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Rum raisin ice cream (easy!)

By:Nagi
Published:19 Jan '23Updated:23 Jan '23
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You just can’t buy rum raisin ice cream with real rum flavour like homemade! This recipe uses a tried-and-proven method using whipped cream and condensed milk, no ice cream maker required. So easy it’s going to blow your mind!

Rum raisin ice cream ice cream cone

Welcome back to the final instalment of Jamaican week! To recap, we started off with Jerk Fish, followed by two fabulous Jamaican sides – coconut rice and peas (beans, actually!) and Jamaican Slaw (adore). And here today with dessert – rum raisin ice cream, the EASY way!!

Worth making: rum raisin ice cream

These days you can actually get quite good quality ice cream at the grocery store, though you do pay through the nose for it. But there are certain ice cream flavours that just don’t translate well when produced on a mass scale. Real fruit flavours, for one (like strawberry and mango).

And real rum flavour. Partially, I assume, because of regulations prohibiting the sale of booze-laden food in regular grocery stores.

So if you’ve only ever had store bought rum raisin ice cream, the flavour in this homemade one is going to knock your socks off. I especially love the little chewy pops of rum soaked raisins!

Close up of scoop of Rum raisin ice cream

About the no-churn ice cream method

This ice cream recipe uses a miracle no-ice-cream-maker method that’s been around for decades! It uses fluffy whipped cream which replicates the effect of incorporating air into traditional ice cream by churning in an ice cream maker. Meanwhile, the condensed milk adds sweetness as well as preventing the mixture from freezing into a block of ice.

The outcome? An ice cream that’s scoop-able and creamy, just like real ice cream! Skeptical? Don’t blame you. Read glowing reviews here and here!

Condensed milk for Rum raisin ice cream
Condensed milk is used in miracle no-churn ice cream
Bowl of freshly whipped Chantilly cream - French whipped cream
Whipped cream is the other secret ingredient!

What’s the difference to using an ice cream maker? The melted ice cream is a bit richer (creamier) because no-churn ice cream is made using cream as the base whereas traditional ice cream is made with milk and egg. Hardly a “negative”! You can see the drips on the ice cream at the top of the post are thicker than traditional ice cream.

Sprinkling chocolate o Rum raisin ice cream
I like to sprinkle my rum raisin ice cream with chopped rum raisin chocolate.

Ingredients in rum raisin ice cream

Here’s what you need to make this incredible rum raisin ice cream:

Ingredients in Rum raisin ice cream
  • Cream – Just ordinary whipping cream. I use thickened cream (heavy cream) but any whipping cream works fine. (Low fat cream is not an option here, recipe won’t work).

    The aeration in the whipped cream replicates the effect of churning with an ice cream maker which is called for with traditional ice cream recipes.

  • Condensed milk – Sweetened milk sold in cans which has a syrupy consistency. Find it in the long-life milk aisle. This adds sweetness into the ice cream and prevents the mixture from freezing into a block of ice, keeping the mixture scoop able like real ice cream!

  • Rum – Use a golden or dark (brown) rum, for colour and flavour. Not a clear/white rum like Bacardi. I use Appleton Estate (pictured above) which is a good Jamaican made rum brand available here in Australia. But any rum will work here, even an economical one (we’re not doing shots here, it’s mixed with other flavours, so it’s ok!).

    Non alcoholic option – Use rum essence instead! I would soak the raisins in hot water + rum essence (to plump them up). Then add rum essence into the ice cream mixture to taste. You can just stir it in at the end – add and taste, add and taste! The ice cream texture will be fine. It will be a touch firmer than pictured which actually is a good thing because one challenge I had with this recipe was to get enough rum flavour in it without the ice cream being too soft (because rum does not freeze).

  • Raisins – Did the recipe name give it away? 😂 Sultanas make a fine substitute. Other dried fruit, like cranberries, cherries, even chopped dates, will work fine too as an alternative.

  • Allspice (oops, missing from the photo!) – For a hint of extra flavour. I tried it with and without (I know, my job, it’s so hard….) and just a bit of spicing makes it even better! But, it is optional.

  • Vanilla – For flavour.

Soaking rum for Rum raisin ice cream
If you chop the raisins and heat the rum, the raisins will absorb the rum faster. If you use whole raisins and cold rum, it’s best to leave overnight.

How to make rum raisin ice cream

Ahh, the magic of this no-churn ice cream method!!! Ready to see how easy it is? Or do you already know because you discovered my no-churn Strawberry ice cream or Mango ice cream??

How to make Rum raisin ice cream
  1. Soak raisins – Soaking raisins in rum is key not only for great rum flavour but also because the rum stops the raisins from freezing into mini ice cubes.

    Give the raisins a rough chop. This helps them absorb the rum more easily. Break them up with your fingers (they are often packed together tightly in the bags) then soak in hot rum for 30 minutes.

    The raisins should absorb most of the rum. If there’s any residual liquid, pour it off. You want to limit the total liquid rum in the ice cream mixture to 1/4 cup (60 ml) total. Any more than this and the ice cream won’t set enough because rum doesn’t freeze due to the high alcohol content. Yes, I did trial and error to figure out the maximum amount of rum I could get into the ice cream!!

  2. Condensed milk & flavours – Beat together the condensed milk, vanilla and allspice powder, just to combine. You don’t actually need a beater for this step, I just do because I’ve got the beater out anyway. Just give it a quick wipe before whipping the cream.

  3. Stir in raisins – Add the rum soaked raisins and stir to mix through.

  4. Whip cream until it is well whipped. It will take about 2 1/2 to 3 minutes with a handheld beater, or 1 to 1 1/2 minutes on high with a stand mixer. We are not looking for elegant softly whipped cream here. We want good aeration! (But not butter, which is what you’ll end up with at about the 8 minute mark, so stop before then! 😂)

How to make Rum raisin ice cream
  1. Lighten condensed milk – Add a big scoop of whipped cream into the condensed milk mixture then fold through with a rubber spatula or big scooping spoon. The purpose of this step is to lighten up the condensed milk mixture before mixing it all into the cream to maintain as much aeration in the cream as we can. More aeration = creamier ice cream!

    Just gently mix the cream through until it is mostly incorporated. Some lumps is fine.

  2. Mix with cream – Pour the condensed milk mixture into the cream them fold to combine until it is cream-lump-free.

    Be gentle here, don’t mix vigorously, as we want to preserve as much of the aeration in the cream as we can. To help remove cream lumps, “smear” visible cream bits across the surface or against the side of the bowl rather than vigorously stirring.

Pouring Rum raisin ice cream into ice cream container
How to make Rum raisin ice cream
  1. Pour the mixture into a glass or ceramic container that is at least 1.5 litres / 1.5 quarts. I use a 1.75 litre / 1.75 quart glass loaf pan (28 x 15 x 7.5cm / 11 x 6 x 3″).

    Smooth the surface, pop a lid on or cover with cling wrap.

  2. Freeze for 12 hours. Then scoop and serve like normal ice cream!

    You can basically scoop it straight out of the freezer, you don’t need to leave it out even for a minute before scooping. This is the rum at work – alcohol doesn’t freeze solid. So, as noted above, actually my biggest “challenge” in this recipe was figuring out how I can max out rum flavour without the ice cream ending up like a slushy! (The answer is reflected in the recipe 😂)

Scooping Rum raisin ice cream

Scoop of Rum raisin ice cream

Serve in cones or in bowls, as many or as little scoops as you like.

The ice cream will keep in the freezer for months, just like “real” ice cream. It does freeze a little firmer from day 3 and beyond, it only requires a few minutes on the counter before scooping.

Lastly, just a note on the booziness of this ice cream! Even though the amount of rum per serving is not that much (3/4 cup in total), let’s keep this one away from kids and pooches. Ordinarily my recipes that use alcohol will cook the alcohol out so it’s negligible in the finished dish. But in rum raisin ice cream, it is not. And that’s just how we grown ups love it! – Nagi x


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Rum raisin ice cream ice cream cone

Rum raisin ice cream (easy, no ice cream maker!)

Author: Nagi
Prep: 10 minutes mins
Raisin soaking + ice cream freezing: 12 hours hrs 30 minutes mins
Dessert
Caribbean, Jamaican
4.69 from 16 votes
Servings6 – 8 people
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Recipe video above. This has rum flavour unlike anything you can buy at the shops. Relish in it!
EASY ice cream recipe – In this recipe, fluffy whipped cream is used to replicate the effect of incorporating air into traditional ice cream by churning in an ice cream maker. Condensed milk, meanwhile, keeps the mixture from freezing into a solid block and keeps it creamy and scoop-able, just like real ice cream! Skeptical? Don't blame you. Read glowing reviews here and here!

Ingredients

Rum soaked raisins (Note 1):

  • 1 1/2 cups raisins (separate with fingers)
  • 1/2 cup rum (preferably Jamaican! Note 2)

Ice cream:

  • 1 x 395g / 14oz can condensed milk (Note 3)
  • 1/4 cup rum, dark or golden (preferably Jamaican! Note 2)
  • 1 tsp vanilla extract
  • 1/8 tsp allspice powder , optional
  • 2 cups thickened/heavy cream, fridge cold (any whipping cream works)

Serving (all optional)

  • Ice cream cones
  • Rum raisin chocolate , finely chopped (pictured in post)

Instructions

Rum soaked raisins:

  • Chop – Roughly chop the raisins (about in half) and break them up with your fingers so they are not stuck together.
  • Soak – Heat the rum in a small saucepan on medium high, just until hot. Add raisins, spread to submerge as best you can. Then leave to soak for 30 minutes.
  • Pour off excess – The raisins should absorb most of the rum. If not, see Note 4.

Ice cream:

  • Condensed milk & flavourings – Place the condensed milk, rum, vanilla and all-spice in a bowl. Briefly beat just to combine with a handheld beater (or mix by hand), then stir in the rum soaked raisins.
  • Whipped cream – Place the cream in a separate large bowl and beat on high with an electric beater for 2 1/2 to 3 minutes until well whipped (stand mixer 1 – 1 1/2 minutes). We're not looking for "soft whipped" here, we want stiff peaks and good aeration!
  • Fold together – Fold about 1 cup whipped cream into the condensed milk mixture. Once mostly incorporated (some lumps is fine), pour the condensed milk mixture into the cream and gently continue folding until smooth (minimise folding as less aeration = denser ice cream). To help remove lumps, "smear" visible cream bits across the surface or against the side of the bowl rather than vigorously stirring.
  • Freeze 12 hours – Spread in a 1.5 litre / 1.5 quart container (Note 6). Cover with lid or cling wrap. Freeze at least 12 hours.
  • Serve! To scoop, you'll only need to leave it out for a minute or two, like real ice cream! Then scoop and serve in bowls or in cones. I topped mine with chopped rum raisin chocolate, because, why not? 🙂

Recipe Notes:

1. Soaking the raisins is key not only for extra rum flavour but also because the rum stops the raisins from freezing solid because high % alcohol does not freeze.
Sultanas can be substituted, cranberries, cherries, or other dried fruit. Chopping helps the raisins absorb more rum.
2. Rum – Use a golden or dark (brown) rum, for colour and flavour. Not a clear/white rum like Bacardi. I use Appleton Estate (pictured in post) which is a good Jamaican made rum brand available here in Australia.
3. Condensed milk – Sweetened milk sold in cans, syrupy consistency. Find it in the long-life milk aisle.
4. Rum quantity – The ice cream can only take 1/4 cup rum in the ice cream mixture itself. Beyond this, it doesn’t set firmly enough because rum doesn’t freeze. (I tried. Because I love the rum flavour!) So if you have any excess rum not absorbed by the raisins, pour it off and include that in the 1/4 cup rum you measure out to mix into the ice cream mixture.
Non alcoholic option – Use rum essence instead! I would soak the raisins in hot water + rum essence (to plump them up). Then add rum essence into the ice cream mixture to taste. See notes under the ingredients photo in post for more information.
5. Storage – This will keep for months, like ordinary ice cream!
6. Nutrition per serving, assuming 8 servings.

Nutrition Information:

Calories: 495cal (25%)Carbohydrates: 50g (17%)Protein: 6g (12%)Fat: 26g (40%)Saturated Fat: 16g (100%)Polyunsaturated Fat: 1gMonounsaturated Fat: 7gCholesterol: 84mg (28%)Sodium: 87mg (4%)Potassium: 465mg (13%)Fiber: 2g (8%)Sugar: 29g (32%)Vitamin A: 1006IU (20%)Vitamin C: 3mg (4%)Calcium: 187mg (19%)Iron: 1mg (6%)
Keywords: easy ice cream, no churn ice cream, rum raisin ice cream, Strawberry Ice Cream
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91 Comments

  1. Lynne says

    December 8, 2023 at 11:57 am

    I’ve made this recipe many times, always successfully. For my lactose intolerant and vegan acquaintances I then used Flora cream and condensed coconut milk. I got the same excellent result with perhaps a tiny difference in flavour. But everyone just loves it. I may never use my icecream maker again. I am about to try your mango icecream recipe. Many thanks,
    Lynne

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  2. Sarah Waller says

    September 11, 2023 at 4:43 am

    5 stars
    Absolutely love this recipe 😋 I think I will leave the raisins to soak for longer next time I make it. I’m going to experiment with different flavours 😊

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  3. Jack says

    July 17, 2023 at 6:10 am

    5 stars
    I made this ice cream for the first time today. However, I took the non-alcoholic route, using Rum Extract. When I was reading the recipe, I was like, “There’s no mention of sugar. How is it going to be sweet enough without adding sugar?” Well, boy did I learn how sweet condensed sweetened milk is. It is perfectly sweet; the rum and raisins’ pas de deux across my palate, amidst the cloud-like lightness of the cream and vanilla bean, was exceptionally delectable. Thank you for posting this recipe.

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  4. Mel says

    June 25, 2023 at 3:22 pm

    5 stars
    Hi, has anyone tried to throw all the ingredients into an actual ice cream churn machine to see if it works? I’m curious as I have access to a churn. The recipe is delicious, I don’t want to waste ingredients so thought I would ask?? ………….. But if its a flop I suppose I could still eat it 🙂

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    • Kirst says

      November 18, 2023 at 5:48 pm

      Hi Mel, I’ve got the same thought as I have an ice cream maker. I think I’ll try making it almost as per the recipe but I’ll whisk the cream not as much before folding together… then I’ll add it to my ice cream maker. I’m thinking that the cream will then stiffen more as it’s churning. If that fails (though I’m sure it will still be good!) I’ll try following the recipe to the letter…. and have to eat even MORE rum and raisin ice cream until I’m happy with it… 😂 I’d be interested to hear if you try it too.

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      • Mel says

        November 20, 2023 at 9:50 pm

        Hi Kirst, I actually tried the no churn Strawberry ice cream with the Breville Smart Scoop. Similar ingredient quantity: 2 cups cream, tin of condensed milk, lots of strawberries. It was too much for the bowl and overflowed during the churning/freezing. (But not to worry we didn’t waste a bit 😂).

        I was lazy and threw it all in without whipping. It kind of worked ok, but probably do it in two batches next time. Flavour was amazing with the strawberry. The problem is – it is soooo good.

        I have made another R&R ages ago, but heated the rum and raisins to really plump them up. I used good old Bundy – nice and strong! Good luck 😍

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  5. Marin says

    June 17, 2023 at 6:14 pm

    4 stars
    I love the strong rum flavour in this ice cream! I didn’t listen to Nagi to chop the raisins in half, i left them whole. Big mistake! They swelled up so much when steeped in the rum that they sunk to the bottom of the ice cream. Lesson learned, follow the recipe & listen to Nagi.

    I gave 4 stars because it was way too sweet. I made it a second time, cut the raisins this time & added 600ml of cream, instead of 500ml (2 cups). Also added 1/4 tsp fine salt to the condensed milk, to balance sweetness & bring out more flavour. What an improvement!

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  6. Linda says

    June 16, 2023 at 2:05 am

    Have made this several times with no problems but this time my raisins sank to the bottom. I’d whipped my cream well – almost passed the peak stage – could this be why or any ideas? Thanks

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  7. Pots n Pans says

    May 10, 2023 at 11:20 am

    Made this on the weekend for my uncle (a confessed rum boozer) and he couldn’t get enough! Normally make my icecreams the ‘formal’ way but seriously – why bother!! This was absolutely crazy good for something so simple. Well done (again) on another amazing recipe.

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  8. Cassandra says

    April 2, 2023 at 9:26 pm

    So lyres dark cane spirit, spiced cane spirit or similar non alcoholic rum alt doesn’t work in this recipe?

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  9. Neo says

    March 26, 2023 at 3:26 pm

    5 stars
    Great Recipe! I do not have enough rum, could I use whiskey to soak raisin instead?

    Reply
  10. Christel says

    March 10, 2023 at 4:54 pm

    I have just made the ice cream and it’s ready to go into the freezer. The smell is really boozy and we are looking forward to sampling it tomorrow.
    I had a problem with the weight of the raisins though. I prefer to use the metric system and weighed out 300 g of raisins. It looked an awful lot, so I double checked. Yes, 300 g it is. It then occurred to me to check the cup measurement, which is 1 1/2 cups. The 300 g of raisins however is slightly more than 2 cups which is far too much. I reduced to 1 1/2 cups of whole raisins and once they were chopped they came to over 1 1/2 cups. I threw the surplus away because I had already chopped them up. So please be careful when you use the metric system.

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  11. Doctor Grandma Jeannie says

    February 9, 2023 at 10:25 am

    5 stars
    Great recipe! Flavor and texture were great. Recipe was easy, and well written, but raisins were VERY difficult to chop. I tried both a hand chopper and scissors without success. Also, a 1.5 liter or qt. dish is NOT big enough. Mine overflowed. Suggest at least a 2 qt or liter dish. Please note that 3/4 cup rum equals 6 ounces. For 6 servings, that is the equivalent of a drinking a full standard alcoholic drink, i.e. 1 oz. alcohol per serving. Love it, but be careful! Thanks for the recipe.

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  12. Tammie says

    February 8, 2023 at 4:08 am

    5 stars
    Amazing! I’ve always wanted to make homemade ice cream but it always looked too complicated. This was so easy (as all of your other recipes so far) and delicious. I had half and half instead of whipping cream so I was worried it wouldn’t turn out right since it was not as firm as it looked like in the pics and video but it turned out great! I’ve already shared the recipe with lots of friends.

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  13. Miriam says

    February 4, 2023 at 10:23 pm

    You know the recipe is popular when the lady at the bottle shop says that someone else just came in looking for rum for the same recipe! Making this now as an icecream cake for my husband and know it won’t disappoint!

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    • L says

      August 9, 2023 at 10:42 pm

      Could I add some pecans or walnuts to this recipe?
      If yes how much and would you toast them abit
      Thank you

      Reply
  14. Charlotte Ana says

    February 2, 2023 at 8:02 pm

    I got the raisin icecream recipe from here
    It was delicious.Thank you so much

    Reply
  15. Denver Heather says

    February 2, 2023 at 12:37 am

    5 stars
    Can premade whipped cream like Cool Whip/Reddiwhip be used in lieu of whipping cream yourself to save time? I made this just now (ice cream is freezing) according to the recipe but was just wondering about the premade whipped cream you can get at the grocery store. Thank you as always for the delicious and easy recipes that always impress my friends and family; can’t wait to eat this homemade ice cream!

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    • Andrea says

      February 2, 2023 at 7:25 pm

      I doubt it because cool whip is an artificial, non-dairy thing and totally different to real cream

      Reply
  16. Emm says

    January 31, 2023 at 5:40 pm

    5 stars
    Waiting until summer here in Canada just seemed tortourously long, so I cracked and made it (yes, when it was colder outside than in my -18°C freezer…!)

    Of course, it turned out phenomenally! <3
    I had to freeze for nearly 24 hours to get the correct texture – perhaps my container makes the ice cream too deep to freeze fast, and it has thick glass walls.

    Anyway, just here to say, "thank you again, Nagi!!"
    Excitedly awaiting the arrival of your cookbook (and the extras I ordered for gifts)!

    Xo

    Reply
  17. Annette B says

    January 29, 2023 at 6:52 pm

    5 stars
    Just made this for the first time. Easy, perfectly creamy and delicious rum and raisin icecream! You have made our lives better! Thank you so much, Nagi!

    Reply
  18. Vivian says

    January 29, 2023 at 2:54 am

    5 stars
    This best. No other words required. Have made it twice and will now be a staple in the freezer ready to go. Thanks for this gem Nagi!!

    Reply
  19. Audrey Kal says

    January 28, 2023 at 8:25 pm

    4 stars
    I found some rum ball flavoured rum liqueur which worked really well. I omitted the spices & vanilla essence & added 1/2 Teaspoon of rum essence.
    The result is a really yum rich ice cream. The only reason I’m giving 4 stars is the mild taste of the sweetened condensed milk – not a fan.
    any suggestions for a milder alternative to the SCM?

    Reply
  20. Shanthi says

    January 27, 2023 at 3:01 pm

    I tried this out – has come out delicious. However, the raisins sank to the bottom –
    Is this because I didn’t chop them enough or is it because the whipping cream was not thick enough ? There is a distinct rum taste that me and my husband loved but couple of my guests felt was too strong – probably a little less rum the next time (only if I am serving it to guests)

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