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Easy, healthy, 2 ingredient strawberry sorbet made with strawberries & maple syrup! It take minutes to prepare and does not require an ice cream maker.

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Healthy & Easy Strawberry Sorbet
I made it back, safe and relatively sound, from my trip to California. My husband and I are photographic proof of the eponymous red-eye flight we took back. I must have been out of my mind (entirely possible) when I booked it; but I think one more night of semi-rest and we will be back to our “normal” selves (ha-ha).
I found it very difficult to leave California, for so many reasons. But for starters…my family…the cool weather…the food…Peet’s coffee…laid back vibe…the culture…the ocean…the mountains…the wine country…oh good grief, now I’m weeping…).
But it’s still good to be “home” in Texas, and I am giving thanks for small things, including the fact that the temperature has, for the time being, dipped below 100 degrees.
And I am undeniably happy to be back in my own kitchen, with all of its familiar trappings. To mark my return, I am making a simple treat with the gorgeous strawberries I picked up from the market. Say hello to my easy, healthy, 2-Ingredient Strawberry Sorbet!

Recipe Benefits
Besides being the best strawberry sorbet you have ever tasted, this simple sorbet is:
- Vegan (egg-free, dairy-free)
- Paleo
- Refined sugar-free
No Ice Cream Maker Required (No Churn)
If the thought of making homemade frozen treats makes you panic, fear not! If you can operate your food processor or blender, you have all the skills you need.
Ingredients
The exact amounts of each ingredient are indicated in the recipe card at the end of the post. Toggle between US Customary (volume) and Metric (weights) for preferred measurement option.
- Fresh strawberries
- Maple syrup
Step by Step Instructions
Note that the complete directions are also in the recipe card below.
- To make the sorbet, first wash, hull, and slice your strawberries.
- Spread on a large cookie sheet lined with parchment paper (so that they will not stick) and freeze for 1 hour until the berries are firm, but not rock hard (frozen solid).
- Place the strawberries along with some maple syrup (I like to add a pinch of salt, too) to a food processor or high speed blender and process until creamy and smooth. That’s it!
Enjoy as Soft Serve or Freeze until Firm
My 4-year-old can attest that this sorbet is perfection straight from the food processor (much like soft serve ice cream; best eaten from a dish, not a cone). But if you want beautiful scoops, pack the sorbet in a freezer safe container and free for at least 1 hour until very firm.

Use Other Berries or Fruits in Place of Strawberries
With so many gorgeous berries and fruits to choose from at the end of summer, you can go sorbet-crazy, using just about any fruit, or combination of fruits, in place of the strawberries in the recipe.
I’m hoping to convince my husband of a month of sorbet dinners. It sounds perfectly reasonable to me :);
Enjoy this sweet and lovely recipe and savor the last weeks of summer!
More Easy Vegan Frozen Treats To Try:
- Chocolate Avocado Ice Cream
- 1-Ingredient Banana Ice Cream
- Mango Banana Coconut Ice Cream
- 3-ingredient Chocolate Banana Ice Cream
- Strawberry Hemp Ice Cream

2 Ingredient Strawberry Sorbet (No Churn)
Ingredients
- 1 lb. 16 oz./454 g strawberries, hilled and sliced
- 1/4 cup 75 mL maple syrup
- Optional: pinch of fine sea salt
Instructions
- Spread the strawberries onto a parchment paper-lined baking sheet and freeze for 1 hour until firm but not frozen solid (see tip if strawberries are frozen solid).
- Place the strawberries, maple syrup and optional salt in a food processor or high speed blender. Process until smooth and creamy, stopping to scrape down sides of container several times.
- Enjoy the sorbet immediately, soft-serve style, or pack into a freezer-safe container and freeze at least 1 hour until firm enough to scoop.




I reduced the maple syrup to 2 tbsp, and made a half batch(2 servings). However, I ate both of those servings because it is just so good! Thank you for this recipe! I followed the microwave instructions but chopped up my frozen strawberries and did this in my food processor.
You are so welcome, Sophie! I am with you, hard to limit to one “serving” of fresh strawberry sorbet 🙂
Absolutely perfect! Only needed : tablespoons sweetener. I am not vegan so used honey. Will make again!
Great to hear, Danni!
I have been making your strawberry sorbet for YEARS, I look forward to it every summer!!!
This so delicious! My berries were super sweet and I only used 2 tablespoons syrup.
This is sooooo goood, thanks, I never knew sorbet was so easy to make!
Mmmmmm Camilla!! Thank you–just made this. Definitely a keeper in my recipe file, and what a great alternative to buying “healthy” ice creams.
Welcome back. I love sorbets of all varieties, so this would be a hit with me. Looking forward to making it!
So glad you’re back!
Wow Wow. Looks gr8 and sounds healthy.