Even my Mother in law thought it was good! I added a Lime and zested 1 lemon and the lime I also tried an iteration with Clementine Oranges (this was really good!)

Easy to make - I used canned peaches, coz that was the only thing I had on hand. Tasted refreshing. Only thing was that it's very hard straight out from the freezer, and I need to let it sit outside for sometime before it "thaws" and becomes less icy, and easier to scoop.

Wonderful recipe. The flavor of the banana is dominant with the orange and lemon juice adding a nice tartness. I followed another reviewers advice and used six 2's and like her I had too much for my countertop freezer. Could six 1 1/2's work? I wonder.

It's undescribable.

Until now I've had very rigid thinking that ice cream has to start with a cooked egg custard in order for it to be top-notch. Not so here. I resisted the urge to add egg yolks as I usually do, basically as an experiment, and I was pleasantly surprised! This is some creamy ice cream! And what an unusual flavor--not quite banana, not quite citrus, but a recognizable, delicious blend of the two. With no cooked custard involved, this was a snap to make. I made this in six 1's in order to fit my Cuisinart Ice Cream Maker, adding an extra half banana, and used 2 parts cream to 1 part half and half. To ensure the best results, once mixed, refrigerate for several hours before churning. I'm so glad I tried this!

Good recipe. I made it with peaches instead of bananas, and I think it needed less lemon that way. It was still good, though, and very easy.

LOVE this recipe. Super easy to throw together and the taste was wonderful. Made it for dessert after a mexican meal and it was refreshing and light. All the guests loved it so much that we didn't have any leftovers. I did add just about a tsp of orange extract as suggested. Served it with blueberries on top. I might try to add just a little orange zest the next time I make it. I think this will be a regular summer dessert.

really good recipe. ok, I switched a few things here to, but just to make it easier. And I have one kid that won't eat bananas. So I did 6 X 2 and still had 2 batches for my machine. I added cut up strawberries for one batch and blended the mix in a blender to make stawberry icecream for the second batch. I used skim milk because thats what we have and used the juice because again thats what we had. It came out great. really suprised at the blending made that much flavor difference but it did. Both where good.

I made this ice cream to use up some fresh peaches I had on hand. I used this recipe because I'm pregnant and cannot consume raw eggs and this recipe fit the bill. When I was removing the ice cream from the ice cream maker I tasted it before transferring it to the freezer and was very happy with the flavour. Unfortunately, once the ice cream froze thoroughly, it was like a brick! Very difficult to scoop like ice cream and the texture was very flaky. So in the end, the flavour was really nice, but the texture and consistency were way off.

a refreshing taste on a hot day. a keeper thanks

I made some adjustments for my 6 quart ice cream maker. I wanted to make strawberry ice cream so I pureed 2 lbs of strawberries in my blender and did 3 Fours, i.e. 4 cups each - milk, 1/2 & 1/2 and sugar and then added the pureed strawberries to the mix. It was perfect and fed 17 people. If everyone would have taken the same amount, it would have fed 15 people easy. Great easy recipe and a real crowd pleaser.

OH MY GOSH! This is just so refreshing and delicious -- there just aren't words. I had to half it because my ice cream freezer doesn't do two quarts but it worked out great.

I honestly don't see what the big deal about this ice cream is. It was just okay. There was not enough orange flavor in it and it was too sweet. Basically a really sweet banana ice cream. Not what I was looking for at all.

Okay...I'll admit, I totally screwed this recipe up by accidentally adding 3 cups of orange juice!!! OOPS!!! Even doing that, it was DELICIOUS! (I did have to finally freeze it as it would not freeze in the Cuisinart ice cream maker.) Any recipe that you can screw up that bad and STILL turn out well deserves more than 5 stars!

The easiest ice cream recipe ever! I made Six 2s and used the 6oz juice formula given in the reviews (4oz store oj & 2oz fresh lemon juice from 2 medium sized lemons). I will try peaches next. Thanks for this yummy recipe.