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Easy Grape Sorbet Recipe
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We made this easy grape sorbet recipe with green grapes, but you can choose your favorite color! This simple sorbet uses just four ingredients, made mostly of fresh California Table Grapes. It will be a family favorite all summer long!

All I can say is… YUM!
This is probably the most refreshing sorbet I have ever tasted. The addition of fresh mint and a splash of lime marries all the flavors together creating an end result that is the best (and healthiest) dessert you can serve your family right now.

Serve this grape sorbet in a bowl or scoop it into a cone, either way you and yours are going to love enjoying this smooth treat on a cool summer evening.
Let’s make this easy grape sorbet recipe step-by-step:
We start with fresh green grapes (I purchased mine from Fresno State’s local market where they grow those puppies right there!) and puree it with the mint and limes. I love seeing the flecks of mint leaf and the small bits of grape still visible in the sorbet.

Get ’em while the getting’ is good!
California grapes will be gone before you know it and then your ability to make this outstanding treat dwindles. I would be sad if you didn’t at least try it once…
As you can see in the above photo, the best way to spot fresh, worthy grapes is by bending the stem around your finger. If the stem is flexible and bends without snapping, you are good to go! But if your stem breaks, you know that the grapes are not fresh or possibly not from our country. All qualities that I do not recommend!


Add the grapes (freeze them beforehand) along with the mint, lime and a bit of corn syrup and puree for a few minutes until smooth

Fill a freezer-friendly container and allow to harden up for at least 4 hours before serving.

Scoop away!
Sorbet is naturally softer than traditional ice cream, so the scooping is much easier.

Seriously, so good!
So the only question is:
Bowl….

Or cone?


Love this Grape Sorbet? Try this
Spiced Grape Granita Parfait
Aida of Salt and Wind says that if you are a fellow lover of frozen grapes, this grape granita is a more refined version of that and just takes a few more steps to come together.

Easy Fresh Grape Sorbet
Equipment
- 1 food processor or blender
Ingredients
- 6 cups green grapes
- 6 large fresh mint leaves
- 3 TBSP fresh lime juice
- 1/3 cup light corn syrup or honey
Instructions
- Place the grapes in the freezer for a few hours to harden.
- Add the frozen grapes, torn mint leaves, lime juice and corn syrup or honey in a food processor or high powered blender.
- Blend on high until all the large chucks are gone and the consistency is smooth.
- Freeze in 1 quart (0.95 Liters) container for at least 4 hours. I recommend overnight.
- Scoop and enjoy!
Notes
Nutrition
Adapted from Martha Stewart’s Fruit-and-Herb Sorbets

3-Ingredient Peach Sorbet Recipe
Our California-grown Peach Sorbet is a cool, sweet bite of summer that you are going to be making on repeat. Imagine the taste of ripe peaches, sweet and a little tart, in a tasty frozen dessert, truly summer at its finest.