if you choose the right sweetener. Opt for maple syrup or agave syrup instead of honey for a vegan version. Both maple syrup and agave are also suitable for a paleo diet. Ensure all other ingredients (peaches, lemon, cinnamon, vanilla) are pure and natural.
When stored properly in an airtight, freezer-safe container, homemade peach sorbet can last for up to 2-3 weeks in the freezer. Beyond that, its texture might start to degrade, becoming icier or losing some of its vibrant flavor. For the best taste and texture, try to enjoy it within the first week or two.
This peach sorbet is fantastic on its own as a light and refreshing dessert. You can also serve it with a sprig of fresh mint, a few fresh peach slices, or a sprinkle of toasted almonds for added texture. It makes a beautiful palate cleanser between courses or a delightful topping for fresh fruit salads. You can even combine it with sparkling water for a quick, fizzy peach drink!
More Delectable Peach Creations to Explore
If you’ve fallen in love with the sweet versatility of peaches, you’ll be thrilled to discover these other fantastic recipes! For those who adore handheld treats, you won’t want to miss my Peach Cobbler Egg Rolls, my Peach Turnovers with Smoked Sugar, and my tropical-inspired Peach Mango Pie!
And for more decadent, show-stopping recipes that celebrate the best of stone fruits, be sure to check out my refreshing Stone Fruit Salad with Goat Cheese and Honey-Lemon Vinaigrette, the rich and flavorful Brown Butter Peach Tart, and the rustic charm of my Peach Cherry Galette! There’s a peach recipe for every occasion and every craving!
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181kcal
Chenée Lewis
Equipment you may need
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measuring cups and spoons
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food scale
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Freezer-safe containers
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rubber spatula
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Ice-crushing blender
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plastic wrap
Ingredients
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1 lb.
(454 g)
frozen peach slices -
3 tablespoon
(44 ml)
fresh lemon juice -
½ cup
(170 g)
maple syrup – (or sweetener of your choice) plus more as needed -
¾ teaspoon
(2 g)
ground cinnamon – optional -
1½ teaspoon
(7 ml)
pure vanilla extract – optional
Instructions
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Blend all ingredients using an ice-crushing blender until smooth.1 lb. frozen peach slices,
3 tablespoon fresh lemon juice,
½ cup maple syrup,
¾ teaspoon ground cinnamon,
1½ teaspoon pure vanilla extract -
Freeze at least 3 hours or until firm.
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Allow to sit at room temperature for about 10 minutes before serving.
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Notes
Sweetener: Feel free to use whatever sweetener you prefer but it should have some sugar content — sugar is what gives this peach sorbet recipe its soft texture. I often use honey, but keep in mind that honey is not a vegan option — other ideas are agave, coconut sugar, or granulated sugar.
Nutrition
Calories: 181 kcal |
Carbohydrates: 47 g |
Protein: 1 g |
Fat: 1 g |
Saturated Fat: 1 g |
Polyunsaturated Fat: 1 g |
Monounsaturated Fat: 1 g |
Sodium: 2 mg |
Potassium: 253 mg |
Fiber: 2 g |
Sugar: 45 g |
Vitamin A: 371 IU |
Vitamin C: 12 mg |
Calcium: 14 mg |
Iron: 1 mg
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