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This Franui Ice Cream Trifle is the ultimate no-bake summer dessert made with creamy no-churn chocolate ice cream, raspberry jam and crunchy Franui. Easy, make-ahead and perfect for entertaining.
If there is one dessert I want sitting in my freezer all summer long, it’s this Franui Ice Cream Trifle. Now, you must know I first tried Franui in Nov 2025 and I will not be ashamed to admit I have been obsessed with it since. So when Franui wanted me to use their product to create something yummy, it was a win win situation for both of us.
It has everything I love in a summer dessert—it is cold, creamy, chocolatey, fruity and ridiculously easy to make. There is no baking, no ice cream machine and no complicated techniques involved. Just a handful of supermarket ingredients layered together into a dessert that looks beautiful enough for guests but is simple enough to make on a random Tuesday afternoon.
Think creamy ribbons of homemade dark and white chocolate no-churn ice cream, swirls of sweet raspberry jam and little bursts of crunchy, chocolate-covered raspberries in every bite. Every slice is rich without being heavy, perfectly balanced with tart berries and plenty of chocolate.If you’ve been looking for the ultimate no-bake summer dessert, this is it.
This is one of those desserts that looks like it took hours to make, but most of the work is simply layering everything together before the freezer does the rest. This Franui Ice Cream Trifle is one of those desserts that ticks every box. It’s incredibly easy to make, requires minimal ingredients and delivers maximum flavour. The combination of creamy no-churn chocolate ice cream, tart raspberry jam and crunchy Franui creates a dessert that feels both nostalgic and completely modern. Whether you’re hosting friends, planning a barbecue or simply looking for something delicious to keep in the freezer during the warmer months, this recipe is guaranteed to become a repeat favourite. So let us get to it.
If you’ve somehow managed to avoid the Franui craze, let me introduce you. Franui are whole frozen raspberries coated first in white chocolate before being finished with a layer of either dark or milk chocolate. The contrast between the tart raspberry and the creamy chocolate is what makes them so addictive. They have become incredibly popular over the last year and are much easier to find now than ever before. Franuí originated in Patagonia, Argentina, created by the Fenoglio family, the Italian chocolatiers behind the famous Rapanui chocolate brand. The treat—fresh raspberries flash-frozen and dipped in a layer of both white and milk (or dark) chocolate—was invented more than a decade ago by utilizing an excess of raspberries from the family gardensYou can usually buy them from Amazon, Noon, Spinneys, Waitrose, Starbucks and Costa Coffee depending on where you live. They make an amazing snack straight from the freezer, but they’re even better folded into desserts like this one.
A no-churn ice cream is a homemade ice cream that doesn’t require an ice cream machine. Instead of churning the mixture while it freezes (which incorporates air and prevents large ice crystals from forming), a no-churn recipe relies on whipped cream and sweetened condensed milk to create a smooth, creamy texture. The addition of milk powder keeps this ice cream more creamy and mousse like, it helps keep the ice crystals away giving you a creamy and rich texture once frozen.
To whip the heavy cream we need a stand mixer or electric beater, I have used a couple of mixing bowls and spatula to fold the melted chocolate into the cream. The chocolate is melted in the microwave. I have layered the trifle in a 9 inch loaf tin you can do it in any tin you like. Make sure it is lined with cling wrap to ensure you can remove it from the tin once it has set.
Store the trifle covered in the freezer for up to one week. If frozen for longer, simply allow it to sit at room temperature for a few minutes before slicing.
Yes! In fact, it is even better when made the day before serving.
No. This recipe uses a classic no-churn ice cream base.
Absolutely. If you’re short on time, soften vanilla ice cream slightly and layer it with melted chocolate, raspberry jam and Franui pieces before freezing again.
Yes, although the ice cream won’t be quite as rich and creamy. The milk powder gives the texture a lovely boost but isn’t essential.
Now that we have covered how to make these Homemade Franui Ice Cream Trifle Recipe, you can have a look at the recipe video on my socials but let’s get to it.
If you try this recipe out, don’t forget to share it with me on Pinterest & instagram so I can see how it turned out. I’d love nothing more than to chat with you on your cooking/baking.
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