This $50 Machine Makes Ice Cream That's Healthier Than Halo Top
If there's anything that's ever taken the ice cream world by storm like Halo Top, we don't know it. The low-cal, low-carb, low-sugar pints are the answer to sweet-toothed dieters' prayers — still, the ingredient lists read like, well, ingredients for ice cream: There's milk, cream, eggs, and sugar, among other additives. And while big-name brands like Breyers have been scrambling to match its genius, there's one even-healthier product that's been quietly lurking on Amazon.
BUY NOW: Yonanas Frozen Healthy Dessert Maker, $50; Amazon.com
It's not actually ice cream but a machine that turns fruit into the stuff. And if you can get past its ridiculous name — Yonanas — you'll see why it's worth clearing a spot for on your counter. The soft-serve that Yonanas churns out is healthy (like Halo Top) and low in sugar (like Halo Top), but there's one major difference: It only has one ingredient. When you drop chunks of frozen fruit down the mini machine's chute, it grinds them into a sorbet-like consistency. That's it — just fruit, any combo of it. Of course, you could stuff the tube with candy bars and Greek yogurt, too, if you feel like it.
BUY NOW: Yonanas Elite Frozen Healthy Dessert Maker, $105; Amazon.com
The original model is less than $50 and gets the job done, despite reviewers qualms that it's noisy and not that powerful. An Elite $105 version has twice the power. Unsurprisingly, both are top-sellers on Amazon and the Elite was of Oprah's Favorite Things of 2016. "This gadget turns frozen fruit into soft-serve with no dairy or added sugar. Amen!" she wrote. Anything that gets an amen out of Oprah is legit in our books.
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