⭐ Ingredients
• 3 cups whipped topping (~8 oz tub)
• 1 cup Greek yogurt
• ½ cup condensed milk
• ¾–1 cup crushed pineapple ( or ~5 sliced pineapple, pulsed into small bits and drained/pressed dry)
• ½ teaspoon coconut extract
• ¼–½ teaspoon pineapple extract
◦ (¼ tsp = subtle, ½ tsp = bold piña colada energy)
• Optional: 1–2 tbsp pineapple juice for a swirl
• Optional: shredded coconut for texture
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🥄 Instructions
1. Prep the pineapple
• Drain the slices well
• Pulse in the food processor using short bursts
• Stop when it looks like crushed pineapple, not baby food
• Press out extra liquid with paper towels or a spoon
This step keeps your ice cream creamy instead of icy.
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1. Make the flavor base
In a large bowl, whisk together:
• Greek yogurt
• Condensed milk
• Coconut extract
• Pineapple extract
This is where the piña colada magic happens — extracts blend best before the whipped topping goes in.
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1. Fold in the whipped topping
Use a gentle folding motion to keep everything fluffy and airy.
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1. Add the pineapple
Fold in your crushed pineapple last so the chunks stay intact.
Optional:
Drizzle in 1 tablespoon pineapple juice and swirl lightly for a ribbon effect.
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1. Freeze
• Pour into a loaf pan or container
• Smooth the top
• Cover tightly
• Freeze 4–6 hours until scoopable