4 Ingredient Peach Sorbet
It’s a favorite of the summer! Our 4 Ingredient Peach Sorbet is so easy to make, a great way to use those fresh summer peaches, and makes a delicious, healthy summer treat!
Next, try our Easy Cherry Sorbet!

Helllooooo summer and fresh summer peaches! This 4 Ingredient Peach Sorbet is one of my absolute, hands down, favorite frozen treats that I also feel 100% OK with letting my girls go to town on too!
The 4 Ingredients

- Fresh Peaches – You can use frozen peaches too to enjoy this summer treat all year long!
- Sugar – This is a lower-sugar sorbet to really let the sweetness of the peaches shine.
- Freshly squeezed lemon juice – Just a touch to enhance the peach flavor.
- Kosher salt – just a pinch!
Can it get any easier? Nope!
Step-by-Step Instructions

Almost easier than the ingredients, how to make it.
Step 1 – Peel and freeze the peaches (see below for tips!).
Step 2 – Add the peaches to a food processor with sugar, fresh lemon juice, and just a lil’ pinch of salt. (This is the one we love!)

Step 3 – Blend until creamy!

Step 4 – Pour into a loaf pan and freeze.

Until it’s frozen to a delightful summer treat!
It’s a light, fresh, fruity, not too sweet dessert that is exactly what I want when it’s super hot out. No extra ingredients except a touch of sugar and a hint of lemon to enhance the fresh peach flavor. And it’s a summer treat that I love for both myself and my girls because it is absolutely delicious and healthy!
How to Peel and Pit Peaches
This is the hardest part of the whole recipe. But you could also avoid it by using already frozen peaches – that, however, would mean you’d miss out on using those fresh summer peaches!
To Peel if Ripe:
- Cut a cross at the bottom of the peach
- Drop peaches in a pot of boiling water for 30 seconds
- Transfer peaches to a bowl of ice to cool
- Once cool, use a paring knife to pull away the skin
To Peel if Unripe:
- Just use a good ol’ vegetable peeler!
To Pit Peaches
- Cut peach in half along the center and then give a good twist. You might have to wiggle that pit free.
- For pits that just won’t come free, you may have to use a knife and cut away the pit.
Get what you can – you may lose some flesh but it happens, just get what you can get.
Other Summer Fruit Treats
- Easy Peach Crisp
- Homemade Pistachio Ice Cream
- Strawberry Fruit Roll-Ups
- Cherry Pecan Galette
- Strawberries and Cream Scones
- Homemade Cherry Garcia Ice Cream
- Easy Homemade Peach Fritters
- Pineapple Mint Melon Salad

FAQs
Absolutely! It skips a step for you!
We usually use granulated sugar but you could also use raw. Brown would adjust the flavor a bit and would take away from the peach flavor, so I wouldn’t use that.
Definitely!
Nope! You can use any freezer safe container.

So welcome summer with this delightful summer treat! Enjoy, friends! As always, please let me know if you make it and what you think! I love to hear from you on Facebook, Pinterest, and Instagram!

4 Ingredient Peach Sorbet
Equipment
Ingredients
- 6 fresh peaches
- 1/2 cup of sugar
- Juice from half a lemon
- pinch kosher salt
Instructions
- Peel Peaches: Peel and pit the peaches. See notes for how to peel peaches based on ripeness. Add peaches to a freezer safe container and freeze until they are firm, usually about 2 -4 hrs.
- Blend: In a food processor, add frozen peaches, sugar, salt, and lemon juice and blend until creamy.
- Freeze: Transfer to a loaf pan (or other freezer safe container) and freeze (4 hrs to three days).
- Scoop and enjoy!






Best sorbet ever!!! My favorite recipe of the summer!!!
Oh I love to hear that Carol! Thanks so much for taking the time to leave a review!
This recipe is simple and amazing! It tastes just like the Italian ice you get from the mall! Such a great way to use up ripe fruit! Yum!
So glad you enjoyed it, Reagan! Thanks so much for sharing!
I’m excited to try this recipe. May I substitute the sugar with stevia (granular) or maple syrup?
This is amazing! Turned out beautifully. Make sure your peaches are a little soft going in the food processor. Ours were fully frozen and didn’t start to get creamy until they melted a bit to blend it all together. Love it and so does my 8 yr old!
This turned out amazing! I agree with another commented that the peaches need to be just slightly soft. If you start the process and it is just fluffy/chunky ice give it time to melt a little and it will turn into the sorbet! trust the process it’s delicious.
So glad you like it, Ally! Yes, good point about the peaches being softer. Thanks for sharing!
Hi! I’m excited to try this. How long will this last in the freezer? You said freeze for 4 hours to 3 days… is that the max? Thank you.
Hi Robin! After it’s made, it’ll last up to a month. 😀