Dreamy Dole Whip with Jus

Category: Sweet Treats to Satisfy Any Craving

You’ll toss frozen pineapple and banana into a sturdy blender with coconut milk and jus. Give it a good spin and in no time you’ll have a super silky, cool blend that’s all tropical. If you like things less sweet, try plain coconut milk or your fave vanilla jus for a fun swap. Pour into cups and enjoy it straight away for peak creamy vibes. That awesome pineapple-coconut combo gives old-school island feels—great for hot days or when you want something fruity and super chill.

Dana
Updated on Fri, 30 May 2025 11:38:52 GMT
Glass filled with whipped Dole-style treat and jus. Pin
Glass filled with whipped Dole-style treat and jus. | chefsnaps.com

Jus-topped Dole Whip is a tropical, dreamy treat that's light and super chill. It comes together fast—perfect when you're craving something sweet but don't want to heat up the kitchen.

Dreamy Ingredients

  • Jus: Boosts flavor and keeps things juicy Go for a style like citrus or vanilla for more fun smells and taste
  • Sweetened coconut milk: Gives it that rich, creamy goodness Check the carton—the best kind lists real coconut up top
  • Frozen banana: Makes it thicker, adds some built-in sweetness Use bananas that are fully spotted and soft before freezing for the best blend
  • Frozen pineapple: This one's the zingy star! Look for pineapple frozen when it's super sweet

Step-by-Step Details

Serve it up:
Scoop or pour the mixture into four glasses Enjoy right away so it's super creamy and smooth
Make it super smooth:
Blend on high until it looks like dreamy soft-serve Stop and scrape down the sides if some chunks get stuck
Throw it all in the blender:
Toss your frozen pineapple, coconut milk, banana chunks, and jus into a strong blender Chopping the fruit into small pieces helps everything go faster
A glass filled with Jus-topped Dole Whip. Pin
A glass filled with Jus-topped Dole Whip. | chefsnaps.com

I didn't think frozen pineapple would outdo fresh until my kid announced this was the only thing she wanted all summer. Just three main things plus some jus and you've got pure nostalgia in a bowl!

Keep It Fresh

This treat shines if you eat it as soon as you blend it—that's when the texture's light and airy. If you need to stash leftovers, pop them in the freezer in something airtight. When you’re ready, toss it back in the blender with coconut milk to fluff it back up.

Swaps and Switchups

No frozen pineapple? Mango's a great stand-in. If you're not into bananas, swap in extra pineapple. If it tastes too sweet, use unsweetened coconut milk and let the fruit do the talking.

Fun Serving Ideas

Pour into tall glasses, stick in a straw, and add a pineapple wedge for that getaway feel. Try an extra swirl of jus up top or toss on shredded coconut to crank up the island vibes.

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A glass with chilled Jus-topped Dole Whip. | chefsnaps.com

Backstory and Traditions

The idea comes from that iconic Dole Whip you see at popular theme parks. That one’s frozen pineapple soft-serve. This twist gives you a creamy, dairy-free version you can whip up at home, plus that modern kick from jus.

Recipe FAQs

→ Could I swap in other fruits, not just pineapple?

For sure! Try out frozen mango or maybe peaches if you want to shake things up. Just make sure your fruit's frozen for that thick, smooth result.

→ Which jus tastes the best here?

Vanilla jus is nice and creamy, but use whatever sweet jus or fruit nectar you like and it'll mix in perfectly.

→ Is there a way to keep this dairy-free?

Yep! If you go with coconut milk, it stays totally dairy-free and still gives you a velvety mix.

→ What if I want it to be less sugary?

Just pick unsweetened coconut milk or cut back the jus to keep things a bit more tart and not too sweet.

→ Can this be made before I need it?

Blending and eating right away makes it super creamy. If you need to make it ahead, freeze what’s left, then blend it again when you’re ready to dig in.

Pineapple Whip Jus

Tropical goodness—pineapple, banana, coconut milk, and a splash of jus—creamy, chilled, and just right for warm weather.

Preparation Time
8 min
Cooking Time
~
Total Time
8 min
By: Dana

Category: Desserts

Difficulty: Easy

Cuisine: American

Yield: 4 Servings (4 glasses)

Dietary Preferences: Vegan, Vegetarian, Gluten-Free, Dairy-Free

Ingredients

→ Liquid

01 180 ml jus
02 240 ml sweetened coconut milk

→ Frozen Fruit

03 1 medium frozen banana
04 4 cups (about 560 g) frozen pineapple pieces

Steps

Step 01

Pour your creamy blend out into four glasses. Enjoy it fresh so it stays super smooth.

Step 02

Crank up your blender on the highest setting. Keep going until it’s totally blended and you don’t see any icy bits.

Step 03

Throw frozen banana, pineapple, coconut milk, and jus into your blender.

Notes

  1. If you want it less sugary, pick coconut milk with no added sugar. Try using vanilla jus for extra flavor—it switches things up.

Required Tools

  • High-powered blender

Allergen Information

Check every ingredient for potential allergens, and consult a healthcare professional if uncertain.
  • Has coconut. There’s a chance of mixing with other tropical fruits.

Nutritional Details (Per Serving)

These details are for reference purposes and don't replace professional medical advice.
  • Calories: 190
  • Fats: 3.5 g
  • Carbohydrates: 46 g
  • Protein: 2.2 g