Recipes
original cocktail ice cream recipes. Three machine versions each. Organized by season, published weekly.
Winter / Spring / Summer / Fall
Winter: Weeks 1–13 · Dark spirits, warm spices, and rich custards built for cold nights.
Spring: Weeks 14–26 · Citrus, floral notes, and lighter profiles as the season shifts.
summer: Weeks 27–39 · Tropical fruit, coconut, and refreshing spirits made for heat.
Fall: Weeks 40–52 · Honey, apple, oak, and harvest flavors that close the year.
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Amaretto Almond Crunch
Real almond butter in the base, Disaronno through it, and almond crunch cereal over the top at the bowl.
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Champagne Strawberry Swirl
Three-quarters of a bottle of brut in a cream-heavy base, with strawberry preserves swirled through at the end.
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Cognac Dark Chocolate Truffle
A two-layer chocolate base, cocoa for depth and dark bar for weight, with cognac underneath and chopped truffles folded through.
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Whiskey Peanut Butter Cup
Peanut butter worked into the base, bourbon behind it, and chopped peanut butter cups folded through at the end.
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Scotch Butterscotch Swirl
Brown sugar and butter cooked down into the base, with blended scotch behind it and ribbons of butterscotch sauce folded through.
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Añejo Tequila Dulce de Leche
Barrel-aged tequila in a brown sugar custard, with ropes of dulce de leche folded through at the end.
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Port Fig Mascarpone
Tawny port and mascarpone in a dense, pale base, with a dark fig swirl running through it.
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Pear Brandy Ginger Snap
Dry pear brandy against a molasses and spice custard, with crushed ginger snaps folded through for the snap.
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Nocino Black Walnut
Green walnut liqueur doing the work of a whole spice cabinet: black walnut, baking spice, and bitter char in one dark, perfectly smooth scoop.
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Rye Maple Walnut — Cuisinart ICE-21 / ICE-70
The parlor classic with its spine straightened: Grade A Dark maple, butter-toasted walnuts, and a proper pour of rye.
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Rye Maple Walnut
Fall · August 20, 2026 · WEEK 33
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Grand Marnier Orange Cream
Cognac-backed orange liqueur over a zest-steeped custard, with the juice pulled back so the peel does the talking: crêpes Suzette, frozen.
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Drambuie Heather Honey
Scotch-based honey liqueur, heather honey custard, and a buttered oat crumble folded in at the end.
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Spiced Rum Banana Foster
One of our favorite desserts, second act: bananas caramelized in brown sugar and butter, a custard built in the Foster pan, and a pour of spiced rum that never meets the flame.
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Sambuca Espresso
Caffe corretto rebuilt as ice cream: a dark espresso custard with a clean anise finish and a proper dose of sambuca.
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Cava Peach Saffron
A Bellini rebuilt as custard, with roasted peach, pale saffron gold, and a bottle of cava working twice.
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Limoncello Sorbet
Frozen limoncello with the volume turned up: fresh lemon in front, the liqueur underneath, and a texture that stays soft straight from the freezer.
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Mojito Mint Chip
A mojito turned into mint chip: spearmint and lime over white rum, cracked through with dark chocolate.
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Bourbon Sour Cherry
A whiskey sour built around tart cherry, churned cold and kept scoopable straight from the freezer.
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Paloma Grapefruit
Blanco tequila and bittersweet ruby grapefruit with a salted swirl running through it: the Paloma, frozen and kept deliberately tart.
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Lychee Sake
Junmai sake and ripe lychee in a slow custard, the rice wine kept quiet and floral, the lychee doing the perfume work: a clean, faintly sweet finish that tastes like a summer izakaya.
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Cachaça Passion Fruit
Cachaça’s grassy bite against tart passion fruit custard, with lime keeping the edges sharp: the batida de maracujá, frozen.
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Pisco Sour Sorbet
Pisco, fresh lime and lemon, a measured cap of egg white, and a few drops of Angostura. The Pisco Sour, reframed as a sorbet.
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Midori Honeydew
Midori, ripe honeydew, lime zest, and a clean vodka backbone. The melon liqueur, reframed and frozen.
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