Pineapple Whip Recipe
Make your own Pineapple Whip!
Pineapple or Dole Whip is a pineapple sorbet with the consistency of soft serve ice cream. It is a naturally sweet and yummy treat served at places like Disneyland and the Dole Plantation in Hawaii. Here is a simple DIY version with only 3 ingredients! Lactose-free too! 

I put pre-frozen pineapple chunks in the blender until I reached about the 7-cup mark, and I ended up with about 5-6 cups of pineapple whip when all was said and done. Even for a Blendtec blender, blending that much frozen fruit can be a tough task. If your blender or food processor is struggling with it, I suggest mixing up this treat in two separate batches. You can add a little more liquid, if needed, but not too much or you will end up with a runny pineapple whip. If you don’t have a powerful enough blender or processor, you can also try to make it a friendly affair and borrow a neighbor’s or friend’s, like I did. Thanks, Jessica!
This pineapple whip is a yummy, healthy, and refreshing summer treat!
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Pineapple Whip Recipe
Ingredients
- 1 fresh pineapple peeled, cored and chopped or about 7 cups frozen pineapple chunks
- 1 cup milk almond, coconut, or dairy
- 1 tablespoon honey
Instructions
- If using a fresh pineapple, cut it up and freeze the chunks overnight. Or you can purchase pre-cut pineapple, frozen pineapple chunks, or freeze canned pineapple chunks in an ice cube tray. (Many other fruits would also work well with this recipe!)
- Combine the frozen pineapple, milk, and honey in a high speed blender (like Vitamix or Blendtec, or try a food processor) until it reaches a smooth, thick frozen sorbet consistency. You may need to blend it in two batches if your appliance is struggling.
- For an authentic presentation, transfer the pineapple whip to a large plastic bag and cut off one corner to create a large piping bag. Pipe the mixture into 4-6 dishes and serve immediately.
Recipe Notes
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Recipe Adapted From: Detoxinista


Yum! We are going to make this tomorrow 😉
I can’t wait to try this recipe. My grandmother always bought a pineapple whip at the fair years ago. She loved them. So I will make these in memory of my grandmother. Thank you for the recipe.
How wonderful! Thank you for your comment. I hope you love it!