Healthy Sorbet

• 1 cup cut fresh fruit
• 1/4 cup soymilk or 1/4 cup fruit juice
• honey (optional)

1. Add ingredients to a blender and liquify.
2. Pour into containers, cover and freeze.
3. Eat with a spoon!
4. Combination Suggestions:
5. Apple, Banana, Pear.
6. Mixed Berries.
7. Strawberry, Banana, Blueberry.
8. Mango, Pear, Apple.
9. Pineapple, Raspberry, Banana.
10. Notes: This is a great way to cut down on sugar because fruit is naturally sweet when ripe.
11. If you are an absolute sweet-a-holic, you can mix approximately 1/4- to 1/2-teaspoon of honey (uncooked) for each 1-cup serving of sorbet.
12. Or, you can add a banana.
13. You can make a thinner sorbet with more soymilk or juice or add chopped ice to the mixture.
14. Sometimes I prefer a thinner mixture if I am using grainy berries (e. g., blueberries, raspberries).
15. You can make sorbet cubes in ice trays with mini-bamboo skewers (you can cut long skewers with a scissors to fit).
16. You can purchase low-cost, disposable, small containers with lids for easy travel and cook-out fun.
17. You may even find popcicle trays in your supermarket!
18. You can cover dishes with plastic wrap, if you wish to serve sorbet in decorative bowls.
19. This makes a wonderful dessert for parties.
20. Sorbet is an excellent way to use over-ripe fruit.
21. When blended together and frozen, the fruit is quite delicious.
22. Be creative with your recipes and please feel free to share them with me!

fresh fruit, soymilk, honey

Taken from www.food.com/recipe/healthy-sorbet-71057 (may not work)