If your kids beg for ice cream on hot summer afternoons, this Triple Chocolate Fudge Protein Ice Cream is a treat you’ll feel great about saying yes to! Made in the Ninja Creami with a boost of protein, it’s a smooth, creamy, and totally customizable with your favorite mix-ins!

Why We Love This Triple Chocolate Fudge Protein Ice Cream:

High in protein
Calcium-rich
Customizable and fun for kids to help make
No heavy cream, no added refined sugar
Just five main ingredients!

Optional Mix-Ins:

After your first spin, stir in your favorite goodies before a quick “Mix-In” cycle:

Mini chocolate chips
Crushed peppermint candies
Raspberries
Chopped Reese’s or peanut butter cups
M&Ms
Crushed graham crackers

Healthy Tips & Variations:

Swap the milk: Use almond milk, oat milk, or your preferred dairy-free chocolate milk alternative.
Switch up the protein powder: Plant-based or collagen protein both work great here.
Add a boost: Sneak in a tablespoon of ground flaxseed or chia seeds for extra fiber and omega-3s.
Dairy-free version: Sub dairy-free yogurt for cottage cheese and use plant-based pudding mix.
Make it fruity: Add a handful of frozen cherries or bananas to the blend before freezing for a chocolate-fruit twist.

More Delicious Frozen Treat Recipes:

Triple Chocolate Fudge Protein Ice Cream (Creami Recipe)

Made in the Ninja Creami with a boost of protein and no heavy cream, it’s deliciously smooth, creamy, and totally customizable with your favorite mix-ins!

Place all the ingredients in a blender and blend until smooth. Pour ingredients into a Ninja Creami and freeze until hard.
Follow Creami instructions for ice cream (we like the texture best when we use the “Lite Ice Cream” setting).
Add optional mix-ins if desired. Enjoy!

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